and then outline that broke into a home in san bruno. about why they think the cat wanted to go inside. meanwhile, some local legislators are urging the state to deny reopening funding for the san francisco unified school district will tell you why. >> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching the kron 00:00am morning news at 7. >> good morning and thanks for waking up with us we're wednesday. i'm variable. i'm james legit weird only because we had a. >> pretty unusual looking moon early this morning. if you're with us in the 4 o'clock hour. yeah. we saw the super lunar eclipse. >> the blood moon yes, it's kind of cool and we learned why people say lunatic. i always thought you were lunar knots and that's kind of what this all is about goes way back to the old days of latin when they used to refer to the moon cycles and people acting weird during certain phases that column. i i told this morning i did. and i knew there was a up and it was scary. now you why i mean, with a flower blood supermoon lunar eclipse. moon.

we saw what happened in san bruno and a lot of pipelines do explode. i guess it is not very often but when they do they will flatten the house. >> reporter: he and neighbors have safety and environmental concerns. >> natural gas is on his way out and renewables are the thing and i don't think we need to be doing that anymore. >> reporter: the 35 mile line transports natural gas. the biggest natural gas producer in the state, california resource corporation owns the line. natural gas flows through the pipe daily and it is enough gas to supply 9000 homes. >> i don't think it is worth it and it is a risk that we take and say it will never happen. that is what the families in san bruno thought too. >> reporter: the contract is only were $12,000 year and it expired, and the city was supposed to approve a lease extension to the company. >> we went to our safety records and inspection records and our current practices for operation and surveillance and found no deficiencies. >> reporter: the city council did not give a new lease but the company said they are

a search warrant earlier this week, has some bay area roots detective luca benedetti grew up in san bruno and graduated from burlingame high school. ktvu is jessie garrett tells us he was one of two california police officers to die and the line of duty this week. flower deliveries continue unabated thursday in san luis obispo. this as the community mourns the loss of detective luca benedetti. it was just unbelievable. i did, it would happen here. benedetti was one of two san luis obispo police

they get funneled through any openings in the coast range like the san bruno gap. we've already had a gust near 60 at sfo. so san bruno, mill rate, burlingame, you will all fear that's a little stronger than everybody else. but we will not focus on just that one area, this wind advisory covers a broad area of the bay area. paul heggen has a lot more on that, tracking the big picture read paul come over to you. included in this wind advisory. just a few locations are excluded. this continues until 5:00 a.m. on thursday. it will still be breezy, but the gustiest conditions will occur over the next 10 hours or so. the current wind speeds, these are the sustained winds, 31 miles an hour in oakland, 36 for san francisco. that northwesterly direction is a further inland with 50 to 25 mile an hour sustained winds. 40 mile an hour in oakland at the top of the hour and close to 50 miles an hour at sfo. not quite that breezy downtown, but still definitely a noticeable wind. and when it is this windy and the vegetation is this dry, we have to be concerned about the fire dange

the fog was back towards the mountains san bruno mountain, but you can see it all the way coming into and if you look you can see movement up in here is the clouds and fog begin toe really push inland on a fairly robust sea breeze tonight that will have fog and most bay area neighborhoods by the morning 20. six miles an hour sustained in fairfield. so that's pretty winning. nevada is gusting to over 15 miles an hour and then we've got sfo a 23. that's the wind. we were just looking at. so with that in mind that the trend has been for cooler, and that's where we continue to go cooler weather right into the bay area weekend, and what that means. is these temperatures that you see here for now are going to be cooler tomorrow at this time by pretty but. 56 degrees, so today's cooling was like 12 degrees up in fairfield. but tomorrow it'll be a little less robust because it's already cool. we've had cooling each day. now for a number of days. it's in response to this little pressure that's up north off the pacific northwest. it pushes south. it breaks up the pacific high, which is sort of

temperatures back closer to average. 76 at centerville and 80 at san jose. 68 in san bruno and everybodymid to upper 70s at the peninsula. mid to upper 50s along the coast with low to mid 60s in downtown san francisco and sausalito. upper 50s in the north bay and warmer in the valleys. look at the sea breeze up toward emeryville where it is upper 60s. oakland 71 in e s.y you have to wait until tomorrow for the cooling. in fact, you can watch the clouds increase as we get deeper into the overnight hours and into tomorrow morning where we wake to the 50s, 60s and 70s tomorrow and friday and that is average. on monday and tuesday, a summer spread with 60s at the coast to 90s inland. that is way too warm. >>> now let's look at what is happening at gma today at 7:00 a.m. hi ginger. >> hey reggie and kumasi and mike. it's great to be here with you. president biden has set a new goal to have 70% of adults get one dose of the vaccine by the fourth of july. how he plans to achieve the goal and pfizer's timeline for young children. we have dr. francis collins to help answer the questions. >>> more

been attracted by some big game trophies hanging on the walls, a cat burglar quite literally in san brunoan a week after another big cat sighting in san francisco, my eyes locked on this huge animal. my one. what the #### is god? i'm outline our couch, steven rose of san bruno were awakened by what turned out to be a mountain lion that broke into their home and i did a quick you turn back towards the bedroom you happened at about 12 20 early tuesday morning at their home on ross way and your skyline college, their property backs up to open space. the mountain lion leapt from a fence through a window, shattering it. last buttigieg everywhere you want in the living room, and then you know, fell crotch food run around. he knocked over tv and a couple things. authorities say the mountain lion may have spotted steve's taxidermy trophy head similar to these ones, a bison, the other in milk, something he might have thought. you know, there's a meal for my neighbor can track triplet agrees. clearly the mountain line did not know that they weren't real. and he's clearly hungry and want some food.

thank you very much, sara. >> crazy us bears in santa and sell bald mountain lions in san bruno. >> maybe it is the moon local legislators are urging the state to deny the san francisco school districts bid for 12 million dollars in reopening funds to qualify for the money districts need to offer in-person instruction for all elementary grades and at least one grade in middle or high school. well, the school district brought back some high school seniors, but not all of them by the may 15th deadline. the district said it established a hybrid schedule for those seniors and they hope to qualify for the money. but assemblyman phil ting argues that the district didn't bring back enough students the portion as the san francisco unified parent is deeply disappointing. >> because but the hope was is that the the money would encourage districts to not only do the minimumnbut really open up all the greats at a time in san francisco has some of the highest vaccination rates in the entire state as well as some of the lowest covid rates of any urban area. >> the school district says that it's committ

san bruno mountains back over here.g this fog area right out down to the airport, which is pretty typical for this time of night. bobby's gonna push well inland tonight, as you know, and we'll have a cooler day. tomorrow. these winds are going to drive that fog inland. pretty significantly fairfield right now, 24. they probably have gusto. 30 miles an hour right now, as you look at the south bay, you got 14 mile an hour. sustained it san was a and those winds are going to maintain temperatures are running cooler tonight. then last night, we talked about that already. the low pressure to the north of us is going to be the significant in has been a significant player in the last couple of days. and of course that has to do with the look. coming closer to us, weakening the high. the high pressure weekend and we cool off the pacific high is what keeps us warm and dry pretty much all summer. and when that weekends in the fog gets closer and further inland in deeper, that's when we cool and that's when you know the week the h

look at our stormranger atop of san bruno mountain. so, we have this clash going on between the cool marine air, drizzle around the we're seeing inland. now, what's going to change tomorrow will be the sea breezes off and north winds pick up. watch the drop here into nap pa county and solano counties. that's the reason why the red flag warning gets under way for interior northern california during the day tomorrow through tuesday and our temperatures for parts of the bay area could be making a run at the upper 80s. closer look at that in our forecast coming up. >> rob, thank you. >>> today, santa clara county health leaders holding a clinic aimed at getting younger people vaccinated. how do you entice them? the county offered free boba tea. are you going to get another shot? >> just for the boba? maybe. >> in the south bay, only about half the people 16 to 29 are fully vaccinated. >>> covid cases are getting lower, more people are getting vaccinated, which means travel is on the rise. san jose international airport is expanding its par

gaps about bad 72 degrees in san bruno. 74 in millbrae warmer temperatures. as you make your way down the peninsula. 81 degrees, redwood city and sunny pretty much all day long. 79 apollo out of the south. they got some 80's maybe couple low 90's there by tomorrow afternoon and then the east bay upper 80's many spots 89 degrees. little more 87 in dublin about 83 degrees in orinda 68 in oakland, 86 in concord and about 72 degrees in hercules get the idea these temperatures coming down just slowly. i think it will take another day or so before all those numbers cool down in the valleys. them are going to see a more significant sea breeze taking these temperatures going to be dropping over the next few days only in the 70's in the warmer spots inland by friday, saturday gets kind of interesting. partly cloudy skies. some of the models are trying to hint at a chance of some showers will wait and see. i just hope. thank you, lawrence. coming up, the show must go on broadway will resume performances in new york soon. we have all the details. someday, looking back o

the gas station here in san bruno is a little higher than others in the area. $4.40 a gallon. $3.76 is one of the lowest prices you can find in the san francisco area. just last week, sfo saw a high of 31,000 passengers on one day. and they said they could see as many as 38,000 on a peak day. and today is expected to be the busiest day of the holiday, of the oakland airport with more than 30,000 passengers expected in more than one day alone, and more than 130,000 for the long weekend. i had a chance to speak with some folks traveling by land and by sky. they say they're prepared both for the gas prices as well as a safe flight during a pandemic. >> driving up to the sacramento area, spend time with my mom, yeah. so, yeah, i expect a lot of people to be on the road, paying these prices and certainly probably feeling in their pocketbook. >> i feel more willing to travel right now, definitely. it was tough being stuck at home for a long time. you were taking a chance just to get away for the weekend. >> it feels weird, though. not going to lie. >> reporter: and although i'm staying local

coming in from the northwest they are hitting me here first and then funneling right through the san bruno gap and that is why paul was talking about 52 mph gusts at sfo. also san bruno and anywhere in that gap, you will get the worst of this tonight and you are already pretty much seeing the worst of it. it shouldn't get a whole lot stronger than 50 mile-per-hour gusts but it will be a lot worse there and of course year than it will be for most locations. back to you. >> that is what makes the fire so dangerous. the wind did not help crews fighting a deadly house fire in san francisco this morning. it broke out before six clock a.m.. this video from a citizen shows the fury of the fire tearing through the third story through the roof. a neighbor who did not want to appear on camera new the man who lived in that unit. he had parkinson's make it more difficult to get out. >> when i saw it, and i knew that tony lived alone and i knew he had mobility issues, i was really nervous. >> they called a second alarm because of the challenges they faced in this dense neighborhood. >> we have the hill

the wind is coming up from the south and pushing through the te san bruno gap. ick fog around emeryville. let's talk about how that will affect the temperatures. mid-to upper 60s in richmond and oakland, 71 in san mateo. upper 70s to low 80s in the north bay. still a touch of 90 in the east bay valley but this is the last day. more on that coming up. back to you. >>> a cdc advisory committee is meeting today about authorizing pfizer's covid-19 vaccine for kids ages 12 to 15. in marin county, eligibility is expanding to 12 to 15-year-olds. health officials are pretty optimistic. last night for the first time in 14 months, marin officials were able to sit in a room together to host a town hall for families with questions about vaccinating their teens. >> we want to help you find vaccinations. it is not how it was was was beginning when vaccines were scarce. >> after a cdc advisory panel votes today, california is expected to green light the vaccine. appointments will open for that age group. marin plans to open family vaccine clinics on school campus. >>> georgia a

mid to upper 60s in san bruno and menlo park. low to mid-70s for the rest of the peninsula. er 50s along the coast and mid-60s, that is average downtown in san francisco and sausalito. 73 to 78 through the north bay valleys. along the east bay shore, mid to upper 60s in richmond, berkeley, oakland, san leandro, newark. 75 at san ramon and pleasanton to low 80s in brentwood and antioch. if you feel like going out tonight, and you deserve it after a hard week, temperatures will be comfortable away from the coast until the sun sets. then you will want to be around a heater or have a coat handy. tonight our hills will be in the 30s and 60s due to dry breezes developing. the rest of us will be in the hoss and 50s. the dry breezes warm us up and bring the heightened fire danger. the fire danger tapers monday night. tuesday and wednesday will be warm and thursday we will start to feel some relief from the heat that will be around for so, so long. speaking of next week, let's jump ahead to next sunday, may 16 at 10:00 a.m. that is when aids walk san francisco is. nine days away. this

on the peninsula, 75 in san bruno, 84. about a 9 degrees bread there. on the coast side, mid to upper 60s and low to mid 70s for downtown south san francisco and sausalito. low to mid 60s north pecos with some of our fastest breezes. as you go into the valleys, about 85 to 89 degrees. so significantly warmer. mid to upper 70s and low 80s, we will say that, for the east bay. and as you head into the valleys, 87 in san ramon to a very warm 93 in brentwood. in fact, very warm to the central valley, low to mid 90s there. that's why we have the fire danger continuing. look at tonight. oh yes, the clouds are back, the temperatures will be in the 40s and 50s and the fire threat will be over. the biggest cooling tomorrow will be the day on the coast, then they will move inland for thursday and friday. notice those temperatures, 50s, 60s, 70s. that is average for this time of the year, two days out of the seven-day forecast. temperatures are not going to be warmer than average. have a good day, kumasi, reggie? >>> thank you, mike, now we are checking in with ging

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that's where a mountain lion crashed through a window of a home in san bruno ktvu is henry lee tellshave been attracted by some big game trophies that were hanging on the walls. a cat burglar quite literally in san bruno, less than a week after another big cat sighting in san francisco, my eyes locked on this huge animal. my one. what the #### is god? i'm outline our couch. steven rose of san bruno were awakened by what turned out to be a mountain lion that broke into their home and i did a quick you turn back towards the bedroom you happened at about 12 20 early tuesday morning at their home on ross way and your skyline college, their property backs up to open space. the mountain lion leapt from a fence through a window, shattering it. last food everywhere you want in the living room, and then you know, fell crotch food run around. he knocked over tv and a couple things. authorities say the mountain lion may have spotted steve's taxidermy trophy head similar to these ones, a bison, the other in milk, something he might have thought. you know, there's a meal for my neighbor can track

of 2 in san bruno, 64 in san mateo. mid-50s along the coast, upper 50s to near 60 in downtown south san francisco and sausalito and mid-50s north bay and the coast. cloverdale northward mid-80s to near 90. low 60s. 61 in the even, 75 in brentwood is 84. rotating backward toward us a structure across the north bay and over the coast as we highway head into saturday evening to sunday. the rainfall. as, less than 0.005 of an inch so unfortunately the latest models are taking our chance down, but we know the temperatures will be at least average through tuesday. reggie, kumasi? >> thank you, mike. >>> a birthday celebration in malibu went horribly wrong when the balcony of this seafront home collapsed. oh, my goodness. this is video from the neighboring property. it captured the moment that crowd, as you can see, on the balcony gave away and dropped over a dozen people 15 feet into the rocky shoreline below. four people had to go to the hospital. the homeowner said they rented out the property but only six people were suppo

we saw what happened in san bruno. i have been looking at a lot of pipelines do explode.ess it's not often. but when they do, they flatten houses. >> i don't think it is worth it. it's a risk people take. they think oh it can never happen. i am sure those families thought that too. >> they say the pipeline is safe. the city may not have the final word on the lease. the company can go to the state to overrule local authority. >>> the white house says supplies of gasoline in south and mid atlantic region should be back to normal early next week. the fuel crunch came after a ransomware attack shut down a major pipeline. >> our current expectation based on conversations between the company and experts at the department of energy is the vast majority of markets in affected regions are receiving fuel at gas stations for consumers and will continue to receive more fuel throughout the weekend and early next week hence getting us closer to return us back to normal. >> in atlanta gasoline continues in short supply and prices at the pump are climbing more than 60% of gas stations in

start in the low 70s of the peninsula and up into the low 60s by san bruno. upper 50s on the coast and mid- 60s in downtown in south san francisco. 50s through 10:00 with clouds hugging the coast. you can see sunshine and 60s from noon all the way through 6:00. the wind will be fastest in san francisco from 3:00 this afternoon until 7:00. heading up to the northbay, we have upper 50s on the coast and we have mid-60s and low 80s. mid-70s, excuse me, to low 60s and low 70s on the east bay shore. inland, 78 and san ramon and everyone else 80s. mid-40s, around 50 degrees tonight. a few more clouds on the peninsula and the east bay pick some of those may spill onto the south bay. here's a look at the accuweather seven-day forecast. sunny and warmer today. we hold this pattern through thursday and friday. a cold front passing to the north will bring us our coolest day saturday and look at that bounce back. temperatures front-end to 20 degrees warmer by the and of monday and tuesday. >>> coming up. the seven things to know this morning. >> unruly passengers on planes

here you have half moon bay 56 for you looking at san bruno millbrae. ll upper 50 san francisco due to solid 54 mountain view redwood city pelley out to a palo alto rather 54 mid 60's in redwood city. look at that. sonny bill cupertino out in san jose. you're the warmest year 81 for look at our 7 day forecast as you are planning your weekend. you see this friday will be the warmest of the 2 days. so 77 on friday, 72 on saturday. the bay in coastal areas. all mid to lower 60's and 50's before you head out this morning. we want to give you a look at your traffic. started here in the city. the bay bridge as you get to that fremont street exit. once you reach the maze a little under 9 minutes for your drive time. it looks like they have not turned the metering lights on just yet. traffic is flowing. we might have friday light hoping for that. the san mateo bridge as you're heading out across towards the peninsula. you can see conditions. there are at the limit for the most part, we see a lot of traffic so about 15 minutes for you to make it across towards th

you see 67 in santa cruz, that is definitely the onshore breeze as is santos 66 in san bruno. upper 70s, near 60 long the coast into downtown san francisco. 78 to about 83 through most of the north bay valleys. heading up into mendocino county, you can get into the 90s. upper 60s definitely touched by the seabreeze. about everybody else in the 70s. the hottest temperatures mid- 80s to 90, but this is the last day for 90s in the seven-day forecast. tonight a little green along the coast. maybe the east bay hills with a little drizzle. with the cloud cover spreading to all neighborhoods tonight. we have an area of low pressure, the upper level low spinning across our neighborhoods friday night through sunday morning. there's a slight chance of showers and, unfortunately, a slight chance we can have some lightning. we definitely don't want that. will look at the rainfall potential, up to 1507 inch. that would be nice if it happens. reader not betting on it right now. that is after the coolest day, which will be friday and the windiest day. otherwise, morning clouds and afternoon

. >> reporter: we are live here in front of the langley house on the corner of bacon street and san bruno avenue and this is one of 13 butterfly displays all made of flowers. placed all throughout the city of san francisco. it's all part of sf small business week to remind the public that your local merchants are reopening and reemerging. the sf flower mart has been around since 1912. and has emerged from every single economic downturn. smelling like -- well, you know. it is fair to say that the flower industry is resilient? >> yes. so we survived world war survived 9/11. and we survived the pandemic. >> reporter: the initial covid lockdown in march 2020 was a close call. the flower industry was spared from disaster when health officials allowed home deliveries and curbside pickup just in time for mother's day last year. but with weddings, graduations, and funeral business gone, florists had one option to survive. >> hustle. >> reporter: charlotte pivoted her his bloom tuesday telling instagram to tell customers to subscribe to a weekly flower delivery. it worked. >> by the next i guess e

south san francisco, san bruno millbrae. but burlingame all upper 50's. hat side now to view. you're in the upper 70's there. cupertino 69 san jose. the war miss 81 down there. look at hayward union city fremont, all upper 60's looking at oakland berkeley richmond silly angle down there low to mid 60's for you up in sonoma, napa 7167 their fairfield. you're at 75 in stinson beach point reyes, 6149. we're checking your 4 day forecast, 7 day forecast. brothers your planning your next few days. look at this. if you're inland today's going to be the warmest for you start to dramatically jet down and get cooler the air on saturday. 72 degrees. look at bay temperatures here along the coast. there mid to upper 50's 64 throughout the week and we're going continue planning we're going continue planning that for you. but you have to you're wondering traffic looks like we had an early-morning hot spot out of milpitas that has already been cleared off of the road. so that's some good news for you. there. but as you head into the city to that fremont street exit under

as looking towards san bruno mountain seeing some of those clouds still hanging on. >> later on. it will be sunshine 60's and 70's your forecast ahead. >> and tracking in accident along one. oh, one here in san francisco in also we're seeing some delays across the bay. we'll have more on your commute coming up after the break. >> 9.13 right now and we are checking out the weather and this perfectly placed rewrite haha between us. how i'm going reach up and grab a coconut. this is bordering on a little bit in the winds of a sweet little tropical. it does good morning, john. to survey in some haha that cool breeze from the coast. definitely going to be noticeable all day long today. that's going to keep temperatures nice and cool. well into the afternoon even as more and more sunshine peers its way through some of those clouds that some of are still in the midst of right now a different bit of a view across the bay area. this time from the east bay showing you nice. sunny skies returning overhead. >> we're going to be looking at more and more of that through the day. little bit of c

. >>> a couple in san bruno woke up and discovered they had some company, a mountain lion right there sitting on their couch. as henry lee reports, the mountain lion may have been attracted to the game trophies hanging on the wall. >> reporter: a cat burglar quite literally in san bruno less than a week after another big cat sighting in san francisco. >> my eyes locked on this huge animals! i went what the hell is that appears >> a mountain lion on our couch. >> reporter: they were awakened by what appeared to be a mountain lion in their home. >> i did a quick u-turn back toward the bedroom. make it happen about 12:20 at their home near rossway. their property backs up to open space. the mountain lion left from a fence through an open window, shattering it. >> he wound up in the living room and was running around and knocked over a tv and a couple of things. >> reporter: authorities say the mountain lion may have spotted the taxidermy trophy similar to these, one is a bison and the other an elk. can't blame the animal if he thought he saw something that was a meal for him. >> clearly,

san bruno police are looking for whoever shot at a moving car this morning. investigators say it happened in the area of cherry and genevieve avenues when officers got to the scene, they say the man who owned the car says an unknown person fired a single shot at his car hitting the rear window. luckily the driver was not injured but tonight investigators believe this may have been a targeted attack so far no arrests have been made. >> we'll switch it up down, talk about our 4 zone forecast on the saturday night, blue skies, plenty of them on this saturday. will we see the same on sunday. here's mabrisa with the answers yet. and we had beautiful weather on tap today warming trend continuing in the bay area lasting all weekend long near average today one to 2 degrees below normal, though. but we're tracking low 60's today for downtown san francisco. >> mid 70's for san jose. take a look at concordd78 degrees when you should be at 79. so i'd say we're pretty spot on taking a live look, though we're seeing the return a gray. she's back fog. carla out in full forc

little bit jacket where the today for areas like pacifica and well 60's and brisbane down through san bruno. millbrae burlingame, southward all the way to mountain view mostly in the 70's. this is a drop in temperatures from yesterday's mid 80's for these spots for the south bay. you're not really tapping into that cool ocean air quite yet. you're still going to be well into the mid 80's today, as will also be the case in our inland east bay valleys, pleasanton livermore lot like yesterday. upper 80's for you. oakland, berkeley and richmond. on the other hand, seeing a nice drop in temperatures. cool low 70's. really nice while the creek danville unconquered still upper 80's and still some 90's for antioch pittsburgh in vacaville. no red flag warning for solano county today, though, and that is definitely an improvement from yesterday's high fire danger tomorrow and friday is where the real relief arrives. look at those highs only in the 70's under warmest inland. it will be a shortlived cool down as by the weekend. it's right back to the mid to upper 80's we go that includes mother's day o

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this happened early yesterday on ross way in san bruno near spillane college. a big cat entered a home with several large tax determine tangsodermy heads mounted on the wall. the homeowner scared the cat off. >>> new clean energy plan to ease our climate in crisis may soon take shape in northern california. the white house has announced plans to allow two new large scale wind farms built over the pacific ocean. one would sit 20 miles off the coast of moro bay, the other in the waters off of the north coast. it's hoped by the end of the decade, each will hold hundreds of wind turbines anchored on floating platforms. combined the farms could power 1.5 million homes. governor newsom supports the idea but commercial fishermen are among those slamming it calling it unproven. >>> 6:06 on your wednesday morning. time to take a live look outside overlooking walnut creek. all right. so that super flower blood moon has gone away, making way for the sun's arrival this morning. kari has a look at our temperatures for today as well. how are we looking? >> it's going to be a

he spent 37 years in the san bruno neighborhood. >> very nice people. nice people. and it's difficult for me to believe. >> reporter: this man says he lost track of him when he moved to the coast. but the true passion was law enforcement. he started his career and joining the san luiz obispo team in 2012. he turned to his two young daughters and his wife. i spoke to his father-in-law who is devastated tonight. he said he wished he can change places with him. the go fund me page has a goal of $100,000. donations are pouring in. cheryl hurd. nbc. >>> there was a procession tonight for a stallen stockton officer. dozens of officers gathered to honor his body. he was shot by a man inside the home. the fellow officers shot that man. help was 30 years old and leaves behind a wife who is also a stockton police officer, and their three children. >>> breaking news in the south bay, a deadly crash about three hours ago, we do know a motorcycle was involved. we will continue up to date you on air and online. >>> are you interested in 49ers tickets? and shots? health sfishl off

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we saw what happened in san bruno and a lot of pipelines do explode.i guess it is not very often but when they do they will flatten the house. >> reporter: he and neighbors have safety and environmental concerns. >> natural gas is on his way out and renewables are the thing and i don't think we need to be doing that anymore. >> reporter: the 35 mile line transports natural gas. the biggest natural gas producer in the state, california resource corporation owns the line. natural gas flows through the pi

it's impossible to miss at the golden gate national cemetery in san bruno. >>> a police officer was hospitalized after being assaulted. last night officers responded to reports of someone making threat along kearny street. at the confrontation quickly turned violent in the suspect attaedn cer whto arrest him. he was left with non-life- threatening injuries and the suspect was taken into custody. >>> firefighters knocked down a fire at the former sunshine biscuits factory in oakland. citizens at video showing the column of black smoke rising from the fourth floor. the building has been converted to mixed-use and residential units. it is still unclear what started the fire. >>> now to the latest in the vta mass shooting investigation. authorities continuing to piece together what triggered an employee to open fire killing nine coworkers. investigators seized this ammunition and these weapons from sam cassidy's home. they recovered 17 molotov cocktails, doesn't firearms and thousands of bullets. of the nine victims of wednesday's mass shooting, one of them was just days away from his 64th birthday.

in san bruno. someone woke up to a mountain lion inside of their home. it happened on rossway early tuesday morning. the large broke through where the windows. officers believe it was checking out some of the taxidermy that was mounted on the walls of the home. the homeowner was able to scare the animal off. it has not been spotted since. >>> a 2015 high profile beating caught on surveillance in san francisco at the hand of law enforcement is back in the spotlight tonight. kenny choi is live at the of justice in san francisco. >> reporter: it is refiling charges against two alameda county deputies. the beating of the man, on surveillance and led to the firing of sheriff deputies louie santamaria and paul weber. the two defendants leaving court today. after pleading not guilty. the incident unfolded on november 12th 2015 after a high- speed chase that started in alameda county and ended on stephenson alley in san francisco. >> we are out to enforce the law and the public can trust men and women in uniform.

. >> we are here on the corner of san bruno avenue and bacon street. this is one of the 13 butterfly displays made of flowers placed all throughout the city of san francisco. this is all part of sf small bu. >> the sf flower mart has been around since 1812. it has raised every single economic downturn. >> is it fair to say that the flower industry is resilient?>> yes. we survived world war ii, we survived 9/11, and we survived the pandemic. >> the flower industry was spared from disaster. but health officials allowed home deliveries and curbside pickup just in time for mother's day last year. there was weddings, graduation, and funeral business gone. charlotte pivoted her business bloom tuesday using social media to tell customers to subscribe to a weekly flower delivery.>> the next early april we had about 100 subscribers. basically everyone with a second home. flowers allow you to escape mentally to a different place. i think during the pandemic, sony people needed that. >> after the flow butterfly arrangements you may have seen all around the city, t

millbrae at 61 san bruno only 57 today. , temperatures in the 60's to 70's elsewhere in the bay south bay daytime highs in the low 70's for san jose. campbell in morgan hill. well, across the east bay looking at 60's to 70's now, especially enjoy this for inland areas because you remember where we were at the same time last week we were in the 90's for many of our inland spots. so this is a nice break from the heat and certainly not a break that's going to last forever today. tomorrow, wednesday, thursday and friday will be our cooler days of your forecast highs in the 70's that are warmest by saturday. we're returning to seasonable conditions highs climbing into the upper 70's inland. low 70's right along the bay. and by sunday of next week we're going to be setting up here next week to be warmer than this one has been with highs well into the 80's for inland areas. reyna john, thank you for that. some good news. we're tracking a hot spot. this is along highway 84. >> westbound west of ardenwood boulevard in newark. all lan

and through the san bruno gap, this is classic where some of us are like man, it's so windy out there right now. and others are like it's windy in your part of the bay area? a few drops on saturday and there's nothing else on here rainfall-wise. but at least the temperatures stay well-behaved. >>> still ahead, the today. and big shots, big moments at chase tonight. for the it's time for sleep number's memorial day sale on the new sleep number 360 smart bed. it's the most comfortable, body-sensing, automatically-responding, energy-building, dually-adjustable, dad-powering, well-bing,temperature-ba, effoproven quality night sleep we've ever made. and now, save $1,000 on the new sleep number 360 special edition smart bed now $1799 plus, 0% interest for 36 months. ends monday the 7pm news, weeknights on kpix 5. >>> nba up top and the warriors, the head liners had the night off, but the reserves, they made noise. steph curry in sweats egged on his teammates to take on the visiting new orleans. watch a behind the back pass. molder, two of his career high, 28. lost it with a little over two

so if you are in san bruno, it will be a little stronger for you and has been already so just about anywhere else in the bay area. and here in the front lines of the golden gate bridge, it is bad, but it will be a little worse over there. so that is some of the nuances to the microclimates to this wind event. >> thank you for that. we do have some breaking news we want to get too. chopper 5 with these pictures of a vegetation fire burning at a landfill and this is near 580 and 205 east of the altamonte pass and alameda county fire crews are on the scene. we are told they are getting some help from cal fire and you can see it is horizontal smoke there being carried by the strong wind. we have been telling you about this. no homes in the area and this is out there, a landfill. the concern would be if that fire jumped into surrounding grassland area. we have another fighter tell you about burning near pittsburgh neighborhood. chopper 5 on the way to check that when out and we will get it to you as soon as we get it. >>> developing news. it was like a scene from an action movie right in the midd

san bruno brisbane millbrae burlingame sharing a range of 60's and 70's. well, seeing carlos in san mateo southward mostly rising well into the 80's today that will be the case in the south bay just a couple of degrees warmer than yesterday. santa clara, los gatos san jose each 84 similar conditions in the east bay upper 70's to upper 80's depending on where you're talking for concord. it's back to 90 today while oakland berkeley hanging on to the upper 70's at 78 vacaville pittsburgh antioch, other spots right at 90 degrees for your highs today. santa rosa nevado pretty close and 8788 degrees for some really warm afternoon highs. now tomorrow's temperatures will be similar to today's right around the same for inland areas while bayside in coastal areas do see a bit of a cool down starting tomorrow now thursday and friday will be the coolest of this forecast. good days to get outside, take care of some business. they want to get done, not worried so much about the heat of the afternoon. as you're doing so now saturday, sunday and monday temperatures do look

. >> reporter: this past week and asian driver was pulling up to the intersection of san bruno and silver avenue when this man approached his car and yelled expletive chinese before spitting on the windshield. he says the man then walked to the driver side where the window was halfway down and spit on his face. >> don't drive with your of your ou ays protng yoself. be morvigi and if possiblevespy. smanyvideos and obviously that is evidence. so what is the latest on the suspects. >> reporter: the victims tell me they have filed police reports with the oakland police department and the san francisco police department. they've also turned over that very clear dash cam video. hopefully that will be good evidence for the investigators. >>> now on the road to recovery, bay area businesses are waiting to see if the state adopts new guidelines after the sudden shift from the cdc that allows vaccinated people to ditch their masks both outside and inside. kenny choi has more on retailers changing their policies. >> reporter: war retailers like trader joe's announcing that customers inside don't hav

one of the places right here at sfo get right through that san bruno gap and get that strong westerly component. the wind and those winds are amplified and really kind of within out there. 56 mile an hour gusts at sfo. that's a strong as i could find so far 53 in san francisco millbrae a 54 mile an hour gusts, a wood-burning game. 41 in corte madera, 40 in out bill and all around the bay area. very blustery conditions continuing the reason why you see this little swirl in the atmosphere. doesn't look like much, but that center of low pressure that's dropping in close enough to generate some of these winds and it is going to be whipping overnight tonight and it's tomorrow may back off a little bit tomorrow morning. but watch what happens even by the afternoon tomorrow. those winds begin to ramp up again. so. the wind advisory supposed to come down by tomorrow morning. i think it's going to continue into the afternoon. look at the gus. the models are beginning to pick up on again. maybe just slightly less. then they work this afternoon. but boy, close enough. 40, maybe some low 50 mile

you see the clouds making the way over san bruno mountain over toward sfo.se will begin to move into the bay as well. but going to come a little more patchy overnight tonight got a weak cold front that is just to our north. you see some of the clouds from that moving up toward the pacific northwest. that low is going to kick to the east of the bay area and well, there you go. that's the recipe for some very strong gusty winds developing out there this evening. patchy fog along the coastline, cool out toward the beaches. that's why it's going to stay all night long. temperatures in the 50's right now toward the coast. lot of 60's in the valley still mild in could 6967 very pleasant evening in santa rosa patchy drizzle. yeah, not as wet as it's been along the coast. but still a little more drizzle out toward the beaches overnight tonight into early tomorrow morning by the afternoon, a lot of the cloud cover begins to mix out. but still staying cool everywhere you go. overnight lows will be a little bit cool to 40's and some low 50's for night time lows by day.

san bruno millbrae burlingame or upper 50's foster city. san carlos m a tail low 60's for you. there. santa clara campbell, a saratoga. all mid 70's union city fremont hayward low to mid 60's berkeley richmond orinda low 60's, upper 50's sonoma napa low 70's upper 60's santa rosa van aluminum bottle. low 70's for you. there. let's get a look at your seven-day forecast inland, you can see things really cool it off for us here bayside. we're pretty much on par with where we would normally be a little cooler here in the mid 60's along the coast. the 50's for your weekend. also head over to look at our traffic. checking out conditions across the bay bridge as you head into the city right now. no major delays for you. that means going to be a little under 10 minutes for your drive time. we do, however, have a few things going on. the roadways here like a vehicle fire. i 80 westbound just west of 5.80 east in mac. arthur, just as you're approaching the maze. you could potentially see some delays there. we're also looking at the san mateo bridge for you as you head a little under 9 mi

cat burglar quite literally in san bruno, less than a week after another big cat sighting in san franciscois huge animal. my one. what the #### is god? i'm outline our couch, steven rose of san bruno were awakened by what turned out to be a mountain lion that broke into their home and i did a quick you turn back towards the bedroom you happened at about 12 20 early tuesday morning at their home on ross way and your skyline college, their property backs up to open space. the mountain lion leapt from a fence through a window, shattering it. last merger everywhere you want in the living room, and then you know, fell crotch food run around. he knocked over tv and a couple things. authorities say the mountain lion may have spotted steve's taxidermy trophy head similar to these ones, a bison, the other in milk something he might have thought it was a meal for him, you know, neighbor can track triplet agrees. clearly the mountain line did not know that they weren't real, and he's clearly hungry and want some food. steve shoot off the animal and i ran out the same window. it came in the couple's t

lose sight of what memorial day means it's impossible to miss at golden gate national cemetery in san bruno scout volunteers place small flags each year to honor america's fallen heroes we spoke with a woman who's been coming there for 75 years to lay flowers for her brother who died in france along with a family friend killed in korea. >> we started in 46 after my brother came home. dedicated on memorial day in 1942, golden gate national cemetery became the first in nation to initiate the flag planting tradition. >>> san francisco's pink triangle is taking shape on twin peaks. today volunteers gathered to start laying an acre of fabric to form ate on tuesday oakland's mayor will begin the procession through oakland. making it waw think san francisco to the top of twin peaks where the hey your will light the triangle the bright symbol was reclaimed from a dark period in history. >> the pink triangle is -- came from the holocaust. it's one of the symbols from one of the tashingest chapters in human history. there was a whole array of triangles to identify the undesirables. part of celebratin

the sfo, you see some of that fog coming right through the san bruno gap right now that will fill in the bay overnight tonight and more that on the way to help cool down the temperatures. you see the fog creeping in the san francisco right now. that's going to be shot of the fog begins to move on in very reminiscent of a summer like day temperatures taking hit. it's along the coastline inside the bay in the valleys. look at that actually warmed up a little bit. that marine air just not deep enough to push all the way into the valleys just yet. but that will change 16 degrees. cooler palo alto much as 12 degrees cooler temps. just remember yesterday where the 7 san francisco now are below average 64 a high today 71 in oakland 83 in san jose. still hot a little more 92, a hot 93 in concord of 85 degrees in santa rosa fog, low clouds continuing along the coastline is hugging the coastline right now. more of that going to be moving on shore throughout the evening along the coastline much cooler temperatures coming your way. we'll have a look at that weather coming up in a few minutes. guy

and through the san bruno gap, this is classic where some of us are like man, it's so windy out there right now. and others are like it's windy in your part of the bay area? a few drops on saturday and there's nothing else on here rainfall-wise. future of st the temperatures the 49er's time day. anotmomes the warriors, their p- >>> nba up top and the warriors, thrs t the reserves, th curry swtsegged on his teammates to take on the visiting new orleans. watch a behind the back pass. molder, two of his career high, 28. lost it with a little over two minutes left. sometimes you get lucky. from alexander walker, the pellies got a one-point lead for about two sips of coffee. 20 seconds left, look at jordan pool. the warriors won it 125-122. next up, it's memphis. >>> wnba, how's this for openers. sabrina to win the game. her new york liberty beat the fever. greatness from mira monte high school. >>> switching to baseball, the pirates had no chance for about 8 innings. he had 12 strikeouts. jake mcg ee couldn't hold the lead. in the 11th, austin slater got one to drop. brandon crawford -- h

now. 48 month, our gus sustained at 35 cents significant wins, funneling through the gap there in san bruno the current temperatures fifties, the low you'll see it to the north of us right up here. that's the mechanism for the for the wind, and then for that potential for some snow winter weather advisory in effect for the lake tahoe area and areas north of third, susan villain macarthur and bernie. we're going to see some snow flurries or snow showers to the tune of perhaps four inches of snow, maybe a little bit more. so that's interesting. you have travel plans up there. that's something to think about, because bottom folks aren't gonna be prepared for that. and even the clothes you want to take up to the mountains, the forecast highs tomorrow greens or sixties. that's mostly us and then a few low seventies tomorrow, so the forecast highs, there's a 69 and morgan hill that 73 fairfield. most areas around the bay are going to be in the mid sixties. and then the five day forecast slightly cooler tomorrow. warmer as we go into saturday, friday, saturday, and then sunday and monday, temperat