things are winding down and taking the turn and heading towards monterrey and central california, san joaquin valley as well. a little breeze kicking in. a blustery day. 30miles an hour gusts. 40s for many. 50s, that cloudcover clearing out, we'll see temperatures drop a little bit, but drier air is spilling in and temperatures will warm up a little bit, some 60s,70s now. >>> 5:01. >> we're looking at a bunch of things. if you're driving out to the tracy commute, we have some slow traffic for you out there. if you're on 580 and 205 it is stop and go which is not unusual but it is still better than yesterday. no major issues in the east bay come mutt. traffic is moving along relatively well here on interstate 880 and 508. yesterday at this time we had rain and that did make a difference in the morning commute. a small crowds gathering at the bay bridge, nothing major. if you are in loss ga toes, there is a crash that is on 23 santa cruz avenue on the main drag. you can a void that area for awhile, that would be good. 5:02. >>> we're following a still- developing story, a dismembered body was f

check but that system is taking the turn probably going to be good thunderstorm activity in the san joaquin valley. another on the northern edge of this into idaho and dropping in on us for saturday night into sunday. here are the projects. you have to watch, because some areas up in the sierra, nevada and northern sacramento valley down to the san joaquin valley could pick up heavy totals over the weekend, not today. 60s and 70s on the temperatures. maybe even warmer tomorrow. clouds friday and clouds on the weekend and rain sunday. >> we can handle it. here is a reminder. download the ktvu weather app. it has interactive radar, hourly updates and the seven- day forecast. it also has a real easy feature to upload your photos and video. it is free to download to your smartphone or tablet. >>> an iconic san francisco comedy club in danger of closing down. up next, what comedian dave chappelle, that is him in the middle, said on the set to city hall about keeping this comedy club open. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. it is 4:55. prominent comedians are lending their star power to keep the

formed over central california brought a lot of thunderstorm activity and still does down in the san joaquin valley. is a big-time show is that mr. interstate 5 and the central 70 and on the high desert as well high-pressure the pacific northwest gave some very warm temps to seattle and portland yesterday, 83 and 84, some hints a little bit of a northerly breeze for some and the delta please dish breeze has collapsed. 50s all around, the city officially of 55. cooler in the four corners for some but for us it looks warmer and then fog and low clouds, probably will not go too far and will burn off soon. 5:01 am. sal we're watching tracy.>> yes we're watching tracy and we have slow traffic to tell you about, to 05 -- 205, sometimes it's slow and we don't normally have a slowdown arthritis but today there is a slowdown, not a lot else going on in the east bay which i'm happy to report. this is a look at interstate 880 traffic moves well and when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza there is a small delay in some outside lands. now back to the desk. >>> developing story right now on southbound 6

morning fog and it looks a little warmer the shows and activities thunderstorms down and the san joaquin valley. the temperatures today appear to warm up. i am kind of easing into it as a pretty big jumps all based on north/northeast breeze and as the low moves south we have thunderstorm activity around bakersfield and fresno. and in the sierra some of the higher elevation, snow above 8000 feet, but the floor around this is producing a little offshore breeze the upper atmosphere not of the surface and if it makes it down to the surface that fog will burn off sooner. so far not yet with something was going forward. 50s on the temps, fairfiled 51, 58 san jose 52 a santa rosa, east bay 50s, pittsburgh and brentwood 55, you can see the activity continues around las vegas which is very active. some of that has made it into central on southern california so if you're going down, that is the offshore direction, is it in the upper atmosphere and will it make it to the surface question some of the moisture coming up this year but taking a dive toward central southern california. it missed us by t

that will really fire up thunderstorms over the sierra and san joaquin valley. 60s to 70s on these temps. and you can see a jump up of 6 degrees or more for some. the thunderstorm activity will get its act together. not so much to the bay but it can come off the sierra and rotating around the low and hitting back to contra costa and santa clara county. the rain forecast is not really much. more of a shower forecast. hit and miss. could be rain across the street. the sierra nevada, the san joaquin valley, the mother load could be very active this weekend, even northern sacramento valley and central california. highs today 60s, 70s and a few low 80s after a cool day yesterday. we will down shift heading into the weekend. not too bad on saturday. it looks much cooler on sunday. the possibility of thunder shower activities and everything says warmer temperatures rapidly kicking in the early part of june. maybe near 09 by next tuesday. >>> authorities are still searching for a missing connecticut mother of five. she was last seen a week ago. according to some reports the investigation has led

also in the san joaquin valley. been snowing in flagstaff and 31 degrees. we do have temperatures today near average to may be slightly below. another low coming in off of vancouver and seattle which will be here early sunday morning. if you're heading out, keep an eye on things even down in the san joaquin valley there could be decent totals coming in. it looks like our best opportunity would be saturday night into sunday morning. 60s and 70s on the 10th today. maybe around mount hamilton and down to morgan hill and foothills full be the best opportunity today. >>> has a reminder to download the ktvu weather app for your smart phone or tablet. there's an easy feature to upload your photos and video. >>> two members of the golden state warriors are being recognized for their played this season. trayvine green and klay thompson. >>> the nation's strictest anti- tobacco lot in the country. we will explain what the new law is in beverly hills and the one big exception. alright boys, time for bed. listen to your mom, kn

that's what the folks in my 16th congressional district in the san joaquin valley want me to do is to help improve their health care. mr. speaker, i'd also like to discuss the importance of wildfire awareness. no state knows more about how important this subject is than in california. there is no longer a fire season in california. it suffers from fire sadly year-round resulting in many factors, including climate change. just last year california saw the deadliest wildfire in its history, the town of paradise was decimated with more than 14,000 homes destroyed and 85 people lost their lives. god bless them and their families. there have been other fires in santa barbara, yosemite rim fire right in my own district's backyard. we need to do more. for the first time in 110-year history of the forest service, they say they will now dedicate more than half their budget to wildfire suppression efforts. which we have directed as a result of the farm bill last year. to begin with, this requires better managing and caring for our forests. this week we'll vote on an emergency supplemental to he

the san joaquin authority sued the state over new wetland tools aimed at protecting california's wetlands from the trump administration that wants to roll back clean water act standards. probably hadn't heard about that. didn't get a chance to weigh in on it. i don't think staff sin sync with the community -- is in sync with which he community. there's strong support for protecting the bay delta and tuolumne river but it's not reflected and i think staff is not giving you the credit you deserve as commissioners. >> commissioner: next speaker, mr. decosta. >> we're glad peter is back and we needs commendation from you because he's a man that can connect the talks. when i come here my relationship is is for the indigenous people so for all the b.s. about the resolutions if the indigenous people are not at the table, who preserved and the land was pristine for 15,000 years and y'all failed to consult indigenous people they should be at the table because they can speak for the salmon and it's not a joke. this is a very spiritual thing. p.u.c. initially took a position was we'll go to court an

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. >> thomas tess at a was a san joaquin -- when he heard about the case of larry and elisa mcnabney, he gravitated toward it. >> he was an attorney with a case load who just disappeared. this isn't someone who's a homeless person who just vanishes and you think they took a greyhound and went to nevada. >> he began by taking a good, hard look at elisa. >> she was a person out of a '40s film noir movie in that she was a stunner physically, everyone said that, but more importantly she had a control over men that just amazed me. she was able to say jump and the men would say how high? >> it certainly seemed true for larry, so said his old friend, fred atchison. >> she was controlling him to the extent that she was keeping him away from his family and his former friends. >> did that include the relationship he had with you? >> no question about it. >> you find yourself shut out. >> yeah >> so did larry's daughter, tavia. >> elisa completely cut me out of the picture, and i was devastated. >> but why? why was elisa keeping larry away from his family and friends? what did she have to hide?

the san joaquin authority sued the state over new wetland tools aimed at protecting california's wetlandsdministration that wants to roll back clean water act standards. probably hadn't heard about that. didn't get a chance to weigh in on it. i don't think staff sin sync with the community -- is in sync with which he community. there's strong support for protecting the bay delta and tuolumne river but it's not reflected and i think staff is not giving you the credit you deserve as commissioners. >> commissioner: next speaker, mr. decosta.

the main activity is down and below that is associated over the san joaquin valley, and the thunderstorm also five on the central coast, also eventually down to southern california and san diego. las vegas has had rain, but we are getting that little bit of a northerly or northeasterly breeze. the temperatures are beginning to show a sign of warming up. overall, that is the main activity, but not for us, it looks warmer today. 70s inland, and some low 80s. 8:31, sal is going to talk about the golden gate bridge. >> marin county has been a very nice and light drive all day long from novato all the way down to southern marin. that's take a look at it, it is clearing up a little bit, it was foggy earlier, there are no major problems through. this is a look at 80 westbound to the macarthur maze, about 29 minute drive. highway 24 is improving. northbound 13, there was a crash, that is why it is still slow. and 580 is slow over to the lakeshore. let's go back to the desk. >>> after eight months of repair work, two cracked steel beams at the transit center have now been fixed. christian is at t

esa actividad se va alejando hacia la regiÓn del valle central en sectores del sur del valle de san joaquÍnra Área de cobertura, para la madrugada del dÍa lunes condiciones mÁs tranquilas. bastante nublado en sectores del interior de la bahÍa. en el sur, es posible uno que otro choto, pero prÓximamente tendremos unas temperaturas diferentes sÓlo minutos. ya volÓ con informaciÓn . maria: y bueno, vamos a cambiar de tema. una pareja sospechosa de la muerte y desmembramiento de prensa francisco fue arrestada en china. la policÍa de san francisco confirmÓ que este hombre de 44 aÑos y stephanie de 35 fueron detenidos a su llegada en medellÍn. fueron trasladados a un centro de detenciones en virginia. sospechoso del asesinato de venere, un hombre de 73 aÑos, cuyo cuerpo fue encontrado desmembrado en el vecindario. por otra parte, el presidente y vicepresidente de la comisiÓn de policÍa de san francisco, el organismo que establece las normas del departamento y las medidas disciplinarias, defendieron hoy el liderazgo del jefe de policÍa de la ciudad. dijeron que tiene una enorme integridad. el sind

mendocino county, lake county, out to the sacramento county, now the san joaquin valley ab santa clara as well. no doubt about it, over the sierra. a lot of big time lightning shows yesterday in the sacramento valley, also around chico and into lake county, that might develop again today, we are seeing that develop in the afternoon yesterday, it popped up about 10:00, then it really fired up. the fog is there, but it is going to burn off sooner, 50s on the temperatures, and that is the activity that went over clearlake yesterday. it made it into northern sonoma county, and it kind of fell apart after that. but, we will see these circulations hanging on throughout the weekend as it drifts south into central california, so up in the mountains, shasta, out to the valley as well. truckee , maybe down into central and southern california. upper 70s and mid 80s temperatures have been so cool, we have been near average and slightly below for most. cooler going into sunday, then it looks like a pretty rapid warm-up monday and tuesday. >>> a new warning out for people living in or visiting disc

possible thunderstorms coming in in off the sierra and sacramento-san joaquin valley but more likelyand south of us late tonight to tomorrow. look at fresno and bakersfield, a lot for may. if that develops southern california, just clipping them, but not us. next week a system in the northwest will keep a cool pattern in place. quite active for us this time of year. not much rain but a lot of fog and cooler temperatures. 60s and 70s in a few areas, clear lake being one. alameda and berkeley a cool 65. 65 degrees in santa cruz and sunnyvale a soft 70. half-moon day, daly city too much in the way of clouds, upper 50s and very low 60s. pretty quiet going into the weekend. >> steve, thank you. >>> a couple in oakland who used to be homeless, boy did they have a big surprise of a lifetime. coming up, what prompted the warriors to reach out to this couple and give them the star treatment at last night's play- off game. ♪ ♪ i don't care where we go ♪ and i don't care what we do ♪ just take me with you there are roadside attractions. and then there's our world-famous on-road attraction. the

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possibility of that in the san joaquin valley. 56, and some upper 60s already, so we are running 1 to 6 degrees warmer than we were 24 hours ago. so, look for sunshine, warmer temperatures with afternoon thundershowers may be over the hills. if you are traveling, watch out in the san joaquin valley, tahoe, and up towards shasta and lake county as well. 60s, 70s, and 80s. temperatures are warming up, we will get a little cooler into the weekend but then the warmer weather returns early next week. >>> police patrol could soon be eliminated at four immunity college campuses in the east bay, this is after the district board rejected a contract with the alameda county sheriff's department.>> this is the latest blow in a long list of security concerns. >> this starts with those blue emergency phones. >> they told us they would be fixed, but here we are, and even with some money spent, it won't matter, nobody is on the other end to answer the call. they will stop responding to potential crimes. >> standing tall, on top of the oakland hills, our lifelines, cut off by what someone say is a lac

. >> no hay bastante gente acÁ en el valle de san joaquÍn para cosechar los cultivos.so que no estÁ llegando los campos, disfrutando la tarea de agricultores que buscan de cualquier manera sacar la cosecha. >> tratamos de hacelo con la gente que tenemos, pero es difÍcil, no hay bastantes horas en el dÍa para hacerlo. >> en un reciente estudio, el 90% de los dueÑos de los campos entrevistados comentaron que han aumentado el salario en espera que mÁs personas decidan trabajar, aunque no siempre funciona. >> por trabajo, es trabajo. >> hÉctor o dice aÑos llevar trabajando en el camp y dice que sirve esa reducciÓn debido a la dificultad del empleo. este agricultor del valle nota que cada vez hay menos personas queriendo hacer este trabajo. >> creo que hay menos gente disponible para trabajar. mucha gente de esta ya tiene mucho tiempo trabajando, pero hay gente nueva que estÁ haciendo el trabajo porque muchos de los jÓvenes no quieren hacer esto. >> el 70% de los campesinos no estÁn autorizados para legalmente en el paÍs y el programa de visas estÁ siendo utilizado sÓlo por

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number thunderstorms up and down the san joaquin even over the highs here and you can see the blue up there that is some more snow falling as much as 8 inches across on the peaks very impressive for this time of year and that rain continuing to fall you see moving into san francisco right now in the pacific and a half moon bay over the mountaintops to just moving parts the east bay but it's going to be more scattered throughout the night tonight, so if you're headed out there be prepared likely to see a couple more raindrops but i think we are going to get a little bit of a break a seat right here storm clouds overnight tonight kind of rotating on through by tomorrow morning 09:00am you're skies start to clear out. i think we're looking at a mostly sunny afternoon around the bay are the temperatures going to warm up quite nicely. i think we're getting near normal by the afternoon up in the 70's. but after that things change again we've got more cold air on the way and the slow continued to camp out to our east. certainly some more showers at least a chance. still in the forecast guys

all the active weather is down the san joaquin valley. it has been lit up like a christmas tree this morning on 99, heading over to santa maria, and now los angeles beginning to light up there, also on the high desert, look at the thunderstorm activity, it has been going crazy for a while. that'll play into tonight and early tomorrow. below ends up south of san diego. 62 already in santa rosa, that is warmer than yesterday. the high was only 61 in lakeport, it is already in the 70s. it has to do with a high pressure in the pacific northwest and that low is spinning right in the san joaquin valley, also over the grapevine. it could cost some big-time downpours. seattle was 83 yesterday for a record high. ellie was only 66 with low clouds. it'll be warmer today. temperatures will be back into the 60s and 70s. today, upper 70s and low 80s, the coast is still dealing with some fog. it'll be a nice weekend. >>> happening today, the man accused of killing wilson will be in court, john lee cowell will be in court. he is facing a motion today, a

it looks more like a san joaquin event. fresno, bakersfield, santa barbara an it. next week, though, it looks like a series of systems will sweep through keeping us on the cool side. 50s, 60s and 70s on the temps. below average. i don't see much changing. subtle changes into the weekend. >>> the surprise of a lifetime for a couple that used to be homeless. coming up, why the warriors reached out to that couple and gave them the star treatment during last night's play-off game. >> reporter: they got a warm welcome at oracle arena. the golden state warriors. >> reporter: touched by the couple's journey and invited them to the experience of a lifetime at a champions take on the rockets for game five at the play-offs. >> when when we saw them mr. dunston had warriors shirt in press coverage. we were very moved by that. we love all our fans and want them all to have the ence of mckenzie, already big warriors fans were given the red carpet treatment, a guided tour of oracle arena and being able to watch the team warm up before this highly anticipated game. >> we never th

it was used to deliver water from the sacramento river to the bay area, san joaquin valley and southern california. instead, they want to build a single tunnel with a different design and lower price. this isn't the only major process changed since taking office. he is reversing course on the high-speed rail plan. he is focusing on finishing the line currently under construction. >> newark and dublin bucking the trend when it comes to population rates, inching higher instead of going down. >> we look into why. population rates in dublin grew more than 4% last year. people are moving in even though the median price for a home is about $1 million. a one bedroom apartme the city's draw. >> and i know it's expensive, but it is still relatively affordable. there is a built of a commute to silicon valley. you can have a family here. great schools, great parks. >> newark, meanwhile, grew 3%. people there also light being close to silicon valley. >> 4:37. facebook looking to create its own money. a look at the digital coin and how it could benefit users stkpwhraofp. >>> good news. the new free

the seven-day forecast favors san joaquin valley, fresno, bakersfield, l.a., santa barbara and in the central sierra there are big time boomers up there. there will be cool weather again next week. we are not really -- there is no sign of big warm-up. that is for sure. 50s to 70s on the temps. yesterday a little warmer. today a little cooler >> thank you, steve. >>> 4: the time right now. new regulations for sex education have been approved. up next the curriculum california teachers will be able to add to the classroom. >>> they made number of statements about actions they threatened to do in order to get the world to jump. >> the united states reacting to the iran's nuclear threats if there is no new deal, coming up. >>> today is bike to area citie london breed will be among many city leaders cycling day in a hundred thousand bike riders are expected in the nine bay area counties today and more than 400 energizing stations out there. you can make a pit stop, maybe get a snack and something to drink. >>> the san jose mayor will be getting back on his bike today for the first time sin

in just 3 days now chp san joaquin county sheriff's deputies and stockton police. they say they're working to be more visible and have a presence in areas, prone to gun violence pedro rivera explains. the shooting. >>it was like a war going off around here. danny and she's healed tool described the scare that played out tuesday around 01:00am on chamber drive. >>it was real close to home we just got to bed and all of a sudden heard about. i would say 6 shots ring out. >>stockton police say the shooters fired into a home hitting a 12 year-old boy he's expected to be okay, it's one of several violent incidents that occurred in stocking over the weekend sunday night police responded to 2 deadly shootings, the first happened at the polar apartments on palisades drive where a man was killed. just a few blocks away. a couple hours later 4 people were shot at compartment complex on the so cabinet, a 16 year-old was killed right now investigators don't have a motive for any of the shootings don't understand why all the shootings are current, but i sure would like to. >>fin

there will help get rid of that fog sooner today but it is going to be a big-time show today in the san joaquinigh desert, down to southern california so watch out. seattle record how yesterday of 83, los angeles 66. the southern branch looks to be quite active with the pacific high is up there and pacific northwest so the fog will only last one day and by tomorrow a change, temperatures slide back into the upper 70s for some after low 80s to print the cost will probably not burn off that much and the fog will be back in the 60s and 70s and quiet going into the weekend. >>> party city stores all over the nation are closing and we will tell you the reason behind the closure and which stores are closing. but first let's check and see what is coming up in the next hour of mornings on 2.>> when i join you in minutes will have to tell you about a recall that is a chest of drawers that could be tipped over on a small child, where they were sold and what they can be due to made safe. and instagram is taking a stand for people posting verifiably false information concerning vaccines. what the social me

that is all it takes this time of day for all of the folks that live in the san joaquin county that commute from the bay area, you can see the red there all the way from here down to tracy. the last few lanes of 580 are supposed to reopen any time now. residual delays could take up to an hour and a half according to the chp and getting through there. traffic is continuing to stack up in the area. we will keep an eye on the situation and let you know when that lane gets open. >>> thanks. we now have word on the injury to the warrior star, kevin durant. >> he pulled up limping last night during the game. >> kevin durant did not fly with the team to houston this afternoon and will stay in the bay area to rehab a right calf strain. he entered the muscle in the third quarter last night. many feared that he tore his achilles, but an mri revealing today that it is a mild strain. the bottom line, kevin durant will not play game 6 against the rockets and if necessary, game 7 on sunday. steph curry is the tooth time mvp that scored 12 of 25 points last night after kevin durant left the basketball gam

>>> the group points to san francisco, los angeles and san joaquin counties.nounced they'll expunge marijuana convictions. students talked to the district attorney's office and now want prosecutors to commit to clearing both felonies and misdemeanors in marijuana cases. >> 4:14. a protest in san francisco by a group for pedestrians and bicyclists that plan to dis runt traffic among market street. they want to ban private cars. they will wear yellow shirts and keep using the crosswalk between 5 and 6:30 tonight to block cars from turning westbound on to market. safety advocates say a half million people walk on market street everyday, more than any other street in san francisco. >>> san jose shark, logan had a record night in the win over colorado. he scored the first goal of the game, minutes later myers scored to give the shark a 2-0 lead. the avalanche tied it up in the third but then turned over the puck and couture took advantage for another goal. the final seconds of the game he had another into the empty net and for the first time in his career a hat tri

san joaquin valley and southern california. the state has spent $240 million on this. twin tunnel supporters say they would bring water to areas that badly need it. environmentalists say the tun l tunnels would suck too much water from the delta and hurt wildlife. >>> new warnings from uc berkeley police following two armed robberies. one happened around 12:30 early yesterday morning in front of the delta kai from certainty. they stole cell phones and other items from four people. the men took off in a red dodge. the other incident happened about an hour later just blocks away. two suspects stole a student's wallet on dwight way near people's park and got away in a black sedan. >>> there's a chance you may not find president trump on the ballot in california next year. the state senate has approved a bill requiring presidential candidates to release five years worth of tax returns. if they don't, their names won't appear on the primary ballot. it is in response to mr. trump's response to not releasing tax returns because he's under audit. it's unclear if governor newso

lines hitting a white toyota corolla and the driver of the corolla was a 51- year-old man from san joaquin county and was killed. highway 4 in brentwood was shut down in both directions for about two hours. >>> one person remains in the hospital after a box truck crash on highway 880 in hayward with two inside the truck when it crashed and one was rushed to the hospital with major injuries and that person is expected to recover. >>> 4:17 and a tunnel near sausalito will be closed later this morning with the baker berry tunnel being one of the main tunnels to the mayor and headlands. it will close at 8:32 cars and cyclists so workers can clear debris and trash from the tunnel. it will reopen at 4:00 p.m. tomorrow, it will close again at the same ti in with sal. what are you watching for this part of the commute? >>> the early morning part of the gilroy commute on northbound 101 for those driving in from this area, gilroy and san jose, it looks pretty good driving to the west valley with no major issues into morgan hill. we may have slow spots in the south bay but we don't have that many, ma

if you're not, then you don't have to worry about it, but looking at moving into the san joaquin valley, and even down along the southern california coast. 40s and 50s. morgan hills, san martin, san jose, and 49 in the santa cruz mountains. everyone is very close here, 45 in arcata, and even in the desert southwest, it has been unseasonably cool, another cool day as that system dives in there, that can fire up some thunder storms in las vegas. for us, we will get the northwind and drier weather and a little bit warmer temperatures, we will get back into the 70s but another low is going to form out to the pacific northwest and drop in on the weekend. here is where i want to draw your attention, if you are heading up to shasta, maybe up to tahoe, truckee or even out to the san joaquin valley. watch santa maria, that low is going to set up just off of monterey, that is why we are looking for the possibility of more rain, and some could be heavy. also in the sierra, some high elevation snow. plan on that if you are heading out. warmer on thursday, we start to see some clouds coming in frida

all of the activi thunderstorm activity is in central california, san joaquin valley, around bakersfield is lit up as of your travel plans, fresno, central sierra, and over towards las vegas there's a lot some record heat yesterday in seattle, they checked in and i will show you just a second, still an onshore breeze although santa rosa showing in north when along with oakland in the last couple days it is been west or southwest and fairfield only 8 miles per hour, yesterday this time 32, a big difference. northwest hayward and livermore, fog burning off sooner today, 51 up to 57 almost covers everyone, 56 in santa cruz, mid-50s and low 50s santa cruz mountains, it is active down into arizona and much of the four corners. i talked to a friend of mine in utah who said it has been cold with a lot of activity so active from denver to albuquerque. and near phoenix and also las vegas and now into central and southern california. look at the offshore direction, this is the upper ms or the. some of that surface which mean see warmer temps. the pattern that is setting up looks to be one of a lit

another active day weather wise showers continuing, but the thunderstorms popping up and down the san joaquin valley right now in the rain continues to fall locally to you see some of those showers showing up around the bay area now some heavier downpours making the way through parts of san jose. so certainly the chance of a few lightning strikes for us too as the weather stays on settled rainfall totals not huge with the storm system but not expected to be over a 3rd of an inch of rain the and or end over a 3rd of an inch also mill valley napa checking in over 10th to tents in the san francisco, almost a quarter of an inch in oakland and 1600's in the san jose. we're not done just yet we've got more showers expected overnight tonight in fact maybe even a couple more thunderstorms going to rotate to the bay area tomorrow morning when you wake up should be mostly dry. and i think we see a lot more sunshine by tomorrow afternoon. but we're not with any rain in the forecast we'll have more on that coming up in a few minutes. >>the sharks are not done, but it is do or die time tonight sharks need

they say san francisco, san joaquin county, and la, worked quickly to expunge marijuana convictions dating as far back as 1975. the group wants to know how many cases are involved. the county says it has cleared hundreds of cases on request. next up is the cases where no one has come forward. >> we should get a comprehensive list from the department of justice by early this summer. once we have that have a political put readily go thro it. we want to do it expeditiously but accurately tapered we want to do it right the first time. >> officials expect to start work on the remaining cases the summer after they receive a list of convictions from the justice department. >>> pg&e has proposed setting up a $105 million fund to help people who lost homes or properties in recent wildfires caused by pg&e equipment. cal fire determined at least 12 while wildfires in northern california in 2017 or caused by pg&e lines. agreement is also suspected of the deadly camp fire last november. the proposed fund would cause temporary assistance until claims can be settled. it would have to be approved by a fed

crossed the center lane and crashed head on with another vehicle, that driver a 51 year-old from san joaquin county died at the scene officers arrested the man who calls that crash for felony dui. well this was the scene saturday night has conquered police were called to break up a big fight involving about 30 young people at sun valley mall. police say that sun valley mall security call them for assistance injecting a big crowd of teens who are just getting out of control inside of the round on bowling alley and video arcade chp contra costa sheriff in pleasant hill police were all brought in and to help break up the crowd. one officer was even pepper sprayed in the midst of the chaos. >>so those security use pepper spray to break up one of the small fights that broke out o one of the concord police a% officers within close proximity and took a ricochet from the pepper spray use exposed to. >>well that officer was treated on the scene he went back to work she was ok there were no other injuries, no damage to personal property. no one was arrested, but they're still trying to figure out why

days away and here we are you got the showers out there right now thunderstorms a up and down the san joaquin and more snow in the sierra nevada rain still coming down around the bay area scattered out there, but you got some pockets downpours be prepared for headed out you see that the in december tale redwood city, san carlos we're seeing some of the rain in the belmont right now right there in old county road. you see the rain drops coming down there and all want to boulevard you got some rain drops in your neighborhood into the south bay more scattered showers but still pop of raindrops if you're headed out around a anywhere around the bay area be preprred for that right now near sunnyvale you can see some of those a pop-up showers there near fremont avenue some of this continue near cub real avenue as well and we'll see more of just further to the north and near san lorenzo we're getting more rain drops in your neighborhood and your family and we are seeing some the raindrops in your neck of the woods to and more that continuing just pop up showers now and that's what's going to play out

active weather pattern, not only are all around the state numerous lightning strikes up and down the san joaquin you have snow heavy snow across the sierra to that of course we had a just a ton of showers on and off all day they continue now in fact you're seeing some pockets heavier amounts of rain taking an oakland right now lou that cell that is now moving through very heavy rainfall moving through that area right now take you down to street level you see some of that rain very heavy in spots, especially as you move in along the carpet boulevard they're seeing some heavy rainfall amount boulevard as well and even san leandro street, they're seeing some very heavy rainfall so we've got that rain continuing on and off for this evening and not only there but all around the scattered pop-up showers are going to continue at least through midnight tonight and then things begin to settle down just a little bit but still downpours throughout that period as you can see the heavy rain kind of hit miss andrews boy coming down for some time and then just kind of moving out of town and that's what we're s

county fire protection district and office of the sheriff has marine services units monitoring the san joaquin river and other bodies of water. >>christopher else and with the us army national guard says he and his son hunter take preventative steps to avoid drowning and other water related emergencies. lee of a wet suits insights. we also make sure we have s. >>and then we've gone through all the training on the wave runners hunters grown up with wave runners. >>but now he gets to do it on his own, but we want to make sure we've got the right fuels we have a safety preservers on the boat we have ropes and things so if we have to tow we can do that and the lieu of lou motorsports as you should also scout out you're boating destination before you get there how the weather. the water. the rivers are expected to be very busy so boaters shou as well also keep a clear mind especially for holidays, we want to make sure that we don't do any kind of drinking. >>any kind of any kind of materials why you're boating and it sounds simple enough, but important nonetheless always carry an emergency kit with

, it costs a lot more to live in any of the bay area counties than it would in alpine county or san joaquin county. yet when schools are funded, they're funded a dollar per student equally. so, what we would want our legislators to understand is that maybe we need to fund education similarly to what we do to other services. medical services, childcare, state funding, they're all indexed by regional index. and so, perhaps education also needs to be--have that index applied so that counties like santa clara, san mateo, san francisco counties, we can take into account just how much it costs to live here, and so that a dollar in the bay area can buy as much or the same as a dollar in alpine, shasta county. damian: because you--very good point because you have people in silicon--you have teachers in silicon valley who are considered extremely low income. and they're teachers, they're in one of the most honorable professions this country has to offer, yet they're considered extremely low income because of our funding mechanism, i guess. bernie: that's correct, yeah. so, the cost of what it takes,

immediately went to work on developing the university because of the importance of this campus to the san joaquin valley, with a major construction project. she fought for $1.3 billion in funding to help expand the university, including constructions of new dorm rooms, research labs, conference center and an athletic facility. that project has allowed the university to expand from over 5,000 to over 8,000 students and doubled the size of the campus. she's also succeeded in graduation rates, which are up by 12% during her tenure. and i'm proud to say that last weekend over 1,300 students graduated. u.c.-merced has achieved impressive levels of academic and research distinction under developing numerous amounts of new patents, leading cutting-edge research. i'd also like to take this opportunity to give another shoutout and that is to president joe castro and the faculty and the student body at fresno state, home of the bulldogs. this past weekend fresno state graduated over 6,000 student, the largest in the school's history, over 25,000 students enrolled at fresno state, ranked by washington month

some very impressive totals coming in, especially to tahoe truckee, the central sierra and the san joaquin valley and shasta. keep that in mind. for us it looks like sunday morning we will get rain. the good news is it should be out of here by late morning, early afternoon. it will be cool and breezy. yesterday we had convective activity popping up. much quieter today. the pattern is not as conducive for that. we had a south wind yesterday. today we have a westerly breeze and bigger fog bank. water temperatures are cold. 51 in bodega bay. really, the fog bank ramped up overnight into the bay. we will see more of that into tomorrow, i think. we are running 2 to 10 degrees colder than this time yesterday. santa rosa is minus 10, way down from the 7 or 78 they had yesterday. the system taking form is in the pacific northwest coming out of vancouver and seattle and it will drop down on top of us late saturday, more likely early sunday. there will still be activity over the weekend, especially to the north, northeast california, over the sierra. again, if you are going up there. but here comes

today identified a victim of a suspected drunk driving crash in brentwood he was a resident of san joaquin county, killed in a head-on crash on highway four yesterday afternoon. investigators say the driver was arrested on suspicion of felony dui shortly after the crash. the chp says the suspect drove his suv into the eastbound lanes veering into oncoming traffic. >>> police are still looking for a second driver they say was involved in a street racing crash on cinco de mayo in south san jose. one person died in the crash and tonight we are learning new information about him. >> reporter: the car that matt was and slammed into a large pine tree here in the middle of the boulevard, tonight all that is left is a stump. in the last hour and a half city crews cut that tree down out of concern for public safety demonstrating the force of sonny's crash.>> the corner identifies the them as 24-year- old david, he was a graduate of san jose state, a former youth cadet with the sheriff department who sources say was testing to become a police officer in nevada. tuesday his initials were carved into

the company says over a half dozen stores have been targeted in contra costa, santa clara, san joaquinnd solano counties. in each case, two to four young men grabbed high-end demo devices, sometimes 15 to 20 at a time, before taking off. >> apple is planning to open a new flagship store in san jose's westfield valley fair shopping center, according to the mercury news. more than 150 new shops are already under construction as part of the mall's extension. apple already operates a store in valley fair mall. however, it's not yet clear if the smaller store will remain open once the larger store is up and running >>> new for you, as the summer travel season kicks off, instagram has people inspired to chase new experiences even when they can't afford it. >>> photogenic destinations are hot with travelers influenced by social media. followers are increasingly relying on peer recommendations to plan trips. >> younger generations that will literally book a destination based on how many likes they intend to get. >>> according to schwab, one-third of americans say social media influences their

we're in the northern edge, but possibility more likely though it would be out to the sacramento san joaquin valley. possible showers on friday mainly to the south. had some thunderstorm activity in eastern salano county and that could repeat itself in a couple days. 60s, 70s to a lot of are near average or slightly below. might even be a little cooler tomorrow, 60s and of sun and cl >>> thank you, steve. >>> 6:21. the rol baby wait is over. the first glimpse of meghan markle's bundle up of joy. >>> cashless stores in san francisco will be no more. the new deadline for retailers in the city. fo fo >>> welcome back. a law takes affect in san francisco three months from now requiring all stores to accept cash. the ordinance bans cash less stores. the new ordinaries requires brick and mortar stores to accept cash. >>> we don't want too go so far down in the wrong direction that we start excluding people from being able to shop in their own neighborhoods. >>> some business owners say not having cash is safer because cash can invite crime. sweet greens, an organic restaurant will be accepting cas

county fire protection district and office of the sheriff has marine services units monitoring the san joaquin and other bodies of water. >>christopher else and with the us army national guard says he and his son hunter take preventative steps to avoid drowning and other water related emergencies. lee of a wet suits insights. we also make sure we have s. >>and then we've gone through all the training on the wave runners hunters grown up with wave runners. >>but now he gets to do it on his own, but we want to make sure we've got the right fuels we have a safety preservers on the boat we have ropes and things so if we have to tow we can do that and the lieu of lou motorsports as you should also scout out you're boating destination before you get there how to wear. >>you know where you're going to be look out for pets in the water. the rivers are expected to be very busy so voters should remember people will be swimming in the water as well also keep a clear mind especially for holidays, we want to make sure that we don't do any kind of drinking. >>any kind of any kind of materials why you're boa

plan called for two large water tunnels to divert water from the sacramento river to the bay area, san joaquin valley and southern california. now governor newsom is directing state agencies to withdraw existing permits and start planning for a single tunnel. >>> water could be the solution to the bay area's commute frustration. we sent abc7 news anchor dion lim to mill valley to take us for a spin on a water bike. >> this is the new very of micromobility and ride sharing on a blue planet. >> this is a commuter story that doesn't start on the road or under ground, but on a contraption i was very curious to try out. >> everyone at the station challenged me to do this ride in my heels. i'm told it can be done. however, i'm not a very good swimmer. so i am choosing to wear flats. but hey, i am doing this in a dress. these are schiller water bikes. the dream of founder and ceo jessica schiller. >> i had this idea for an alternative transportation stunt in san francisco riding across the san francisco bay from oakland to pier 1 as a better way than sitting in traffic on a bridge. >> but that stunt

look at activity already now heading into southern san joaquin, maybe travel plans down five.ike more activity for southern california. we galata cloud cover, i think the pick up later today. high clouds coming through. we're getting the southwind in advance of a lot of this. pretty muggy of summer kind of warm already. this can be more activity, 55 concord, brentwood 56 . tracy, even santa rosa, napa airports, 62 in fremont. a lot warmer than we have seen the last couple mornings. a few son breaks. it'll stay on the cooler side . i think this afternoon we're going to get some build up here. something to watch . another low is going to drop into vancouver and seattle . will be here sunday morning. it is taken a little over water trajectory which means it will have more rain with it. it could be hit and miss activity. but snow might be up in truckee, it looks like very active for the entire we can . sunny morning, i think that is when we could get some rain around here . a probably continuing to monday as well. crazy may, shows no sign of letting up. more cloud cover and often