sfo the worst. the breaches at sfo range from the unmain from a driver taking a rental car to a secure area to the vague. unspecified security breach. that phrase appears eight times in the sfo data. yes. nine for car crashes at the intersection of central exprez way and de la cruz. >> we meet all the guidelines to our security program. >> reporter: but the federal guidelines are not working. so mineta, the fifth worst airport in the country are coming. mineta and cole man road, it is raised an additional four feet. east bay congressman eric swalwel has sounded the security awrap for years. >> reporter: we are very vulnerable to people wandering around the airport grounds before they are confronted. >> reporter: he wants all airports to incorporate new technology. >> motion detection. >> reporter: the technology is not cheap and could range from 100 grand to several million for an international facility like sfo. >> right now, we may be penny wise and pound foolish by not investing in this. >> repor

and that phrase appears eight different times in the sfo data. but east bay congressman eric swalwell says airports nationwide need to invest in the latest technology like infrared and motion detection. >> right now, we may be penny wise and pound foolish by not investing in this. >> reporter: now, mineta san jose international airport also had several high-profile perimeter breaches recently including a teen who got into the wheel well of an airplane and made it all the way to hawaii. the "associated press" found there were 18 breaches in all over the past decade at sjc making it the fifth worst in the country. now, to counter some of the attention that's expected from the release of this ap investigation this weekend, officials here at sfo later this morning will be holding a news briefing where they will be discussing some of these perimeter breaches and more importantly discussing what has been done to improve security of the perimeter here at the airport. reporting live at sfo, i'm mark sayre, kpix 5. >> thank you, mark. >>> starting next ye

streets were closed as a motorcade took him from sfo to a fundraiser at pacific heights. meanwhile, dr. jill biden spent the evening in cupertino talking about the importance community colleges have in our future. >> that is why we came to see what you are doing at your college and what makes you special and different from other colleges. we have heard so many good things. this is the first time i have been to a california community college. so, my husband was coming out so i thought i would grab a ride with him. and he makes it easy. >> well dr. biden continues to teach english at the community ledge in virginia. >>> tomorrow, the vice president will travel to oakland to speak at a round table at pg&e center. >>> big news today was the record fine that pg&e has to pay for the san bruno pipeline disaster. $1.6billion the state blamed pg&e for sloppy practices. >>> but another issue tonight. is pg&e just too big? joe vasquez says there is some serious talk about breaking up pg&e into smaller utilities. joe? >> reporter: ken, they are still rebuilding from that explosion he

sfo says it has stepped up security with new cameras, more police patrols, better lighting and motion censor systems. john fowler, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> busted her stealing packages during the holiday season and now she could spend decades behind bars. here is video of her walking off with packages from a san diego home. accused of a string of burglaries over two years. she pleaded guilty to four counts and a judge sentenced her to 23 years. it is not this crime that carries the long sentence, it is her long history of burglaries and california's three strike's law. >> a serious crime. >> her record dates back to 2008 last december she was released on bail and 48 hours later arrested again. >>> very intense and early fire season because we are in the fourth year of the drought, conditions are ripe for fires. in february a 7,000-acre wildfire destroyed dozens of homes. 95% of the fires are caused by the activity of people so they say they are preventible. >> just last week we responded to 150 wildfires. that is an outrageous number for this early into the year. we have been staffing up.

progress. >> alex savage at sfo. >>> time is now 6:16. this morning sabra dipping company, they're recalling 30,000 cases of hummus. it's a voluntary recall of the company's classic hummus. all because of a possible listeria investigation. according to the credibilitiers of disease control, listeria primarily affects older adults, pregnant women, with a weakened immune system. limited to sabra hummus with a use date of may 11 to may 18. >>> a woman sentenced yesterday to more than 23 years in prison. thirty-seven-year-old martha lamply pled guilty to counts including burglary. she was caught on surveillance video. she grabbed packages off the front porch of one home during the holidays >> three strikes law, considering her past residential burglaries up she had enough qualifying, and the residential burglaries in this case make a three-strike life case. >> authorities say, after she was released on bail, she was arrested again just 48 hours later for a home burglary. >>> goggle has been granted a patent for a system that would protect you

following sfo, the philadelphia airport, second on that list with 25 breaches.er that, lax with 24. and manetta san jose airport rounded out the top five with 18 security breaches. and you probably will remember, that's where a teenager last year jumped a perimeter fence, stowed away inside a plane's wheel well during a flight to hawaii. back here at sfo, officials later on this morning will be discussing perimeter security enhancements that have either been completed or still in progress. they will be doing that during a news conference that gets underway at 9:30 this morning, dave. and a lot for airport officials to talk about this morning. >> alex savage from sfo. thank you. >>> time is 5:45. a french tv network recovering now from a powerful cyber attack. that network was hacked by an islamist group. logos and markings from isis were seen on some social media accounts. this morning, the network says it's gradually regaining control of its 11 channels, its social media outlets, and web sites. however, neither isis nor any other group has so far claimed respon

is sfo protected from potential threats?tion about security breaches at the airport and the major upgrades being announced today. >>> and ahoy. we're getting ready to set sail. we're at the pacific boat show happening all this weekend in oakland. got the safety vest on. i will show you some. beautiful boats and yachts that can you come down and peruse. maybe purchase. we'll also be talking safety on the water. all of that coming up when "mornings on 2" continues. ♪ the weather started getting rough ♪ >>> the french culture called for a meeting. their social media accounts and websites were hacked by individuals claiming to belong to isis. isis has not claimed responsibility for the attack. french officials want media companies to assess their vulnerability. anti-hacking measures had already been increased following january's deadly shooting at a satirical magazine and hostage situation at a kosher grocery store. >>> life in prison or the death penalty? that's the decision jurors will have to make now that dzhokhar tsarnaev h

so tell me a little bit the food program at sfo and what makes this so special >> well, we have a wee food and beverage program at sfo we trivia important the sustainable organic produce and our objective to be a nonterminal and bring in the best food of san francisco for our passengers. >> i like this it's is (inaudible) i thank my parents for bringing me here. >> this the definitely better than the la airport one thousand times better than. >> i have a double knees burger with bacon. >> i realize i'm on a diet but i'm hoping this will be good. >> it total is san francisco experience because there's so many people and nationalities in this town to come to the airport especially everyone what have what they wanted. >> are repioneering or is this a model. >> we're definitely pioneers and in airport commemoration at least nationally if not intvrl we have many folks asking our our process and how we select our great operators. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the food option in san francisco airport are phenomenal that's if it a lot of the airports >> yeah. >> you don't have the choice. >> some airports are

biden from sfo to a democratic party fundraiser in pacific heights in san francisco. house minority leader nancy pelosi was at the event. the vice president's wife dr. jill biden visited de anza college in cupertino. she spoke about the importance of community colleges in the american education system. >> that's why we came to see what you're doing at your college and -- and, um, what makes you special and different from other colleges and we've heard so many good things and i think this is -- this is the first time i've been to a california community college so my husband was coming out so i thought i would grab a ride with him. he makes it easy. >> dr. biden teaches english at a community college in virginia. >> he travels in style, too, i might add. >>> smartmeters in san jose have been anything but. drives are getting hit with parking tickets for expired meters long before their time is up. sensors in the roads are supposed to detect when that car leaves the parking spot but sometimes a rumbling truck can pass by fooling the meter into voting thinking the car had

sfo had the most perimeter breaches of any u.s. airport.mbers don't tell the whole story. and they are blaming a particular group of airport neighbors. kpix 5's andria borba on who the airport says are the repeat offenders. >> reporter: sfo says their 50- mile perimeter complex, cargo and corporate jet facilities and others. the real problem they say the hopeless shelter up the road. it was the list no airport wanted to top but coming in at number one in an "associated press" investigation was san francisco international airport, with 37 perimeter breaches in a decade. in a news conference this morning, sfo spokesman doug yakel tried to spin the dubious distinction. >> we chose to provide this level of detail so i would submit to you that in terms of how we compare to other airports, i would say we shared the most information on perimeter issues of any airport. >> reporter: of the 37 breaches, yakel said 6 were boaters and windsurfers passion the 200-yard buffer zone around the runways in the san francisco bay. another 4 breaches were along

what's the problem at sfo? >> lots of them figures released today by the faa compiled by the associated press and the airport took time to respond to them. here is what we found. 37 breaches happening here at sfo since the year 2004. that's the most in the country. so talking about security upgrades today, saying it would beef up the perimeter. there is so much water surrounding the airport which means way ward boaters and wind surfers. >> in terms of how we compare to other airports i would say we share the most information on perimeter issues of any airport. call it a perimeter incident. call it a breach. we view it as violation of our access control we investigate it. we take it seriously. for. >> now according to faa, part of the security problem is that federal officials in this case tsa agents, don't really know -- [ inaudible ] >> okay, that was scott budman reporting from sfo. we will check back with him at 6:00. joe biden and his wife jill biden, are expected to land in the bay area in about an hour. t

. >>> big security problems at sfo and this morning, the airport is doing damage control. kpix 5's andria borba on why sfo was ranked the worst in the country in terms of security. >> reporter: according to sfo's own stats, they are experiencing three to four perimeter security breaches every year for a total of 37 since 2004. a spokesman gave a breakdown of the 37 incidents in the past decade. he said six of the incidents came from the waters of the san francisco bay. coming near buoys. he said only four perimeter breaches involved the fence. he said 16 incidents were homeless people from a nearby shelter. >> we have a homeless shelter that's adjacent to the airport perimeter. we've been in extensive outreach with that homeless shelter and our goal really is to ensure that the occupants of the homeless shelter keem a safe distance away from the airport perimeter. >> reporter: now, he said two of the incidents involved people gaining access to planes. one at a corporate facility on the airport property, and a second one a pilot's son accessed a plane he did not have cleara

live at sfo, andria borba, kpix 5. >>> well, sfo wasn't the only one. mineta san jose airport came in at number 5 on the ap list. oakland airport was not on the list at all. >>> it may be 911 that has the emergency. a california lawmaker is calling out a flaw he says has been fatal. new at 6:00 kpix 5's maria medina live with the fight to fix it. maria. >> reporter: and veronica, one woman called 911 but instead of getting help, she says she watched her husband die. >> 911, what's your emergency? >> reporter: it's a call for help one woman says didn't get answered quick enough. >> richard did not make it. >> reporter: she told lawmakers thursday morning how 911 failed her. >> the dispatch informed me that she could not forward my call without an address. by then, i realized richard was turning purple so i handed the phone over to a friend who continued to describe our location. >> reporter: the 911 flaw was at the center of a hearing at the capital tracing emergency calls made from cell phones. if i were to call 911 from a home here dispatchers could on

not so strong at sfo and san jose winds at about five miles an hour.r winds though up above 1,000 feet. you can see out towards the oakland hills 45 miles per hour this morning at last check. so high pressure building in. keeping the storms way up to our north and also warming up the entire state of california. this sticks around for today. basically tomorrow. the only change for tomorrow we are going to have more of an on shore breeze. we will have upper 60s to upper 70 tomorrow. minor cooling for the coast beginning friday and into the weekend. temperatures this afternoon, look at the 80s for santa rosa, vacaville, walnut creek. hayward 80 degrees. more 80s for san jose. morgan hill and gilroy and san francisco in the upper 70s. 77 in san francisco. look ahead to your five-day forecast. temperatures still warm inland over the next few days. we will shave off a few degrees coast side and partly sunny skies into next week for monday. but already just, getting a sampling outside this morning, you feel the dry and warm conditions. unfortunately, that's r

nbc bay area's scott budman joins us from sfo this evening. scott, what is the explanation here?> reporter: lots of them raj. security officials here admit these breaches are a problem. they say they'll do what they can to try to clamp down. it's not what you want to hear about your local airport, but san francisco international since 2004 had the most intrusions of any airport in the country, 37 of them. >> we're very focused on learning from every single incident. >> reporter: sfo officials say they're cracking down but also note they have 15 miles worth of perimeter to secure six miles of which is water. >> six of these 37 incidents are specifically related to water incidents, boaters in distress, wind surfer that drifted too close. these subjects were met by police by boat, taken back out to the bay area. >> reporter: san francisco isn't

sfo rolling out automated passport kiosks and the customs arrival area. kiosks will speed up the long lines. travelers from 38 countries can take advantage of the new system. >>> happening today, more protests planned in baltimore over the death of a man in police custody. [ chanting ] >> these protestors organized outside the baltimore police department yesterday. 25-year-old freddie gray suffered a fatal spinal injury under mysterious circumstances while handcuffed. officers chased after gray in a well known drug area in baltimore on april 12. a week after his arrest, gray died from the injuries. the department of justice is investigating his death. >>> also today, federal prosecutors will make their case to give convicted boston marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev the death penalty. the prosecution describes tsarnaev as a man who did not care that he had killed several people. the defense argues the older brother was the mastermind behind the attack. if the jury is not unanimous, tsarnaev will receive life in prison. >>> southern california woman plans t

sfo reporting 21 miles an hour gust.re on the backside of a system that brought us a sprinkling. now it's off to the east and leaving us with mostly sunny skies. mid 60sin hayward. low 70s for some of our inner locations. today will be the coolest day. we have a big turn around as early as tomorrow. temperatures will be in the 80s as we get into wednesday, thursday, and friday. i will detail that coming up. >>> rosemary, good morning to you. we are looking at a commute that is busier. you can tell some people have the day off because the commute does not have as much volume. this is a look at the windy nimitz freeway. camera is up on the high building but you can see how windy it is. the wind will get your attention and chp is warning drivers to be especially careful on bridges and causeways around the bay area. at the bay bridge toll plaza, there is a backup that extends to the mccarthur maze and the metering lights are on. 25-30 minutes before you make it on to the bridge if you're at the very end of the line opinion i

she became the 37th woman to breach the perimeter here at sfo since 2004 making sfo the nation's airport with the most amount of breaches during that amount of time as first reported by the "associated press." just moments ago the airport held a news conference to respond to that ap story pointing out that it has a 15-mile perimeter that including eight miles of waterline. of those 37 breaches, only four the airport says ininvolve the airport fencing. six involve voters in distress or wayward. most of it is through a gate whether intentionally or unintentionally. two did gain access to aircraft. none of the incidented did in involve weapons and the airport points out that 16 of the incidents involve people with mental illness or who were homeless. you see the mugshot of this woman. she left the homeless shelter, made her way, tried to wave down a plane to get a ride back home in central america. she was arrested and has since pled not guilty. >> i would submit to you in terms of how we compare to other airports we share the most information of perimeter inlt accidents. very viet as a vio

that is the airlines that crashed at sfo a couple years bag with three people killed in that. there were numerous injuries. so far no information on what may have caused this and we are trying to tally up what else has happened in terms of injury or fire situation. >>> happening today an east bay police officer has to face the music on charges that are derail his career after buying heroin while his daughter was in the car. cases he has worked on will have to be revealed. the officer will appear in court in san francisco. >>> in a legal over two hours, san pablo police officer kenneth white is at hall of justice facing drug charges and he is accused of buying heroin and cocaine on 7th and hour street -- howard street in san francisco. after receiving a tip the police department had undercover stores investigate. this happens on wednesday. white was buying drugs and his two-year-old daughter was in the car with a loaded gun also found in the car. white is charged with possession of narcotics and a loaded weapon and child endangerment. the police department is lying to be transp

having assess to the airport is paramount to a sentence it is the cause of airport congestion because sfo has let in uber and lobbyist and they serve the international airport but certain cab drivers can't if this goes through this is really, really wrong i urge you most strongly not to go ahead with this there are better ways to handle airport congestion. >> i don't want to interrupt but to save the time it's mined director reiskin that proposal has been she felt or put off for now; is that correct i'll take advantage to thank the others that brought this to my attention and the attention of the board you heard with the director said thank you you made a stronger point it was heard and our a vibrant part of this process i personally say thank you to you all. >> (calling names). >> herbert wiener i unfortunately missed the display by spur of the affirmative that noted the map of the new muni routes i'd like to have a copy of it the proposals for the restructuring the bus services i tried to see the exhibit i failed to do so the person at spur said this is available for mta i'd like to see

here's the gray slate over sfo at this hour.f the situation at all our local airports for the possibility of airport delays due to the very low ceiling. temperatures in the 50s across the board. we have a series of upper level disturbances. one rolled through the bay area yesterday enhancing our marine layer. this is the next one. it's stacked up to the north of us. and that will breeze across california later today enhancing the marine layer. also, as this one from yesterday exits it makes tracks for that one. it has carved a path on the so therefore we have the opportunity of a rain shower today in the highest terrain of the bay area. this is futurecast. this is towards the lunch hour. and we clear out a little earlier than yesterday. but look at this. a lot of instability in the atmosphere. we could see a light shower around the mount saint helena area by the evening compute, also around henry coe park in the morgan hill area. and then partly cloudy overnight before we see the redevelopment of some stratus right offshore agai

nbc bay area's scott budman joins us from sfo this evening. scott, what is the explanation here? >> reporter: lots of them raj. security officials here admit these breaches are a problem. they say they'll do what they can to try to clamp down. it's not what you want to hear about your local airport, but san francisco international since 2004 had the most intrusions of any airport in the country, 37 of them. >> we're very focused on learning from every single incident. >> reporter: sfo officials say they're cracking down but also note they have 15 miles worth of perimeter to secure six miles of which is water. >> six of these 37 incidents are specifically related to water incidents, boaters in distress, wind surfer that drifted too close. these subjects were met by police by boat, taken back out to the bay area. >> reporter: san francisco isn't alone. san jose international is also near the top when it comes to security breaches including this now infamous breach when a 15-year-old hitched a ride to hawaii in a plane's wheel well. >> the fence line those issues the fence line does

in the shape, have the hoodie but not the panda hat this sfo is 57 minute flight arrival delays. inland eastbound is warmest with the breezes kick ms. and around the bay 65 to sunday in the south bay. leyla? >> we start off looking at 87 and traffic is moving swimmingly by the tank and northbound 87 near julian street is not finding problems and over to highway 84, this is nile canyon eastbound at five miles from 680 where we have a motorcycle crash blocking lanes and we are looking at our waze app saying there are several cars stopped in the area so the motorcyclist that was found in the lanes, so possibly, we do have injuries involved it southbound 880 coming away from 238 we have a disabled vehicle south of i-street and that is gumming up the commute with a lot of red and a lot of red on northbound 238 as you leave castro valley. >>> a healthy snack for kids that does not deliver, an item that doctors say is a wait of money. >> a retail rumor san francisco-based company and gap may nature be the -- not be the only company taking the fall. >> an "a" list celebrity is practicing

has a lesson that could be impacted your flights out of sfo. >>reporter: 39 santa rosa still to star for the usual suspects this morning 46 of fairfield 49 instead mid-40s a little more of the forces in central japan low fifties in downtown san francisco. >>reporter: continued mild temperatures and will see even warmer conditions tomorrow and saturday. >>reporter: pretty pleasant low 60s in san francisco 56 in oakland low '70's in fairfield antioch the livermore 70 in san jose 59 in this city and for the north bank 57 santa rosa under certain conditions and 72 for our friends and apple. >>reporter: more sunshine for the next several days i am tracking a slight chance of showers attention in their 80s and land next week on thursday a quick check of your traffic on your friend morning interstate 80 amtrak in an accident in the pommel area this the spa 80 ethanol the road this morning where car may be in to guard will and a car may be on fire and fire crews should be in on seen them in the theft this is just in the south san francisco. on one on o

when -- afternoono to sfo -- reno to sfo when something went wrong. . >> saw this big explosion. my god, a plane crash. >> reporter: there was no one to rescue. all 44 passengers and crew members were killed, including the pilot, a man others revered and still do to this day. >> he was the best. everybody wanted to pattern him selve after ernie. smooth. >> reporter: what happened -- themselves after ernie. smooth. >> reporter: so what happened? >> the plane actually went in at a steep angle. so as you look that accident site you could see the outline of an airplane and there was a center where the cabin was. >>> he listened to a tape from the oakland air traffic control center. it is a final message from the co-pilot. almost impossible to interpret with the naked ear. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: after a painstaking search, a contra costa county sheriff's deputy found a .357 magnum and traced the name of the owner and then investigators located something else. >> we found the hand of the owner. now we had the hand and we had the gun. and could put him on the airplane at that ti

that's how long you will sit in the back up heading north from sfo. up to address of the traffic coming right up.. >> reporter:also new this morning. scientists still don't know washed ashore in pacifica died. even after conducting dead whale. cashthe 48-foot male whale was found tuesday at mori point. scientists say there were no obvious signs of trauma to the whale, but it appeared to be underweight for its size. which could indicate a disease or other problem. morning. media. >> james: francisco international airport looks look pretty good alaska as close as of their. often mild san fransico 58 and in oakland 58 upper 50s for both those cities spiled start their. the san jose that had brought down the 40's last hour. up to the 50 degree mark things will continue to climb up up and up and eventually settled in the range is here on the screen in a day to increase in specialist act video and a oakland and across north 80 santa rosa. a to napa valley downtown san francisco 85 financial district and a lot for isis the early of the beaches will be up a l

, 37 breaches in sfo in the past 10 years. four of those involve the fence. six incidents came from the waters of the san francisco bay including boats and windsurfers coming near buoys. 16 cases where homeless people from a nearby shelter. airport spokesman doug yagel says the high number doesn't tell the story. >> i say we share the most information on perimeter issues of any airport. call it a perimeter incident, a breach. we view its as a violation of our access control. we investigate it. we take it seriously. >> he said two of the incidents involve people gaining access to planes. one at a corporate facility on the property, and a second involving a pilot's son accessing a plane without clearance. sfo has already launched a number of measures to enhance security including thermal imaging cameras, improved night lighting, increased patrols and motion sensors to detect intruders. meantime, mineta san jose airport was ranked fifth worst in the country for perimeter breaches. the most well known incident which a san jose tee

oh, this is sfo another picture this is live.ause of the clouds this morning we have delays at one hour 23 minutes on some arriving flights. numbers have been holding steady. 50 to 56 degrees. winds not so steady picking up to 12 miles per hour in san ramon. 13 in concord. even gustier winds right now in the fairfield area at 23 miles per hour. west wind that's an onshore wind. 10 to 20 miles per hour. couple of upper level disturbances continue to breeze through california. this is an inside slider producing thunderstorms in throughout the central valley. that area of low pressure enhancing our marine layer. don't bank on any clearing at the beaches today. it's going to be raw, it's going to be windy, it's going to be cool but we'll have that clearing away from the ocean as we already do in clayton. sun-up at 6:27. by the time the sun sets at 7:51, we'll have realized temperatures slightly below average for this 21st day of the month. 50s, 60s, few low 70s. we do warm up slightly on wednesday. we do cool down on friday. and we d

biden from sfo to a democratic party fundraiser in san francisco. house minority leader nancy pelosi was also at the event. the vice president's wife visit de anza college in cupertino. she spoke about the importance of community colleges in the american education system. she teaches english at a communities college in virginia. >>> 6:10. a security guard shot and killed at the u.s. census bureau. what sparked the crime spree around the nation's capital. >> getting a parking ticket is bad enough! it's even worse when you don't deserve it! why one bay area city is throwing out more than 100 citations. >> tgif! it is friday. we have your forecast straight ahead. plus, when rain is back in the forecast. >> and we are monitoring the traffic situation. an alert is issued for westbound 580. female announcer: get three years interest-free financing on brand name mattress sets. plus, get free delivery, and sleep train's 100-day low price guarantee. sleep train's interest free for 3 event is on now! ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ new customers can

about $35,000 of that was at sfo. travelers left about $4,500 at oakland and san jose airports. lost money goes into the budget earmarked for civilian aviation security. so technically, it goes back to the civilians. >> sure. but we could buy a prius was that money or something like that. >> instead of looking into the couch for loose change, i'm going to the plastic bins. >> go to the airport. >> we've got showers on the way. we'll have more details in the forecast coming up. >> thanks. thanks for joining us here at 5:00. lester holt joins us next. >> bye, folks. >>> on this tuesday night, knocked out. a widespread power failure in washington. the state department, metro stations, museums, even oprah and the first lady left in the dark. tonight, questions about our nation's power grids. >>> violent storms moving across the country. heavy flooding and hail. a deadly plane crash in thick fog. now the tornado threat building tonight >>> off and running. rand paul makes it official. the second big name to jump in the race for president. >>> and secrets to living longer from the pla

our news partner the associated press discovered at sfo over a 10 year period, 36 reported perimeter breaches. >> this is a big deal for us. perimeter security is very important to our airport. we take this obligation very seriously. we're very focused on learning from every single incident. >> reporter: airport officials sought to put it in some perspective it works out on average one incident every three months. that 40% or so were homeless or mentally challenged. only two involved approach to aircraft, one of those the son of a pilot and all were apprehended by police. >> i felt pretty secure in the airport today. i didn't notice anything interesting or off. i felt pretty safe for myself. >> reporter: passengers told us you have to consider the community around the airport. >> i always feel pretty secure at sfo but we're in the bay area and that's pretty free wheeling people around here. >> reporter: this information is not publicly available. some airports including logan and laguardia declined to report their numbers siting security concerns. maneta came in number five. sfo says

no reports of delays at sfo. we'll keep an eye on it and we'll keep an eye on this warming trend too. >>> we have had such a tough drive this morning but we're taking you out on the road with our mobile 360 camera. we're traveling toward liver more. traffic is pretty light. as i turn this around and i take a look at westbound traffic, still moving along pretty well. where it's not is here at san jose. i can show you the terrible jam we've got because of a significant alert here at brokaw road. we have one leg blocked. we have big backups. you can see the red there it is stretching all the way from at least tulley road. 12 miles per hour is your top speed. >>> happening now, history is being made in washington, d.c. where japan's prime minister is getting ready to address congress. president obama and the first lady are welcoming shinzo abe right now. he was in arlington, virginia, yesterday laying a wreath at the tomb of the unknowns. tonight, the white house will hold a state dinner in his honor. abe heads to ca

the stop sfo unclear this would some will be delayed by this at places like sfo little closer to coastand search in the afternoon when what to expect for us the day looking at a sunny afternoon for the most part in the areas by the cost of so much little overcast by this evening cooling down a bit very calm winds really throw the day and should be a pleasant night for the most part been temperatures right now san fransico 50s san jose the to open 50 to as well san carlos checking in at 50 livermore right of 49 committee chile that the cult that no wiper's required this morning from my right in san francisco very conscious of the day of van temperatures warm and in our inland areas to pleasanton livermore 8183 respectively by the cosigning in the '70s until places like daly city only touching 61 san francisco it reaching 64 local than it's been passed by today's next few days ahead in just a little bit. tomorrow marks the 20th anniversary of the oklahoma city bombing. 168 people were killed that day. >> marty: approaches, people are sifting through their memories. this morning he revisi

sfo is breezy. san jose not too bad. because of the direction of this wind i put an arrow here for you to see. notice the bridges that go from east to west. we are talking the richmond san rafael, we are talking san mateo, dumbarton. these are the bridges where you will have the wind hitting against your car. something to be aware of. in addition to that, we have 40s outside our door in areas like napa and santa rosa. with that wind blowing, you have to consider the windchill factor it feels more like 35. 49 san francisco. 50 in mountain and 47 in livermore. we will take a shift inland and take a look at more numbers. 44 at black hawk. upper 40s in antioch. 49 degrees or 48 in pittsburgh. temperatures will begin to build as we get into the second half of the morning. today will be the cooler day. ly have a look at the afternoon highs and big warmup coming our way in a little bit. good morning, sal. >>> good morning, rosemary. right now traffic is going to be busy if you are driving in some areas already and light in othe

sfo one agree higher than their average. oakland coming in three degrees higher than normal with 66 degrees. along the coast we're cool at half moon bay coming in at 54 degrees. 56 in downtown san francisco. 59 in novato. right now antioch the warmest spot we have coming in at 67 degrees. satellite and radar will show you high pressure right off the coast. this is the musclemaker of our weather tomorrow. it brings us more summer-like levels. we'll see partly sunny skies in half moon bay. 63 degrees. san francisco tomorrow up to a comfortable 70. into the east bay, oakland getting up to 76 degrees. even warmer than that. walnut creek at 86 degrees. and antioch touching near 90 tomorrow. with an afternoon high of 89 degrees. but this one day summer preview is going to get busted by a cold front headed our way on tuesday. the front will sag south. it won't bring us rain showers unfortunately, it will just cool off our temperatures. tuesday afternoon, we get rid of the 80s. we go back to the 70s in fairfield and antioch, livermo

>>michelle apon: here is a live look at sfo if you know anyone who will be arriving in the next day the about an hour and 12 minutes on average contacted local airline if there are flying into sfo because of the low clouds and fog across the area. if you're traveling in this region unit to give yourself extra time on the road we are going to be dealt with the fog into the the part of the morning this morning and fifties is a much of the area of low clouds and fog keeping the temperatures on a slightly milder side to carry >>michelle apon: pleasanton 48 degrees we're also dealing with some breezy conditions and everywhere right now most of bed and killing was some light winds in oakland we have wind speeds at 10 mi. per hour it could be difficult if you're traveling across the east if you're traveling across their field and as the winds right now at 21 mi. our if you're in the south that temperatures will continue on was the mid '50s temperatures will only one up into the low to mid 70's you and i was suspended outside because we have a strong breeze for the lunch hour into the early aft

the gusts at sfo 20 miles per hour and in san carlos, a wind gust of 20 miles per hour. and that wind kept us on the cooler side today. opening up the almanac 26th day of april, everywhere below normal, from sfo to oakland, numbers 3-8 degrees below normal for this time of the year. out there as you step outside you need the jacket. it is chilly. 53 in downtown san francisco 52 in half moon day. 51 in danville and mountain view at 56 degrees. so satellite and radar. here is the set up we are tracking. here is the area of low pressure and then this high pressure will give us a summer preview on monday. we'll see many spots going into the 0is -- 80s to start off the workweek. and on monday half moon bay up to 58. san francisco up to a normal high of 64 this time of the year. oakland up to 69. walnut creek nice and warm at 77 degrees. and even antioch in the upper 70s. but watch what happens as we fast forward into mond -- monday. widespread 80s san jose and antioch and some places flirting with 90 degree temperatures. but along the coast wide summer spread with 50s along t

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take a look at the winds afternoon shore at sfo, we have hey regard at 8. livermore at 7. jose at 8. a northerly breeze in mountain view. temperatures down by 17 degrees from yesterday in santa rosa. 11 in fairfield as well as livermore. 15 in oakland. 16 sfo and san jose 11 degrees for you why. that's definite lit something you are going to fill. let's put some numbers on the screen. 78 at fairfield. low 70s in concord. 70s in walnut creek. you get closer to the bay. 54 san francisco. 57 in san francisco. 54 at half moon bay. as we get into the second half of your day, widespread upper 50s to low 60s with low clouds hugging a portion of the coastline here. inside the bay, our bay side communities, 60s and 70s. farther inland, widespread 70s in the forecast get in the central valley, 80s for today. the temperatures will continue to come down for the valley as well as we get into tomorrow. afternoon highs, 76 expected in santa rosa, 74 for san rafael. 66 in berkeley. 36 for -- 63 for san francisco. a warm day for gilroy, 82. not as hot. yesterday we had widespread mid- to u

sfo is what we're talking about. oakland and san jose doing okay. fog did develop in santa rosa and winds up there calm but everybody else at least to double digits blowing onshore and that's going to churn up the atmosphere and you can see holes developing in our cloud deck as we look back toward the bay bridge. pink and blue there. wonder whose tie is pink and blue. mostly sunny and breezy. mother nature agrees. showers, breezy and cooler saturday. and then spring warmth coming into the back half of the forecast. let's talk about our microclimate down south. we do have a little bit of one. upper 60s to low 70s through most of the south bay where san jose at 72. a trifecta of 70s or triangle if you will. mid to upper 60s on the coast. upper 50s to near 60s along the coast to mid 60s downtown, south san francisco and up through the north bay, low to mid 70s. you saw a big jump in temperatures yesterday. upper 50s along your coastline and upper 60s along the east bay shoreline with 68 in oakland. castro valley further inland about 70. keep going inla

visibility just great you see how low the clouds are and i could bear what impact of flights coming into sfo into the big have problems and will keep you updated on that we are reporting any delays just get this talk about the fog petaluma has been down for now visibility in just 15 minutes to get back clear visibility is on the move that is the story with us this morning were looking at five mile visibility santa rosa 7 half moon bay and san jose now beginning to system fog formed it was in my visibility in the last check that is down and mild looking ahead of the that part forecast backing down the day during the 6:00 hour you'll want to wake up and head out the door to call the conditions and temperatures and the low to mid 50's by noontime it will clear up a little bit will get some sunshine will all get a warm temperatures to the low 60s. >>james: very low 70's and in that could be a 10 degree drop in temperatures for some spots like antioch was better to 81 but not the case today that is just a quick look at the forecast i will have a more complete look and 15 minutes. >>george: some h

looking out towards sfo, so far no reports of any local airport delays.a cool start to the morning north of the golden gate bridge, 40 degrees in santa rosa after dipping down to 38 degrees this morning. livermore at 48. san francisco is at 51. so we have 40s and 50s out the door. we have pretty much a clear sky except clouds in the area of low pressure out over the open waters. that system will continue to throw some clouds into our forecast throughout the weekend. otherwise 70 in los altos today. 69 morgan hill. low 70s in gilroy. 74 blackhawk. 62 stinson beach. 67 sonoma. good morning, lake county, your high temperatures approaching 70. we'll talk more about the chances of rain but first, here's gianna. >> all right. new trouble spots along 880. southbound right at dixon landing we are getting word of a four-car crash and a motorcycle involved in this accident. injuries reported. as a result, chp on scene. lots of activity, in fact there are lanes blocked, as well. so you're going to want to give yourself some extra time through there along 880. now, t

due south. 30 plus for sfo. hold on to the steering wheel here. to the north not much in mendocino county. exiting parts of lake county and to the south and the system continues to swing in. this will be the system we will deal with later today as the cold unstable air comes in. hail in the early afternoon hours. 50s or 60s on the temps. i told you sal. i hope you got sleep last night. >> yeah i went to bed early and we will be in for a tough day. we are already starting off with a bad item here. highway 101 through the south bay is open after a deadly crash shut it down for more than two hours. four cars were involved in the crash all four lanes of the northbound side of the freeway were shut down shortly before 12:30 this morning. the highway reopened just after 3:00. chp is investigating. reports a car was stopped on the freeway and hit from behind. the person in that car died but the name is not being released until relatives are notified. we'll have a live report at 5:00. let's go to live reports. this is a look at westbound bay bridge. a lit

sfo gusts to 40 miles per hour at times. you can see that right here. sustained at 32.outh bay, winds gusting to 25 miles per hour. the winds ants going to let up -- aren't going to let up. clear skies this evening. systems continue to ride north. tomorrow morning, clips northern california. coming down. for us we will remain dry and clear skies. with clear skies we will be chilly tomorrow morning. and we have scattered showers possible over the sierra tomorrow as well. the flag blowing here. the choppy water on the bay. small craft advisory till 9:00 p.m. this evening inside the bay and we will continue with this pattern for tomorrow. chillier start tomorrow morning, cool and breezy tomorrow afternoon, sunny skies. we have the possibility of scattered showers for easter sunday. temperatures right now 68 degrees in walnut creek. 63 redwood city. tomorrow morning low 40s out the door. 42 livermore. 48 oakland. 49 degrees for pacifica. afternoon highs like today. for your wednesday. breezy weather continuing. 66 sausalito. 69 castro valley. upper 60s to low 70s in the sou

along the peninsula 54 sfo as well as downtown san francisco. pittsburgh checking in at 60. 57 in antioch. already relatively mild for some of us. as we get into the afternoon temperatures warming up quite a bit. at least for our inland communities. >> traffic is a little slow on 80. but they cleared the accident and the traffic has gone away. that is because it's so early so even a ash that later in the morning may have doomed us. right now later. back up just appeared like that. still looking good. you can hang out for a bit. and this is a look at 280 northbound as you drive up to highway 17. it's 5:00, let's go back to the desk. >> thank you. >>> walnut creek police believe there are more victims out there of a man that is putting cameras inside a public bathroom. tara moriarty is outside of a starbucks where this is happening. you know more about the man that was arrested and why the police this morning are reaching out to potential victims tara.

it's really nothing for sfo this time and it'll be easy 20 to 25 miles per hour this time at sfo.ratures currently are mild. 62 in oakland so it's kind of a mild night. we're continuing with this pattern. there's no big change here as we head into tomorrow except slightly warmer. overnight lows tonight will be not as chilly. upper 40s and low 50s. no frost and patchy fog starts to show up at the coast. through the microclimates you have mid-70s where there were upper 60s. you'll have low and mid-80s. grass pollens are starting to come back up. when i come back this is all about tomorrow. when i come back we'll be all about the weekend we'll dial you in and that next chance of rain is showing up. not in the five day but it's getting close. we'll see you back here. >> thank you, bill. >> one of california's education leaders is called out. at 10:30, two investigating uncovers a padded resume. >>> and the latest on a catholic call to action. >> this is not a group of french lunatics these are the absolute bedrock of our catholic community. >>> a group of prominent 100 bay area cathol

at sfo, ryan takeo, kpix 5. >> four americans including a sunnyvale maunded in the earthquake -- mand in the earthquake triggered in the ramp on mount everest. they confirmed that vinh truong had been planning to climb the everest for at least a decade. another bay area man heading to the area still missing at this hour. 21-year-old spencer dickenson. he's from petaluma and his family hasn't seen or heard from him since april 19th. when he told them he was going to climb mount everest. now for more information on how you can help in nepal, go to cbssf.com/earth wakes. >>> president obama welcomed the prime minister of japan to the white house this morning. the president and first lady joined the prime minister and his wife for the arrival ceremony on the south lawn. the two leaders will talk about strengthening economic ties. president obama said the meeting also has another significance. >> today is also a chance for americans especially our young people to say thank you for all the things we love from japan. like karate. and karaoke. anime. and of course emojis. [ laughter ] >> tom