some breaking news out of southern california.mall plane landed on the roof of a >>> some breaking news out of southern california right now. take a look at this small plane, it landed on the roof of a building here. this is in the city of pomona in southern california, it's about 30 mile east of los angeles. no word yet on the extent of the injuries. but we are following this story right now and will bring you the latest information when we get it. once again, this is in southern california where this plane landed on the top of the building. >>> captain america civil war soared to the top of the box office this week. the movie actually had the fifth highest domestic opening ever. it grossed $181 million this weekend. now in the action flick, "captain america" clashes with ironman in the super showdown. so many superheroes are clashing. the version of "the jungle book" came in second. opening third over the hollywood weekend, "mother's day" brought in $9 million. >> that sounds like a good one. also, just kind of a bit foggy out t

k>]m in southern california.empted murder is pair indicateded in5 his car totally shutting down a mainlymz highway. >> more swat vehicle brought in. they just used a device tov; smash in a window. you can actually see them g on it there and this is a live look now. >> you should have seen the scene earlier weaving in and out of traffic on 91 bump abou abouting into cars. rubbing against them causing damage force his way through crowded l.a. freeway at the height of the rush hour then finally spike strip disable the vehicle and now they have him surround. >> all began with length c chase that was several hours ago in-ñ compton then spanned into multiple county so we are keeping a close watch on this. following it throughout the newscast. always on twitter on our web site. >> let's move on. lift executive has told6c the wall street journal they will begin a public test involving self driving electric cars within the next year. they plan to use the chevy volt set to go on sale later this year. it's one of the first

in 1851 the mormons arrived in southern california and began to settle in san bernardino valley and they established a town, well-established town in 1857. they were called to salt lake by brigham young and in 1857 the same year they were called back a gentleman by the name of david smith arrived and originally arrived with the intention of selling goods and things to the mormons as they were departing, going back to salt lake city. so smith began to come up and explore the area was a devout spiritualist who believed in the healing properties of water and so forth. and so he had grown up with the disease of tuberculosis throughout his family and the disease killed many people in his family and throughout his young life he made up his mind, and when he was here he thought this would be an ideal spot to start as a spa to developer place for san antonio sanitarium. he worked with john brown senior. actually the sanitarium, first open to the public in 1864. 2014, 150th anniversary of the commercial use of arrowhead spring. one of the interesting things about the area, there was a huge arrowh

and in 1854 he made to chip here to southern california in the wagon behind me. a very perilous journey, taking a wagon seven -- several hundred >> -- several hundred miles. theyrst thing they did was built a few houses in what is now downtown. built out of adobe. first and they was an uprising. san luis obispo to further north. the idea was that because of the european intrusion, the mayors weren't happy. fort.rmons built a a stockade. lived. where they for about a year. although there were some skirmishes, there was nothing that serious that never materialized. eventually after a year plans throughout the streets of san bernardino. once they lay out the streets it was probably 1853 when the county was formed. jefferson was one of the most spearheading an important people. fred harris, a young teenager, helped out. in later years he became very instrumental. the one that probably encourage brigham young to have a colony initially in chino. they went back and forth and knew that to come here he was kind of the leader of the mormon family coming out. he spearheade

maybe a little bit santa clara but towards southern california.e that low takes a turn tomorrow then our weather will slowly warm up. today low clouds. a little cool out there. breezy windy. drizzle. below average temps. 70. back to gasia and dave now. >>> santa rosa police say a 15- year-old boy wound inside an officer-involved shooting monday night wanted to die. police responded to a 911 call about a man with a gun near coffee park. when officers arrived they say the teen pointed a weapon at them. police then fired several shots and hit the teen in the foot. as it turns out, the gun was a fake. >> nobody wakes up wanting to go out and shoot somebody. we get into this profession to help the public, you know, and provide a service. really to give back to our community. when something like this happens, it can be very traumatic for the officers and the dispatchers who are involved in this. >> police now say they believe the teen called police himself and may have wanted to be shot. the teenager is now undergoing a psychiatric evaluation. >>> 8:07.

in southern california. but pearl is still missing. a woman told police she saw pearl being pull by her hair by a man here on the pedestrian walkway over interstate 780 and she was screaming and the witness heard a gunshot l is a large blood stain here at the scene. the familiar said they cannot sleep they are so worried. they decided to organize a search party this afternoon so they could get out and do something for pearl. here are the details if you would like to help. they are asking people come at 2:00. we at taylor and the 780 crossover, the foot bridge. they want people to walk the streets, look for her, post flyers around vallejo. law enforcement said they are organizing a search party of their own. theirs will span from northern california to southern california. they are trying to get it organized now. they are getting a lot of offers of help including marin county offering search-and-rescue teams pearl's family said they still have hope she is okay and they still leave the door open expecting her to walk through any minute.

i guess one small part of that university of southern california dream was mine after all. the california part. berkeley in the 1960's was at the center of everything. the antiwar movement, the free speech movement, the human rights movement. it was the perfect place for an undisciplined, selfish twentysomething to begin his search for himself, a righteous cause, and a job that he loved. everyone living in berkeley in the 1960's opposed the vietnam war. i was not different. it was the age of aquarius, but i never had long hair and i never wore love beads. i learned to play popular songs on my guitar but i was never a committed, serious antiwar protester. i found a cause, however. one i still feel passionately about today. a few hours east of berkeley are the sierra nevada mountains. i fell in love with those mountains and the ineffable natural beauty of yosemite. i cared about the wilderness and i wanted to help preserve it and i joined the sierra club, became an environmentalist. during my california springs and summers, i spent most of my days in the high sierras and yosem

. >> reporter: as you said the suspect in the abduction was spotted in southern california where deputies say he fired at officers who returned fire. he was killed. before that surveillance cameras caught him driving in marin county. investigators say they continue to follow leads in the case and will update us if they have any new information. i spoke with pearl's sister and she told me they are planning to hold some sort of prayer vigil for her tomorrow evening of course held by family and friends. nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> a pacifica man is recovering tonight after confronting a man who kicked in his front door. the couple woke up to the dogs barking and someone banging alt their front door. brian happens to be a former police officer and he went to investigate. called outside the door asking who was there and he said he had a gun. he did not have a gun but the man outside didn't seem to care. >> i got up out of the bed and went to the front door where somebody started slamming on the door and i said you need to go or i'm calling the cops and then he began to kick the door t

california did not come easy. where george wallace brought his southern styled campaign to california, he baffled many by dot seemedo be too much to not directly relate to california. southern traditions and national issues have, in the past, appeared to much at opposite poles. apparently, wallace wasn't bothered that his down-home campaign, complete with gospel singing, he will did some people. it worked. national newsmagazine uniformly agreed that by obtaining enough signatures to get on the california primary, wallace had aoven for sure, that he had national, political movement that must be reckoned with. so, while political observers try to predict his next move, wallace kept on moving. he talked with people in all parts of california. it gained new strength and support everyday. here was a strong, new leadership that excited and pull that you. here was a national voice that californians and millions of americans could rally behind. wallace, a new c political force in america. >> everything said about 48-year-old george wallace would fill volumes. one constant comment heard, whether pro or con, is that i admire

the low responsible for that is more toward southern california. 50s on the temps. if these get 1 degree cool ir i -- cooler i would be surprised. west, san jose has a west, southwest. it's an onshore breeze. 37 up in truckee, 49 reno, 54 arcadia, ukiah, santa barbara 52. a isolated shower or two can develop. the shower activity to the north has died down. there's our low, when it's that far south, it's a tougher pattern to get any shower activity. starting thursday and going into friday inland temperature warm up. low clouds and sunny and breezy, a few clouds inland, it stays cool, temperature as you can imagine are on the cool side. 60s or mainly low 70s. the trend is to warm things up. gradually on thursday and as we head into the holiday weekend. >>> it's 4:28, and again, we want to take you live to this fire in santa clara. it's near lawrence expressway. jeanine is on the scene. we'll be right back. >>> welcome back, 4:30 is the time, we on follow a huge fire in santa claar e -- santa clara. just for traffic sake it is believed el camino real is blocked. there

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bernie sanders kicked off a southern california campaign swing with rallies today in san diego county and irvine. he has stops scheduled throughout the is it a state over the next few days. >>> meantime a mainstay of california politics the last 50 years called this year's presidential campaign the strangest he has ever seen. i recently sat down for a chat withly onpannetta, the forminger kongman, cia director and secretary of defense. he says donald trump is benef benefitting from an angry and us froms straighted electorate. >> we have got an individual who is basically appealing to that anger and frustration with hate and division and the kind of language that i think just inspires even greater hate. >> pannetta is a democrat who worked in the bill clinton white house. he says if the race itself was based only on knowledge and ability, hillary clinton would win. >>> this is the last weekend before the voter registration deadline. monday is also the deadline to register for a political party. voters who are registered as no party preference can request a ballot with democratic candid

they made the travel here to southern california in this wagon behind me.t was a perilous journey. up getting here, more of their family started settling in san bernardino. >> the first thing the mormons land,en they purchase the they built a few houses. away, they heard about an indian uprising. the idea was because of the natives intrusion, the were not happy. , a mormons built a fort stockade, and that is where they lived. there were some skirmishes, but nothing that serious. eventually, after about a year, plans were made to layout the streets of san bernardino. once they started laying out the streets, 1853, the county of san bernardino was formed. jefferson hunt was most instrumental in spearheading the efforts to get everything built. hunt was the one who encouraged brigham young to have a colony in san bernardino. he was the leader of the mormon families coming out. he spearheaded the effort to build a fort. he also was instrumental in .uilding a logging road a 12were able to build about 10 days. the logs were used for frames in their adobe houses.

for a fund-raising luncheon at a private home. >> and bernie sanders wrapped up rallies in southern california. he addressed a crowd of supporters in anaheim. later he made speeches in riverside and san bernadino -- his campaign launched a campaign to buy ads in california. >>> back over to sal who's covering the area around the fire in santa clara. >>> el camino real, the traffic near the lawrence expressway south of the lawrence expressway is blocked. that's an area to avoid. let's look at what we have with other commutes. the east bay commute is not too bad, there's congestion on 24 westbound past the lafayette bart station. things are getting more crowded. at the bay bridge toll plaza we have a crowd, it's a between to 20 minute delay. and in the east bay, westbound 580 traffic is busy at the altamonte pass. 580 is slow in the area. we have a couple incidents in san ramon, not major incidents, traffic is impacted a little bit. we're not seeing a lot of activity. >>> 6:20, let's go to steve. >>> a big fog bank in place, a fine mist from southern marin county into san francisco around oaklan

mountain, which is located in the san bernardino mountains, is southern california's highest peak. learn more about san bernardino all weekend here on "american history tv." >> we are inside the santa fe depot in san bernardino. local historyhe of the valley. this was constructed in 1916. this replace the wooden structure that burned in 1916. why it was built a lot larger than it was needed was it was decided to house at the division headquarters at this location at that time. so it was put in an industrial area a cousin of the railroad. there were a number of businesses that supported the railroad, and it had close to 2000 people employed here. in separatewo yours dino, the a -- san bernardino, the a yard and the d yard. the upper part of the map shows the office facilities, and the lower part of the map shows the shop facilities. they could rebuild any locomotive and any street car or anything that they needed to maintain the railroad, could be done here. some of the items down here, and old santa fe lincoln pen. some measurement devices that they used in the machine shops. two b

the center of the area of low pressure over southern california. we received light to moderate rain. we will push the repeat button tomorrow. tomorrow is your weekend. kpix 5 radar, nothing out there tonight. there is rain building that will arrive tomorrow. san jose 55. oakland 58. 56 concord. gray day. temperatures 10 degrees below average. over night temperatures are mild because of the cloud cover. napa 52 tomorrow morning. livermore 53. low 50s for fremont, redwood city and san francisco. we have been tracking the low for 5 days. it moved inland. it is now over southern california. its influence is huge. raining from concord to colorado. even though the low will move away tomorrow, it is still going to give us rain. showers and thunderstorms over the sierra over night and tomorrow morning. moving from northeast to southwest. a rain flow for us. that is what we will see tomorrow. showers. the central valley first and then your backyard. hour by hour, 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning the leading edge of the rain arrives. it will be widespread at 10:00

. >> still ahead, dangers off the shores of southern california. >> what authorities are doing on this memorial day weekend to protect bench goers after a suspected shark attack. >> was shoot this rare gorilla the only option? stay tuned. poallergies?reather. stuffy nose? can't sleep? take that. a breathe right nasal strip instantly opens your nose up to 38% more than allergy medicine alone. shut your mouth and say goodnight, mouthbreathers. breathe right. >> the abc7 news app on the go on your schedule on one screen. all the weather, traffic, and news that lives where you live. >> a stretch of newport beach in southern california remains closed after a beachgoer is believed to have been attacked by a shark yesterday. the attack happened in the waters off the state beach in the city of newport beach. lifeguards pull the william out pleading heavy from bite wounds. lifeguards and police evacuated the waters and closed down three miles of the coastline. >> animal rights activist hold a vigil at the cincinnati ask after a gorilla was shot and killed in his own exhibit over the weekend. th

===vo=== >>> barely bonds is not happy about his daughter's school in southern california. he tweeted this youtube video that shows students singing the lyrics of a rap song that uses profanity about women and the "n" wore. this is part of a petition posted on change.org that claims the students in the video attend a high end and private brentwood school down in southern california. the school says it's investigating. the petition criticizes the school for not doing more. >>> the canadian tourists have an unforgettable trip to recounseled when they go back hole. their hot air balloon ended up getting stranded in muddy water in napa today. and then they were forced to land near the napa river. >> i think he thought it was a road, and it look like a road, but it was totally surrounded by mud. >> we realized we couldn't, a, take off again and that wenied to get a ride. . >> so they got a ride, a good ride. the chc used a helicopter to fly everyone out. >>> and will they be back tomorrow? great white sharks swimming sought of santa cruz. experts say these are juvenile sharks. t

he was killed in a shoot-out with police in southern california , but pinson went with him. the sheriff's office says it will reevaluate where to look next. >> we have searched everything thoroughly, the areas that we thought pearl may be, or an area that the suspect may have gone to. >> reporter: investigators are still hopeful though that they will find pinson alive. in sonoma county. >> so there are no plans to search in sonoma county, but i learned from pearl's family that they will be gathering from vallejo tomorrow at 5:45 at the overpass where pearl was taken. they want to hold another prayer vigil and they are trying to keep pearl in everyone's hearts. >> certainly tough. you have been with them for most of this week, tough time for them. >> i feel for them, hopefully pearl will come home. >> here is a look at? of the top stories we'ring iting tonight at 11:00. >> in san francisco, every memorial day for the last decade has been a time of mourning for one bay area family, instead of celebrating they are reminds of the dangers of drunk-driving. 25-year-old jacob manuf

. >> reporter: sanders was in southern california yesterday. his third appearance in the state in two weeks. his presence in the bay area is a sign he is not conceding to hillary clinton. a state delegate from iowa drove in tonight. why are you here in san jose now? >> all the supporters of bernie, thousands and thousands of supporters, because they know that there's nothing more important than saving democracy which is government by the people by all of us not by billionaires, corporations or wall street. >> reporter: they are obviously worried about people fainting from the heat out here. the speaker just reminded people to drink water and bend their knees so they don't collapse from the hot temperatures out here. again, they have to wait at least another hour before bernie sanders takes the stage and after that, he is headed to vallejo for a 7:30 p.m. speaking engagement. live in san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> homicide detectives are on the scene of a death in san jose. around 7:30 a.m. officers responded to a call near berryessa road and sp

infighting, while, and to all political parties in all states, is rampant in southern california. 2 politiciansan, and one a democrat, simultaneously described each other's party members as "2 millions choose in search of indians." there were 2 primary objectives to the campaign, to let californias know what wallace stood for. changing your mind means changing your party. in the wallace campaign, it had to be done in a 2 mont period. this is been the target of special education throughout california politics. teaching a phd political science as the university of california a los angelest, comment on the extreme difficulties of getting on the california ballot in the first place. and the special roadblocks encountered by the wallace campaign because of time and since. >>by the time people voted for governor-- getting 66,000 people to sign up for a new party is a difficult task. it is up to the lips later determined the minimum size of the party. it could be argued that california laws make it difficult to have a third-party going. notmber and december are the most political active months. this i

below is in southern california and it is a slow mover. here is 9 am, working into may be solano county or contra costa county. by 11 over the north bay. in the south bay by 2 pm. after three a clock or four clock we will should be okay. sonoma county and mendocino county as well. saturday should be cloudy to mostly cloudy. a little bit of rain popping up here and there but late saturday/early sunday, another band will rotate through. we may see thunder as we go into late saturday early sunday then it will be out. cloudy skies and rain will move in. a possible thunderstorm but this looks like more of a rainmaker than any kind of severe weather. 60s on the temps to near 74 a few. one more day of this on saturday and maybe late saturday and early sunday. better as we head into sunday, monday and tuesday. >>> we do continue to follow the latest developments on the massive wildfire. this is in canada. many people have been evacuated. you can see cars driving by the flames. we will tell you the reasons the flames are so intense. emergency servi

. >>> a yearbook misprint is generating a storm of controversy of one southern california high school. the muslim student is wearing hajab. the photo identifies her as isis phillips. school leaders have to get ahead of what happened and reprint the yearbook. >> we have seen an unprecedented increase in anti-muslim attacks, hate crimes and to have a visibly muslim student be labeled isis, for whatever reason and whichever say, is frightening. a student named isis phillips did previously attend the school but has been transferred. vincent smith an 18-year veteran of the force will undergo surgery for his injuries. while that officer was working at the scene of a hit-and-run crash. gregory ramirez hit the officer with the fedex delivery truck he was driving. chp investigators say they suspect he was under the influence of drugs at the time. >>> six members of the san leandro police department are embarking on a long journey to honor and remember fallen police officers. >> it's called the police unity tour and kicks off today. officers from san leandro will join hundreds of officers from

there are three southern california hockey teams. >> l.a., san jose and who is the third? >> reporter: the ducks. >> oh, anaheim. >> reporter: yeah. >> it's below san francisco and above los angeles but i know it's not in mexico. >> reporter: what do you think san jose is known for? >> i think they have good food. >> reporter: what kind of food? >> i think they have good spani spanish cousine. thank you. >> no problem. >> reporter: safe to say when the sharks and penguins hit the ice tonight maybe in a couple of weeks maybe then the people in pittsburgh will have a better idea about where san jose is. live in pittsburgh and waiting for the game wade freedman. >>> our coverage continues back here. >>> david is live at the center tonight. david. >> reporter: you do not have to ask people in pittsburgh what is san jose about. the people here are excited about this match tonight, game one of the final. these people have been lined up for over an hour. they have just opened the doors and they're going inside now to watch the game on the big screen for five bucks. but you don't

and this low will continue to track toward central and southern california. it will rotate in, and that will keep us mostly cloudy, some breaks of sunshine, but a lot of cloud cover and a little bit of a breeds. -- of a breeze. 40s and 50s on the temperatures, on the cool side, napa and novato, and toward the south bay plenty of 40s. including mid-40s for morgan health, and gilroy. santa cruz at 48. even 49 in santa clara. it is a little bit: the south bay, 50s for some, and two bits in truckee, and ukiah, monterey in sacramento, a wild show friday into saturday. all quiet, but they may see afternoon shower activity. that last system was more of a northern event. this system is on its way to central and southern california, and this will continue to destabilize the atmosphere. that is why we have to mention a few showers. the strong lois moved out, but another piece of energy dropping in leaving us mostly cloudy today, tomorrow and maybe by wednesday. any precipitation will be very light. mostly cloudy and breezy at times, temperatures staying cool, some brea

bernie sanders had a full schedule in southern california today while hillary clinton is focusing on the bay area. right now, clinton is hosting her second rally in the bay area today. she's at the building in san francisco after making an appearance in san jose a couple of hours ago. we have a crew following the candidate and have a live report from san francisco coming up in a few. first, we go to san jose. today's campaign rallies come as the former secretary of state is on the cusp of clinching her parties nomination more president. yes, sir gary is in san show -- jesse is in san jose now. >> reporter: it's a bit of a late start in this rally day to scheduling conflicts with the broadcast networks. secretary had to tape two different interviews airing on the east coast. the crowd of 1,000 people waited patiently inside park side hall behind me while the tapings were going on. this is a smaller venue, what it lacks in size makes for in enthusiasm. running behind schedule, hillary clinton wasted no time blasting away at her presumed opponent for the presidency. saying donald trump

we're on the campus of the university s southern california with dennis prager. first of all, are you a jewish scholar? >> little accomplished for me to say i and a scholar but i do teach religion at the beginning of the career with it and i do have bookselling judea's in into hundred articles high award from the u.s. jewish association i know the 51st books of the bible it hebrew better than english i use the work to explain to people of every background i believe will whole blocks as the greatest book ever written and edited is for humanity of course, it was given to the jews but if ever a buddy live by it that is all you need. we started because we are worried about what is happening at universities with more confrontation and education you are my favorite show. my wife is here we have told you this before you did not ask me to live not sure you believe we but the only tv air really watch.. booktv i am crazy about it. my wife introduce me to you over a debt of gratitude but this is years ago. it is phenomenal. i love books. i started reading in collecting book

also a rare sighting in southern california. find out why this special delivery took 19 >> welcome back. we are starting this half-hour with a look at the weather with our meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning. we are looking at cloudy skies. a little bit of visibility problems in the north bay. look how cool we are. 44 santa rosa, 48 novato and 46 los gatos, 50 in the san ramon valley. we are about five or six degrees cooler than we were yesterday at this time from mountain view to san jose and four degrees cooler in concord. this is the way the clouds will play out throughout the day today. notice we will see the breaks probably afternoon time. clouds early on and partly cloudy skies. notice the temperatures just in the 60s. you have to head out to the sacramento valley to reach the 70s. and wait here about two or three days before we get back to near average conditions. we will talk about more shower activity, as well, coming up. carolyn. >> thank you, lisa. a possible major strike in the war on terror. u.s. officials bel

southern california highway shut down for hours. >> boy, this is a desperate driver h

if you get above thousand -- 7000 feet -- the lowe's in southern california. by sunday it will move east and we will be on the dryer site. more rain is moving in with a possibility for thunderstorms. 60s for most on the temps. how're things on traffic on a friday? >> they are light. not as bad as they would be on a wednesday. >>> let's look at the bay bridge toll plaza put --. you will see that traffic is moving okay. there is a little bit of a delay. when i look at the 880 ramp on the left i do not see a big crowd. if it stays this way i think it will be manageable for your friday morning. also looking at interstate 880 itself. traffic here is looking good pass the coliseum. there is slow traffic in the bay area or coming into it on westbound 580 after 205 in the tracy area. livermore to haywood it looks good. 680 also looks good from the dublin interchange to fremont. let's go back to the desk. >>> overnight, one person on interstate 580 was hit and killed by a car in oakland. a man called chp before 1:30 am to report he hit someone walking on eastbound inte

protesters faced off against police and trump supporters in southern california. he says he will not debate bernie sanders. julianna goldman has a story from washington. >> reporter: an interview bernie sanders said he doesn't know why donald trump backed away from debating him. >> i think that is who donald trump is. >> reporter: he released a statement saying it was inappropriate for him to debate the second place finisher.>> i know they've gone back and forth on this. trump does not sound serious. >> reporter: the campaign spent today's quite back-and-forth about it california debate. trump said he would participate in the event raised between $10- $15 million for women's health charity. he did it mention the debate at his last two rallies in california. many were rallying against the nominee immigration proposal. >> this is not write so we need to stand up for ourselves. >> reporter: police and right gear clashed with protesters and dozens of people were arrested. the race in california has tightened considerably. julianna goldman, cbs news, washington. >> ber

arts we go from michelangelo and mozart here in southern california there is a gigantic sculpture at the museum of art in orange county and it is of a dog lifting his lady and peeing. it is symbolic in the extreme of what has happened to the arts and one of the biggest awards to an artist or sculpted crowd shaking hand it urinating even in the puddle and that got onee of the biggest awards in germany this is what happens when god dies so does humanity. >> host: we're at the "l.a. times" book festival on the campus of southern california talking to radio talk-show host, dennisra prager there are people shouting and dogs barking and people walking by i hope you can hear a little bit of a that but hopefully you are hearing our conversation. spokane washington go-ahead. >> caller: i appreciate coming coming on line is the pleasure. i have heard about you through several other other sources that was day ben shapiro type of conservative but the evangelical reformed wer christian. b believe the ten commandments apply in a different way and was not aware you were jewish and tell just now som

in 1850 when the mormons arrived in southern california and began to settle in the san bernardino valley and they established a town, well-established town, and the same year, david noble smith arrived here. they arrived with the intention of selling goods and things to the mormons, going back to salt lake city, so smith came up to explore the area and smith was a devout spiritualist who believed in the healing properties of water and so forth, he had grown up with tuberculosis, throughout his family and the disease had killed many people in his family and throughout his young life he made up his mind, find a cure for tuberculosis. this would be an ideal spot to start is a spot to develop a place for a tuberculosis sanitarium, he worked with john brown senior who homesteaded the property and began to create his first sanitarium. was first opened to the public in 1864. two years ago tom, 2014 was the 150th anniversary of commercial use of arrowhead springs. and how arrowhead spring got its resort. there is a huge arrowhead landmark on the side of the mountain, 1400 feet tall in the shape

low pressure off southern california. with the high pressure, winds, as you can see on future cast, forecast of what the sky conditions will look like tomorrow. at the shoreline clear skies, chilly coast, warm inland. 90 degrees tomorrow inland. that will stay that way all week long. cooling next sunday. in the meantime expect to swelter in the east bay. especially if you go far enough east, 100 degrees in redding. 99 sacramento. 97 degrees for fresno. tonight 50s for the bay area. 53 santa rosa. 58 fairfield. same for livermore. san jose 59 degrees. sun comes up at 10 minutes before 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning and then temperatures as warm as 12 degrees above average in concord. 88 degrees tomorrow in the city. oakland 76 degrees. south bay, the numbers in the low 80s. sunshine there. sky line to the shoreline and 62 degrees at ham moon bay. east bay tomorrow nice with temperatures in the mid-80s. pleasant for memorial day. sun. warmer. north bay looks good. shoreline 60s. 80s for novato and san rafael. santa rosa 85 tomo

could bring up some thunderstorms across southern california. an early outlet to next weekend's forecast will bring the coolest temperatures of the next seven days by next sunday. you can see more clouds towards the end of the week. might have more in the way of thunder showers. watch out for dry lightning strikes. back to you. >> thanks. laura was talking about bad weather in texas. in georgia, tropical storm bonnie has been downgraded to a regular storm. roads were submerged. do not drive on flooded streets. candidates making their way to the final dash at the finish line. >> tracie potts with the latest on the race for the white house. >>> thousands of people are dying waiting on line to see a doctor. that is not going to happen any more. >> clintons marched in their home town parade on defense about her e-mail and supporters for bernie sanders to read the hand writing on the wall. >> he would know it's all but over. >> sanders fighting in california's primary one week tomorrow is standing with farm workers. >> conditions exist today for our

sanders announced the win last night to a crowd of supporters in carson in southern california. he has rally plans today in san jose and vallejo. meantime, hillary clinton is the apparent winner kentucky's primary. the totals in that race clinton finished with 47% of the vote, sanders 46%. she needs less than 100 delegate to clinch the nomination. >>> republican donald trump is also less than 100 delegates away from his party's presidential nomination. he has no more active opponents and easily won the oregon primary last night. >>> last night as well, megyn kelly's interview with trump was broadcast on fox. trump has sharply criticized her over the past few months. during the interview, trump focused on the november general election. >> if i don't go all the way and if i don't win i will consider it to be a total and complete waste of time, energy and money. >> trump mentioned he now likes his relationship with megyn kelly. >>> we are getting our first look at self-driving big rigs this morning. sillicon valley startup auto just released this video of trucks driving on their ow

the low is visiting southern california. low clouds, sunny and breezy, a few clouds inland.ld killed in a crash on train tracks have been identified. relatives say the driver hit by the train was 30-year-old vanessa henrik eds. the -- henriquez. when the crosses guard arms came down they couldn't move. the car was pushed down the tracks a quarter of a mile. relatives say she was a devoted family member. >> she was a loving mother, very responsible with her children. she loved to be with her family. >> pg&e is looking into reports that traffic was heavy in the area because of work by the crews, police plan to re-create the accident scene. they are asking anyone with cell phone video to contact them. >>> san francisco police say the discovery of a man's body at a lake in golden gate park is a suspicious death. a gardner found his body. that lake was drained by the authorities as they searched for evidence. that's an area popular with picnickers. >> it was a surprise, a body, it's very creepy. >> tara has been told the victim was involved in a fight on monday and attacked by th

. >>> hillary clinton continues her presidential run in southern california.mpaign at east los angeles college. her husband hitting the campaign trail stumping for his wife. >> if you want to get america on the move elect hillary president. that's my message. >>> the former president addressed the crowd in koreatown touching on several issues including criticizing donald trump for wanting to build walls to keep america safe. there's no way to wall out social media. tomorrow hillary clinton will speak in oakland. she will attend two fundraisers in san francisco. >>> 911 dispatchers will get their sugar fix from vending machines even if a pro pose alto -- pro posal to ban vending machines the legislation was amended to exempt the department of emergency management. dispatchers want to have access to energy drinks. >>> students from st. mary's college are staging a wake out -- walk out. the group is demanding more diverse faculty and more classes on race and lgbt. >>> students and workers at u.c. berkeley will protest. the university plans to eliminate 500 jobs o

but until it moves into southern california we whip keep in the potential for showers. first thing tomorrow morning low to mid50s. it will start out cloudy. there may be patches of fog for the morning commute. be aware of that. we have a little bit right now. temperatures are ranging from 58 at half moon bay to 76 in antioch and 66 oakland and 69 santa rosa and san jose. nice looking day in san mateo. quite a bit of cloud cover though. if you are going to the a's game against the mariners it is a day game. mid60s and then rising to the upper 60s. it should not rain on the game. accu-weather seven-day forecast, a slight chance of showers tomorrow and the best in the north bay. and then we bring in our storm impact scale as we look at an unsettled pattern thursday through saturday. chances of showers each day. sunday for mother's day things will dry out and the sun pops up. it is a nice looking day for mom. and then we warm a few more degree monday and tuesday. >> thank you, sandhya. >> still ahead, going local. >> the south bay farms mcdonaldss is turning to for mcdonald

we here in southern california enormous number of latin americans. they will often, they will gather at corners, they picked up to date as a day laborer's at home. how come we've never heard of one woman raped by any of these men that she takes to her house? not only that, white women will more readily pick up strangers, latin american young man, put them in her suv and take into her house, then white men. that is how much we trust let lt the mystics i just want to make all of that clear. having said that, latin americans come to america with a latin american view of the state. they should be as big as possible. that's not the american view. it's not been the view that america was founded on, which is limited government. >> host: next call for mr. prager is kerry in connecticut. o. ahead. we are listening. >> caller: good afternoon, people. mr. prager, i get you in connecticut but if i did get you i would be listening because i agree with everything you ever said, everything. rush limbaugh, i listen to because i didn't and marc levin, i love you. he

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a big fog bank down most of the coast, and also down southern california. this low gave us this crazy weekend weather, and on its way out. we did get some northerly direction out of this, and that should take care of the fog inland much sooner. 50s on most of the temperatures, and i doubt they will change that much, a few upper 40s but really, low to mid 50s. and that onshore breeze, and it will be a cool day. 50s for most locations, and the sierra is much quieter today. we will see some slightly sooner burn off in the fog, and more fog in the forecast. 60s for most.>>> or 30 1 am.>>> -- 4:31 am.>>> we have a lot of people getting on the road, and they are going to work or school, but mostly work at this hour. let's look on the east shore freeway, traffic moving along pretty well. driving from e thmike this bridge to the maccarthur maze -- martinez bridge -- carquinez bridge to the maccarthur maze, and traffic is backed up just a little bit getting into san francisco. looking at san francisco, daly city and san bruno, not looking bad. cost accounting off to

born in newark, raised in rochester, new york. >> host: karen is in pasadena right here, southern california area. hi, karen. go ahead with your question or comment. >> caller: hello, thank you for taking my call. mr. diggs, with regards to i understand you exclusively date white women, and i guess my question would be have you deviled into the -- delved into the psychology around that? and the other question i have is with regard to the societal ills that black americans face in this country, can we really afford to be taking on the struggles that mixed-race kids have? i mean, how do we, how do we embrace something else -- >> host: are you african-american? >> caller: yes, i am. >> host: thank you, sir. taye diggs? >> guest: well, first off, i don't date exclusively white women. [laughter] that's wrong. so there's that. and secondly, our problem is a problem, and problems need to be dealt with. as my son, i love my son. if he has an ear ache and he cuts his knee on the sidewalk, i don't let the cut on his knee bleed because i'm taking care of the ear ache. i help him with his ear ache, and

during the day saturday we think most of those showers will head down towards southern california. if you want to find temperatures like we saw today, really not going to find it in the seven day forecast. chances of showers starting wednesday lasting we think into early saturday. by next sunday we begin to see those skies clear out and temperatures begin to climb. the next best chance for seeing temperatures warm up to what we saw today, perhaps the next ten days. san jose starting late next weekend into monday may 9th through the 11th could be the next time we see those upper 70s and low 80s. if you like this weather, run side right now. you may not see it until the beginning of the following week. >> wait until the end of the newscast, please. >>> still ahead, the road to recovery in belgium. what happened at the brussels airport today for the first time since the deadly terror attacks. >>> plus, some photos release fwid royed by the royal family. a sign of recovery in brussels. today: for the first time since the deadly terrorist attacks in march -- the brussels airpre . >>> a

sc johnson, a family company ♪ sfx: crowd cheering ♪ sc johnson >>> three women in southern california getting national attention for preventing a potential date rape. they were out dining in santa monica when they noticed a man and woman in a nearby table. when the woman got up to go to the boardroom the man took out a black vial and put something into the woman's drink. >> he caught my attention because he was acting super strange, looking side to side. >> i got up and went to to the bathroom and found her in there and said, hey, i know this is weird, but we saw that guyor with put something in your drink. >> the woman was shaken but returned to the table and didn't touch her drink. she described the man as coworker and close friend, the the women told their server who called security. the restaurant reviewed their tapes and called police who arrested the man. the women say they didn't hesitate to act. other customers praised them for their actions. >>> you can now enjoy struggling or cycling on the bay bridge's eastern span for more hours every day until labor day. the paths well be

life guards will decide later whether to reopen a southern california beach. was evacuated yesterday after what is believed to have been a shark attack. a woman swimming about 150 yards offshore was attacked by a shark or some other sea animal. lifeguards used a boat to pull the woman to safety. she was wearing a wetsuit but suffered bite marks on her torso and arms. >>> a florida teenager recovering after he was bitten by a shark. he was swimming off neptune beach when the attack happened. he was quickly brought to shore by another swimmer. >> he went under, we both went under and came back up. he bit my leg. go, go, go. >> he was taken to the hospital with cuts on his calf and shin. >>> right now at 6:00 -- >> senator bernie sanders making a big push through the bay area with the california primary just over a week away. >>> friends and family are not giving up hope for teenager pearl pinson. >> two very critical games. sharks facing off against the penguins for their first-ever stanley cup final game. warriors hungry for a win. game seven tonight. today in

clinton is in southern california, mr. clinton campaigned and made two appearances in the bay area today. among them, fremont. scott budman is there. scott? >> reporter: good evening. president clinton did raise money from the home of a fremont tech executive where he addressed an attack ad against him. after speaking in san francisco where people stood in a block-long line to hear him stump for his wife's presidential campaign -- >> the youth are not represented as well as the older folks here. so i think it's great that we at this age get to hear from his side. >> reporter: president clinton arrived at a fremont cul-de-sac to fund raise. he also addressed this commercial put out by republican candidate donald trump attacking him. >> he mentioned it briefly but i think he kept everything very positive and just said, hey, listen, do you want a president that wants to build a wall or do you want a president that wants to build unity? >> the group said they were energized by the experience and look forward to casting their b

and from there, right into the sixth grade where we resettled in southern california. so i think as a vietnamese refugee coming to southern california, it is already a big melting pot. and by the way, when our planes were coming to the air force base through san francisco, governor jerry brown was adamantly against the vietnamese refugees coming here. he literally went out to the ied to stopd tr airplanes from landing. the secretary of state at that time said, we have plenty of minorities in california, we do not need any more. straight out of the pages of history. nevertheless, we grew up in california. i remember the early days. what i remember was that there were a lot of fights. a lot of kids thought we were chinese. and we told them we were not chinese, we were vietnamese. they would say, what are you doing here? aren't we fighting you? why did you come to america? it was a bit confusing. we picked up english right away because at that point, there was no english as second link which vietnamese kids, so they brought in a vietnam veteran who claimed that he spoke t