this is the low on its way to southern california. as it does, it is drawing moisture back to the west. so eastern solano and contra costa county, there have been a few light showers out to the valley. out to tracy and the altamont pass and stockton, they could get a little light rain if they haven't already. it is very, very close. so just in case you're out that way. where are the clouds coming from off of the sierra. the low is forming and it is actually developing right there on its way to southern california, which is going to be unseasonably cool. they will get rain down there today and widely scattered showers tomorrow. 30s, 40s and 50s. yes, a few 30s. if there is any breeze, it is holding your temp up. if not, it is quite cool here. petaluma at 43. one location in mill valley at 43. point reyes is 40. the water temp, ocean temp at bodega bay buoy is 49 cold degrees. san francisco buoy at 50. that's why the coast and much of the city is in the upper 40s. that makes a direct correlation in the overnight lows. in this pattern, t

we've seen the seafood industry in southern california wane quite a bit from when i was a kid, and at the same time, as i mentioned earlier, the world population has tripled, so we're bringing in less seafood, even though the demand is going up and up, so we have this opportunity to grow fish in the waters off the coast in clean, clear water that's not polluted. it's not within a bay. it doesn't interfere with water skiers or kayakers or anybody else, but it'll be out in 200 feet of water in a quarter- to a half-knot current going by, which means that the water stays clean and the biomass of the fish has no impact on the environment, and yet we're still in verery close proximity toto e markrket, so thehe product whens brougught in is harvested and on the dock within a couple of hours a after it's taken out of the cage, which means it's very fresh andnd ready to go to mara. [fiilm advance clicks] david: it's a hard thing because, as a commercial fisherman, first thing you say is, not a g good thing g becaus, youou know, it't's compmpetitior us, but i try to look at, you know, ththe who

it is sneaking back as a low develops over southern california. that is drawing in some of that moisture. it will also pick up the breeze. 36 in lake worth, 40s for many. 50s or low 50s, the water temperatures are very cold. that helps with the development of some fog if we have an onshore breeze. some of us do have that. 52 in monterey. southern california will look for increasing clouds with that system. we have another one dropping out of the pacific northwest that is taking you more to the northern california area and the sierra. 60s to low 70s today. temperatures are tricky today. we will stay with these for today in the next few days, at least tomorrow, one more day and after that, warmer weather is on the way thursday and friday. >>> the search for the malaysia airlines flight that went down four years ago is turning up empty. malaysia airlines flight 370 disappeared on march 8, 2014. there were 239 people on board the flight to beijing. the malaysian, chinese and australian governments called off the nearly three-year official search in ja

southern california will have a low develop today.our weather with sun this afternoon and partly cloudy this afternoon -- sun this morning and partly cloudy this afternoon. >>> we are starting in solano county, but we do touch on the bay bridge. right now traffic is moving along pretty well on 80 westbound. as you drive from vacaville, fairfield into vallejo there is a little bit of slowing in vallejo approaching the carquinez bridge. there is slowing on 37 as you head west toward sonoma and marin county. at the maccarthur maze traffic looks good coming around the corner to the bay bridge toll plaza. the metering lights are on and traffic is backed up. >>> we are following that developing story out of martinez where a freight train derailed near the shell oil refinery. we are out there on the scene. it happened early this morning near marina vista avenue andrea -- shell avenue. it does not appear any oil is leaking. this is a live video right now of the scene. reporter leigh martinez is out there. it is believed that the train was bac

cool in southern california, 33 in flagstaff, 61 in phoenix.hey are looking for a high of 74, that is 17 degrees below average. l.a. will be 55. for this time of year, they will take anything they can get but it is really cool as the system kicks out. the fog is not going anywhere. it will burn off but it will come right back again tomorrow. friday looks to be the warmest day by far. there will be low clouds but they will get chewed up sooner and we will have a nice weekend. it will be cooler as we get into sunday with another system moving through. it will not take much to ramp up the fog. 50s 60s coast and they, 70s inland. temperatures are really not changing. we warm up a little bit on friday. nice saturday and colder sunday. >>> did you watch the warriors last night? steph curry is back. the warriors beat the pelicans last night 121-116. now they leave their playoff series 2-0. eight minutes into the first quarter, steph curry came into the game and played for the first time since the end of march. >> steph curry makes the play. it is the

it will keep clouds in as a low forms in southern california. that will pick up the breeze. 47 san rafael. 45 in livermore. 48 in fairfield. concord says 52. antioch mid-50s. 45 in alamo and upper 40s and low 50s in other areas. san francisco water is cold. they dropped about 7 degrees a few days ago. 36 in truckee. 40 in ukiah. if you are heading down there it will produce some rain. a big cool down for the desert southwest. for us one more system has to rotate through by this evening into tomorrow. the water temperature is so cold that fog is easy to form. little north breeze should help. 67 toward 70s on the temperatures. warmer temperatures will take us into thursday and friday. we should be okay. >> note changes of outdoor plans. >> unless you are by the coast. maybe. >> thank you. >>> we're getting another look at the warriors future home. the new rendering of that chase center in san francisco. it looks like that. they showed that gatehouse which is a glass structure. it will welcome fans once it opens next year. the new rendering shows 2

so it's even out of southern california. boy, is it cool in southern california. mid 70s. 50s on the temps. 40s for a few. 52, 53. also half moon bay. get a bay is 50, 51. these are all 50 degrees water temps. from crescent city into santa barbara, santa monica that's cold water. the fog has no problem forming. that's exactly what we've been getting. 50s, 60s on your temps. a little bit below. 6:31, sal, what do you have? anything new? >> -- >> you have to turn your mike up or something. that's all right. i'll entertain the folks while you -- >> occasionally i'll do this. >> we will do it again. out toss it to you. >> what i do is -- >> three, two, one, here he is. >> thank you. i appreciate that. we have a much better commute. we got emails or tweets saying, hey, what happened with 80? i answered them back. today, there is no repeating work on 80. it's doing well. 26 minute drive between the carquinez bridge and the mac maze is what it should be. yesterday, at this time, it was more like 60 or 70 minutes. and it affected the entire region. people who don't use 80

.>>> a southern california company said they can fix the housing crisis and do it quickly. live in palo alto we can see a home that can be built in eight hours. >> reporter: quite a scene out here. you do not see this every day. we have crews moving in a section of this house and this is the fifth section out of six. they start at 11:30 am. they have gotten this far about six hours later. you could be looking at the future of home building in california. one by one they were brought in , strapped in, and hoisted up. prefabricated homes are taking the bay area housing market to new heights.>> i hope they don't drop this. >> reporter: this 2500 square foot home arrived in six modules that are 90% in his, complete with appliances and counters and in the bathroom lighting fixtures are already in. the two-year-old startup made these 400 miles away in rialto, were workspace and construction labor is cheaper. inside the warehouse they are not affected by whether and can run a much tighter schedule and waste less material. the ceo said while the foundation is getting ready, the hou

in southern california it's snowing at big bear. that's good news. some rain moving into the arizona area and las vegas. southern california gets much- needed rain. 40s and 50s -- it's 44 at the concord pavilion. 47 in novato. 54 fremont. onshore breeze in oakland and onshore wind kicking up toward the delta and fairfield. a big global move out and high- pressure building. it set the stage for a cool day. inland will be nice with 70s on the temperatures. >>> i was typing some notes to myself. self, be a better man. i'm kidding. it starts today. good morning everyone. thank you steve. i am looking at that solano county commute and 80 westbound. it looks pretty good from vacaville and vallejo. you can see traffic continues to look at all the way out to the carquinez bridge area and some slow traffic on 80 westbound after -- you can see slow traffic on 80 westbound after the carquinez bridge heading down to elsa brontk. that could be road work. we are checking it out. we should warn you it is slow there. i'm looking around and don't see anything obvious

yesterday a system into southern california. a good thunderstorm through the valley. you can see the low rotating there. the system will eject slowly. we have a onshore breeze. 40 one -- 41 in lakeport and 47 in livermore. you get a decent onshore breeze it's pretty coat -- cool. a lot of 40s including on the cost. onshore breeze at oakland airport at 12. out to the delta it's an onshore of gust of 24. tough to warm up when it's like that. this local cookout and we will have a nice day. 56 inland. it's 4:01 am. here he is mr. sal castaneda. >> on the coast some 50s, i approve of that. >> two thumbs up. >> traffic is moving along pretty well on the altamont pass. there is slow traffic that would be onto a five in 580. if you look closely altamont pass traffic looks pretty good right there but if you are driving on 205 we have slow traffic. please give yourself some extra time. if you are driving livermore to pleasanton it is a nice drive to castro valley. north and southbound 880 this traffic is moving well. you get to the bay bridge it is light. no albums for the driv

you can see the storms continuinig to rotate into southern california on doppler radar.it is breezy again outside if you're going out. some patchy fog is likely near the coast while most of the inland valleys stay clear. you can see high pressure slowly building toward the state. it will move overhead in the next few days to bring warm sunshine to most of the bay area. high temperatures will likely be highest on friday before cooling over the weekend. tomorrow will begin with a few clouds near the coast but should end up mostly sunny. highs will be in the mid to upper 70s inland with 50s and low 60s at the coast. 80s are possible at the warmest inland locations on friday. more clouds and weather is expected for the weekend. (grant) in the east bay. authorities are investigating what caused a train to derail. the incident happened around two forty five this morning... in the shell oil yard in martinez. no one was hurt. the two tanker cars went off the tracks... but stayed upright and did not spill any hazardous materials...acc ording to a union pacific spokesperson. crews

this is on 605 in southern california. this is a police chase that has been going on since about 10:30, about 45 minutes and you saw that police car rear end that car and police have them cornered there right now on 605 in southern california. this started in santa ana in orange county this morning and going on about 45 minutes and they believe this is a stolen vehicle and that passenger jumped out of a vehicle and we do know, but again, we just saw that police cruiser rear end that car. pulling it over and you could see the window is rolled down. and it looks like that person inside of the vehicle could be getting out right now. again, this is happening in southern california on 605. right now. we'll stay on top of the story and bring you more at 11:00. and follow us at nbcbayarea.com and on social media. that is @nbc bay area. >>> and a exclusive report. let me read this to you. kelly thinks he's saving u.s. from disaster and calls trump and the white house doing damage control. it is denying there are growing tensions b

the metropolitan water district of southern california voted to support the idea and contribute parta clara water district would consider the same thing. the price tag here would be contributing $650 million. initially, the board did seem to support a scaled-back version of this, instead of the two tunnels, they were discussing the idea of one tunnel, at the last meeting, however, they had so much feedback, hours of public comment, they decided to delay their vote and we will hear from them later this morning. live in santa clara county, sandra osborne, kpix 5. >>> it is 5:34 am, thank you sandra. >>> nice booty shots and a cloudy start. >>> cloudy along the coast, in lynn, you will not notice, you will see the sunshine. the beaches and around the bay are where the clouds are hanging low, we will show you the beauty shot, here it is! the clouds are moving quickly, a west wind pushing them, not too far inland, a lot of times the west winds push it towards the east bay, that is not the case this morning, check out this camera getting the glow above the clouds. here's a look at the head

our free aways in southern california are at capacity. our population is still growing and splitting out. the only way to relieve traffic or congestion in southern california is getting cars off the freeway, and metrolink does that. our folks take the train better than driving. we've done a number of things at metrolink the past couple years to improve safety. and we're facing this. and cards that were implemented year ago. our memory was triggered by a tragedy between 2008. the day of that accident, the board of metro and metrolink and others were at the scene. they were there all night long. they saw the horrible consequences and it was that which led to the unfielding objective of southern -- >> we have invested $220 million to develop and install tests and certify the pte system. we've had some federal help from a number of agencies, fra and others and we appreciate that, but it's been a great deal of dispense to get where we are today. we're about 95% compliant with ptc. we're continuing testing. and we started initial testing. inope

embattled southern california assemblywoman cristina garcia... returned to the assembly floor today... for the first time since allegations of groping against her, turned out to be unsubstantiated. while some of her fellow democratic lawmakers greeted garcia with hugs, she was also greeted by protesters. a group of women wore shirts that spelled out "resign" in a form of silent protest. garcia had been on a three- month leave of absence ... following the groping allegation, and other claims of inappropriate behavior. investigators found... she used language that violated the assembly's sexual harassment policy.. garcia had to step down from her committee assignments and attend sensitivity training. (pam)(ken) time now for a look at the top stories we're working on tonight. a ribbon cutting, a certificate, special keys this was not your typical homecoming but this was not a normal situation. dan bradford is the first person to move back into coffey park after the tubbs fire roared through the neighborhood destroying thousands of homes.

the only way to relieve traffic and congestion in los angeles in southern california is getting cars off the freeway and metro link does that. our folks take the train to work rather than driving. we've done a number of things at metro link over the past few years because of our goal to have improved safety and rear-forwarding facing cars and other measures implemented years ago. our journey into ptc was triggered by a tragedy on september 12, 2008. 25 people lost their lives and many others injured when there was a collision between our train and a train in chatsworth. i should note that the board of metro and metro link, the mayors and others were at the scene. they were there all night long and they saw the horrible consequences, and it was that which led to the unyielding objective of southern california to get ptc in place as soon as possible. we have invested $220 million to develop and stall test and certify the ptc system. nearly 83% of these dollars have either been state or local sore sources. we've had some federal help from a number of agencies, rfta and fra and others, a

the big low though wrapped up and developed in southern california. good rain in the mountains not so much for l.a. and san diego. they had some half inch to three quarters amounts. it is now moving into arizona. phoenix looking for a high of 74. what is normal? 91. 47 redwood city. 50 in livermore. 51 out in fairfield. the water temps, bodega bay, 49 degrees. that is cold. when you get the on shore breeze, it doesn't take much to get the fog rolling. there goes big system. a may joe producer out of the rockies and into the plains for the next couple of days. thursday and friday, the low will punch through and bring in a cooldown. slightly below average. and then inland temps are right about where they should be, about 72 to 74. so a nice day on tap. it doesn't look like much change there tomorrow, gasia. >> thank you, steve. >>> stephen curry is back and the warriors won 121-116. they now lead the series two games to one. curry came into the game and played for the first time since the end of march. >> for the first time in five weeks. there is curry

our freeways in southern california are at capacity. our operation is still growing and spreading out. the only way to relieve traffic and congestion is getting cars off the freeway and metrolink does that. our folks take the train to work, rather than driving. we have done a number of things that metrolink over the past few years, because of our goal to have improved safety. rear facing cameras for example and crash management cars were implemented years ago. our journey into ptc was triggered by a tragedy in 2008. 25 people lost their lives and many more were injured when there was a collision between our train and a freight train. i should note for you, the day of that accident, the board of metrolink, the mayor and others, were at the scene and were there all night long. they saw the horrible consequences and it was that that led to the unyielding objective of southern california to get ptc in place as soon as possible. we have invested $220 million to develop, install, test and certify the ptc system. nearly 83% of the installers h

agreed to step down in the wake of the sexual misconduct scandal plaguing the university of southern californias in california. good morning. >> reporter: sheinelle, this is an about face from the university of southern california's board of trustees. earlier this week as calls for the president to step down started mounting, t issued a statement defending the handling of the scandal. now appears to be a change of heart. breaking overnight. a bombshell announcement at the university of southern california. president c.l. max nikias agreeing to step down in the wake of the scandal after hundreds of former patients accuse dr. george tyndall, the only full-time gynecologist for 30 years, has been accused of sexual misconduct. >> i am looking for justice. >> reporter: the accuser danielle detail her account. >> he put two fingers in me and felt around. he said i think we better use some lube. he felt around by moving his fingers around inside for few minutes. he said that this was part of the std test. >> reporter: at least ten lawsuits filed against tyndall. as the accusations piled up, calls for

they got snow in parts of southern california yesterday, as well. we are going to then be impacted by this. as it gets closer, that's when we'll see warmer weather by friday and saturday. until then, morning fog, sunny afternoons, that's what's in your forecast. seven-day forecast showing temperatures staying in the low 80s inland areas, warming up for saturday a little dip in the temperatures on sunday. >>> it's 4:49 and drivers don't typically deal with major slowdowns. but on interstate 80 at 4, the brake lights go back beyond cummings skyway. that's where you see traffic at a crawl and this is all due to caltrans and overnight roadwork. it should be wrapped up by 5:00. it's alternating lane closures so there are still some lanes open but you have speeds that dip below 5 miles per hour. it is a really slow stretch until you get past that. it's from 4 to richmond parkway. so right now, your travel time over an hour and a half just to go from highway 4 to the maze. but once you get past richmond parkway you're back in the green. it's just getting t

. >> and a deadly explosion at a southern california medical center may have been intentional. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie. >>> well, improving relations between the u.s. and north korea is being put to the test. this morning north korea is threatening to cancel next month's scheduled summit between president trump and kim jong-un after calling off a high-level meeting with south korea. laura podesta is here in new york with the latest developments. laura, good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. the threat of cancellation comes from reports that north korea thinks the negotiations will only drive them into a corner, and if the summit doesn't happen, it could be a major blow to president trump's hope to fulfill a campaign promise. north korea says a one-sided demand by the united states to denuclearize may force it to cancel next month's historic meeting between president trump and kim jong-un. the statement targeted remarks like this one made last month by national security adviser john bo

southern california has been dealing with scattered rain showers. be replaced by this area of high pressure a bit of a warming trend. the warmest locations in the friday and saturday could be closed to 80 degrees. here's a forecast model. low clouds and fog once again on the increase for tonight. this is thursday morning at 8:00. temperatures will trend up on friday. your forecast prices afternoon, san francisco, 61. san mateo, 65. lower 70s, for san jose and gilroy. temperatures do warm up a little bit by friday and saturday. the warmest days of the week will be friday and saturday. we will cool things off on sunday. the microclimate is starting to make a comeback. 60 degrees, maybe 70 around the bay and inland. >> a little of everything out there. >>> officials say they are close to reopening more of the major roadways that have been shut down since last week's large apartment building fire. the boulevard between mira vista terrace was reopened to traffic last night. willow past road is blocked off. officials say they are close to opening the area

you can see the storms continuinig to rotate into southern california on doppler radar. it is breezy again outside if you're going out. some patchy fog is likely near the coast while most of the inland valleys stay clear. you can see high pressure slowly building toward the state. it will move overhead in the next few days to bring warm sunshine to most of the bay area. high temperatures will likely be highest on friday before cooling over the weekend. tomorrow will begin with a few clouds near the coast but should end up mostly sunny. highs mid to upper 70s inland with 50s and low 60s at the coast. 80s are possible at the warmest inland locations on friday. more clouds and cooler weather is expected for the weekend. (pam) new at ten: u-c berkeley is coming under fire... neighboring homeowners are suing with complaints that claim ... the university is not doing enough to ensure a growing number of the students accepted ..... have guaranteed housing. kron 4's ella sogomonian .. in berkeley with more. sot: ella sogomonian, @ellasogomonian// "uc berekeley educates more than

fog will be regrouping from southern california. see some fog coast side. that will set the stage for much cooler sunday for mother's day. be watching out for that. here is the forecast model. there will be some fog. it will be by 4 pm. the numbers will drop off as we head for the shoreline. 50s and 60s will start up today. we will look at highs for tomorrow. i see 80s toward santa rosa. oakland 74. for tomorrow, it will be the warmest day of the weekend. san jose 80 and san francisco downtown it will be lower 70s. it will cool off rapidly after one or 2 pm tomorrow afternoon. here is a look ahead. we will continue to cool things off as we head into next week. if you are thinking about taking him onto the coast on sunday, it will be a beautiful day. it will be cool. bring her a coat or sweater. >> are you all ready for mother's day? i think we are all geared up. >> i am well on my way. i will be ready by sunday. if anyone out there is looking for quality time with mom this weekend, we have a whole host of activities on your weekend

southern california fires. >>> it was one of the most striking images from last year, southern californiarsing fleeing as ranches were engulfed in flames. >> some were specially trained therapy horses. now, months later, they're back doing what they do best. >> every sunday, justin's playground is a ranch, and his play pal is a horse named miles. >> what's your connection with miles? >> he's showing me how to be a good person. >> you want to go around one more time? >> part of an equestrian therapy program called let's ride. >> we came one time and i was completely hooked as was he. >> the horses helped justin with his adhd, calming him and letting him focus. >> it does a lot for his confidence. >> when you see that, i know we're in the right place about. >> the horses have been rescued too. miles was abandoned and tied up in a parking lot. >> people break them and then we fix them or try to. as flames whipped across southern california, horses across the region were evacuated quickly. >> it made me sad. this ranch means a lot to me. the horses were safely moved to a nearby college. they

it is tracking down to the south and east, and you can see what is happening in southern california. for us, there is a few clouds with a little patchy fog this morning. we put this in motion, and you can see the storms get going there. temperatures outside are mostly in the 60s. 68 degrees in walnut creek. it does feel warmer today because it is. it will be warmer tomorrow also. hayfever will be abundant. we are starting to see the grasses and the weeds come on in conjunction with the trees. and -- you have more pollen being released. tree should be winding down in a couple of weeks, but they are still going 30 good. a live camera shot outside, and rankin julie, i was looking at that shot outside, and i think it must be a humpback. we had a shot off of the chopper by the golden gate bridge. >> it is not unusual to see a whale there, and every time you see it, it is exciting. >> you have the golden gate bridge and this beautiful marine mammal. >> you surf all of the time, and what is the closest you have been to a well? >> the gray whales like to bring the babies in, i think in the s

is a live pictures now from the air base in southern california where. bound for mars on board a rocket has just taken off up in the air before dawn in southern california to circle the earth before heading out and mars will be taking around about seven months to get to the red planet causes many reports. to help. as well as the planet's composition. it's a mission to deepen our understanding of the red planet quite literally once nasa's mars insight lands it will send probes deep under the surface not just to find out more about that world but also our own mars is geologically similar to earth what's different is that it's relatively unchanged since its formation something scientists hope will provide clues as to how the earth formed after the big bang we want to understand what happened in those first few ticks of the clock on the earth that evidence has been mostly erased. by instrument point but that's not all the mars insights to your mission will also use seismometers like these to measure quakes on the planet and in a first experiment of its kind

the president of the university of southern california has agreed to step down as outrage over a sex scandal involving a campus gynecologist intensifies. in ireland a loud and emphatic yes as voters repeal a constitutional ban on abortion. >> women can choose to do what they want to do with their life. >> ninan: and sweden reveals a centuries old secret about one of its national treasures. >> don't call it swedish meatball, because it's not. this is the "cbs weekend news." >> ninan: good evening, i'm reena ninan. alberto, the first named storm of the year, is slowly moving toward the gulf coast. the governors of florida and mississippi have already declared a state of emergency. the storm is just north of cuba and not expected to make landfall until sometime monday. but the outer bands are already starting to lash parts of southern florida. craig setzer with our miami affiliate wfor is following the storm. craig? >> reporter: the storm is getting a bit stronger tonight as it moves to the north, and during the day on sunday it has the possibility of even further intensification reachi

when it was known that a southern california pet food and grooming chain store wanted to move into theld radioshack location, other pet store owners protested. >> are they going to poach the groomers? are they going to come in coupo grooming just because they can until it hurts the small local grooming shops. >> reporter: healthy spot is ask for a permit. in order to obtain a conditional use permit healthy spot has to prove two things. one that there was a need and two a desire for another pet store. those say the need is not there. she says there are enough pet stores and groomers in the community. but this noe valley resident disagrees. >> they offer different services. so maybe they can work together to come up with services for the whole community. >> reporter: the company gave us this statement. we have done extensive outreach throughout noe valley over the last six months and have found broad support from neighbors and merchants alike. ariel said she will continue to buy from her old pet shop. only a few chain stores have been allowed here because the community wanted them. on ju

he was wrongly convicted of killing his girl friend and her son in southern california in 1978. his payment is the largest ever awarded under california's program. >> his ex girlfriend dropped a bombshell on the witness stand. she admitted she was lying by being beat up by foster. we were in the courtroom today where the woman also admitted she made up a similar story in the past. >> alyssa broke down in tears recanting her story her ex-boyfriend rubin foster beat her up at the home they shared last february. >> is there anything you can say? i know it was emotional for you. anything you want to tell the public. >> she ignored reporter's questions but on the witness stand during cross-examination she said she was angry and hurt after an argument and break up with foster. i wanted him to go down. i was then came a bombshell. she admitted in 2011 she was put in jail for trying to frame another ex boyfriend for domestic violence in louisiana. so on february 11th, you go to your play book and ruin his career? yes. >> it came during a preliminary hearing where a judge will decide if t

a lot ño'of them were republica from southern california who asked the president for his support in fightingon and pushing back against california's sanctuary laws. some said they had been ignored by governor brown and felt their views were being overlooked. >> when jerry brown cares more about illegal criminals than he cares about the hispanic community !.eand the zvÑamerica citizens, this is insanity! and this is unconstitutional. >> not once has governor brown invited any republican to discuss this issue in california. and it is a crisis. that's the point we're at in california. it's a crisis. >> governor brown responded to these comments on twitter saying: flying in a dozen republican politicians to flatter him and praise his reckless policies changes nothing. we, the citizens of the fifth largest economy in the world, are not impressed. a recent poll by rkeley .. show majority of californians favor more deportations of undocumented immigrants .. including 50- >> reporter: a recent poll by uc-berkeley shows the majority of californians favor more deportations of illegal immigrants includ

most of the people at the roundtable were from southern california and the central valley.fox 2 news at 6:30. the senate intelligence committee released findings today that russia did indeed interfere in the 2016 presidential election with the aim of getting donald trump elected. the conclusion was reached by both democrats and republicans on the committee. fox news' caroline shively reports. >> reporter: hi there frank and julie. the leaders of the senate intelligence committee are accusing moscow of meddling in the 2016 presidential election with the top democrat saying the operation was extensive, sophisticated and ordered by president putin himself. >> i absolutely believe that russia intervened with --on the basis of helping mr. trump and hurting hillary clinton. >> reporter: that claim from senate intel leaders breaks with their counterparts in the house and backs an intelligence community assessment. some committee members say the interference isn't over. >> the russians are trying to sow the seeds of discontent in our society, take advantage of the polarization that

a lot of them were republicans from southern california who asked the president for his support in fighting <" immigration and pushing back against california's sanctuary / m :á.:prb they ignored by governor brown and felt their views were being overlooked. 7goç >> we need help, mr. president. >> there should be no interference in our ability to protect our community, to protect our national security. >> governor brown responded to these comments on twitter saying: politicians to flatter him and praise eckless policies ch thing. we, the citizens of the fifth largest in the world, t impressed. a recent p c berkeley .. s the majori >> reporter: a recent poll by uc-berkeley shows the majority of californians favor more deportations of illegal bay area. kenny? immigrants including 50% of those surveyed in the bay e area. >>> president trump is acknowledging that his planned summit with kim jong-un may not take place after pyongyang threatened to éñscrap the historic meeting. >> we haven't heard anything. we'll see what happens. >> north korea says that it will not be pushed into a corner by u.s

the water district of southern california voted to support and contributed some of the funding.ta clara water district would consider the same thing, price tag would be contributing $650 million. a scaled back version, saying they would support one tunnel after receiving a lot of public feedback at the last meeting they delayed their vote. we will hear from them today. sandra osborne, kpix 5. >>> time now, 6:43, what forced a small plane to make an emergency landing in a parking lot overnight. >>> uber's ceo reveals more on a fatal crash involving one of the company's self-driving car. >>> the stock market opened up 10 minutes ago, the dow is down just a bit, down 40 points. we will get an update from reporter jason brooks. small businesses... join details... k >>> tesla ceo betting big on the company's success and things looking up for small businesses. >> joining us with details, jason brooks. good morning. >> good morning, elon musk is putting money where his mouth is, after complaining during tesla's earning call on shorting meeting, they are betting it is going down, musk i

we are looking for another system to drop in as a low forms in southern california. that thunderstorm activity yesterday popped up in napa county. probably not today. this system has to drop in. 30s, 40s and 50s around the bay. upper 40s and mid-40s. plenty of upper 40s. tiburon in -- at 47. 43 at ukiah. looks okay in southern california but it will cloud up and get some shower activity. this system is scooting down. sun and clouds and also breezy. most locations will warm up some although i kept some clouds in there. a little bit of fog on wednesday. warmer temperatures will take us into thursday, friday and most of saturday. fall comes back on sunday. >> it looks nice. >> not too bad. thank you. >>> right now we are following breaking news out of martinez. we're getting more information about a train derailment by the shell refinery. there is some video. we have a reporter on the scene. we will have more when we come back. welcome back to mornings on 2. we are following this breaking news. a train has derailed in martinez. you are looking at pictures that happened

many attendees were republicans from southern california who was asking the president for help in fighting illegal immigration. >>> we are here with the message they are trying to sand. >>> bay area politicians were present at today's roundtable. instead they responded on social media with the group that came to president donald trump to say california is in serious trouble. >> there is a revolution going on in california. >> reporter: they are calling themselves the republican resistance. a dismissed part of golden state's politics. many of the people at this table have publicly opposed sb54 the sanctuary state bill signed by governor jerry brown in october. spin when jerry brown cares more about illegal criminals than he does about the hispanic community, this is insanity. >> not once has governor brown invited a republican to discuss this issue. it is a crisis. >> reporter: governor responded to this by saying president donald trump is lying on immigration, lying about crying, lying about the laws of california. brown used republican politicians to flatter him does not change anything.

this with transport water from the delta down to southern california.ater districts in southern california have donated money towards the project. they will take up the matter again next tuesday. >>> several bay area high schools walked out of class to show support for the second amendment. 100 students at cal high school in ramon took part. they said that there gun rights are under attack. they wanted to set themselves apart from the nationwide protests by the students in parkland florida. >> the second amendment -- the 2nd amendment lease to the 1st amendment. people should be able to bear arms and it shouldn't be taken away. >> the students that took part in this walkout seen unexcused evidences.>>> we have a nice looking day tomorrow. and also for the rest of the week. today was the transition day. we had cooler weather over the weekend and tomorrow, and the next couple of days we will see the temperatures bumping into the low 80s. it is a nice looking spring kind a week ahead with the weekend looking spring light, the thing, by the coast that will

they send water to southern california.he water district will get a new dam and new reservoir in return for investing in the project. it could mean your water bill goes up. contra costa water district also discusses this project today. all oakland school children will have access to clean drinking water. you may recall that story we told you about last summer. the district discovered elevated lead levels at several campuses, the city council is installing hydration stations ats all 110 schools in time for next fall. perhaps ironically, most of the money will come from oakland's new sugary drink tax. >> will will facebook say today. it's day two of the company's developer's conference. on the agenda, virtual reality and ai, the oculus head set and news. mark zuckerberg will let us clear our history after the big privacy scandal with the feature that got everyone talking, facebook dating. sex education, what many families are focusing on right now. maybe you've had that talk or kids aren't old enough. either way you're probab

that's the big low that when into southern california, arizona. and phoenix yesterday was 75 degrees. unbelievably cool. this will be a whopper of a severe weather maker. not our problem. 40s and 50s. there's extensive low clouds. 46 and 50. net -- napa is in there. sebastopol. and occidental. everyone is really close. it's really cold. these water temps, when they are this cold and there's an offshore breeze and for some, and it's a superduper hold on the hairspray there. a gust of 30+. you can't warm up when it's that strong out of the west southwest. the coast will be in the 50s, 60s. inland temps 70s. and i know one man who likes that. and its this man, sal castaneda. >> thank you, steve paulson . >> are we out of the gate traffic wise quietly? >> yes we are. there are some small issues but nothing major. nothing like yesterday anyway. let's look at 80 580. a little bit of slow traffic approaching the construction zone. they just picked up the cones just west of 205. and you do see a little bit of slowing. like yesterday, unlike yesterday, we

brown wants to use the tunnels to send water to southern california.f south bay water leaders do join that project, people could see a spike in their water bills. breaking news top area tech executives are heading to the white house. and will talk artificial intelligence with president trump. that's the word this morning from the "washington post." now the summit is thursday. the post reports facebook and google and intel and oracle as well as navida will send someone. >>> the start of an important three days for android based developers and anyone a fan a google. thousands of software developers will get the latest on the newest android operating system along with mainstays including home and google play. privacy concerns also running high these days in the lie of the cambridge analytica scandal. >>> more tech and business news for you this morning including a big announcement from our parent company comcast. >> for more on that and rest of the news before the bell let's check in with leslie picker, live at cnbc world headquarters. good morning, lesli

he was killed in a shootout with police in southern california.y members are begging for the smallest information about the case and to come forward. >>> reporter: this footbridge over 780 in vallejo is where 15-year-old pearl pinson was kidnapped as she was headed to school. two years after her disappearance, no one knows where she is. the only person who did, the prime suspect in her disappearance, was killed by police. >> that one little piece can help find her. >> reporter: rose pinson says someone out there knows what happened to her sister and where she may be. >> if you know anything about where he took her, what he did with her, or anything you heard, even a small rumor you think is not important to call right away. >> reporter: it was on may 25th, 2016, when a witness saw pearl pinson being dragged by a man, solano county sheriff's detective sean mathson showed me the crime scene. >> she is on the ground and bleeding from her face and she yells to him, call the police. he is trying to shoot me. the witness comes running this way to flag s

it is raining in las vegas and rain in southern california and northern arizona. this is the low pressure area that is moving out. we will have high pressure, which will move in and park it self to the south. it will be centered to the south so we keep the light onshore flow. we will have temperatures near normal. will be clear this evening and low clouds will move in late. we will see low cloud cover and fog near the water. 49 in concord. dry weather is head for the next several days. tomorrow's highs will be very close to average. 70s inland. 74 for san jose and seasonably cooler near the water. we will stay chilly at the beach, but right in the wheelhouse of the comfort zone for the next several days. the mid to upper 60s near the bay and all the way through the weekend into early next week. >>> thanks, paul. >>> it is a deal. but this is not saying much. this is the city's cheapest home on the market right now. looking for a buyer with a big imagination.>>> steph curry has just left his pregame warm-ups. he will play tonight. we will hear from him and have a p

-- the bay area to southern california.y recognize the blue trucks as pg&e. my truck is something new... it's an 811 truck. when you call 811, i come out to your house and i mark out our gas lines and our electric lines to make sure that you don't hit them when you're digging. 811 is a free service. i'm passionate about it because every time i go on the street i think about my own kids. they're the reason that i want to protect our community and our environment, and if me driving a that truck means that somebody gets to go home safer, then i'll drive it every day of the week. together, we're building a better california. >>> -- estimated at more than $6 billion per the governor is also pushing to get his delta tunnels project fully funded and approved before he leaves office next year. >> this has been going on for decades and decades, and if it does not get done, or does not get permitted, forget it, it will not be done. and the delta will continue to deteriorate and you are going to have not one of reliability, you are go

best possibility of above-average rainfall right now could be likely southern california. we'll keep close tabs on though. this is the first indication we are seeing right now. >> i like these long-range plans. >>> still to come, an asteroid flew by earth this afternoon, and it was pretty close. we'll tell you next. he's been called a rockstar lawyer. he tops the charts on progressive causes... winning pro bono battles for immigrants and the homeless. defending gay rights and gun control. democrat jeff bleich. after columbine, bleich led president clinton's youth violence initiative. with joe biden, bleich took on domestic violence. served president obama as special counsel and ambassador. maybe bleich can't pull off the rockstar look... but his progressive record is solid gold. cars and equipment. >>> happening now, on our website, sfpd will add 250 new officers over the next four years. the $30 million plan will include new cars and equipment for the city of san francisco. and get ready for traffic during memorial day weekend. despite high gas prices, aaa predicts record