we have about 54,000 southwest warriors. we have an unblemished history with our employees which is a 46 year record with no furloughs no, layoffs. we have for 43 years provided profit sharing for our employees includes a 586 million profit sharing payment to our employees here in the past year. one of the basic principles of southwest airlines comes from our founder, herb, who many of you know. it's pretty simple. if you treat your employees right, they will in turn treat your customers right. it's also important to know that while this hearing is about customer service, our employees, particularly at the airports have tough jobs. it's critical not just to provide customer service, but to provide a safe and reliable operation every single day. and our -- another key principle at southwest is our purpose statement, which is pretty basic as well. it's to connect people to what is important in their lives through friendly, reliable and low cost air travel. we've invested in that a lot in the last couple of years. i think made

mary, employees at southwest are professional and friendly. winona from springfield said that southwest cares about their passengers. in all seriousness, is this is a common trend with how customers feel about their experience? are you seeing that with your airline? >> congressman, yes, the nps score is how we measure customer service are very high, high 60s to 70s range. they rang in the nordstrom, google, apple nps scores we find that all across. i think that's due to not just changes we've made but it's due to the wonderful employees at southwest airlines. >> you do have good employees. i fly your airlines from d.c. to st. louis. i also fly american airlines. i will tell you an overwhelming majority of the time, every airline employee is very respectful, does their job extremely well and provides great customer service. but it's just like in our business, sometimes, they don't remember the good service. sometimes, it's that incident that leads to all of you sitting in the chair you are today talking to us and answering questions. i tried wo

development in southwest d.c.s are mixed. >> a it will be beautiful when it is all done. >> a city within a city. but how do you bring in all the people to the neighborhood? >> if high-rises and the wharf blocked her view of the city. the building next door replaced the church and will block the view of jefferson school. and the lawn where they used to have jazz festivals? >> it's now a high-rise. the lawn is gone. >> other neighbors put up signs. it was a play on words from the shakespeare theater that planned to put up a high-rise on the lot. you don't see people here totally opposed yet. >> it could planned and better spread out. if someone was thinking more of the neighbors. >> we are across the street. i want you to see this used to be a traditional church building. you can see the crosses now. it is a church building and 107 condos that are selling according to this sheet here between $400,000 and $1 million. you can see everybody including church is cashing in, in the big boom here in southwest. reporting l

lows: 60-65 winds: east 5 wednesday partly sunny, showers possible (30%) highs: near 80 winds: west/southwest 5-10 mph i'm sam sweeney with the live desk.. one of the world's most infamous dictators has died. former panama leader manuel noriega died from complications during brain surgery. his death was announced by panama's current president on twitter saying quote "the death of manu a one-time u.s. ally... noriega rose to power in 19-83.. before being ousted by the u-s military in 1989. noriega spent 17 years in a u-s prison for drug trafficking and money laundering. he was 83 years old. now to a chaotic scene on a crowded metro bus. pepper spray- released on passengers, including children. but then one rider takes matters into his own hands. john gonzalez is live in silver spring with the story - john? developing now. bryce harper - waiting to hear from the league after a bench clearing brawl against the san francisco giants. harper was drilled by giants pitcher hunter strickland in the 8th inning. he wasted no time - immediately charging the mound , throwing his helmet at stickland before

jordan, dubai understand that southwest airlines -- mr. , dubai understand that southwest airlines, because this is my favorite way to do things in this country, using incentives, you have found ways to use problems that can be solved by remedies such as overbooking? your incentivizing approach, where you say you have brought down the number of involuntary boarding of -- involuntary where boarding does not occur. , ma'am. our goal with this change in not overbooking is part of the selling - >> what was the incentive that was most important? >> our goal is to eliminate the problem for our customers. >> but what you gave to the customers so you did not have to overbook. >> actually, it is on the airline site. we have had better technology that allows us to eliminate this process. the value to the airline has gone down very much. but it would be our incentive to have involuntary denied boardings be very rare. this is our incentive, and we do this every day to make sure our employees are completely empowered to do what is right. involuntary denied boarding our involuntary denied boarding, so we

. >> beverly said southwest employees are friendly. berry, employees at southwest are professional and friendly. winona from springfield said that southwest cares about their passengers. in all seriousness, is this is a common trend with how customers feel about their experience? are you seeing that with your airline? >> congressman, yes, the nps score is how we measure customer service are very high, high 60s to 70s range. they rang in the nordstrom, google, apple nps scores we find that all across. i think that's due to not just changes we've made but it's due to the wonderful employees at southwest airlines. >> you do have good employees. i fly your airlines from d.c. to st. louis. i also fly american airlines. i will tell you an overwhelming majority of the time, every airline employee is very respectful, does their job extremely well and provides great customer service. but it's just like in our business, sometimes, they don't remember the good service. sometimes, it's that incident that leads to all of you sitting in the chair yo

notice we are seeing some rain moving in from the southwest to the northeast.e have an area of low pressure just to the south of us hanging over the chesapeake bay. we also do have a warm front that's lifting, and your cold front will eventually move in, and that will trigger some thunderstorms. right now we're track the showers neefg into delaware and burks county, montgomery county and chester county, along the jersey shore north and eastward. locally, however, i do want to time out the time that you can expect showers in your neighborhood. philadelphia at approximately 6:30 expect some showers moving across the area again from the southwest to the northeast. trenton 710:00 p.m. and toms river 7:25 p.m. so keep that in mind. keep the umbrellas hasn't because we do have those showers pretty much for entire night. let's go ahead and time this out for you hour by hour starting this at 7:00 p.m. notice here we do have still a bit of an onshore influence here so any possibility of thunderstorms would i say this onshore influence will cut that off, but once the col

live in southwest tonight.matt ackland, fox5 local news. >> opioid abuse, it is a nationwide problem that states are grappling with on daily basis. on average, 78 people die each day from drug overdose earlier today leaders in maryland and the district got together forth first of regional summit on opioid and sub sedans abuse. the event was held at a conference center near bwi national airport. larry hogan and terry mcauliffe and d.c. mayor muriel bowser agree that there are many reasons for the opioid epidemic but they are confident the reason can be found. we need to have knowledge and when we hold doctors bilitiable. i think one key stay away from today's proceeding should be this that we're dealing with a health emergency and we need to treat it as such. part of that is destigmatizing the need for people to seek treatment. the reality is, the drug enforcement agency is says more than 52,000 people died from drug overdoses in the united states in 2016. in our region there were 198 deaths in the district, 1,0

southwest airlines says he continued on with his travel plans.he next stop of that particular flight, right here oakland international airport. although we don't know if that was the man's final destination. >> what's wrong with you! >> reporter: what started the fight is unclear. nobody else was hurt. southwest airlines praised its employees as everyday heroes who managed 4,000 flights and half a million customers every day. in oakland, joe vazquez, kpix 5. >>> a $1,000 reward is being offered this morning for information about a man who dumped baby racoons at a gilroy park. . [ inaudible ] >> a family ran into the man in christmas hill park. he told them the racoons were born in his attic and rescuers wouldn't take them so he left them there. if you know who the man is, call wildlife emergency services of monterey. >>> time now 4:57. researchers are finally identifying a little girl under a bay area garage buried for more than a century. >> plus, the search for a new fbi director is under way. and california politicians are reacting to the news

west-southwest, west-southwest, west-southwest. water temps are cold. cold all the way down to santa barbara. 50s, 50s r50s, don't hit the 60s until sant monica. very cold -- santa monica. 50s and low to mid 60s for might be mid coast. 48 also for los altos. big news in the arizona area, phoenix only came in at #678 degrees. -- at 76 degrees. cane reign, unusual pattern. cooler than avrn and a little warmer, but still nice. the slow moving system is getting connected out of here and that's what it needs is the kicker. this system is going to swing in and be here for a while. i don't think we'll get rid of it. rly next week, around tuesday, some rain. stay tuned. five or six days to iron that out. might be coming down the pipe here. 60s and 70s. 50s and 60s 70 for some. 50 so -- 15 to 20 for some. going to stay here through the weekend. >> you can feel it. thank you, steve. >>> a different way to help the bay area homeless. the non-profit helping teach a lesson very early in the morning. >> sharks and other fife life is dying off and some experts explain

throwing punches on southwest flight as taxiing. bay area man jumped into action to help break it up. katie marzullo spoke to the good samaritan and joins us from south bay. >> reporter: told me when everything was happening, occurred to him about the tension in air travel and admits didn't know what he was getting into but knew he had to help. >> i realized stewardess was screaming and yelling for help. >> retired -- tells abc7 news what happened. cell phone video by another passenger. two men punching each other and then green comes up aisle. >> gentleman on top i pulled off and separated him and started moving him to the front of the plane. >> worst part, a flight attendant caught in the middle. >> pummelled at the same time as other guy. >> shot the video. >> helping somebody with bag and turned around and shorter of the two gentleman had the other guy pinned against the overhead bin. >> southwest airlines released a statement that says employees are everyday heroes and are while delivering heart felt -- in this case it was dan

at 6:15, a big rollout for southwest airlines. larry: one that they say will change the way that they fly but it is a major test for the airline and, possibly, for your patience. q mccray has the warning from southwest this morning. larry, this is a huge overhaul for southwest airlines. they spent $500 million on this new computer system that will affect everything from checking in at the airport, reservations, and even the ticketing process. this is how it could impact you, the new system, allowing them to easily change the number of planes that fly every day and allows them to stop the overbooking of flights and with the new system they can add cheaper fares if they choose to. it also allows them to handle cancellations better. to new service allows them have passengers and customers just like you pay for services in the future, like perhaps picking your seat on a flight. but they say they will not touch her freebies that you already take advantage of, like the popular to free checked bags popular -- policy. back to you guys. th

southwest airlines said he continued on with his travel planks. the next stop of the particular flight? right here oakland international airport, although we don't know if that was the man's final destination. >> what is wrong with you guys! ! >> reporter: what started the fight? that's still not clear, nobody else was hurt. southwest airlines went on to praise its employees as everyday heroes who manage 4,000 flights and half a million customers every day. in oakland, joe vazquez, kpix 5. >>> still ahead, incredible new views of earth thanks to a record-breaking astronaut. what she was doing outside the international space station. >> i'm danielle nottingham in beverly hills, california. coming up, why more and more women are getting their breast implants removed. >> i'm chris martinez at the sacramento county youth detention facility where dogs from a local shelter are helping kids with troubled pasts find new hope for their futures. i'll show you how coming up. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add

vacaville has a west and southwest. that is a good key. things may be turning cooler for some england. a lot of 50s and a few low 60s. fog will be slow to retreat. ncssm coming in from the west and southwest and that will enhance the fog and usher in a cooling trend. for today, 50s through 80s and for a few, 90s. >>> we have a stalled bus on the bay bridge in one of the right lanes, westbound on the san francisco side of the bridge. that is all the way across and is causing slow traffic not only on the span but also at the toll plaza. i want to show you that traffic is barely moving. sometimes we look at this and you can see that it is slow but moving along. look at those cars. they look like they are absolutely at a standstill. this is a major problem for the bridge. they have slowed of those metering lights down because traffic on the bridge has become very slow. i would not recommend at this point using the bay bridge into san francisco. i would recommend maybe taking bart or maybe use 880 to get down to the san mateo bridge which is no

nancy: a brawl breaks out on a southwest airlines flight. the latest on another wild incident on camera. doug: enjoy the sunshine. rain and a lot of it is headed here over the next few days. i have the timing, the impacts. nancy: take a look at this. dump truck overturned. skytrak7 over the scene in prince george's county. inner loop traffic halted two hours ago. good news it is clear. but abc7 learned that the driver was rushed to the hospital. jonathan: this is terrifying video in the district. you can see in the video. the guys walk in a pharmacy. they have the guns drawn and they start ordering people away from the counter in the back. they were there to rip the pharmacy off. stephen tschida is live in north west with the need to catch the guys and quick. stephen: alert for pharmacies across the metro area. a rash of the robberies. let's get to the video. we have video to roll for you now. surveillance video of what went down last friday. the first incident on capitol hill, the grubs pharmacy, three suspects barge into the pharmacy. one

southwest winds will keep it warm. it's 75. winds are south, southwest at 13. you can see wind gusts up to 130 miles per hour. great pictures, thank you for sending the pictures. these are cool clouds. and then leon sent this in from fairfax. ominous with clouds breaking off to the west. we had a nice sunset eventually, and a little late evening rainbow here. this was sent to us by maker 71. here's the radar. just a couple showers west of winchester. they may hold together, they aren't going to be severe. brief heavy downpours. this storm could hold together and maybe make it to hagerstown by 12:14, that's about it so tonight, the bus stop, we'll say 54 to 66. it will be breezy, but it will be dry at the bus stop. cooler tomorrow, but we're talking 70s. afternoon showers and storms on thursday, then the weekend looks chilly. and unsettled. upper 50s to maybe 60. some areas may hold in the 50s over the weekend. look at the temperatures. 78 tomorrow. okay. 70 on wednesday. okay. 71 on thursday. maybe too high. we'll keep it for now. 75 on friday, and then boom, d

we have a southwest wind in san ramon as nine upstream. fairfield southwesterlies at 30 miles an hour. this afternoon south-southwest and westerly late day 10 to 20 miles per hour. here's the shield of stratus and on top of it a deck of mid- level clouds all associated with a weak disturbance. today the bottom line is, widespread fog and low clouds along the coast and near the bay. that's pretty much all day long. we'll have afternoon sunshine away from the coast. inland temperatures will rebound back to the 80s by sunday. with the shift in the wind due to the area of low pressure enhancing the marine layer, we have a cooldown and for you inland me included we welcome that cooldown because we can finally turn off our air- conditioner and allow that cooler air mass aloft to penetrate into the tri-valley, the delta, as well. so we're tumbling out of the 90s due to the stratus. by the weekend, the clouds begin to thin out and push out over the open waters. sunrise at 5:53. and by the time it sets tonight at 8:20, these are the numbers we will

throwing punches on southwest flight as taxiing. bay area man jumped into action to help break it up. katie marzullo spoke to the good samaritan and joins us from south bay. >> reporter: told me when everything was happening, occurred to him about the tension in air travel and admits didn't know what he was getting into but knew he had to help. >> i realized stewardess was screaming and yelling for help. >> retired -- tells abc7 news what happened. cell phone video by another passenger. two men punching each other and then green comes up aisle. >> gentleman on top i pulled off and separated him and started moving him to the front of the plane. >> worst part, a flight attendant caught in the middle. >> pummelled at the same time as other guy. >> shot the video. >> helping somebody with bag and turned around and shorter of the two gentleman had the other guy pinned against the overhead bin. >> southwest airlines released a statement that says employees are everyday heroes and are while delivering heart felt -- in this case it was dan

southwest winds 10 to 20 miles per hour.with the winds blowing this morning, the visibility not an issue too much. petaluma however deteriorating conditions at 2.5-mile visibility. so we have the enhancement of the marine layer. we have the weak trough right here that's blowing up from the south and the southwest. and with that enhancement of the marine layer, we have some cooler days ahead. finally, some seasonal conditions. tumbling out of the 90s inland into the 70s by tomorrow. now, our satellite-radar suggests we have a couple of different areas low pressure out there diverting the storm track to the south of us. otherwise, all we're dealing with is kind of like a summertime weather pattern during the last stretch of spring. we do have the clouds penetrating our inland areas by tomorrow morning at this time. and that is going to cool us down additionally with the cooler air mass aloft. here comes your friday and again, a little bit of precipitation is associated with it all because of the drizzle, heavy drizzle from tha

lows: 60-65 winds: east 5 wednesday partly sunny, showers possible (30%) highs: near 80 winds: west/southwest 5-10 mph a high profile murder trial begins coming up-- why experts say defense attorneys and prosecutors have a tough task ahead of them. plus, danger in the deep end. coming up-- a family gets an unexpected pool guest over the memorial day weekend. that everyone is talking about. tiger woods- charged with driving under the influence. now-- the golfer is apologizing, and telling fans that he was not drinking and driving. jonathan elias has more. in the day ahead, jury selection begins in the trial of charged with fatally shooting philando castile in minnesota. officer jeronimo yanez killed castile last july during a traffic stop. last july during a traffic stop. castile's girlfriend live-streamed the incident on facebook. the case received national attention, and finding impartial jurors could be difficult. prosecutors say yanez shot castile, after castile told him he was carrying a licensed firearm. defense attorneys argue.. yanez feared for his life. an unreleased dash cam video fr

southwest winds at national airport, 71 degrees. some 70s along be to the east and 73 at joint base andrews. eventually west to northwesterly winds will bring cooler, dryer air in. temperatures have already dropped back into the mid to upper 50s. 60s in the western sides of the suburbs. temperatures by later this afternoon, 77 downtown, 77 in fredericksburg. our friends and neighbors will stay up in the 6 os. perfect time to be outside. na and tie mond backs. a good night for baseball. lower parts of the bay staying away from us. there may still be one or two local sprinkles early this morning but that is just about it. no chance for rain after 8:00, 9:00 this morning. the rest of the day will be dry. no need for umbrellas. after a warm stretch through the end of april, looks like the first seven to ten days of may are all going to be at or below average. 60s tomorrow and thursday a lot of rain possible early friday and very cool and cloudy over the weekend. now let's take a check of the traffic with melissa mollet. >> 66 after 50.

west/southwest at 16. advocates over 20 then everyone will start to cool down. 50s and 60s on the temperatures. more 50s today. send carlos, 49. 51, woodside. menlo park, 52. 30s in the mountains. 52 and a foggy pattern in monterey. low clouds and fog will give way to mostly sunny skies. the bridge is beginning to buckle. this is system coming in from the west and southwest. buggy on the coast and warm to hot inland. temperatures are showing signs of breaking down. tomorrow they will break down as we go into thursday. a good job for everyone then. a cool and breezy pattern but sometimes it's a slow process away from the coast. it does look like we will finally see a cooler pattern and that will carry us into wednesday, thursday and friday. a rebound on the weekend but not hot. just nice. >>> there is one city in the rockies saying no to those big box stores. what is happening in park city, utah, to make sure they maintain that small town feel. >>> with the new administration we hit a bump in the road. than

everything is west-southwest.tia but in between cordelia and the bridge it would take it over suisun bay southwind may take it toward american canyon. i do not think that is happening it's a west-southwest best of what i can tell it looks like it's taking it over the water. there is a west-southwest wind for some fairfield west- southwest 31 i've seen the same over port chicago everyone else around there crockett has a west wind it is heading toward suisun bay than anywhere else. unless someone tells me differently that's the way it looks. mostly cloudy conditions and today there's sun this afternoon windy, cooler pattern for those suffering from allergies and i know the wind can be a factor. grass in the medium category entries are up. they are expected to go down. cool air will come in high clouds clear out breaks in the west and a good breeze at sfo west at 20. 50s for many. right now, days ago we were in the 60s and 70s. we have taken a huge tumble. lows dropping off the coast tomorrow. that will keep us cool

it will be a bit breezy later today with the shift in the winds to the southwest 10 to 20.idespread fog and low clouds hanging tight to the coast and near the bay pretty much all day. afternoon sunshine from the bay to our inland areas, with cooler days ahead. and then by sunday into the holiday on monday we start to rebound inland but today, it's the enhancement of the stratus. we refer to it as the marine layer. it's about 1200 feet deep. it's more widespread encompassing the coast, bay and well inland. yesterday 92 degrees. today 78 degrees. you're going to feel the difference. starting off with the clouds ending up with the sunshine but cooler for everyone. down from the high 80s in san jose yesterday to 75 today. we'll talk more about the holiday weekend forecast coming up at 48 after the hour. here jaclyn. >>> good morning. and we are tracking a new accident. this is in the south bay along highway 87 right near capitol expressway. it's reported to be over on the shoulder. so not creating too much of a backup. we are still seeing speeds in the green. but just a heads u

emily: southwest giving props to its employees, calling them everyday heroes. but this kansas city nurse not feeling the love from united. >> i am going to need to go. this is urgent. i have an overactive bladder. can i use the restroom? emily: she says there was no mercy from the flight attendant, leaving her no choice but to >> there was just no customer service, no compassion. emily: that woman posting her story on facebook because she said she could not get united to acknowledge her complaint. both cell phone video and social media playing big part in this ongoing story. and caught in camera -- a school bus fully engulfed in flames in south carolina, and now parents are thinking the driver for her quick action. she got all students off the bus in the nick of time. two students said they smelled smoke coming from the back of the bus. the driver immediately got ever be off. minutes later, that bus caught fire. this is a wild scene out west. a bear on the loose in california met his match. this dog chased after the bear, which is more than twice its size. fina

the opposite is a southwest flow moving southwest to the northeast which will give us pretty chilly temperatures tomorrow ritual of the -- relatively speaking. temperatures in the santa clara valley, dropping down to the 60s, overnight tonight. low to mid-70s though tomorrow afternoon. that is the one spot that will keep the heat if you will. you will stay in the upper 70s because the santa cruz mountains will block a decent amount of that marine influence. that ridge of high pressure which got us warmth is gone, replaced to the south and west. that is the catalyst to the southwest flow of air which will keep a school the next couple of days. futurecast does predict 93, a new ridge moving in, temperatures rebounding by the weekend. what to expect. widespread fog and low cloud cover overnight near the water. the afternoons are going to be much cooler with temperatures rebounding to the 80s inland by sunday. san francisco, all of this talk about temperatures moving, don't worry about you. you stay chilly in the low 60s, 4 degrees above average. palo alto, 75, marine air blocked by the santa cruz m

michael krause was on the flight. >> southwest airline never had a problem before. they did a wonderful job. >> reporter: there is no word on what caused the fight but airlines have been struggling to contain tensions boiling over on airplanes and airports. why? >> you do not have my permission to videotape. >> reporter: over the weekend, a man trying to catch a united flight to san francisco from new orleans that he was prevented from boarding after recording a disk viewed between him and he united representative over a baggage fee in last week, delta took a family off a flight in a dispute over a seat. >> oh my god! >> reporter: last april, a doctor was dragged off a united flight when he refused to give up his seat. and later that month, american airlines flight attendants were grounded. passengers were confronted over a baby stroller. >> i will knock you flat. >> reporter: one year line is having anger. anger at spirit airlines nearly turned into a riot at fort lauderdale airport. thousands had a flight canceled due to a work dispute with pilots. we should tell

winds out of the southwest southwest. temperatures around the area mostly in the 50s. 57 in manassas. 60 towards fredricksburg. a nice night and nice start to the day. i think the wind will help with fog. on the radar storm team 4 radar doesn't look like much. let's show you what is happening here. we are seeing showers right along 270 up towards clarksburg. you notice light shower activity here. heavier rain in our fredrick area seeing heavier rain showers along 15 and 70. heads up, these are going to go right over. if you are watching us may get shower activity but that's about it. this is all rotating around the huge area of low pressure. we saw our own little area of low pressure form right on top of us. that is why we had so much rain especially in towards montgomery. watch this spin right here. you can really see it last few frames up towards portions of philadelphia area. the bigger system itself all spinning around this low. this low has to exit before we can start to clear out. it will move up to north and east t

and san francisco, it's southwest at seven. and north, northeast at five. and variable all over the place. east, southeast in mountain view. and south, southwest in vallejo. later today, the winds 10 to 20 with the temperatures going up. we'll have partial clearing at half moon bay at 64. 70s from san mateo to los altos. and also in campbell. 80 towards saratoga. mid-70s in san jose and high 70s around the rose garden district. east bay all the way in the high 70s and low 80s. the warmest will be out to the delta. discovery bay, also orwood. and the north bay numbers from stinson beach to novato at 77. low 80s in napa. we have the full sunshine today. and it won't be the warmest day today. we'll feature that forecast coming up. >>> good morning and right now we're tracking a nice and easy start to the monday morning commute. we are seeing a few brake lights and slowdowns from tracy to livermore. westbound 580. yellow sensors are starting to light up. and speeds just below the limit. a 20-minute ride from the altamont pass to 680. and here's a look at 580. t

east flow for a while, but approaches that wind flow changes and comes in out of the southwest. that's why we're going to warm up a lot more tomorrow. we'll get sunnier faster and we could cook up some more storms in the afternoon. we should be able to be quite a bit warmer than today. bwi only 66-degrees because those clouds did not wanted to break up there today. where it got sunnier it got stormier faster and temperatures are mostly in the 60s and again watching for later tonight for the possibility of some fog forming. it's a cloudy start again for you on thursday, but a brighter afternoon, maybe some storms around, but qulowdz to sun and watch for the storm possibility. thursday looking great, chance of storms, though, on every other day here on our seven day forecast with temperatures mostly staying in the 80s until we get to tuesday with a storm possible and a temperature of 78-degrees. that is your seven day forecast. tony and shawn, over to you. >> thank you, sue. coming up next, which word do you have the most trole list of the most misspelled words by state. also tomo

in the delta west southwest with a north breeze fear 40s for if you, 50s to 67 in brentwood, 46 at halfn bay. the coast is clear, one of my favorite punchlines. >>> kelseyville 48, napa 50, and some guy wanted to know if the coast was clear so that is the punch line fear 30 in truckee, 62 in sacramento fear we have an advisory for the truckee river. they have released the water downstream from truckee to reno and that goes through wednesday. it was very wednesday -- windy for some in the desert on saturday with a quick warm-up today fear for us sunshine with warmer temperatures and look at this big low in the middle of the country, the main player across the country as we focus on this system coming across. we have a cooldown, and as we head toward saturday the european model showing a quarter inch of rain saturday. we have five days to iron things out. 80s for some and 90s for others, santa rosa 93. 70s by the coast and a fabulous day in san francisco through wednesday. we will have a big time cooling by the end of the week.>> that is crazy and i remember a couple of weeks ago you said

the winds are whipping up out of the southwest at 15. check out the wind in pleasanton up to 13. 11 in the tri-valley. 26 miles an hour in fairfield. john milner santa rosa miller in santa rosa, 46 degrees. for some reason we went to black there for a moment. now we brighten up and take a look our satellite-radar. clouds gathering at the coast. this is the return of the marine layer. as it pushes onshore, it could produce drizzle. meanwhile, high pressure is beginning to deflate with this approaching area of low pressure. it's a trough. that's what's enhancing our onshore push and with the onshore flow you have to remember we have that cooler air mass aloft. so watch what happens. this is your wednesday afternoon. sunshine away from the bay. then as wednesday evening comes around we start to see that marine layer march all the way inland until it backs up against the sierra foothills causing a very blustery evening and morning tomorrow. at the delta. when you see little green specks that's light precipitation, no rain in the forecast, bu

juliet street southwest yesterday eastern near a rec center. they got a call for a woman in a car way gun. what led toe two officers opening fire is unclear. they're on administrative leave. >> the fallout over allegations that president trump asked former fbi director james comey to interfere with the agency investigation into russia involvement with administration. >> while the white house strongly denies claims the report is stirring backlash on both side of the aisle. melanie alnwick is liver with more. mel. >> the calls for congressional inquirery coming closer to reality on capital hill with house oversight committee share man jason demanding answers. gop oversight will get the i need see it seern rather than later i have surprise pen ready. chavis wrote this letter to fb. acting director mc cabe demaning all internal notes record ingdz and between former fbi director james comb yain trum. this all began yesterday which "new york times" first reported recently ousted james comey wrote a memo the day after former security advisor michael f

(steve) coming up:one day after we showed you this brawl on a southwest flight... now we're hearing from a bay area man who jumped in to break it up.why he says he sprang into action. (grant) then: from a dream date to a nightmare....the warning from a woman that met a man online -- and then ended up in the hospital. (steve) and next -- parents heartbroken -- and left scrambling to find a new daycare for their kids... why their east bay preschool says it is shutting down. (steve) new at ten: a contra costa county community is outraged...after being told their daycare and school will close next month. that's leaving parents scrambling to find care for their children. the school's owner says she couldn't renew the lease.. but as kron 4's hermela aregawi reports, the landlord says that's not true. outrage and heartbreak among this closeknit group of parents and teachers. they were told this week that fountainhead montessori in pleasanthill is shutting its door

live here in southwest d.c. i'm shomari stone. >>> detectives are working leads to crack a murder case tonight. this is chopper 4 over the scene. police tell us three suspects entered an apartment on promenade place and shot a man. he was pronounced dead on the scene. police haven't released details except he was in his 30s and it is possible he may have known the suspect. >>> tonight at the live desk we are hearing senators talk about obstruction of justice charges james comey wrote about president trump. >> in our democracy able to function in the appropriate way people deserve to get those answers. >> u.s. official tells nbc news president trump convened a big counter terrorism meeting the day after he fired michael flynn. once jeff sessions and others left the room it was just him and comey who was still investigating flynn's ties to russia. the "new york times" reports that comey's memo says the president told him i hope you can see your way clear to letting flynn go. he is a good guy. i hope you can let th

the developing showers and the thunderstorms southwest. there is the not inial for for more to develop. as we get to the seven or the 8:00, 9:00 we are going to monitor issues down south. the windy afternoon could keep down the possibility. but steve rudin is dealing with the gusty winds. what do you have for us in this report? steve: this is windy. straight to the weather graphics for you. i will sho 20 to 30 miles per hour. you have outdoor plans. going for a picnic. you want to keep the eye to a sky. we are likely to see more thunderstorms. this is quiet here now. the planes are coming in. they are taking off. there are no delays here. some of the planes are doing rocking motion. it is looking great out here for now. we head back inside to chief meteorologist doug hill. >> it's well west. we are monitoring the areas south and west of the warrenton. at 7:30 we should have a good line west of the metro. we advance to 9:00 tonight. there is nothing widespread. but we could have wind and the rotation to have isolated severe thunderstorm or

the wind gusts at 20 to 25, west-southwest, a strong delta breeze.ay's off shore is replaced by an onshore. and things are bouncing around big time. cool irpattern. 50s to 60s, upper 60s and maybe 70s and 80s. all it takes is a weak system coming in or reversal of the the wind and that's what is happening. 40s 40s for others. 48 -- 30s in the mountains. 50s for many and the fog and low clouds flying up the coast. connecting with the offshore fog bank. impressive. phoenix, 76 degrees, which is 17 degrees below average. only 79 today. that's a slow mover. but it is getting bumped along. we have a little bit of a kicker and that system is going to be here. spokes in a wheel. reinforcement of it. trend starting. 50s and 60s and maybe low 70s here. keep it there. i think the weekend will be okay and it's going to be breezy to windy at times. possible of rain monday and tuesday. >>> 14 people killed in mexico, including 11 children after a fireworks sploigs explosion. a stray fire landed on a pile of fireworks stored in a home yesterday. look at the person

of southwest philadelphia. he's charged with murdering his girlfriend. he's also the mother of his two children. crystalin thomas was found shot to death in her home in delaware county yesterday morning. darby police believe an argument between crystalin and moses led to the shooting. the victim's children are now with their grandmother. >>> families fighting for safety on the streets. that was the theme of a neighborhood rally in philadelphia last night. sky force 10 was over east falls, where neighbors blocked traffic during the evening rush hour. the demonstrators were protesting the state's plan to remove traffic lights from the intersection of allegheny avenue and 32nd street. neighbors tell us that the lights are necessary, because children cross that intersection to get to school. folks demonstrated in the 1970s to get the traffic light installed after two children were killed crossing the street here. >> we've spent the night out

and as i've told president trump, the securing of our southwest border in my view begins 1,500 miles south. we have unbelievably good partners in that part of the world. the colombians are absolutely the best friends and allies we have in this regard in that part of the world. the panamanians, the costa ricans, and all the way up. great, great partners in this endeavor to stem the flow of illegal migration and drugs. so, in my view, mr. president, and he agrees, that it really begins down there. if we can improve the condition, the lot of life in hondurans, guatemalans, central americans, we can do an awful lot to protect the southwest border. partnering with mexico is critical. we do that, they're great friends. i count many of the senior administers friends of mine, we interact all the time, we have great cooperation, that's part of it as well. securing our boarder in some places with physical barrier and other places with patrolling, technology, that will go a long way as well. i'll just end with this and we'll have a few minutes for a question or two. because of what we've done i

southwest - rolling out a major upgrade right this minute.d this morning - the airline has a warning those first flyers this morning.. q mccray is live at reagan airport - q? . developing right now--- a hate crime investigation at las vegas synagogue... this morning police are focusing on one man. sam sweeney at the live desk with this story. larry, synagogue members inside smelled smoke... thought it was a trash can outside... but then quickly realzied a car was on fire. take a look at the video. police say arsonist first went into the synagogues bathroom... they have video of that. then he left, and stuck something under this white cars hood. flames erupted. the suspect took off, but came back about 10 minutes later to take pictures... which is actually pretty common in arson cases.. however, this morning he is still on the run. at the live desk ss abc 7 news. happening right now- a search for the person for who left anti-semitic graffiti on the georgetown campus. it was fnd near a jewish gathering space. the university says it condemns the

seems to be swinging more to the southeast now and straggling behind we have one loan storm to the southwest of warrington north of remmington. that has left over showers through prince george's county have been exiting out into northern portions of anne arrundel north of annapolis. very busy for this late at night especially with the lightening showing up. \rain\reign\ should be gone by the time you begin your morning commute. i've got to tell you we start out once more on a dreary gray note with clouds and fog, but i believe tomorrow it breaks up a lot faster maybe by the noon hour and that sets up for the possibility of another round of gusty thunderstorms for tomorrow afternoon as another front approaches. i'll have more details coming up in a bit. >> developing in northern virginia, underway in winchester after the afternoon severe storms. a mobile home park got it bad. it knocked down trees, power lines and caused all kinds of damage. marina maracco beginses our team coverage now it's going to be a long night for folks here at the blue ridge mobile home park. as residents start to make

west, southwest in vacaville.s, a lot of warm air aloft and that will translate into twisty readings later today. fog down in southern california trying to take the turn around santa barbara. 50s, 60s and 70s. brentwood, 75. concord, 61. san jose, 62. looking for low to mid 90s for some. around the bay, it is. the high cloud deck will clear out high pressure will stick around for another day or two and we will start to see big changes. 70s for a few, 80s for many and low to mid 90s for some. >>> so far so good. other than yesterday. we had a lot of serious issues. today we have a lot of normal slowdowns which can be taxing. this is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see there is a backup. now we're getting into that time of the year where the sun will give us a backlit picture. it is about a 25 minute delay if you are at the end of the line before you get onto the bridge with no major issues. san francisco, northbound and southbound 101 does not look bad. northbound 101 is slow approaching the 280 interc

we'll have a southwest wind today 5 to 15 miles per hour.re's what you need to know on this thursday. fog at the coast. sunshine inland for your cinco de mayo it will be sunny away from the beaches. cooler and breezy and an unsettled weather pattern for the weekend. let me explain. first off, high pressure right here it's beginning to lift to the north traverse to the east. as it does so it's allowing this area of low pressure to the north of us to surge down in a southerly direction by saturday. it's going to spark some thunderstorms in the high sierra. and a couple of showers want to move into our back door into the east bay. here's that fog deck next to the coast. now, watch what happens friday morning at this time. it makes an intrusion a little bit further to the east and that's when the cooler air mass settles in. your friday will be partly sunny at the coast. meanwhile on saturday we start off with partly cloudy skies. we turn mostly cloudy and computer models suggest a slight chance of a light shower by saturday night into your sunda

most of the centers are located along the southwest border and other parts of the state, such as the southeast and those are mainly located closer to areas where they can be repatrioted more easily. the southwest border makes sense because many of the immigrants are from mexico so it is easier once they are done through the deportation process and gone through it they can be removed through there. in the southeast, you have cases also where some of the people are repatriated to counties of origin other than mexico and they are flown to their countries of origin and that is why you have some there as well. that calculates into the cost of the deportation process because you do have to transport time as well. >> we have calls lined up for you about the cost of deportation with your guest from the arizona republic. douglas from washington state. republican line. you are on go ahead. douglas? going to robert democrats line from georgia. robert, good morning. >> caller: good morning. thank you. i wanted to know how many instituti institutions are privately own versus publically owned. see