dust them off, put them in the case and get out the door this morning. as we go throughout the day in oakland, we'll see those temperatures at lunchtime at 64 and 67 at 4:00 before it cools off shortly before sunset. we keep the breezes in san francisco. today the high will be up to 61 degrees and then you see as we head into memorial day it will be a touch warmer, but only by a few degrees. we'll also see that for the inland areas, but today really nice, 75 degrees and heading up to 80 by sunday, 83 degrees on memorial day. as we head to mike, you're tracking what's happening as you head out the door. >>> in san francisco we have a good update. a smooth drive for most of our speed sensors, we look at where we saw the slowing off of the bay bridge, that has cleared from westbound 80 on to northbound van ness. you see a little slowing as cars make their way into the city streets and get over perhaps to the golden gate bridge, all connectors cleared. no problems at the bay bridge toll plaza so we move to the tri-valley. here's what i was talking about, the

we were walking out of the concert, towards the doors, and went to the wrong doors originally and i saidors, so said to my sister these are the wrong dooi's, so we said to my sister these are the wrong doors, so we started walking to the other set and that is when we heard an explosion. sol to the other set and that is when we heard an explosion. so i was, like, we need to run. so we started running. we ran straight out the doors, all the way down to the hotel. and all i could he was screaming, people crying, people just running everywhere, it was complete madness. and this was a concert, you are there to have fun. yes, it is a concert, people are there to go and see their idol, and it has been ruined, really. and you we re it has been ruined, really. and you were in the foyer, in the centre of the explosion. everyone just stopped still, and it all went off, and it runs started running everywhere. and you ran all the way to this hotel here, where elizabeth, your mum, you we re here, where elizabeth, your mum, you were waiting. yes, we were there, me and my husband, and just beaten down t

we were being crushed as we were going up the stairs and out through the doors. ly being crushed this evening. i was going to ask you, did it seem to you that people were being injured in the process of trying to leave the venue? yes, yes. people, as they were running, had left the odd shoe just lying around where people werejust running. lots of stairs going up, going down. it was awful. karen, whereas you now? what are you doing? we have just got back home, we live in sheffield. were people congregating outside the venue or were they trying to get away as quickly as possible? some people were trying to get away outside because there were children on their own. they were teenagers on phones trying to contact their parents. parents crying on their phones so everybody was try to find each other. did it seem like people were completely unaware of what was really going on or did it seem like a real atmosphere of confusion and panic? it was. a few people shouted it was a bomb and the emergency services were coming down the street and people thought there was obviously

out the door this morning you will need a sweater. en though temperatures have lastrelatively low for the few days, running below average, the pollen count is still up there. running high today, tomorrow, even thursday. bringing it down to moderate levels as clouds of rain moved to the area. today, 65 degrees. look at that, this plane is in fact a hurricane hunter. it is like to fly into the middle of a hurricane, coming up on the 8:00 hour at news channel 8, eileen whelan is headed to national airport and will be reporting live. highs tomorrow getting into the upper 60's, clouds moving through the area for tomorrow. by the time we get to friday, we will be tracking some rain, we could get more than an inch it is in and out of here by saturday, late. taking on philadelphia, in the mid 50's with cloud cover across the area, really moving out, leaving us with a mother's day that will have temperatures getting close to 70 degrees. so, warmer, nice, awfully warm for next week. julie: northbound interstate 95 towards the prince william pa v

and then the officer goes through the dorm, and as soon as the door opens up you hit one, i'm trying to figure out why. >> what is that -- >> just left. >> it is part of the job. >> during the assault, several inmates in white storm try to rush the door, which staff view as an escape attempt. >> the dorm on camera was observed, several of them covering their faces, picking up what could be a weapon possibly. so we have activated the team. >> it is the special operation's response team. >> we have now been tagged to go in that dorm and restore order. >> wait for the phone call. >> all right. >> every situation is different, the biggest concerns and threats right now is we don't know who was involved, we don't know what they have. this is just too many involved. so we were going to use whatever manpower we have, this has to be done fast and safe. they're going to get in their full gear, body armor, guest. in this going to take the m-k nine oc container, for crowd control. we'll take cuffs, due to the number of them. the taser shield. >> because of the potential to lose control of the fl

we were walking out of the concert, towards the doors, and went to the wrong doors originally, and i the wrong doors, we need to go to a different set. so we started walking to the other set, and that is when we heard an explosion. so i was, like, we need to run. so we started running. we ran straight out the doors, all the way down to the hotel. and all i could he was screaming, people crying, people just running everywhere, it was completely madness. and this was a concert. you're there to have fun. yes, it is a concert, people are there to go and see their idol, and it has been ruined, really. and you were in the foyer, at the centre of the explosion. everyone just stopped still, and then itjust all went off, and everyone started running everywhere. and you ran all the way to this hotel here, where elizabeth, mum, you were waiting. yes, we were there, me and my husband, and just beating down the door, when fell in they opened it. and all the way down the flights of stairs in the hotel, and just basically fell in the doorway. and you are going on social media and sharing pictures. i

the doors on that side. that is what we believe that the doors open. tonight, they don't believe that protocol was followed. >> watch as the doors of the redline train open on the wrong side of the train in rush hour. metro says it happened wednesday morning at the elevated track. it happened while the train was stopped. >> one in a million it's too many. brianne: metro officials say when the doors open on the wrong side the train operator is supposed to report the incident, walk around the train and then take the train out of service. metro officials say the operator didn't follow the procedures, adding the train continued on the trip. while the incident is under investigation, metro officials said the doors opened because of operator error. metro's general manager says the agency is looking at technology to prevent it from happening in the future. >> there is always the human element so as much as the technology to prevent it is where we want to go. >> as part of the human element, the question remains tonight exactly how did the doors open? what but

but because she had the door open, we got thrown forward, through the door. towards the arena.le in this, they all injured. asi 15 people in this, they all injured. as i said before, that there were about 2030 people injured. there was so about 2030 people injured. there was so much confusion over this. —— 20— 30. so you would put it as high as 20- 30 30. so you would put it as high as 20— 30 people? that number seriously injured? yes. all fatalities? the response was pretty rapid. —— or fatalities. there are staircases around, so the ambulance as cargo down. it makes it twice as hard. when this exposure and went off, was that at the point when people were already making their way out of manchester arena? yes, they were starting to filter out. i had been seen starting to filter out. i had been seen there for about seven minutes. i could hear the singer on her last song. and then as it is, people were coming out, and then i do so this large bank, felt a lot of stuff near my ears, and it blew me forward. —— large bank. i looked behind it, there were people lying everywhere. iran

you don't let in one gender and slam the door on the other gender. you don't let in one ethnicity and slam the door on the other ethnicity. these fundamental provisions of equality where the door is open to each citizen for those who provide service to the public, that is the foundation for each individual to be table to live their life fully, to be able to fully pursue their potential, to fully pursue their opportunity, to fully pursue happiness as envisioned in the declaration of independence. former senator of this body who served here when i was an intern in 1976, who served here in 2009 when i came to the u.s. senate, ted kennedy said the promise of america will never be fulfilled as long as justice is denied to even one among us. and yet justice is denied every day. every day in 30 states across our nation. when the door of discrimination is slammed shut on lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender individuals. we the people here in america understand that it's time to stop slamming the door of discrimination shut and open the door to full opportunit

one woman in her 50's opened the door and later she was physically and sexually assaulted. police describing this is a significant attack. to fight back,d a struggle at first. the man took off on foot, the woman remains of the hot serious injuries. that havee the images been released. the man doesn't even attempt to conceal his face and it looks like he is carrying around an under armour back. many residents in the area calling this bold yet cowardly. police want to know if you are in this area, if you saw something suspicious or saw that , police want to hear from you. reporting live, john gonzalez. larry: thanks for the update. starting today, drivers must pay to park in front those red top meters. 200 $50.if you don't, they are reserved for people with disability tags on license plates. -- or license plates. autria: the big headline you are waking up to overseas this morning. the high-stakes french presidential election, emmanuel macron, winning a landslide victory over the far right with about 66% of the vote. it was widely seen as a test of a wave of nationalism worldwi

over the door. it wouldn't have hit it and hit the tray slot and sprayed back out. >> when i saw it, i thought he did it myself too. >> schreiber has pointed the finger at arick miera. now fox and piper will talk to him to get his side of the story. >> i didn't do it. he was standing there talking about getting [ bleep ] all day long. about [ bleep ] bombing us. you know. >> did he say anything to you? you didn't get him before he got you? >> no. you can ask them guys that were in there. he's been in there all morning. i think the guy wants to check in. >> all right. that's all we needed to know then. >> all right. >> hey, you [ bleep ]. you fat little [ bleep ]. >> he's getting that [ bleep ] back in spades. i'm going to make it extra thick, man. it's going to be extra thick and full of [ bleep ]. >> i'm going to get you good tomorrow. it's on. it's on now, miera. that's a felony, by the way, you dumb [ bleep ]. you [ bleep ] bomb another prisoner nowadays, it's a felony. >> piper and fox both suspe

the frame is demolished. with that, we had next-door. tossed the half-inch screws and install the three-and stainless steel ones. i kicked dozens of times as hard as i could, but the door did not budge. , patrick and i decided to try together. >> 2, 3, kick. matt: despite what can only be described as a herculean effort, the door with the 3m screws had us bested. >> a little cracking, but no entry. alison: now an update that you saw first on 7, video of of a wheelchair in front of howard university hospital after she was discharged. today, 7 on your side spoke with hospital officials who did not defend the guards and said they had been removed from their duties. >> we try to treat every patient with their best interests and work with families and community organizations and try to make their transition from the hospital as smooth as possible. alison: the hospital says an internal investigation is underway. the woman in the video has not been publicly identified, but we are told she is a regular patient at howard university hospital and h

five boys, you take whatever you can get, you run out the door. know what there's never enough of? >> what? >> mashed potatoes. anyway, the rain is coming down. temperatures wise, we're on the cool side. a cool, rainy evening, but you notice not a lot of rain out there, most of this on the light side. but we continue to watch down to the south. anywhere in the region, we're seeing light rain, some drizzle. that's the camera from outside right now. that's city cam. see the rain hitting the lens right now. there we go. there's your windshield wiper. 53 degrees, winds out of the east at 12 miles an hour. we are seeing that wind and that wind is going to be increasing tomorrow into the day on saturday. so that's going to continue to make things kinda nasty out there. you see what's happening now, we still have shower activy the west. this has been that boundary that i've been telling you about for days. it was way up to the north, now it's to the south. because of that, that's why we're on the cold side. our next storm system, way back here, and provi

the door was locked, or it wasn't. j.j. r before he came over, but this time didn't. the detectives counted them all up. cara's versions of what happened in this tiny bedroom. thot stories. >> reporter: as you looked at those different stories, what did you think you were dealing with here? >> if you are in a situation that calls for self-defense, and if you lie about the circumstances, then that tells me that you weren't justified in what you were doing. otherwise why do you need to keep changin' the story? >> reporter: no question in their minds, said the detectives. cara murdered j.j. they arrested her. the sheriff made the announcement. >> so i believe this is a domestic related homicide and cara ryan was uh, acting out because she was losing control over him. >> when i watched the press conference, i was crying my eyes out. >> reporter: fellow teacher debbie rein didn't believe what they were saying about cara. >> "i believe in her." and so a couple people said to me, "really? you believe her?" i go, "yeah. why wouldn't

one woman in the 50's -- in her 50's opened the door. she was assaulted. >> i feel very sorry for the woman. answering the door for a maintenance worker seems normal. odd time of day, 9:45 a.m. you are not thinking somebody is here to bother me. >> the woman was hospitalized. if you look at the images police have like he tries to conceal his face. it looks like he is carrying an under armour backpack. if you were here, sus of a suspicious, arlington -- saw some think suspicious, arlington county police want to hear from you. >> we will continue to follow the search for the sexual assault suspect. ofpening right now, members law enforcement are honoring those who made the ultimate sacrifice to stop live from an emotional ceremony in northwest. >> you can see all of the law enforcement officers behind me right now. , marylandrom virginia and right here in the district of columbia. you will notice that right now in front of the headquarters, speaking at the mayor muriel bowser. annual the 38th washington area memorial service . alison starli

. >> the story behind the surprise at the door. >> daddy!> plus the buzzword. your shot to win a new ipad mini including dudes taking their friend on a scary ride. >> doing very well. >> his roller coaster of emotions. all of them bad. >>> we are inside this operating room post surgery. this is just the staff in the o.r. at this point. keep an eye on the doctor and this nurse. they seem to have a bit of a disagreement. apparently he is accusing her of violating protocol during the surgery so you could see he's pointing his finger at her. she's thinking, so she gives him some lip back. she felt comfortable speaking back to the doctor. because apparently according to reports they are a couple. maybe that is also why the doctor then takes his gloves off and throws them at her. she doesn't like that so much. so she walks over to him and tries to slap him. he blocks the slap and punches her. >> what are you doin >> ove over and over. she ends up falling to the ground while the other taaffe members get him to stop and leave her alone. >> that's a career ender. you're

, no visitors, it says right there on the front door. he has now been taken to jail. reporting live, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> amy, thank you. >>> president trump reacting to the new independent investigation into his campaign's allegedd with russia. >> he just tweeted out this, and with all the illegal acts that took place in the clinton campaign and obama campaign and obama administration, there was never a special counsel appointed. rosenstein just appointed robert mueller. and dan abrams talked about the challenges ahead. >> you have to be able to show intent, corrupt intent, that the goal there was to impede the investigation, that was to attempt to influence the investigation and they are not just going to be looking at the comey notes but at the totality of the circumstances. >> mueller now has 60 days to create an independent team of investigators and budget. >> the trump team new flynns was under investigation before he was hired at the white house, and the "washington post" reports house majority leader kevin mccarthy told f

they see him at the door. that is when he comes out. police say part of the decision to open fire came from what was said in a panicked 911 call. >> are you able to come out of the house? are you safely able to do that? [inaudible] >> he's outside. >> say it again. >> he's outside? so someone is keeping you hostage in there? he. >> outside the door. >> the caller told the dispatchers he was having trouble breathing because of the smoke. they felt they had to act quickly to protect his life. it's the third time the officer used the deadly force. he was cleared of wrongdoing in all three cases. back to you. horace: thank you. look at the incredible photos of a school bus engulfed in flames in northeast d.c. >> the flames came from the engine. >> you saw this first at 12:00 noon. we know that made dozens of students and staff sick today. they were evacuated at anthony hitchensft evacuatedded school. it was coming from a swimming pool. everyone is now okay. we have a big new development that is just in the newsroom today. this is regarding l

>>> grab your umbrella, as you head out the door. i mean it, a as the rainy start, and katie also tracking a chance of thunderstorms. >> and developing now, we have new information on an overnight shooting in new castle county, delaware, new castle delaware. why an off-duty state trooper opened fire on someone, in her own home. >> president trump in israel, live picture in tell after over eel ' be with the president, rest of the schedule for the day (this advice sit so historic. >> today is monday may 22, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. katie and meisha getting us out the door this monday morning. >> very good morning, feels like a monday. >> it does, you snow. >> it does feel like a monday, been busy in the world of travel because of all of the rain on the roadways, lots of accident, and we'll get to that. >> lots to go over for sure, soggy day, kinds of one of the scenarios locally, kind of depend where you are, what you will ends up finding here, split region, rain in one location, more just a lot of clouds, fi

of the door at terminal 5 at heathrow airport for thousands of ba passengers. day didn't start very well for these people. people have been standing in the queues for up to 120 minutes in some cases. the queue stretches from the check—in desks all the way out to the back of the terminal and down in front of the terminal and down in front of the terminal where all the taxis deliver people. and many passengers contacted the bbc with their experiences. we've just literallyjust bbc with their experiences. we've just literally just now bbc with their experiences. we've just literallyjust now been told that nothing's happening, no flights until 6 o'clock. prior to that, we hadn't been told very much at all, there were no tannoy announcements whatsoever. travelling with my 80—year—old grandma for her birthday, it's a celebration weekend, 13 of us going and we have heard nothing, haven't been offered any chairs, water, vouchers, nothing. by this afternoon, the disruption was such that ba took the unusual step of cancelling all flights after 6 from heathrow and gatwick a

when she opens the door. 4. >> hi. >> who are they? >> well, that right there in the black dress, that is her sister. she hasn't seen her since christmas 2016 and she wasn't supposed to be here yet. it was a nice surprise set up by the family. the guy that came out of that box as well, that's her sister's boyfriend. 6'4" actually which is the funny story. they tried to find the biggestbox they could. dad said i'm looking for a box to fit two bodies in. the person on the phone was probably like that's illegal, sir. eventually they could get this box. it's six foot tall. eventually she got the box open. then it was an mma match for about 45 seconds. >> that's so great. >>> check out that bridge. it's 80 feet high and jack and his boy, they're going to attempt to not just jump off of it, but do a back flip off of it. now, they do warn if you're not a professional, you shouldn't b do this. >> then why are they doing it? >> are they semiprofessionals? >> we'll go with that. you at home, though, you don't try this. so here we are. they approa

we knocked on the door a few times and then a woman answered the door and then closed the door immediatelyould hear a man saying inside the home really? really? so, we don't know if kelly was home but we do know that there was at least a man and a woman at this address in southeast listed for kenneth kelly. also just moments ago i did speak with someone from prince george's county, a woman who tells us that she is in touch with the shift commander to know and alert us if kelly is arrested in the coming hours and also coming days. tisha lewis, fox5 local news. >> ♪ >> well, our other big story tonight get ready for yet another soggy saturday. i think this is the third one in a row. the rain is already falling out there. the question is when will it stop, ho gwen talbert has your time line. >> we've got a soaking rain tonight. while some of you not be seeing very much right now. let's take a look at radar we'll show you exactly what's happening and where. this wide swath of rain is moving up from the south it is quite a bit of rainfall across our area. let's zoom in a little bit closer there

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. >> it was across the pool and everything, but you could see the doors. >> sliding glass doors they had left unlocked. >> they left them unlocked because they wanted the access for check, and they were going in every half hour. it's a judgment call. >> a judgment call that would haunt the mccanns forever. >> all i could say, if i thought there was any risk at all, it wouldn't have happened. >> it is that environment where you feel so safe, so secure, so at ease. was it right? we know the answer to that now, don't we? >> may 6 began as a typical vacation day. >> kate and gerry mccann got to spend some time together, playing tennis, lounging at the pool. in the evening, when gerry mccann went to take a tennis lesson, kate picked up the children at the kid's club and brought them back to the apartment to get them ready for bed. >> they sat on the patio, had their first glass of wine, got ready and went down to the restaurant. kate told one of her friends about the troubling incident with madeleine during the morning. >> that morning at breakfast, madeleine had asked her parents a startl

it will be sunny and comfortable as you get ready to head out the door. at recess, make sure to drink lots of water. the sun will be really warming things up and it will be a hot day by the time the kids get out of school, temperatures reaching into the 90s inland. we do catch a little bit of a break. we'll talk about some cooler temperatures and the sierra snow pack coming up in five minutes. >>> and we look at the travel times. a little build, of course, in the east bay. and tri-valley. your usual suspects right here, and we'll tie to get you around the unusual slowing for highway 101. >> thank you very much, kari and mike. it's 6:15 right now. the streets of san francisco have been very dangerous. two people have died in accidents just in the last couple days. the first happened close to mide nite on saturday. a 77-year-old woman was hit while crossing lake merced boulevard. the second was yesterday, a 56-year-old was hit on octavia street on ramp to highway 101 at 3:00 in the morning. the streets have been described as some of the most dangerous in the

it's a little chilly out there and you want to grab the jacket before you head out the door. you don't need the umbrella, things are dry. overhead, things look nice and sunny overhead, and don't be too fooled, i think clouds will be building throughout the day. a little warmer in spots to 58 degrees, 10-degrees warmer than andorra and chest not hill. and then at 53 degrees right now, and still cool enough you want that jacket. i was outdoors all yesterday, and the temperatures just did not collide as we went through the day. left the jacket on all day. we are only looking at highs that will be a few degrees warmer than what we saw on saturday. radar and satellite view for us, it's hard to tell but you can see the areas more clear versus the areas with the clouds starting to build. cloud coverage is pushing further and further into our area. the clear skies now will not be clear skies this afternoon. a mix of clouds and sun. forecast highs, a little warmer than our saturday, but still below average. 69 degrees in philadelphia. in delaware, 67. only low 60s at the jersey shore.

the suspect tricked her into opening the door. hese surveillance videos clearly show the man entering the building. this happened yelled morning in roslyn. just before 10:00 a.m. that man knocked floor claiming to be a maintenance worker. one woman opened the door. he forced his way in and sexually assaulted her. >> this was a brazen attack. he was using that ruse knowing that someone opened the door. we tell people, look through your peephole. if you don't recognize the individual, don't open the door. >> arlington police are searching for this man. if you've seen him, call police. >>> prince george's county police are trying to figure out hau a man ended up dead in the woods. a neighbor made the discovery. police have not identified the person they found. >>> 4:29. the search is on for a missing teenager. police are looking for 13-year-old aziyah johnson. he's 5'10", 130 last seen wearing a blue hooded sweatshirt and blue nike sneakers. >>> police in maryland are searching for this man, 20-year-old markel williams. he is known to

but again, today, you need a jacket out the door. >>> smooth commute in oakland. this is 880 and those taillights or rubies heading northbound just about 23 minutes to the maze. >>> the effects of that global cyber attack that infected more than 300,000 computers are still being felt in the world. asia was hard hit yesterday by the wannacry virus after chinese university students were locked out from term pages. germany's railroads were hit and france's renault car factory closed. the ransomware works by freezing the computers encrypting the files. hackers are demanding $300 in ransom to decode them or they would be destroyed. it might have been much worse if not for two young cyber security researchers who were able to activate a kill switch. >> kind of what i do on a day- to-day basis. for me it was just another day at the office. >> cyber security researchers say they are seeing north korea's digital fingerprints on the attack. experts believe it's one of the fastest spreading extortion campaigns on record. >>> hackers have just told disney to pay ransom or watc

with mild head out the door. 65 degrees in the south bay, tri-valley, 61 degrees.francisco, 59. and 62 in the east bay. and those highs back in the 90s for the inland valleys. peninsula, 88. and 78 degrees in san francisco. a little bit of some relief there, and along the immediate coastline. we'll talk about that, the wind

open to air out. >> the prosecution argued that janelle and her husband left the garage dooruse they were setting a trap. janelle denied it but admitted she had deliberately left a purse in the garage with items in it that could be traced back to her. the prosecution said that was bait. >>. >> the purse was for him to take so they didn't come into the house so when i called the police and i say here is something traceable. >> so an open door and a purse in plain sight. the prosecutors said janelle and her husband set the stage, then waited and watched. so when diren walked in, they weren't scared. he were excited. >> it was like showtime. saying those words. >> do you remember saying showtime? >> no, i don't remember saying that. not usually a comment i make. >> in court, janelle also changed her story about what she heard in the garage that night. now denying that diren had been pleading for his life. >> then i heard the kid yelling, no, be no, are no, please. >> your testimony here today is that you never heard him say a word? >> right. >> i sort of get the feeling janelle

because the door was open, we got blown forwards through the door towards the arena.. everyone got injured. casualties have been taken to hospitals across the city. medical staff say they have been treating shrapnel —like injuries. it has a capacity of 18,000 people and is right in the heart of manchester. the building next door has been evacuated and services suspended. police continue to ask the public to avoid the area. greg dawson, bbc news. we have heard from british prime minister theresa may in the last few minutes. she issued a statement saying, "we are working to establish the full details of what is being treated by the police as an appalling terrorist attack." she goes on to say, "all our thoughts are with the victims and the families of those who have been affected." we have also heard from britain's main opposition leader, jeremy corbyn, who has tweeted, "terrible incident in manchester. my thoughts are with all those affected and our brilliant emergency services." a meeting of the government's emergency committee, cobra, as it is known, will be held at 9

mom asked if the door to the apartment the night their son disappeared had been locked.creato admitted the door was broken. prosecutors admit all they have is circumstantial evidence, creato has maintained that brand animus have just wondered out of his haddon township home back in october of 2015. >>> right new police identified pilot killed in the helicopter crash, that happened in new castle delaware, police say it was 37 year-old michael movie friday franklinville, new jersey. he was only one on board when that chopper went down in the drainage ditch yesterday. it happened behind a post office on quigley boulevard at around noon time. >> sounded like propellers weren't working like it was struggling. i looked up, i seen it go straight down, you know, the last inute. >> i'm still shaking. there is a life there that is gone. >> you can see that wreckage n 1 on the ground was hurt. investigators are still trying to figure out what did go wrong. >>> if you are traveling this weekend for the memorial day weekend you will have a lot of company out there on the road. state

grab a light jacket or sweater as you head out the door. we take a live look outside. beautiful bay bridge there in the distance. today in the bay starts right now. >>> a very good morning to you, i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. a dramatic backdrop like paint brush strokes in the sky. very artistic. >> can't wait for sunrise. going to be nice through the day. looking at cooler temperatures, there will be a slight chance of rain in the north bay. we'll watch out far as we monitor the radar but looking all dry as you step out the door right now and looking live at san jose it's also dry there with mostly clear skies. we've seen a few passing clouds and the temperature now 56 degrees. it's 55 in napa and 54 in san francisco. not a bad start this morning. look at these highs later today. in the low 70s for the south bay and mostly upper 60s as temperatures continue to drop back. we'll look ahead to the weekend coming up in a few minutes but mike has a possible hazard in san francisco. >>> i do, kari. this is nothing to be alarmed about but a note right now, we he

the doors open behind me at 7:00 a.m. 're live in san francisco, pete suratos for today in the bay. >> thank you, pete. >> 6:36. continuing coverage this morning, bracing for more testimony in a police officer killing that rocked the hayward police department and the law enforcement community in general two years ago. the preliminary hearing continues for mark estrauta who is accused of murdering sergeant scott lunger in 2013. yesterday, officer justin green testified that he drove up to the scene as quickly as possible and heard a gunshot from the suspect'sp. officer green said he then shot multiple times into estrada's car, but the suspect was able to drive away. estrada was arrested the next day where he was at a hospital in oakland being treated for a gunshot wound. >> we're expecting to learn more details on a salvage operation. they're trying to pull up a sunken barge that capsized last month in stormy weather. all that happening near the bridge. crews have been working on rotating barge upright for months, at one po

the men away in ha ndcuffs blasted the door in. stioning but we have not had confirmation they actually made arrests at this at this address this morning. look what happens if we move on more than one hour later, we see an army bomb disposal team arriving because the police officers clearly fou nd arriving because the police officers clearly found something that cause them concerned and that caused a number of streets to be sealed off around this terrace and a number of homes evacuated and people were told to leave the property is to get back for their own safety. there was a large police cordoned in place while the army team did its work in making sure everything he was safe. there has been other investigations across manchester today, two more arrest this morning to the north of manchester. there are now 11 men employed —— police custody being questioned. we got an update on the number of casualties still in hospital. there are 63 people still enjoyed being treated in hospital, at 20 of them are receiving critical ca re at 20 of t

in order to open the door to further advancements. unfortunately, mr. president, that changed under the obama administration which used the f.c.c. to force through antiquated regulations designed for an age of rotary phones and switchboards. today, however, we finally have an f.c.c. chairman who recognizes that we live in an entirely new era, an era of smart phones and lab tops, and other mobile devices. we have a chairman who believes that innovation, ingenuity, growth, and job creation aren't dirty words to be stifled with unnecessary red tape. and so today is it expected that chairman pi and commissioner o'reilly will take the first necessary step to address a deeply flawed obama dictate who have controlled the internet from archaic rotary phones from nearly a century ago. this threatened the innovation that brought us the internet and other technological advancements in the first place. i commend the chairman for taking the preliminary step to address the issue which will open the door for bipartisan congressional action to keep the internet open for

no one answered the door at the house. the i-team did track down the person behind the ad to a home in georgia. he didn't return our calls or e-mails. >> you can go online to check the tax bills to see who owns the property. >> reporter: if you have questions call a sure it is legit. karla hasn't given up just more cautious. >> keep me trusting my instincts. >> reporter: as she searches for the perfect home with a closer commute. >> and we have more information on our nbc washington app including how to file a complaint if you have been scammed pie one of those fake rental ads. just look under investigations. >>> maybe you heard him in the car. tonight we are talking with a radio star known for saying it exactly how he sees it. shar lumain the god is a staple. his motto if you don't have anything nice to say, say it anyway. he has a new book out and it is doing really well. black privilege is already in the top ten on the "new york times" best seller list. ♪ >>> jennife in nbc's production of hair spray live. now she is go

it's all about eyelove, my friends. >>> grab your umbrella, as you head out the door. katie also tracking a chance of thunderstorms. >> and developing now, we have new information on an overnight shooting in new castle county, delaware, new castle delaware. why an off-duty state trooper opened fire on someone, in her own home. >> president trump in israel, live picture in tell after over eel ' be with the president, rest of the schedule for the day (this advice sit so historic. >> today is monday may 22, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. katie and meisha getting us out the door this monday morning. >> very good morning, feels like a monday. >> it does, you snow. >> it does feel like a monday, been busy in the world of travel because of all of the rain on the roadways, lots of accident, and we'll get to that. >> lots to go over for sure, soggy day, kinds of one of the