the sacramento valley, notice the shade of red, getting into the 90s. the warmest weather you have seen in some time. if you are going that way expect summer-like heat. we will continue this as we get into the first part of your weekend, then change is on the

pretty good gusts in the valley, about 45, 30, marysville, sacramento. o into napa county, solano, contra costa. that's the best opportunity. especially up toward, look at this, lake county, northern napa county. a mix of, clouds, sun, showers. mild to warm. 60, 70s, the possibility of thundershower this is afternoon. sal, highway 101, san francisco. >> not good. . southbound 101, see czar chav,z, there's a crash. that are moving it. southbound 101 is going to be affected by this. earlier it was at a complete standstill. now some cars are getting through. it's moving slowly. this may affect the bay bridge toll plaza. say it again. southbound 101 near ceasa chavez, an injury crash. . right now the toll plaza, not a big delay westbound, but it's beginning to get there. and those metering lights may be switched on extra low if they don't get this crash out of the way. . may have a chain reaction on your entire morning commute. go to highway 4, slow traffic in ant i don't care, as you can see from our maps and road sensors. 68 so southbound between the veneti

look at the sacramento valley, some of the areas going into the 90s. not us, i'll have a look at the numbers expected for our area in a bit. good morning sal. >> right now the traffic is looking good, off to a good start on friday, the traffic continues time to look good on the bay bridge toll plaza and it is nice, nice and light and no major problems getting into san francisco. this is a look at the san mateo bridge and the traffic is looking good, i'm sorry, we're going to 880 here, i'm having trouble speaking, no major problems there. if you're driving out to rest of the commute it looks good. let's go back. >>> thank you sal, should be an epic showdown, the warriors and the cavaliers tickets go on sale today. some fans may be shutout because of the prices. >> golden state warriors are in the finals. >> when oracle arena comes alive next week, the roar of the crowd won't be the only thing to blow through the roof. >> you will see prices that will make your eyes pop out. >> having been involved in, says the nba final ticket sales could hit record pri

>> thank you, scott sanchez, planning department, the subject property is located within the sacramento neighborhood, since the inception of the commercial district controls in the late 1980's, medical offices have not been allowed within this zoning district. beginning in 2013, there was an amendment by supervisor farrell to allow for limited new medical office uses and that will be only allowed when the existing use was a legal business and professional service use but that is the only relatively recent change. the subject property was last occupied by an art gallery and it was occupied by that art gallery for some time, probably 10 15 years or so. the appellant has argued that was not a legal use, that's the last legal use of office, however no evidence has been provided to support there was ever at any point in time a legal office use, even if there was a legal office use, any such office use would have been abandoned by the fact it's been occupied by the art gallery, it is a retail use that is permitted within the zoning district medical use as stated is not allowed, the business a

>> charley again i wanted to report what i sue in the sacramento boo not more than 3 would weeks ago they did a first page report on the current quarter of lobbying activity in sacramento and the numbers were very large but that was not role what caught my use this large paragraph of health care reform activists and the picture was illustrating essential steak what we're talking about a grassroots effort that is supported by a lobbying organization for the purposes of influence administrative and perspective action by the elected officials under the guys it is a grassroots currency they wanted the elected officials to know about the truth was that this was expenditure lobbying and i'll be happy to send mr. sincroy this picture i thought about blowing it up and bring it in i was advised by my computer people that the pictures will be distorted as it got larger i should have sent to you by e-mail i'll go ahead and and do that now. >> good evening commissioners i'd like to clarify the information and the history section of the report to the proposed legislation it appears because san fra

be neglecting and providing a disservice to the many youth that have told me personally that the sacramento office would be great because it's accessible via bart and all the training. >> next speaker, please. >> thank you, my name is dr. stanley [inaudible] iem a dentist on union street, much of what was said i already have in my documents here, the fact that dr. kalika relied on this permit and incurred considerable expense on the street that is zoned commercial for offices, i still with all the testimony tonight, i still can't understand why the permit was revoked. i just believe that his permit should be reinstated immediately and allow limb to practice dentistry in the same manner i have for the last 40 years i think the city has interfered with his contractual agreements and engineered kind of a great injustice of dr. kalika,. thank you very much, thanks for staying so late also, of course you had to be here. >> next speaker, please. >> good evening, my name is edward romonof, i'm a real estate broker since 1985 and i opened my own office in 1989 and part of the business i'm doing in

low wrapping around, off the sierra, off the sacramento valley. around valeo. this system is already -- so far, no reports of anything reaching the ground. doesn't mean it is not right now where you are. the observations -- nobody has tweeted me, sent me an, mail or anything. snow in the sierra nevada. truckie is reporting some snow. a winter weather advisory. not bad for may. upper 40s, 0s. a combination of that cloud cover, low. a little breeze around south, southwest. west, southwest. it's variable. but tend to favor more of a south or westerly direction. southeast, south. west at 20 at fso. plenty going ornament 39arcada. 02 monta ray. there's the low. we are on the westernening of this, but the wraparound could get more shower activity toward lake county, napa county, solano, contra costa. getting flurries in blue canyon. that severs. but through 5:00 a.m., that low cents up show in california, is on its way to southern california. by tomorrow, will be too far to the north of it. . . we get a little afternoon heating. things could bubble up. just clipping p

the sacramento valley, notice the shade of red, getting into the 90s. the warmest weather you have seen in some time. if you are going that way expect summer-like heat. we will continue this as we get into the first part of your weekend, then change is on the way. i will have the numbers on your screen and what you can expect coming up. good morning, sal. >>> good morning. we are looking at a commute where traffic is going to be mostly okay. there is a crash in berkeley, though. westbound 80 at the gillman street off ramp there is a crash right in this area here. it is off to the side. it hasn't been causing any slow traffic, really. the traffic is driving by without any major problems. be aware of it i. is there. they are clearing it up quickly west 80 at gillman. if you are driving to the bay bridge toll plaza, it is still like getting into san francisco -- light getting into san francisco. we are expecting decent commute. in san jose, northbound 101, 280 and 85 looking good. >> thank you, sal. >>> new criticism this morning of a plan to deal with the

she represents the sacramento area. we talked about spectrum and net neutrality. joining us is representative doris matsui, a democrat from california. representative matsui you are cochair of the spectrum caucus. what do you do? representative matsui: my cochair is from kentucky. we felt spectrum is a vital resource in this country. it is a finite resource. the powers of most everything we understand as far as our ipads and phones and everything else. i felt it was necessary for people to understand this is what powers our economy. it is something that is important. it is the oxygen of a digital economy. whether you are doing -- measuring your heartbeat or the heating in your home -- we had to think about water efficiencies. we use spectrum for all of that. we thought it was important for the rest of congress to understand this vital resource. it is our invisible infrastructure, so to speak. it do not see it but without it, we wouldn't be where we are today. >> is it controlled by an entity? representative matsui: a spectrum is out there. we had to harness it in a

farmers along the sacramento, san joaquin delta made the offer.er take less water for irrigation or leave a quarter of their crops unplanted. and the drought is creating another problem for californians. large infestations of roaches. exterm nay sars say -- those roaches are now looking for water and a place to cool off. so they are going into people's homes through cracks in the walls and corners. >> and my garage is the biggest part. due to the fact that there are cracks and crannies in there. that is where you will get most of your bugs. >> pest control companies are reporting a surge in business. roaches are also hiding out under landscape tarps and flower beds. >>> support is growing for a terror last electric's. her ever -- and the name of a student who police say committed suicide. school officials told her to change that shirt saying it was glorifying suicide. but she refused to do it. >> i said no. they said i don't think you understand. i said i understand, i can't do that. they said okay you will have to call your parents and have them

for people like dave anderson from iowa who plans to follow the race through every stage. in sacramentoke luery, fox 2 news. >>> amgen tour is an eight day competition. it will run from nevada city to lodi. the race will be in san jose then it's off to southern california later on this week. >>> for the second time in a month an east bay pharmacy is cleaning up after would be thieves crash an suv right through the front window. the item that investigators believe those criminals were after. >>> plus scenic beauty and invasion. the bay area is known for a lot of great things now one bay area city can call itself number one in something else just in time for mother's day. >> and low clouds will gradually move through the bay. the temperature change over the next few days and when rain chances make a come back on the five day forecast. on his quest, jack ventured far and wide. through dust, fog and rain. until he smelled something legendary. garlic herb butter. jack knew what to do. take the cowboy with him. and that's how the buttery jack came to be. our juiciest, butteriest craviest burg

the girl's body was found burning in a field 90 miles north of sacramento. eputies arrested 25-year-old juan rivera. the boyfriend of the little girl's mother. rivera reported he last saw the girl at the apartment early thursday before he suffered a seizure and passed out. deputies said that jadianna larsen's mother was in medical treatment at the time of her disappearance and she is cooperating with the investigation. >> this mother is not being looked at as a suspect in this case. the mother has had a legitimate reason for not being around. >> juan rivera is being held at the sacramento county jail without bail. he is scheduled to appear in court tuesday. >>> another presidential hopeful threw his hat in the ring for the race for the white house. former maryland governor democrat martin o'malley took the stage today with his wife in baltimore. the 52-year-old is casting himself as a new generation leader who would rebuild the economy and reform wall street. >> today in america with dreams of college and a decent paying job and a security retirement slipping

the sacramento area community heartbroken. the case of a missing 6-year-old and the person in custody. >> saving water in north bay. new restrictions go into effect tomorrow. >> if you are attending lerock this weekend we want to see your photos. bottlerock. >>> good morning. happy sunday to you. a live look there over san jose starting out with mostly cloudy skies. 57 degrees. and a light northwesterly breeze. >>> there's recent data that shows the mountain snowpack across california is zero percent of normallal. that is according to measurements taken at 98 stations, that means even before summer begins there will essentially be no more of the crucial snow melt the state relies on to replenish streams and reservoirs that supply the water. on april 1st when the snow pack hit a record low of 6% of normal governor brown issued that first statewide mandatory water restriction. now with snow pack gone and state entering the fourth year of the drought such catbacks may be just the beginning. >>> the ongoing drought does have more

we have the rain and thunderstorms over the sacramento valley at this time. at activity will continue to spiral out over the central valley. a passing shower moved through sebastopol. some of it was virga where it van rated before it hit the land. but nevertheless we are picking up the light rain showers here. that's the scene towards vac having at this hour. plenty of cloud cover. we have layers of clouds. that's a good indication of rain, hail and thunderstorms. this is an upper-level disturbance taking an inside track. it will nudge west clipping our inland areas producing that chance of showers and thunderstorms. a winter weather advisory in effect 4 to 6" into the yosemite area. high pressure for the weekend dry skies ahead. here's futurecast. notice the unsettled air mass with the hit and miss scattered shower primarily northeast at the santa cruz mountains and san benito county. flurries and snow in the high sierra. sun-up already happened and by the time it sets, if the temperatures make a difference today, 50s to the mid-70s. the big story is the isol

. >> firefighters called to the building on sacramento street. the fire went to second alarm ten minutes later. the fire was not controlled for two hours. fire crews say the was challenging, the building was boarded up and difficult to access. they're investigating where the fire started and what started it. no injuries reported. >> and developing now in the great plains, flash floodwaters turned deadly after intense rains there. take a look at aftermath. from clairemore, oklahoma a fire fighter was swept away and killed. captain jason farley a 20 year veteran with the clairemont fire department. take a look at cat strafastrophic flooding. good samaritans helped the driver inside off to escape in time. because right afterward the suv flipped over and drifted out of sight. >> and all of this floodwater is now receding in some places. but in others the danger certainly not over yet. brian mohr mazhas more on this extreme situation. >> reporter: caught in a north texas flash flood. wade carson lost his suv but not his friend. >> very very traumatic.

the sacramento area came in fifth. h fell from 46 in 2014 to dead last at number 50 this year. along with exercise, it factored in smoking, obesity rates and diabetes. >> the researchers say the list is meant as a call of action to improve public health and create more parks, playgrounds and recreation centers i. >> i centers. >> let's go to sal. i know you are watching the commute. you are also working on developing a name for that sphidder out there -- for that spider out there. >>> it's a tough job. somebody has to do it. we've generated a lot of comments on it. go to the facebook page. there's steve on the facebook page. see. we have a lot of good stuff there. you can participate in naming the spider. if you want to come up for a name, put it in there or you can -- some of the popular names so far are peter parker, charlotte and others. but we'll name it and announce other decision tomorrow between 7:00 and 8:00. the spider has not made an an appearance today -- an apeerance today -- appearance today. the traffic is

pushing all the way through the delta into portions of the sacramento valley. the pattern not changing a whole lot. we are waking one overcast skys in the north bay, east bay, south bay and also along the coast. concord 50, 53 in oakland. along the peninsula 54 at sfo, low 50s over santa rosa, novato and napa. thousand commute, sal? >>> we are doing well when it comes to the commute. look at the drive on the bay bridge. we will start there and traffic is moving along pretty well. getting into san francisco, no major problems getting into the city and the traffic looks good as you drive on the freeway once you get there. also looking at the san mateyo bridge. that traffic looks good. the road work eastbound near the toll plaza the traffic looks good all the way through. the westbound traffic looks nice driving out in. if you are driving in the south bay, 101, 280 an 205 are all off to a good start. back to the desk. >>> thank you, sal. a plan to address our state's ongoing drought is drawing criticism in frustrated residents in the silicon valley. now more live f

it's pushed the clouds into the sacramento valley. more sunshine, at least away from the coast. right along the coastline we'll remain with the cote line and slightly warmer weather on the way. we have 51 in napa. sacramento, 52. 57 in livermore. hayward, 55 in san jose this morning. hel local to you. 58 degrees. gonna see the as play? 62 at fame time. westerly wind to about 10 miles an hour. partly cloudy skies in the forecast for today. temperatures in the low 60s expected right around downtown san francisco for today. get into the east bayshore line, mid- to upper 60s. east bay hills, 70s on the wait for areas like concord and walnut creek. low to mid-70s. upper 70s for brentwood and pittsburg. the warming trend continues into the second part of the business week and into the first part of your weekend. i will have a look at how warm i expect to go coming up. >>> good morning. we have a crash in the silicon valley. this crash has been moved to the right shoulder. if you are looking at the commute on highway 17, it doesn't look that bad. but 208 is taking a beat. if you are dr

of people's grief but i'll stand up for any baby i bring this with me i saw a gavin newsom at the sacramento the other day not the last but a couple weeks ago and i shimmed this his concern was the picture was ugly i wanted him to read what he said you probably think you know how this story goes our wrong on august 14, 2018 a high school councilmember sharp boy was gunned gown u down on san francisco street it maybe easy to say this wasn't a gang violence it wasn't one the city's more diverse neighborhoods and it wasn't one of the cases where police officer have no leads no suspect no chance to arrest the killers who shot pallet brown 17 year-old borrow i know who killed her son gavin newsom said the da knows who killed they are son the police officer know he's serious they can name names and identify individuals and i and list home addresses today those words were said and i still want justice for my child i understand they got restored justice and reentry programs and stuff but why do you have all that stuff for them and we as mothers are the victims we don't have anything but they've gett

. >> reporter: also coming in through this portal, water from the sacramento river. a supply brought in for the first time this year. it is also warmer and more organic. >> this year this is not going to be the normal water customers are used to drinking. we expect changes to the taste and the smell. >>> this will be the second time they will introduce the new supply but more slowly since the last time customers complined. >> the -- complained. >> it is safe to drink but it leaves a different taste and smell that people are not used to. >> reporter: customers will notice the change next week and are advised to get used to it. >> they are here till the drought ends and we need a wet winter or a few wet winters to get out of the drought. >> reporter: what can you do? chill the water wydown. the colder it -- way down. the colder it is the better it tastes and this is a carbon filter. a britta pitcher, that will filter out the taste and the smell. not cheap, 25 bucks. but it is a way you can protect yourself for a long time come. tom vacar, ktvu fox 2 news. >> all right.

this is the third deadly wrongway crash in the sacramento in the past two months. chp officers say all three crashes happened in the fast lanes. chp advising drivers to stay out of the fast lane when driving late at night or early in the morning. >>> time is 6:05. the lock down in santa barbara has been lifted after three people were shot and injured near the campus. it happened last night. two men were shot. one of the suspects was assaulted and a second suspect escaped in his car. police are saying this was a domestic disturbance. but police also say the same apartment complex has seen several armed robberies in recent weeks. last nights violence comes a year after the shooting rampage in aye a la vista -- isla vista. on friday one of the victims mother spoke out calling for more focus on campus security. >>> there are more problems on the new eastern span of the bay bridge. and brian flores is out on treasure island and says once again the issue has to do with that new landmark tower. brian. >> reporter: yeah it sure does, pam. a member of that panel that over s

rapid-fire sports >> pam :good night my name is mary molina and i'm a pipeline engineer for pg&e in the sacramenton. new technology is being used in all facets of the company and what we do. pg&e is employing these technologies as an investment to the system for the long run. we're not just going to roll up and go home because we live here and we work here and we care about the work and we care about doing it right. we all have the same goals to make the system safe and to make the community safe. together, we're building a better california. [♪♪♪] ♪ i'm gettin' out ♪ ♪ i'm gettin' out ♪ ♪ i'm gettin' out ♪ ♪ gonna have a look around ♪ ♪ now is the time ♪ ♪ i started flyin' ♪ ♪ both feet off of the ground ♪ ♪ head in the sky ♪ ♪ eyes open wide ♪ ♪ happy to look around ♪ >>> historic floods. >> oh, my god. >> how to get out alive if this ever happens to you. >> oh, my god. oh, my god. >> then, duggar family scandal. >> how the molestation accusation was an open secret going back seven years. >> and, the beautiful actress who went from this to this. her husband's desperate plea to save his wife. >>

my name is mary molina and i'm a pipeline engineer for pg&e in the sacramento region. w technology is being used in all facets of the company and what we do. pg&e is employing these technologies as an investment to the system for the long run. we're not just going to roll up and go home because we live here and we work here and we care about the work and we care about doing it right. we all have the same goals to make the system safe and to make the community safe. together, we're building a better california. >> pam: to those of 15 to more optimistic some other recent years but house that optimism translating into actual opportunity apart as a scene and karen k. so upset expectations vs. reality. >> reporter: vacations' agrees combination of four years of hard work sofa at the job she stars in june 6th internships was steady at the university of maryland and several for the next up the strategy typical among members of the class of 2015 a intensive the considered a job market and their intended field before selecting the major according to a saver survey by mohsen part

vic lee abc 7 news. >>> a wrong way driver has proved deadly again in the sacramento area. the chp says the man driving east on westbound 80 slammed into a lexus sedan overnight. two of the men in the sedan were killed as was the driver the pickup. the identities of the three men have not been released. 14 people have been killed in wrong-way accidents in the sacramento region since january. there have been nearly 100 collisions involving wrongway drivers in sacramento counties in the last three years. five are facing felony charges for making threats on social media. these kids are seventh graders at brighton middle school south of santa cruz. this all started on saturday when a parent saw instagram messages where the students threatened to shoot four classmates and a teacher. they arrested all five students ages 12 and 13. the brighton leaders alerted parents on sunday about this threat. >> we don't consider this a joke. we don't consider something that we take lightly. social media has created a lot of new challenges for school districts and at the same time school distri

but i have to tell you we've had upper 80s and low 90s up here in the sacramento valley. this way. we'll be in the mid-80s and temperatures like vallejo in the low 70s we'll be in the upper 70s. there's the bay bridge with the fog coming in right now. high clouds over head. you see those as we mentioned earlier streaming over top. the high pressure set sort of signature arch there the clouds. that's the jet stream and that's a ridge pattern. it's not pronounced really but enough we know is there and it's producing the fog right at the coast. and keeping it from making it well inland and that's what's going to warm up tomorrow that basic idea. the wind is blowing. gusting to 25 right now. calm in nevato. sfo was blowing pretty hard. san francisco 50 degrees right now. 52 in napa. typical night on par for what we've been seeing. notice less fog. so it just burns off quicker. your saturday ends up warmer. and i'm not going to call it hot but upper 70s, mid- and maybe we have mid-80s. maybe out toward antioch and brentwood. then you will see the 90s showing up in the sacramen

that's it we will see you tomorrow my name is mary molina and i'm a pipeline engineer for pg&e in the sacramentoew technology is being used in all facets of the company and what we do. pg&e is employing these technologies as an investment to the system for the long run. we're not just going to roll up and go home because we live here and we work here and we care about the work and we care about doing it right. we all have the same goals to make the system safe and to make the community safe. together, we're building a better california. [♪♪♪] ♪ i'm gettin' out ♪ ♪ i'm gettin' out ♪ ♪ i'm gettin' out ♪ ♪ gonna have a look around ♪ ♪ now is the time ♪ ♪ i started flyin' ♪ ♪ both feet off of the ground ♪ ♪ head in the sky ♪ ♪ eyes open wide ♪ ♪ happy to look around ♪ >>> oh, my gosh. >> the voice judge adam levine, sugar bombed. >>> embattled tom brady. >> deborah: what he's saying did deflategate. >> and where we found wife gisele today. >>> and it's war, sofia vergara and her ex-fiance's frozen embryo tv battle. >> i don't want to allow this person to take more advantage. >> we both went -- we ar

farmers along the sacramento, san joaquin delta made the offer.concession by this group which holds some of california's strongest and oldest water rights. now they offer to either take less water for irrigation or leave a quarter of their crops unplanted. now the drought is causing yet another problem for us in california. you ready? big infestations of cock roaches. roaches are usually found in outdoor water drains but because of the heat and the drought, the roaches are out there looking for water and some place to cool off. they are getting into houses through crack and walls and in corners. >>> the happiest place on earth is celebrating its 60th anniversary. we want to take you live from disney land. check out those crowds. they just opened up. they were all standing behind a little rope line. >> with pam cook. >> yes. have been camping out over night and i know some of them were actually camping out since 8:00 last might. i bet you those front people at the line i don't want to know when they got there. a big event down there. a lot of freeb

all the way to the sacramento valley. coming up we will talk to residents and see where they were when the quake hit but not too bad. live from napa i'm tara moriarty, back to you. >>> meantime a dramatic start to a holiday dui crack down in san francisco. a driver was arrested after trying to avoid a check point area last night and crashed. shortly before 10:00 the driver tried to back out of the check point line on harrison and harriette street. he didn't get far before he was given a sobriety test and taken into custody on suspicion of dui. 25 people were killed on california roads during the memorial day weekend last year. seven people were not wearing seat belts. >>> despite higher gas prices, millions of people are expected to hit the road this memorial day. nationwide prices are up $0.27s in the past month. i've noticed that. the national average is $0.91s less than what it was the same time last year. that is $0.50 more than last month but again still cheeper than a year ago. there will be no bart station and while

sacramento 47. there goes thend a lot of active weather in central and southern california but we're on the drier side. mostly sunny and breezy at times. below average temps really not going to recover much here. there is a really cool air mass in place. 60s and 70s on the temps. fog is already forming although there is no heat in the valley and there is cool air aloft. the water temps are really cold. >> some interesting stuff. >> yeah it's really good. >> all right steve, thank you. >>> time is 5:21. future host of the late show says he will pay for every teachers grant. how stephen colbert came up with the money to make a lot of students very happy. >> an app that can tell you if you are too drunk to drive. after the break the possible downside to this new technology. on his quest, jack ventured far and wide. through dust, fog and rain. until he smelled something legendary. garlic herb butter. jack knew what to do. take the cowboy with him. and that's how the buttery jack came to be. our juiciest, butteriest cr

the farmers along the sacramento/san we keen delta made the offer.ome of the strongest and oldest wfrt rights. they -- water rights. they offered to take less water or leave a quarter of their crops unplanted. >>> the drows is causing another -- drought is causing another prob blel. large infestations of cockroaches. the roaches are found in outdoor water drains but because of the heat and the drought, they are out there crawling around looking for water and some place to cool off. they are getting into houses, through cracks and walls an corners. >> in my garage, it's the biggest part. there's still cracks an crannies. that's where you will get most of the bugs trying to get in out of the heat. >> the pest control companies are seeing a surge in business. roaches are hiding out under landscapes, tarps, even in the flower beds searching for water. >>> 7:54. there are a number of fun events in the bay area during this memorial day weekend. mike mibach runs them down for us in this weekend's watch. >> reporter: countdown to a big holiday weekend is wel

. >>> anglers sped through the sacramento river looking for the best fishing spot on the delta.e competing in the bass master elite series. they are trying to win $100,000 prize. after today the number of boats will be cut down to 52 then tall way down to 12 boats by sunday. the object is to catch the most fish by total weight. the current leader is chris zaldane with 30-pounds of fish. yesterday he caught a 12- pounder. >>> we will be following a may day protests throughout the afternoon and evening around the country. there are more demonstrations planned in san francisco and san jose. more on ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00 and on ktvu.com and our mobile app my time we are off the air. thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. have a great weekend. to 40 mi in just six strides?t it's maximum speed for up to seven miles? plus, that the bloodhound's sense of s is a thousand times more powerful than a humans? and, there are actually some border collies who's intelligence level compares with that of a young child. these dogs can perform some amazing tricks. today's show is all

the sacramento valley into the 80s and eventually we will be into the 80s as well.oday though. 73 in concord this afternoon. 65 in oakland. 71 redwood city. a cool 58 in pacifica and the on shore breeze will continue. it's quite robust through fairfield. possibly going to blow the clouds into the sacramento valley by about sunrise which will come in 20 minutes. here's the numbers for today. us this -- this will be the coolest day. sal. >>> we have a couple of crashes that will start off in the east bay and start off with highway 4. we have a crash. a couple of them. one is on the boulevard onramp between westbound 4. the other one is westbound 4 at auto center drive. and one of these crashes is in the lanes so a couple of different incidents here in antioch if you can somehow give yourself extra time in antioch to get on the road and get going here because it is going to be very slow as you drive through. i want to let you know the traffic is already backing up to the bypass here. if you're driving on pittsburgh, it looks pretty good over the hill, over to concord.

temperature will climb, a view of the satellite, the delta breeze 33 miles an hour all the way into the sacramento valley. seems like things have not changed, as we get into the second part of the week it will check. hayward 56, san jose is starting out at 58 degrees. a quicker clearing expected for today. we'll be mostly sunny. it stays close to the coast, partly cloudy to mostly cloudy. 70s expected inland. give you a quick peek what you can expect. a beautiful day coming our way with the warming trend continuing. i'll have more in a little bit. >> back the sun stood. >> we -- today. we like the sunshine. >> good morning to you, a nice looking commute to start off wednesday morning. wednesday, right? let's look at what we have. traffic looks good as you come up to the bay bridge toll plaza it is light, no major problems there, the morning commute looks good on the bridge, we had earlier roadwork overnight, traffic is smooth. as we look at the same area you can see the san mateo looks good. let's go back too the desk. topping the news there's a search for an suv after a toll taker at the bay brid

the sacramento native sees himself as the perfect fit for the red and gold's defense. look and they can be worn twice per season. and the raider selected alabama season cooper the consensus best receiver in this draft. he's expektcted to make an immediate impact as the fcc player of the year. and amar'e tweeted, i'm not thinking about a a mansion, he's thinking about hall of fame. he said he was honored to rep rep the silver and black. and after beating the a's today, 6-5, the giants. >>> can i do the forecast for tomorrow? >> sure, geforo for it. >> hot. >> but in what places? >> for that i go for you. >> it will be h-o-t in the trivalley. and the south bay 87 tomorrow. >> hot. >> yeah. >> have a great friday. >> bye bye. >> ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- scarlett johansson david steinberg, musical guest, blur,

in areas like antioch in the sacramento valley. to the north, cloudy skies all the way into win barry. -- win barry -- windbury. today, a lot like yesterday. our temperatures right now, very similar to how we were at the lunch hour yesterday. i want to back you up farther and show you this is the low- pressure system that will be working close to the coast in the coming days. that will be the opportunity. -- for us to see scattered showers on tuesday. it doesn't look like a huge deal. for today and tomorrow, mostly cloudy, cool, patchy drizzle. a better chance of showers on thursday. our bay area weekend looks dry and warmer. i will show you numbers in the extended forecast. the numbers right now, 58 degrees in oakland, upper 50s redwood city, 62 ann livermore. -- ann livermore. -- in livermore. into the east bay, we have tempers in the late 50s -- temperatures in the low 50s. in dental, 67. santa clara valley, upper 60s. 68, morgan hill. 66 is expected for sunnyvale. the peninsula, more of the same. the extended forecast here, we h

that breeze blew the low clouds into the sacramento valley. 56 in concord, 51 in napa. 55 sfo. 55 in heyward, hopefully you were sleeping at this hour yesterday, the clouds will peel back. one area that can't seem to clear has been the east bayshore line, oakland, alameda, mostly cloudy for the day. for the afternoon upper 50s at the coast. 60s around the bay. a few more 70s around the area. 73 in concord, 65 heyward. 61 san francisco. 71 for napa. the mild temperature will turn warm. i'll look at that coming up, and we have sal back. >> good mornings -- morning, the commute is looking good as you drive through the bay bridge toll plaza, it's been a nice drive, hopefully it will continue to be that way, the overcast is not causing a big problem, looking at the commute on 880, it's a nice looking drive. in san jose that looks very nice, i see one car now, you get the point, it is nice and light. let's go back to the desk. >> we're following developing news out of texas, severe storms cause problems there, this is new video in houston taken in the last hour, look under the freeway, wate

dale kasler of the sacramento bee, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> >> sreenivasan: and now to our signature segment. the philadelphia amtrak derailment brought new attention to safety on passenger trains. it comes as federal regulators are also taking steps to improve freight rail safety, especially when it comes to trains that haul oil. the oil boom in places like north dakota has led to huge budget surpluses and created thousands of jobs. but because there are few pipelines in the state, much of the oil extracted there has to be sent across the nation by rail. now federal officials are putting new rules in place, ordering companies to strengthen older railcars. this updated story originally aired last may. stephen fee reports. >> reporter: it was just after 2:00 p.m. on december 30, 2013, when the calls began streaming in. two trains had collided just half a mile outside casselton, north dakota; one loaded with grain, the other with crude oil. volunteer fire chief tim mclean headed straight to the scene. >> then, i kind of knew this was going to be a big one, the way it was desc

written in the media i think the probability the one i think is most accurate is one written by the sacramento business times that lays out other health plans and other organizations that have not-for-profit status and he fine line that lays between the nonprofits like kaiser or sutter or other heartache plans not-for-profit and features identified in that article. >> thank you very much for your time i hope this edifies the conversation getting into the weeds. >> item 17. >> discussion item opportunity to place items on future agendas. >> any items from the board or public comment on this item >> hearing none item 18. >> item 18 discussion item opportunity for the public comment to comment on any matters within the board's jurisdiction. >> any public comment? on this item? >> a question of clarification i hope it isn't awkward i don't attend these as i eyed to do in the past i noticed by the rates for my drug prirpgsdz went up for blue shield i go to walgreens drug store and suddenly much higher was this vote on by the board to increase the rates what exactly is going on i want information on

they released a statement saying in part, lambert was arrested and booked into the sacramento county jail on a charge of homicide after what detectives believed to be an unintentional killing of the victim. cbs13 later learned it's illegal for lambert to even have a gun because he is a convicted felon. sources call it a bulletproof vest test that tragically failed. >> what can you say? it's just tragic and dumb, you know? >> that was ron jones reporting there. lambert is charged with murder and other weapons charges. he is being held without bail at the sacramento county jail. >>> tonight the pentagon is on damage control after it says live anthrax was sent to government and commercial labs in nine states including near california, by mistake. the labs had expected to receive dead anthrax spores instead. cdc is investigating but says there is no known risk to the general public. >>> more soccer executives could be facing charges in a huge scandal involving bribes and kickbacks. u.s. prosecutors have charged 6 current members of fifa so far. it is the world's soccer governing body. a

. >> the men's race starts on sunday in sacramento. stage 3 will be held in san jose next tuesday. download our new ktvu weather app for the latest on the conditions. we are also posting updates on twitter and facebook. >>> people in the east bay might notice a funny taste in their tap water. ktvu's tom vacar explains it has to do with the drought. >> reporter: in previous years all of east bay mud's water supply came from sierra snow melt flowing down the river and pumped to customers from the bottom of the reservoir. this spring the water will come from the warmer top of the reservoir and from the sacramento river. it will taste and smell different. >> we wanted to preserve as much cold water as possible so that we could release it later in the year. >> reporter: regulations require the cold water be released later when salmon are spawning. east bay mud has no choice but to comply. this situation could go on for years till the drought breaks. >> definitely months to come and into next year if things don't improve. it is getting worse every year. >> from whatever source and stage t