the risk he took to save a driver who crashed into the sacramento river. >>> new at 11:00, this man saved this woman's life after a car crash. >> that teen was recently honored for his actions. >> reporter: talion rooney had to get down the road. headed for a halloween celebration. >> hi plans at night to go hang out. >> reporter: the 16-year-old's plans quickly changed when something in the sacramento river caught his attention. >> i noticed a car in the water. >> reporter: a closer look and what callahan saw was even more startling. >> there was a lady in the car. >> reporter: the high school junior said there's no time to waste and he ran down to the water to help. >> her car sank. i got her arm and pulled her out of the car. >> reporter: fully clothed. >> he's only 15 to 20 feet out there getting the woman out there safely. >> slamming her back with her head above. and she was pretty unresponsive. >> reporter: the chp said the woman's car traveled off the road for an unknown time. she was treated at the hospital, okay now. but if it wasn't for callahan, the chp says the woman would ha

if you have sun, noticeably cooler but there's a good fog bank making it to the sacramento valley andtems from oakmont, beautiful oakmont, i love kenwood. 7:30 am, .03 and still dripping thank you for the information. we go way back, santa rosa, 1981-1982 when it was an el niÑo year and people accused of of fudging rainfall numbers. we said no, it's the truth, joe, you remember. thank you for that. good man. highway 12, if you have not been there, make a trip. low cloud deck yuma city, san francisco, 59, 54 average 65, 52, 87, 1896 record high, 47 1899. the record low. a long time since we've had records for the city. low clouds probably getting to the up, west wind breeze or maybe for viewed gusting to 35 travis, vacaville thursday that gusting to 35 which is strong. cooler pattern and into tomorrow but more of sun in the fog will max out. los altos 51, was i-55 pacifico 52, low clouds at fog hemingway to mostly sunny, partly sunny, the system is coming itself out pushing toward so the company a lowdown, cool down 60s, some 50s and it does not look like it will be warm. pitchers stay

one of my favorites is where helping to restore salmon in the sacramento system. of the ways we are doing it is using the floodplain that there is rice growing in northern california and people find issues but the reality is that rice is here to stay and we love rice but during the spring flood we are working with the rice farmers to allow them to flood their fields and growth salmon, the young salmon returning to the city and we found out using science and working with students is they found out that in the floodplain there is a lot more to eat and the salmon grow three times the size they normally would. they are stuck inside the channel that is the sacramento wherever. -- river >> there is tons of fish but had to get them back into the channel?>> they have these weirs that they raise it and lower. they flood the plane and they grow the salmon and they grow three times the size they do if they are left in the river. and then as the water ebbs as the spring comes on and they start start evacuating they let it back down in the water rushes back into the river. the

terry, the recovery effort was happening for much of the day on the east side of the bridge, and the sacramento county sheriff's department says that the man jumped off an anchored boat, and tried to retrieve his hat, and never resurfaced or came up. and now, the marine detail, and the helicopters from the coast guard never recovered anything, and today, they were using sonar scans. the police say he is a 55-year-old man from antioch. and the coast guard did join local authorities to help promote boating safety and enforcement as the season kicks off to remind the boaters about the critical importance of the rules surrounding matters of life jackets and flotation devices. we spoke to the harbor master who also offered some additional tips for boertaters. >> you need to ask some questions at the local marina, and local knowledge and you need to spend some time to look at a chart to determine the sand bars and where they r and you need to know if you break down, who do you call? >> reporter: and the sheriff's department said that boating under the influence is a high priority of course and boater

the fog has made it to sacramento moving to the north. a huge push and much cooler with 50s on the temperatures, low to mid and on the peninsula right at 50 and 56 at menlo park, loss out those at 49. mostly cloudy skies and partly cloudy this afternoon with temperatures cool, breezy to windy with 60s and low 70s. >>> it is 5:29 am. >>> this is generally when it against the pickup. >> yes it is. is this national wine day?>> why not? >>> let's talk about the drive, traffic moving along okay from fairfield to vallejo, not a bad commute. the solano commute okay and the maccarthur maze looking pretty good. no major problems driving to the bay bridge toll plaza, traffic looking good. the fog is not been an issue. it is not an issue for the drivers, and you can see not only the tower but everything else. a nice picture. >>> jury deliberations are expected to begin in the murder trial of the three santa clara county deputies accused of beating the inmate to death and charged with murder in connection with the fatal beating of michael tyree in 20

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the heaviest precip is over the sacramento valley. y cloudy skies, the finger of fog, the low clouds from our kpix 5 studios past pier 9 and yerba buena island towards right there you can see mount diablo. this is the other view from sutro tower looking to the north this morning. wow, what a dramatic scene. and you see the clouds breaking up. mid- and high-level clouds and then you have the low stratus from the marine layer. we are in the 50s. the winds have been breezy up to 12 in san francisco. 12 in sfo. 14 in fairfield. meanwhile temperatures across the board today will see earlier burnoff featuring the 50s. 60s and 70s with the clearing of the skies around the peninsula today, 70s in the santa clara valley. 70s to the east. these temperatures are slightly below average. 70 in san rafael. the full forecast is coming up. first jaclyn. >> good morning, tracking a couple of hot spots at the approaches to the bay bridge toll plaza. we have a crash along the eastshore freeway. that's westbound 80 at gilman street. that has one lane bloc

. >> the search for the missing man was called off when night fell and resumed sunday morning. sacramento county sheriff office heads the search further out into the delta. >>reporter: now even here in the evening hours, marina is still pretty busy and green patch of area over there, that is brown's island. that is where the boat was when the young boy went over and where the search initially was. it's now being conducted much further into the delta and all the sacramento county sheriff office is heading that investigation. we've placed several calls and e-mails into sacramento county but so far we have not heard anything back on the status of this investigation if they have been able to locate the man. we'll hopefully have an update for you later tonight. we do not know in f the search is going on later at this point. >> thank you. >>> hot weather this weekend and temperatures reached into the 90s and many inland areas people flocked to the bay area beaches to try and cool off. here's what it looked like this afternoon at crown beach and alameda. mash. >> very hot temperatures today and,

it will be cool all the way out to the sacramento valley. below will form and that will give us a breezy and windy pattern for the next couple of days. a big cool down today and tomorrow. up north, a lot of 50s and a few upper 40s. cloudy skies. the system will give us cloud cover and their may be a few breaks later but more likely it will be a cloudy, breezy and windy day. the low will take a track toward southern california. we will be dryer by sunday. 50s, 60s, maybe a 70 or to. a big change compared to 48 hours ago. >> although the newsroom is a little slower to change. >> and you are saying? >> it's a little warm for me. not everyone agrees. it's kind of like -- you are in the car and your wife once it a little hotter and you want a cooler. >>> let's go out and take a look at the commute. the traffic is moving along well on 580 westbound as you drive through. it is going to be a nice commute. no major problems on the altamont pass. the traffic is looking good. no major problems, by the way, on 880 or the east bay commute. we are also loo

the department says people should hold off on visiting the american and sacramento rivers. ter levels are still dangerously high because of the strong winter storms. not only that there's a lot of debris that washed into the river during the flooding that can be hard to spot. >> we real listen don't thing of them as being good options for recreation at this point. >> there were zero drownings on the sacramento-area rivers last year. firefighters credit the increaseded availability of life jackets and more water patrols. the department fears people could be caught off-guard, though, following years of drought. >>> happening later today, state public health leaders already responding to governor brown's revised budget and growing uncertainties about the health care issues. he also talked about how if president trump's health care plan ultimately makes its way through congress. >>> consumer watch dog group is blasting pge for seeking to raise its rates in order to shut down the diablo canyon planned. t.u.r.n. now says pg & e is asking for a new rail proposal. the extra money wo

the wind gusting over 35 in vacaville which allows the low clouds to make it out to the sacramento valleyu are heading out, bundle up because it will be a cold day with gradual warming into the weekend. we had that system yesterday in one coming down from the north today equaling 60s for many with a few low 70s.>>> what do we see out there? >> looking to see where things are. traffic is okay in the south bay, off to a nice start in san jose. the traffic continues to look pretty good driving out to the south bay and northbound 280 looking good out to highway 17. traffic is okay on 101 and 85 with a little bit of slowing on 85 northbound. on ia 80, -- i 880, the only slow traffic. highway 4 slow to pittsburg, bay point and part of conquered. in the castro district at market and diamond, a couple blocks from the marketing castro there is an injury accident with airbags deployed. that has market at diamond, a couple of blocks away from market and castro. the bay bridge toll plaza is backed up for a 10 to 15 minute wait.>>> it is 6:31 am. breaking news out of san francisco, a body found near t

. >>> the poems in sacramento to make sure students, not officials manage the budget. >>> good morning. we see traffic is doing well, if you're driving on the east shore freeway, heading out to the macarthur mays. >> inland, it will be your turn today for cool after the coast yesterday, and some high level clouds. we'll show you that, coming up. food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. i see you, fee, played by legendary actress anjelica huston. you got me, mark. we just want fast internet for one, simple rate. for all the streaming and the shopping and the newsing, but most of all... for the this. internet for one everyday simple price and no extra monthly fees. . >>> welcome back to mornings on 2, a federal judge said he would review the executive order of president donald trump to block funding from sanctuary cities. asked the judge, william orrick, in light of a new memo from attorney general jeff sessions and the executive order is going to apply to a relatively small amount of money and rejecting the rule in april t

the capital. democratic leaders are in sacramento for the party convention. u.s. representative adam schiff was the featured speaker and urged democrats to come together to save the country from a cushion attempt to undermine it. he blasted the president as profoundly indecent and a threat to democracy. one of the agenda issues is health care, immigration and winning back congressional seats and the mid-term election. >> a wedding to royalty. a beautiful bride here today. pippa middleton gets married and closely watched around the world. which royals were in attendance. >>a i whale in the marina in southern california. not by choice though. the efforts to save it. >> new at 11:00, take a look at this video. not something you see every day. the images of the hump back whale that ended up in the wrong spot in the ventura harbor. you can see the 35 foot whale in the harbor trying to figure out where he was going. several agencies are working to get him back out to sea. they are not sure how long he has been there. very, very close to boats and that can be dangerous f

. >> welcome to redding california, located in the northern part of the state along the sacramento river, this city of about 60,006 at the top of california's central valley. with the nearby shasta dam playing a key role in the distribution of power. redding was a major mining hub during therailroad boom from the mid-1850s to the turn-of-the-century. with the help of our charter communications partners over the next hour we will travel the city and talk with local authors about their work including the stories of a california game warden . >> i work in a case for over a year involving that. there was a bald eagle that was an endangered species and was shot and left at the front gate and the commission game officer in redding. there was a note attached to the eagle threatening the life of one of the wardens that was my supervisor at the time. >> later we go inside the shasta public library view selected items about the area from their special collections. but first, we learn about the redding writers forum and the impact it had on the literary community in california. >> so we're thinking

toopg from the nbc chop ner the sacramento area. the view in the air the water flow down the spillway is stopped as you can see to make way for the construction. a massive sink hole formed in the concrete spillway back in february you might recall. huge storms filled the lake so heit water started flowing over the adjacent emergency spillway. nearly 200,000 people evacuated out of fear the dam might collapse hopefully in a couple months they'll be to nick it and woents face the same problem this fall. >> turn things over to jeff talk about the weather outside boy warm this weekend. >> yes. yes. temperatures in the mid-90s close to 100 in a few spots. the cool down you want is coming our way over the next couple of days. ===jeff@ ck=== ==jess/vo== it )s the viral video everyone s talking about today. >> as we get a live look come to the tv to check this out the mrp layer and fog starting to move into san francisco. exactly what you want to see if it's been too hot lately. as we get a lately as currently turpt nearby in santa rosa star

. >>> we have a delta breeze which means that the east bay and the sacramento valley will cool off. maybe not lake county but everyone else will be cooling off. we have a lower cloud deck and higher clouds up above. redwood city, 78 yesterday, 72 today. livermore, 96 yesterday, 78 today. san jose, 76 today. lower clouds helped along by the higher clouds here. the combination is going to give us a mostly cloudy morning here. temperatures inland will continue to drop for all of us today. the theme is upper 70s. we have a strong delta breeze, gusts of 40 miles per hour. north west oakland and north west into hayward. 50s on the temperatures. lower to upper 50s. 51 in gilroy, 52 santa cruz, warmer towards san jose, also saratoga, 36 truckee, 52 in eu -- the east. partly sunny to mostly cloudy this morning. partly sunny later. 50s and 60s coast to the bay. 80s inland. temperatures are heading down for everyone today and we take that into friday. is nice but not hot over the weekend. >>> there was a gentlemen i met yesterday. brian dean, he works for chase bank in walnut creek, he wakes u

janet napolitano was on the hot seat in sacramento this week. what troubles you the most about the audit, the findings, and how she responded to it? >> sure. the audit had many troubling findings. first was the undisclosed off-budget funds that was not disclosed to the region, either the spending or its existence. and that that fund was being amassed or built up within the office of the president at the tame time they were asking for tuition increases from students taking campus assessments away. dollars that could have been spent on our california students. that was very troubling. the good news is, they've agreed to take all the budget recommendations of the audit report. that's good. very troubling was the tampering that appears to have happened between the office of the president and the communications that were supposed to go to the auditor confidentially to give us unfiltered, unadulterated information. they interfered with the investigation the auditor had. that, to me, is troubling, and the response that the president had. i don't believe

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the main line is to the valley now and the northern sacramento valley, reports of measurable mounts. breezy today, not as windy, 50s on the temperatures, low 60s. the cloud cover holding up the system. going back 48 hours. why 48? we've had a series of system. one on monday, the spin there, and there's the tuesday, the low clouds, the higher cloud deck. we're almost on the backside of that, so perhaps clearing later on, 60s and 70s on the temperatures. speaking of embracing twitter... this man does because it makes his job easier, as well. >> absolutely. i enjoy the interaction. it kind of has replaced chat rooms, if you remember that, interaction, and it brings you news, too. let's go to the tracy triangle. many times people will get on twitter and say, this tracy commute has become very, very slow over the years and westbound 580, 205, if you push in here, you can see how slow it is, 205, which is a freeway that i did not talk about 10 years ago, unless there was an accident there or something, now an every day thing of traffic on westbound 205, approaching 580, 12 mph here, a littl

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they were heading home to the small town of arbuckle, north of sacramento after a visit to the bay areaiver slammed into their car, triggering that fiery crash. and ramirez and of course many others are hoping that all of this new technology will hopefully save lives down the road. >> thank you, alex. >>> major upgrades are coming to an east bay bart station. more on the changes to the lafayette bart station and how they could affect your commute. also -- >> who is the only current warrior player that used to play for the jazz. >> i know. i know. no, i don't. as the warriors get ready for the western conference semifinals, we asked warrior fans how well do you know your opponent? we will show you how fans faired after the break. >>> it is slow up there. out there, i should say. and we do have slow traffic also now on 280. usually this area is not that bad. but we will tell what you is likely causing this backup. >>> well, sunshine but much cooler weather. in fact a big drop for some. not only here but parts of in the east and southeast. i'll talk about that coming up. well it's a perfec

the cool air will make it out to the sacramento valley. 50s on the temperatures.ly cooler. 52, livermore. 50, danville park 51, lafayette. we are way down compared to 48 hours ago. first we get the cloud cover. you can see this low forming. this will produce rain in southern california on sunday. maybe some sierra snow late saturday night. low and high clouds and wind. highs mainly in the 60s. >>> 5:31 am. usually this is no time. meter lights click on but so far, okay? >> so far, okay. i'm looking at those metering light. they are on. we are looking at the solano county commute as a lot of people are used to me checking in with them. let's go there first and took about interstate 880. you can see traffic is going to be okay if you are driving along 80 westbound on the solano commute. not bad so far as you were driving through. traffic is moving along nicely through vallejo. a little bit of slowing on 37 heading away from vallejo toward marin county. we are also looking at the bay bridge. those metering light went on and there is a little delay. nothing major as y

delta breeze, 35, 40, cool all the way out to the sacramento valley. nd in santa rosa this time of year, very cool direction. west-southwest, west-southwest, west-southwest. water temps are cold. they're 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

choke at the sacramento area was selected for this pilot program because that region led the states in broadway accidents. and there was one such case a couple of years of back. hector ramirez lost his sister and two nieces in a crash in 2015. they were heading back up to the town of arbuckle north of sacramento after visiting people in the bay area. they were heading over there were killed in the crash and obviously cal tran is testing out the new measures hoping the new technology can save lives down the road. socket that is scary. i ran into the on my way to work in the maze. macarthur maze that there was someone heading the wrong way. i had been heading there earlier, it is confusing in that area. stock is sal covering these things as well. i would people doing crazy things. backing up at the toll plaza. have i haven't in a while. spike i hear it when they put on the police radios. and sometimes they will stop traffic hoping. but that doesn't always happen. right now we don't have anything like that unfortunately. we do have a normal-looking commute. we will start off with the trac

still unsettled down south, a few showers possible in the mountains around l.a. sacramento 91, 67 in tahoe. for us today the is warmest day. 70s and 80s. tomorrow 50s, 60s and 70s and mainly 50s and 60s by thursday and it keeps getting colder and windier for my mother's day weekend forecast. details on that next. i tell you what, alexis, i had a comfortable commute this morning. >>> not a lot happening at this early hour so if you're just grabbing the keys, you should have a comfortable commute. i have good news for the bay bridge commute. briefly mentioned that we had a -- some type of a hazard. we weren't sure if it was a disabled vehicle or debris. westbound 80 before treasure island, that is gop. they were able to get that cleared so thumbs up there. we don't have residual delays and we are seeing our typical slowdowns here westbound 205 to 580 down to 26 and 28. quick checkout side, you won't have a lot of company. westbound 580 across the richmond and san rafael bridge. we'll check drive times at 5:20. >>> amazon is only the move. what this means for the bay area, whe

. >>> a teenager from the sacramento area who is accused of killing an 86-year-old woman appeared in court today to face murder and attempted rape charges. investigators say the woman was killed as she tried to defend her friend. as allie wolf reports the young man is also accused of attacking a 92-year-old woman hours later. >> that the defendant did unlawfully and with forethought murder a human being. >> reporter: butler listened as a judge read the murder, assault, and attempted rape charges he faces in connection with three attacks on women ages 92, 86, and 61. >> this is very, very serious. >> reporter: butler is accused of murdering an 86-year-old as she was walking at a track last wednesday. investigators say he first went after her 61-year-old walking partner. she attempted to fight back to protect her friend but she was killed. butler is also accused of assaulting a 92-year-old woman hours later. >> i thought that the family need to be represented. >> reporter: close family friend vicki butler sat in the courtroom to represent the woman she called quiet, simple. butler's men

discovery park is located where the sacramento and american river meets. much of the park is now open for business. it is a favorite for boaters and bicyclists.>> it would have been nice earlier but the fact that it is memorial day is nice. >> it is a good starting point. everybody knows where discovery park is. >> they lost as much is a $36,000 in usage fees during the five months they were closed. >>> a lawsuit filed by a 49ers cheerleader is tossed out and why she clams they are not paying up. >>> and sad news from the cooper family. a tragic accident that claimed the life of a loved one. >>> a lawsuit says -- judge ruled thursday that the lawsuit does not have enough facts. the cheerleaders say they are only paid a flat fee for games and not for practicing or making public appearances. the turkish government has issued -- he is reportedly part of a terrorist group. he says he believes that he was detained because of his political views. he said he is going to try to become an american citizen. >>> police in arizona arrested a man at a comic book convent

the sheriff's department out of sacramento county is saying this man was not located and now with the boating season underway, for many the conversation is turning to boating safety. near the antioch bridge, the coast guard said the search was suspended this afternoon. the sacramento sheriff's department said there was a sonar recovery mission today, one day after an antioch mission jumped off his boat to retrieve a hat and didn't resurface. a sheriff's spokesperson said he was not wearing a life jacket. >> memorial day weekend means it is start of the boating season. >> reporter: this is the harbor master near the bridge in oakland and with the holiday weekend here he is stressing the importance of life jackets and following boating rules. >> to have a life jacket on board for everybody and the right size for those people on board. he needs to have a throwable device and these are part of the carriage for his vessel. >> reporter: the contra costa sheriff is taking part in the delta blitz this weekend near discovery bay promoting boating safety and enforcement and boaters outside of a

and then the sacramento music festival is coming up soon and you're going to be able to go again. e. the first 210 people who go to online, again, a $45 value. sacramento's most iconic music festival hosted in old sacramento over the memorial day weekend. it is a four-day musical party, 250 sets, 70 bands, 14 venues, it's really a good time and it is a very big deal. you ought to check it out. also old town so fun to go visit. gives you a reason to go there. >>> okay. now, sunset magazine, every year they have an event at their offices. it is a very cool deal. sunset magazine is celebration weekend. you'll get a free one day festival ticket, again, $45 mvaagazine second annual celebration week will be held at cornerstone market place in sonoma this year. may 20th to 21st, you can enjoy everything you love about living in the west and all the things sunset magazine has highlighted overall these years. you get all of this through -- >> yes? tell us. >> go online to abc7 -- do tell. abc7news.com right now and check it out. >> all right. we were so busy tweeting out the deal. it was so

a drone crashing to the ground in front of a cyclist near sacramento. ece of the drone caught in the bike's front wheel and the cyclist just went right over the handlebars there. he does have gravel rash now. the drone pilot is offering him a new wheel and a new helmet. >> that's it? all right. call the repairman because the cute meter is about to go through the roof. washington, d.c. firefighters were called to perform a very special rescue yesterday. they cracked open a storm drain to free eight ducklings that had fallen through the grate. fir fighters safely set the ducklings loose and you can see they waddled back to mama. >>> yesterday i asked what could the a's possibly do after back-to-back walkoffs? they did it again. and another home run. oh, my goodness, what you're missing if you're not watching the a's play the last couple days. 66 at the coliseum. 5 by the end of the game. doesn't matter if it's getting cooler, the a's get hotter as the game goes on and they did in the extra innings. 75 in oakland. average high 68. after today you barely get

. >>> the sacramento county health officials may have found the source of the botulism outbreak and linked to an gas station in walnut grove and the people a prepared food from that gas station. there warning people that may have gone to this gas station over the last three weeks to watch out. outbreaks of botulism are rare and it is a dangerous form of food poisoning that can be deadly, and causing paralysis, blurred vision and muscle weakness. >>> the cal athletic department celebrating excellence for work done in the classroom, the ncaa notifying berkeley that seven of the teams are in the top 10% of the academic level for those in sports. being recognized for seven consecutive years and they also have the women's teams in volleyball, lacrosse, golf and gymnastics along with the means water polo team. >>> a whipping cutting -- ribbon-cutting ceremony happening at 11 am to celebrate the first protected bike lane in oakland running from the broadway on-ramp between highway 24 between keith and brookside avenue. the lanes run in both directions and separated from the traffic by concrete me

the sacramento bee reporting the water will stop floating from the spillway tomorrow.re hoping this will be the last time the spillway will be used until the next rainy season. a giant crater, of course, opening up on the ramp during heavy rains earlier this year. the goal is to have that filled up by november. >>> we are getting a first look at how new white house policies are affecting immigration enforcement around the nation. i.c.e. reports immigration arrests were up during president trump's first 100 days in office. i.c.e. reported more than 41,000 arrests. over the same time a year ago it was 30,000. >>> president trump is scheduled to meet with juan manuel santos. this is previous video of him meeting with president obama. today the two leaders are expected to talk about drug trafficking and organized crime. >>> coming up on today in the bay, we investigate. >> are you still making parts? >> no i don't think so. >> what about this part i got over the internet. >> call 911. >> bonus parts on thousands of airplanes. i'm steven stock. we investigate how these dang

the rain fall is approaching sacramento and even portions of the bay area as well. so there's the chance we could have a scattered shower late tonight into early tomorrow morning. best chance for the east bay and the south bay, but most of the organized rain fall will be to the east of the bay area. as far as right now we have increasing clouds and mostly cloudy skies. here's the live camera. san francisco out here in the distance, and there's the forecast model show you the shower threat between now, midnight, maybe 2:00 a.m. sunday morning, and sunday morning 8:00 probably partly cloudy skies or mostly clear skies and temperatures in the 40s to 50s to start the day. partly cloudy and breezy. we have the gusty winds earlier today, but the wind advisory expired in san francisco by lunchtime we'll have a few clouds out there. the warmest locations at least downtown approaching the upper 60s close to 70 degrees. warmer tomorrow. we have sierra snow, possible rain chances and a warming trend. more coming up in a few minutes. >> all right, mark thank you. >>> here's som

the sacramento fire department responded, lowered a rescuer into the drain and moments later, frank and >>> there is a population boom in california. coming up, the cities in the bay area topping the list as california's economy keeps rising. >>> the fate of sierra lamar's accused killer may be in the hands of a jury. what is expected to happen today in court. >>> it's not too bad out there right now. we do have some slowing to begin this commute. highway 24 is not too bad on the way to oakland. >>> cool for some, warm for others. it will be a toasty day for many. there are signs of the fog coming back not today but by tomorrow. >>> good morning. a 15-year-old boy is shot and killed in san francisco inside his car and he quite neighborhood. we will tell you what witnesses saw in that deadly shooting last night. >>> across the bay area, may day rallies went off without a hitch but in other cities, violence broke out. the arrest and the damage left behind as mornings on 2 continues. >>> this is ktvu mornings on 2. >>> thank you for joining us here. that is one of my favorite shots. that o

. >>> and a coalition of california businesses turning up the heat on sacramento lawmakers who want to implement tighter environmental policies. they are calling out the lawmakers by name in a new tv ad campaign. >> assemblyman ken cooley gave state employees the power to rise prices on everything from gasoline to electricity. now, californians are paying 50% more for electricity than other people. >> the california business roundtable is funding the campaign through an advocacy group called, californians for affordable and reliable little -- reliable energy. >> some have been critical about the state's climate change policies. >>> in washington dc, new questions about president try's advisor and son-in-law jared kushner and his dealings with russia. >> he is so great. if you can't produce peace in the middle east, nobody can. >> president-elect donald trump during the campaign praised his son-in-law and visor jared kushner. >> a core pillar of his inner circle, jared kushner had been acting as a conduit between president trump and foreign officials during the campaign. reuters is repo

no injuries reported among the 57 people on board the sacramento--bound train. >>> police standoff in contra costa county is finally over after hours. just before 5:30 this morning, officers escorted a man in handcuffs out of the el sobrante home where the incident happened. witnesses say they heard yelling and gunshots around 11 last night. deputies ordered a "shelter in place" for area. we spoke to a man out in the morning and he says he was shocked to see what was going on. >> very surprising. it's not what this neighborhood is usually like. it's usually quiet especially this time of the morning. lots of the neighbors know each other. it's a good place. >> the "shelter in place" was lifted 30 minutes after deputies arrested the suspect. no one was hurt. charges have not been announced. >>> the penalty phase trial is back under way for the man convicted of killing morgan hill teenager sierra lamar. our cameras were there this morning as deputies arrived to testify in the sentencing phase for antolin garcia-torres. lamar's family was also seen walking into the santa clara county cour

according to the sacramento bee, the state will seek reimbursement from the feds for 75% of the cost of the dam's permanent repairs. the rest of the money would be paid for by water customers, mostly agribusinesses and water users in southern california, not state taxpayers. >> the state got its line of credit through wells fargo. last fall the state treasurer suspended most state business with the bank after that bank account scandal. tonight a spokesman told the bee the credit line doesn't violate the treasurer's rules. >>> tonight apple has reached some new heights. it's the most valuable publicly traded company ever in the world worth more than $800 billion. some analysts forecast that it will top $1 trillion this year poured powered -- powered by the release of the new iphone 8 out in the fall. >>> the newest status symbol in silicon valley tonight is not a car or club membership or hi- tech gadget. what everyone has been clamoring for sim mortality. only on -- is immortality. only on 5 tonight susie steimle looks at the exclusive health check that's thought to somehow i disease

again, deeper towards the sacramento valley. then watch what happens as we start to approach your saturday. there's mourning and then bam! earlier burnoff just in time for the holiday weekend. futurecast shows high pressure building in and warming for the weekend. around state today: >> i thought i had only one sock to wear. did you ever come up with one sock in the laundry? >> all the time. >> this is missing childs day national missing childs day think about that when you're missing one sock think about the missing kids across the country and across the world actually. so what we want to you do is go on your social media site and do hashtag #rockonesock. and just gives awareness and solidarity to all the families throughout that are missing a loved one. ♪[ music ] ,,,, who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns o

the sacramento bee reporting former governor pat brown mislead voters about the cost of building thedam years ago and reportedlyño' ignored recommendations to delay construction. the former governor denied allegations that substandard materials were used to build the project. in february, a damaged spillway at the dam causes thousands to evacuate near the dam and in nearby communities. the mess was caused in parts by construct probllbv that date back 60 years. mi% tracking the monday morning forecast. >> it's going to be very nice. as you get out and enjoy, it's definitely going to be full of pollen in the air. a lot of sunshine, trees, and grass is high right now. i'm struggling. we'll talk about what to expect as we get a slight chance of rain in the forecast coming up next. >>> you and my kids, kari, struggling with allergies. no struggles for the roads. 880 through fremont. i did see a little slowing. >>> and another freeway shooting in the east bay. our pete suratos is following this developing story out of hayward. what we're learning about the circumstances coming up next. yo

. >>> the sacramento area man arrested accused of selling almost to me dollars worth of these -- bees and beehives and has stolen these things over the last three years, out on bail. inverse bert's -- experts say this is the biggest theft of the bees and beehives they have ever seen. >> these bee boxes and beehives are stolen throughout california, missouri and montana. >> there have been even more this due to the increased value of the beehives. >>> a man setting more fires in contra costa county and what his father had to say about the allegations. >>> the brand new fleet of trains, we show you the new design of the muni trains. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. >>> the contra costa fire officials calling this the wor

the bay area tomorrow. maybe even upper 70s near sacramento and central valley. a warmer day tomorrow and that will take us into the bay area weekend with numbers at that could return to the low. today a big drop off and tomorrow climbing up from there. we will see you back here with the five day forecast. >>> it is a fire the bay area will never forget. 36 people died in the ghost ship warehouse fire last year. coming up a lawsuit families file today and who they are blaming for the disaster. >>> a sexual harassment lawsuit filed against the bay area start up. the claims of an office sex room and how the company is responding. . >>> the family of 18 of the 36 victims of the ghost ship warehouse fire joined to take action against those they blame for the fire. this lawsuit alleges negligence. >> this 55 piece lawsuit not only means the land -- the landlord and the couple who were the tenant but include pg and a for liability of the fire. >> thirty-six people died in december when a fire broke out at the ghost ship warehouse. a complaint says pg and he was negligen

located in northern part of the state, along the sacramento river, this city of about 60,000, sits the top of california's fertile central valley, with the nearby shasta dam playing a key role in the distribution of power and water to parts south of the area. redding was a major railroad hub during the mining and industries boom from the 1850s to the turn of the century. with the help of our charter partners we'll photograph the city to talk with local authors about their works, click stories of a california game warden.

cable partners, american history tv explores the history of reading, just two hours from the capital of sacramento, the city's it that the edge of the central valley. we began with a stop at shasta dam. >> is 602 feet tall, it is two thirds of a mile from one end to another. 80 feet thick, so it is actually thicker than it is tall. when we look at the dam, we get an idea of just how massive shasta dam is. it weighs 15 million tons. are at shasta dam, the second largest concrete dam in the united states built back in 1938 to 1945 and forever changed the state of california. the central valley runs from here, redding california, all the way down to bakersfield. it is about 50 miles wide and it's a flat valley. the reason is because century after century, we have had some very wet years and we have had some dry years. statesabout 75% of the precipitation so all of that snow melt would wash down into the valley and cause massive flooding. the native americans who lived here prior to us would live by the river and go to higher ground during the flood season. as the flood water would receive, it deposit

, the chp and the sacramento police department will be doing a demonstrationo show exactly how those saliva tests work. now, the real trouble here is that there is no presumed level of intoxication for drugs unlike the .08% blood level for alcohol here in california. san mateo senator jerry hill is one lawmaker who is working now to try to crack down on drug driving. he has two bills now moving through the capital. >> i just know how that affects people and their families. and we need to change that. >> reporter: one of jerry hill's bills would make it illegal to smoke pot in a car. and the other would lower the threshold for alcohol consumption if a driver also has drugs in their system. now, just last week, there was a crash in the sacramento area where a person who was changing their tire on the side of a freeway was hit and killed by another driver who authorities believe may have been under the influence of marijuana. now, we talked about those saliva tests. they are gaining acceptance among many police departments here in california after a judge last ye

officials from the state department of water resources and took a tour of the most vulnerable levy on the sacramentodelta. a levy failure could zbroi roads knock out electrical grid and contaminate drinking water supplies. even threaten to the infrastructure that carries drinking water here or to southern california. >> this is serious stuff this is serious. this is why we take seriously the maintenance and the improvement of the levies out here we've got to protest them so we can protect the drinking water supplies for millions of californians. >> coming up tonight at 11:00 we investigate the challenges facing california's levy system and we explore exactly what the state plans to do about it. that's coming up tonight at 11:00. on nbc bay area news. >> okay steven we will see you at 11:00. >>> the wary years tepp tip off round two of the playoffs tomorrow oakland against the utah jez but no steve kerr. the head coach is still out and will be indefinitely have more medical tests and procedures done this week at stanford. kerr continuing to have migraines and nausea related to complications from back

the train is an eastbound traffic corridor train that runs to sacramento. s name. >> at least three tornadoes touched down in oklahoma and texas. fortunately no injuries reported. watches and warnings have been issued for several parts of the states. there is a risk of more storms throughout the night. the midwest is really been dealing with severe weather most of the week. on tuesday two people died in tornadoes in wisconsin and oklahoma. >> well, we are learning new details today about those rare cases of botch liz many in sacramento county and the victim right here in the bay area. >> i'm spencer christian. santa cruz beach might be a good place to be this weekend as temperatures sizzle in our inland >>> sir richard branson was in san francisco today. abc7 news reporter jonathan bloom explains why the billionaire held what he called a press conference on the move. >> reporter: when the british billionaire does jumping jacks in a busy park at lunchtime, it's sure to draw a crowd. though sir richard branson no longer owns an airline based here, he still lov

from the state department of water resources and took a tour of the most vulnerable levee s on the sacramento delta. a levee fall yir there could cut off water supplies to the bay area. two thirds of the drinking whater for the bay area and southern california traveled through aqueduct systems guarded by these very levees. according to a five-year survey, 60% of all nonurban levees are at high risk of failure from underseepage, structural instability, and erosion. that's about 1230 miles of levees at high risk of failure. the cost to fix all of this, an estimated $3 billion. that's billion with a "b." to learn more about what the state is proposing to do about fixing the problem, read our full story. go to nbcbayarea.com/weinvestigate. back to you. >> thank you. if you have a tip for your investigative unit, call 888-996-tips or send an e-mail to the unit. >> temperatures as you may have noticed certainly here heating up in the u.s. the wildfire risk is always rising. forecasters say that risk is skig kntly higher for parts of california and nevada as well as the southwest, florida, and georg