up here. >> reporter: back out here live, we are hearing that there are chain controls in the king vail area. don't come up here unless you have your chains. if you can't put them on yourself, there's plenty of guys lined up that will do it for you, there are also chain controls in the donner interchange area. >>> you remember when han solo was frozen in carbonite? >> what human could be frozen immediately upon death and brought back to life? when a secure found? an alameda county company is offering you a second chance at life. >> because he wanted to stop death and live forever. >> this is what he wanted. >> find out more about the technology that aims to allow you to live forever and what the critics have been saying about frozen for a second life. that is tonight on the new kpix 5 news at 7:00. >>> make a run for the border and stay overnight. what to expect from the new taco bell hotel. >>> this lake here, san antonio, texas, full of water. streams over the top of the spill gate. suddenly that breaks. >> whoa. >> the wall comes crashing down. all that water pouring out into another

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. >> reporter: the king vail station is staffed year-round. but it's been a long winter. >> may snow is not unheard of. the latest snow they have had sheer june twelfth. we're hoping that's not the case this year. >> june 12th. >> yeah. it's gonna be one of those years. >> already is. >> skiing until the 4th of july. you'll be able to ski year-round in some locations. >> if you can sneak out there, climb a little bit. >> ski in shorts. >> there's a lot of snow up there. it's been one of those years. every month has had some kind of curb and welcome to it. it's a knuckleball, actually. and we have some rain out there still. there it is. san ramon. it's left alamo and walnut creek. south and east of oakland. a couple shots out there of rainfall. most of it has left the north bay. a few drips around stanford, palo alto. let's see, there we go. there's the bay bridge. santa rosa, more than 2 inches of rainfall. richmond, more than an inch of rain. san carlos, livermore, san jose. all of those readings. pollen count stays low for the next several d

middle of san jose and traffic contin nurse to look good into the valley, into the west valley, sunny vailcupertino, moundview. also looking good downtown san jose and traffic moving nicely and at the toll plaza. so far so good. some serious crashes tend to happen when the roads are open like they are right now, but ware not affected by any of that. it is 4:18. >>> so far it is dry, but it is getting closer here as far as the rain. the morning will be light, but the evening commute could be a whole different scenario. half inch to inch and a half and more for some today into tomorrow. winter storm warning tonight. it will take awhile before the colder air gets there and the snow kicks in. rain will pick up throughout the late morning into the afternoon and evening and then start to taper off the the low has to move through tomorrow and that will keep another round of rain developing and thundershowers. it is going to get there, it is just taking its time, but the rainfall totals are impressive. even out to sacramento and up to ukiah. 3 1/2. that is pretty impressive. then another system co

in addition, bridal vail fall and nevada fall are all worth a look. but check them out before june. they are expected to calm down. >> if you are one of the thousands planning to dress up or undress for bet breakers. foot race. thousands came to pick up race pacts. each year you know how fun it is, thousands run, walk or skip across san francisco. some in running gear. some in costumes. others in birthday suits. the threat of rain is forcing some last minute costume adjustments. >> i had this whole idea where i was going to put on 80s make up and i'm thinking about not doing that. i can see it running down my face. >> very smart. this is the 108th running of the breakers. what do you think? what kind of adjustments do we need to make? >> so many costume variations. go with what you're going to do. >> wear or something. >> anything goes. >> it will get muddy in a few spots. it will be like the boot camp race happening. make it more challenging. as we bring you into the forecast. this afternoon we'll look in san francisco. we had blue sky today. clouds passing over head right now. and

. >> nbc released its fall schedule today and will even vail it to major advertisers at a presentationyork city tomorrow. a sneak peak at some of what's new and talked to the nbc executives who put the lineup together. >> we're in the good mace. >> nbc's "the good place" gets a new place this fall, 9:00 p.m. eastern on thursday night that"" a man seeking redemption by helping a group of immigrants get citizenship. >> there is a subtly and nuance and beauty to the way they approach comedy. they're both great shows that compliment each other. >> he also joins the lineup in "perfect harmony." >> it bucks every cliche about what you would normally see in a show like that, and i think it is extremely warm and heart felt. another nbc aluminum, jimmy smith stars in "bluff city law" about a memphis attorney fighting for justice. >> for me it was incredibly exciting that jimmy smith would come back to the network. >> "this is us" comes back along with "the voice." "new amsterdam" and "law and order svu." keenen thompson will debut in "the keenen show." they promise he will also stay on "saturda

. >>> i don't -- >> our interview with the a victim in sunny vail hit by a car. the driver accused of intentionally plowing into him. also. >> all of the patrol officers have the photograph. >> a pop accused of terrorizing a community. and the new technology that officers are using to catch her. >> we begin with breakingtempd . >> we have been tracking this story for an hour. police sources tell us that three armed men wearing body armor stormed into this vietnamese calf fair on center road. these are live pictures. this is near the golf course. you see the shopping center. someone inside that cafe shot at lt would be robbers. triggering this gunfight. several people have what we understand are injured. we're arriving at the scene. at the cafe. near center road a shooting multiple people injured. in san jose. >> we're tracking developing news at this point in the east

. >> i think that is really great that san francisco seize the vails of small business and creates the shop & dine in the 49 to support businesses make people all the residents and visitors realize had cool things are made and produced in san the cultural started at arts mission. this was the first set of grant money that the arts commission had to give away. by 1998, it was not only the cultural equity grant program but the cul actual center that happened. it meant that communities of color went from zero to like four or five million a year. just over a very short period of time. >> instead, we focused on building the arts community. the queer arts community. and out of that came fresh meat and radar and queer women of color media arts project and the transgender film festival and those organizations, some of those people are like part of the landscape now. whereas, in the year 2000, they didn't exist. it was artists who raised the questions about equality, about gender, sexuality being different than gender. we think about it in our own life what we've seen go on here in the last 30

two people died in the town of vail reno. 29 others were injured.nado was on the ground for about four minutes talking winds up to 165 miles per hour our. the governor toward the devastation. >> you can see the damage to the vehicles and the two by fours driven through different places. whole groups gone. >> the area was still recovering from devastating floods about one week ago. >>> san francisco police are manifesting a shooting at dolores park that left one person wounded. it happened near the muni track. several people were fighting before the shooting started. the victim's injuries are not life-threatening and they think the shooting was gang-related. >>> a man accused of vandalizing five cars is behind bars tonight. police arrested the 23-year-old of san jose after a homeowner shared surveillance video of a man shattering their car was a brick on saturday morning. they found four other chrysler shattered windows nearby and they arrested garcia. garcia was on probation for carjacking. investigators say he was under the influence but they have

more than a foot of snow around king vail and the accumulating snow could be around 5,000 feet on tuesdaythis is the pattern that is making for the interesting weather on tuesday. wednesday is heading into southern nevada. notice how the pattern is locked. we get into thursday, a few more showers in the bay area. as long as the low linger there is in southern california, we may have to contend with a few showers into saturday. stay tuned to adjustments in that extended forecast beyond thursday right now. we can see that tomorrow will be breezy. mostly dry day, but as early as the evening for the north bay, a chance of showers and tuesday back to entering weather again. thursday, there you go. temperatures may be climbing if we are lucky. nicer to get the showers out of the way. >> about half of a weekend. thanks. >> still to come, a surprise for one driver when she popped the hood of her car. that story behind this. >> a chance to tell their story. actors and musicians are making it her mission to get more women behind the camera as directors. glad you're back how you feeling? ♪ ♪ (both)

. >> i think that is really great that san francisco seize the vails of small business and creates the shop & dine in the 49 to support businesses make people all the residents and visitors realize had cool things are made and produced in san >> we are readty to start the meeting. this is the regular meeting of the small business commission held on monday, may 13, 2019. the meeting is being called to order at 5:30 p.m. we thank media services and sfgov tv for sell vising the meeting and live streamed at sfgovtv.org. members of the public, please take this opportunity to silence your phones and other electronic devices. public comment is limited to three minutes per speaker unless otherwise established by the presiding officer at the meeting. speakers are requested but not required to state their names, completion of the speaker card and while optional will help ensure proper spelling of the names in the written record with the meeting. speaker cs

. >> i think that is really great that san francisco seize the vails of small business and creates the shop & dine in the 49 to support businesses make people all the residents and visitors realize had cool things are made and produced in san [cheers and applause]. >> all right. good morning, everybody. first of all, i am mayor london breed, and i am so excited to be here to talk about housing. now you guys maybe tired of me talking about housing, but i will not stop until we get it built, and that is why we are here today. [applause]. >> we are joined by so many amazing supporters of affordable and teacher housing in san francisco. we have so much work to do to build more housing all over the city across all income levels. we are working together right now to put together an affordable housing bond for this november, and i'm really excited about the folks who are working hand-in-hand to make this a reality. this is a key part of our housing plan to fund the production of new affordable housing. but just having the funding isn't enough. we have to get better at approving more housing f

very widely scattered light showers from stanford to sunny vail over to fremont.e are not done with the storms yet. the wider picture, here comes our next storm system that will approach california tomorrow. but tomorrow morning a brief break from the rain. partly cloudy, a bit of a chill starting in the 40s. have the layers handy. the storm arrives later in the day tomorrow. we'll time it out in the full forecast in a few minutes. >> thanks. the wet weather this weekend left some bay area students with the prom blues. >> they found out their big night was washed out as they were looking forward to a dream night on the bay. news reporter kate larsson spoke to a teacher and some disappointed students. >> reporter: this group of san francisco students spent the entire school year planning and fund-raising for their prom on a yacht. but mother nature clearly did not get the invite. >> once we started setting sail to san francisco, it got crazy. the currents were out of control. >> lisette lopez is a senior at thurgood marshall high school. she boarded the prom boat t

they accused of cutting their pay and similar strikes across the u.s., europe, all vail ya and will reportming up at 2:00. >>> teachers in oakland who oppose charter schools will protest in downtown oakland. its part of a meeting of the plan. they are trading money. that protest tonight starts at 5:00 p.m. right outside the marriott city oakland. today thousands of nurses at stanford hospital will vote on whether to ratify a new contract. the union for registered nurses at stanford and children's hospital say they reached a tentative agreement with the negotiating team. it increases supplemental pay opportunities and protects part- time johns and also establishing policies for workplace violence prevention. >>> this morning the community is remembering a promising young jazz musician. ♪ n. ♪ >>> the sounds of jazz filled the theater last night to honor the 21-year-old victor, a trummer who was shot and killed on march 10th. it happened move the unc campus. his mother said the concert helped fill the void because of the loss of her son. >> we really miss him. it is hard. it is very, very ha

half moon vail, sunnyvale at 45. one observation they dropped to 43. woodside at 41.rd both at 43. >>> we have a lot of sunshine. that low slowly and i mean slowly i turn, step by step, inch by inch. clearing skies. a little warmer. patchy fog. water temperatures pretty cold. possibility of garden variety showers on sunday. 60s to 70s. temperatures starting to make a little move up, but not a big one. friday cooler with more clouds coming in. >>> time is 5:51. a grammy award winner right here taking his talents to the street. what fantastic na gri toe has planned for oakland later this morning coming up. so with xfinity mobile i can customize each line for each family member? yup. and since it comes with your internet, you can switch wireless carriers, and save hundreds of dollars a year. are you pullin' my leg? nope. you sure you're not pullin' my leg? i think it's your dog. oh it's him. good call. get the data options you need and still save hundreds of dollars... do you guys sell other dogs? now that's simple, easy, awesome. customize each line by paying for data b

you can still jump ahead of most of the crowd up to sunny vail and cupertino. >>> happy monday.re dry. we have present weather for the afternoon. wet weather returns by tonight though. if you're craving that partly cloudy, mild day, enjoy this one. giving you a look there at the rain out of the way and clouds left in its place. in fact that residual moisture creating a little bit of patchy dense fog this morning. outside of that partly sunny, partly cloudy, a caller start to the day. you'll notice that getting outside. some inland cities slipping into the 40s. visibility issues in napa, santa rosa all reporting visibility less than a mile which means it is fairly widespread across our north bay valley floors and highway 1 some of that darker shaded gray. the rest of the bay area looking good. to get into the sacramento and central valley the gray there as well. >>> the winds we have generally light winds. oakland a northeast breeze at 3. fairfield onshore at 5. as we get into the second part of the day, partly cloudy, dry conditions. widespread 60s in the forecast which is below

. >> i think that is really great that san francisco seize the vails of small business and creates thep & dine in the 49 to support businesses make people all the residents and visitors realize had cool things are made and produced in san >> working with kids, they keep you young. they keep you on your tones -- on your toes. >> teaching them, at the same time, us learning from them, everything is fulfilling. >> ready? go. [♪] >> we really wanted to find a way to support women entrepreneurs in particular in san francisco. it was very important for the mayor, as well as the safety support the dreams that people want to realize, and provide them with an opportunity to receive funding to support improvements for their business so they could grow and thrive in their neighborhoods and in their industry. >> three, two, one! >> because i am one of the consultants for two nonprofits here for entrepreneurship, i knew about the grand through the renaissance entrepreneur center, and through the small business development center. i thought they were going to be perfect candidate because of their st

we have new video just in from king vail off of i-80.s a winter storm warning in effect in the area. and mount lassen area. they're expecting 3 feet or more of snow. this is more like a january storm than may. you can expect chain controls on and off throughout the morning and the area. many of the ski resorts are still open. so we are looking at some potentially very good conditions for that. and they're expecting another winter storm over the weekend. back to you. >> all right, anne, thank you. >>> this morning, cal fire has been confirming what has long been suspected. the deadliest wildfire in by pones. nomber 8th fire that burned through 153,000 acres, over the course of two weeks. 85 people died and more than ',000 structures were destroyed. losses already total in the billions and just continue to climb. pg&e admitted the day after the fire started that one of its transmission towers near the town of paradise, malfunctioned just before the blaze began. since then, evidence has been pointing at the utility's equipment. >> we do our

. >> i think that is really great that san francisco seize the vails of small business and creates theop & dine in the 49 to support businesses make people all the residents and visitors realize had cool things >> good noon, and welcome to the may 7, 2019 meeting board of supervisor. madam clerk, would you please call the roll. (roll call).

people knew about donald trump and his legal trey vails. that is where donald trump likes to go.ys running to court and advancing a position on his own. i think what we're going to see is see more. it's rare to see a president enter into lawsuits. >> what about the president, he's not going to allow former white house counsel don mcgahn to testify. he's threatening to use executive privilege. does the white house have authority over a former employee? and i kind of point out in this washington post article, there is a former federal prosecutor by the name of gene rossi. here's how he puts it. this waiver is unwise. you can't pull it back. you don't say i'm consenting to a search of my car and then withdraw it after they find a kilo of heroin and he allowed him to testify and now he is saying no. >> that is the problem. he has allowed the testimony. he has waived this privilege. he's going to be able to compel him to testify. the problem, i don't envy mcgahn's position. he has got to see side how much of a waiver actually happened. where was that waiver? how extensive was it? what

expecting quite a few here and we're also expecting quite a few showers over parts of the board even vail there will be getting to around thirty one degrees and force in lagos will be at around thirty to. mr struction and despair a group of friends resist. rescuing books from the rubble they build a refuge for freedom and democracy. a secret library of hope from which they endeavor to rewrite their story and that of their country. to witness. on al-jazeera. and over again the top stories on al-jazeera the u.s. has imposed new sanctions on iran targeting its deal and mining industries as follows to around announcement that its stepping back from some of its obligations under twenty fifty nuclear deal president hassan rouhani says world powers are failing to uphold their commitments and the us president has accused china of breaking the deal ahead of further trade talks between the two countries donald trump vowed to more than double tariffs on two hundred billion dollars worth of chinese goods china says it's ready to retaliate. vote counting is underway in south africa as general election

don't make us the past vail lynn -- villain for future generations. mr. speaker, i yield back. the chair: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from new jersey reserves. the gentleman from oregon is recognized. mr. walden: thank you, mr. chairman. with that i'm honored to yield two minute this is -- to the gentleman from ohio, an important member of our committee, mr. johnson. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. johnson: thank you, mr. speaker. thank you, mr. chairman. put simply this legislation forces president trump's hand to carry out the goals of his predecessor. when this administration was elected to tackle our energy issues differently. our environmental issues differently. americans asked for this change in direction. and we got that last congress where republicans worked with this administration to find creative ways to streamline the development and use of all of our energy sources and technologies. we examined grid modification issues, looked at ways to encourage the creation and adappings of advanced nuclear energy along with creative way

it out but once we got it out there the public reaction at first was -- oh, my god they werer is vailing former trump campaign official this must be a very serious investigation. this must be -- a lot of times whining public hearses about investigation they think there must be something terrible there and that was certainly a part of the reaction but the immediate counterreaction to that politically was -- this shows how terrible the the fbi is and how, you know, they're spying on a campaign. you know, millly -- both sides loved that story in a way that was a little disconcerting because both sides took only the part of it they took meaning from it only that confirmed what they already viewed of the situation so that fisa, that surveillance one -- has become this weird sort of like diverge debate because side view different than other and they think it proves their point. >> preview that would follow but matt i'll give you last question which is appropriate fast forward to april 18th right. mueller report is released after 22 months we have a huge team assembled talk a little bit about h

so are you here with us, trista from her home in vail, colorado?our hair. when you were getting ready everybody was going nuts over your hair. >> very good hair day. >> yeah. [ applause ] >> trista. >> love you all, miss you. >> you're officially the trail blazer here. so what's the biggest difference you see from watching the show now and watching it then? >> high definition. [ laughter ] >> honestly. honestly that's true. i -- >> i honestly have vhs tapes. yeah, i mean, if you watch it, like it is definitely not clear, so, you know, that's what happens when it's 16 years ago. >> one reason i like to talk with everyone here, we find out a lot of things we didn't find out on the show. last season everybody was talking about the big fence jump, right? but we found out that there's a lot of almost leaving, almost quitting. trista, your husband did a disappearing act on the show, right? >> he did. >> tell me about that one. >> he was the original fence jumper. [ laughter ] >> so it didn't just start last season. >> no, it did not. so actually i was si

milpitas, sunny vail. if we shift farther south, we have rain over the santa cruz mountains.oakland, berkeley, alameda, that east bay shore, dry at the moment. maybe a little bit of mist and drizzle but it's our valley locations getting pummeled with the moderate, even heavy rain. as we shift to the north bay, you can see not a lot going on here. so getting a break from it as we move into your 7:30 half hour. we will continue with scattered showers and a slight possibility of thunderstorms even through the afternoon. because we could see anywhere from another quarter inch to half inch out of this before we finally dry out tonight. temperatures this morning in the upper 40s to low 50s. 50 in castro valley. 48 in napa. for the afternoon, way below average, upper 50s to low 60s expected. 57 in the north bay of napa, 57 san francisco. 59 for the south bay of san jose. i'll have a timeline of this rain with futurecast models. we'll take a look at the week ahead coming up in just a bit. >> rosemary, thanks. >>> we're just about a half hour away from the start of one of san francisc

if you look behind the vail, you will see they sit down together and go sponsor bills, work on stream lining government, work on issues relevant to the people they were put there to do. >> sure, listen, why would we not investigate the president if there are questions, allegations of misconduct on his part. the emaluments clause. if you're president you cannot have financial gain while you're in office. there is is a potential of that happening in other administrations there are administrations, members of congress, and they have still worked on other issues. one of the primary ones i pointed out is during the impeachment of bill clinton, they still worked on a budget deal together. that that one does not negate the other. >> listen, ranking member graves, and defasio, they're continuing to work together. they are working on a deal. we believe we're doing a surface transportation bill, something that we believe will be p palletable, and we'll have to see if the president will sign it. >> democrats line, you're next. >> thank you for taking the call. thank you for being here. back on t