it's none other than george lucas offering up his own property in west marin county off lucas valley road southwest of novato. phil matier tells us he is paying for it all in what may be a clever case of payback. phil. >> reporter: that's right. george lucas is known for his movies but is an avid builder in marin county. he built this park here in san anselmo but this next project he has in mind for west marin is a real blockbuster. here's the story. >> this is something out of the movies. >> this is. >> reporter: three years ago, "star wars" creator george lucas ran into a buzz saw of opposition from his wealthy rural marin neighbors when he tried to expand his skywalker ranch studio. >> we got enough millionaires here, housing for millionaires here. we need some housing for working people. >> reporter: now he is delivering with a planned community of 224 homes to be built on his own land right where the neighbors said no to his film studio. >> george lucas said if i'm not going to do what i wanted to do there, what can i do that would really be beneficial to this community? >> repo

in west marin a good samaritan stopped someone at the scene of an accident and she was carjacked. the suspect led police on a crash. a man was taken into custody when it crashed. our reporter, amy hollyfield will have all the details on the chase at 6 >> an east bay police officer is accused of buying heroin while his young daughter was in the vehicle. the accusation means the officer's department may have a last work to do reviewing indications he was part of. we are in san francisco where the officer goes to court. janet? >> yes, the police officer will be appearing here at the hall of justice in three hours and he is accused of buying heroin and cocaine and it happened on wednesday? san francisco. it started with a tip and the police department had the undercover police officers buy it out with the officer buying drugs while his two-year-old daughter was in the back seed. white will had a loaded gun in the car. he new is charged with possession of narcotics, a loaded weapon and child endangerment. parent react to the in us where he is a resource officer. >> shocked. he seemed l

. >> reporter: the car involved in this pursuit was first stolen last night on a rural road in west marin. and it was taken in an unusual way during a case of road rage. police say the owner of the stolen car was passing a honda on a two lane road. the honda passed the solara and the two drivers got into it. eventually the honda crashed and that is when the woman in the solara stopped to check on the two men inside of that car. one of those men then hopped in the solara that was still running and drove off in that car tori and that is what led to this pursuit last night. a strange set of circumstances. really violent crash but in the end no one seriously hurt and one man in custody. >> certainly bizarre chain of events. >>> the city of san jose is expected to -- thistle cos as the new independent police audit calls for more transparency within the police department. auditor says last year the san jose department reffed 340 complaints. she says complaints would drop along with police use of force when cameras are implemented. mayor sam liccardo also supports the program. >> if we can move

reporter>>: in west marin at good samaritan tries to help to suspects in a stolen car and held--ultimately ends up getting her car stolen. police got a call around 11:00 last night and jumped into action after her car was seen taken away from the scene of the first crash. they apprehended suspects a few minutes from that police department but have not found the second suspect yet. they're looking for information that ultimately the dam to the other person. the good samaritan was just leaving a restaurant. thankfully she was not injured. go that but what a hit it was. reporter>>: the state has issued a statewide water crisis and water restrictions. they have agreed to a purchase of water from other sources to bring into the state to assist with the sources-short-inch. here we ever a port of the huge waste of water that is pouring out of this business. the citizens want to know why it the company is not doing anything about. >>:is certainly not the company's water is this private facilities water. in this case we have an underground spring that is making its way to the bay in an unconvention

it started in west marin around 10:40 last night. crashed his car stole a woman's car who had stopped to try to help. suspect then took police on a high speed chase driving through fairfax before crashing outside a home just after midnight. tried to run but was found by search dogs and was arrested by the police. >>> and the live look outside in san jose right now. where we're off to a very breezy start this morning. >> that has a little bit of a chill in the air right? it certainly does. taking a look at the live weather camera looking out towards the bay bridge, we have the skies clearing out with the passage of yesterday's very fast move cold front. it produced a little bit of sprinkles in and around the bay area in the overnight hours and nothing measurable but right now most notably will be the winds. current air temperatures in the 40s and in the 50s. it is 47 degrees in livermore with the clear skies. 46 degrees in santa rosa. where the winds are currently out of the north at 17 miles per hour. all right, you want to compare o

they say he was involved in an accident in west marin county and the passenger.an a good samaritan, stopped to help, police say she left her car running. >> driver stopped to see if they were okay. the passenger of the car got out and got if her car and drove it off and we ended up chasing that car. >> they chased the black toyota into the neighbor and he was going 100 miles per hour on center police department where the speed limit is 25 miles per hour. he crashed. it was 11 o'clock last night. >> i heard a crash. then sirens. >> police say he ran away and they had to bring in police dogs to search for him. >> he was right over there. i heard "put your hands up," the dogs were pacing. >> nina and her husband got home from the warriors game and they were brought into the home by the police. >> they said go in the home please. we said okay." >> he was somewhere to their yard or ex door because they could hear the dogs but they did not look outside to see. >> we were not going to look. nothing like that. in case. though funny business. >> police found him in the ba

the car involved this this pursuit was first stolen around 11:00 last night on a rural road in west marin. the woman whole owns that stolen car apparently got involved in some kind of road rage case. road rage incident with two men in another car. when the second car crashed, the woman stopped to check on the two men inside the honda and that is when one of those men hopped out of their car, got into her car, and drove off in it and then a short time later that stolen black sa welcomes aro was spotted in the fairfax area. that led to the pursuit and one man in custody. >> crazy story. alex savidge reporting live from marin county. >>> stage four drought emergency. it is the highest drought emergency. it allows east bay mud to develop a host of rules. customers bills will be surcharged 25%. that means an average increase of $12 a month. customers will also have to can cut water use by 20%. anyone using more than 1107- gallons a day will be fined more than $100 a month. >> our snow pack is gone. it's melted. what is in the reservoirs is all we have. >> east bay mud will also exercise its ri

: the car involved in this chase was reported stolen around 11:00 last night in a rural part of west marin. it started with road rage. the owner of the toyota so law row apparently -- so solaro -- solaro apparently got into a dispute. when the woman stopped to check on the two men in the honda, one of those men hopped into her car and drove off. the second man ran off on his own. both of those men were arrested. the car they were riding in was stolen as well. alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the san pablo police officer set to appear in court on criminal charges involving drugs, a gun and child. the 32-year-old officer ken nicket white was arrested last wednesday after police received a tip. a plain clothes officer witnessed him buying drugs and they say there was a little girl in the car. >> there was a 2-year-old child in the vehicle at the time of the transaction. >> the officer was on paid leave already for a separate investigation. >> investigators haven't provided details about that previous investigation. it's not clear whether the child was his. white is being held on $250,00

it started in west marin around 10:40 last night. police say that's where the suspect crashed his car and stole a car from a woman who stopped to try to help. the suspect then took police on a wild chase speeding through fairfax before crashing outside a home just after midnight. the suspect tried to run away but search dogs were able to find him nearby. and police arrested him. >>> the 2016 presidential race is off to a busy start. three republicans are now officially running for the white house. and democrat hillary clinton is holding a small event with voters today in iowa. reporter marlie hall has the story. >> reporter: hillary clinton is holding her first 2016 presidential campaign event at kirkwood community college in eastern iowa. students and educators are eager to hear her message. >> i'm just really hoping that people don't just vote because she's a woman. and i think they need to vote because of her beliefs and they agree with them. >> reporter: back in 2008, hillary clinton lost the iowa caucus us the now president -- c

. >>> police say a woman stopped to help a driver who crashed his car in west marin. the man jumped in her new car and took off. that sparked a high speed chase with the suspect tearing through fairfax before crashing outside a home. the suspect then tried to run away but a police dog sank its teeth in to him and officers took the man in to custody. police say the first car he crashed was also stolen. >>> right now a bay area water district board is getting an earful from customers about the latest round of water restrictions. kpix 5 reporter ann notrarangelo is live with why utility bills will be going up no matter how much water is saved. >> absolutely right. ev mud officially declared this a stage 4 drought. that's the most critical. beginning tomorrow, they'll start pumping billions of dollars of water in to the reservoirs and that will cost millions of dollars. >> reporter: everyone knew the news would be bad and it was. the drought sonel -- is only getting worse. >> we cannot get enough rain in april, may and june to make up for the severe shortage. >> reporter:

filmmaker george lucas offering his own property in west marin and phil matier tells us he is paying it all in what may be a clever case of payback. >> reporter: this is something right out of the movies. >> this is. >> reporter: three years ago, "star wars" creator george lucas plan to a buzz saw of opposition from his wealthy rural marin neighbors when he tried to expand his skywalker ranch studio. >> we got enough millionaires here, housing for millionaires here. what we need is housing for regular working people. >> reporter: now he is delivering with a planned community of 224 homes to be built on his own land right where the neighbors said no to his film studio. >> george lucas said if i'm not going to do what i wanted to do there, what can i do that would really be beneficial to this community? >> reporter: and get this: lucas says he will pay for it all by himself. so he will get to pick even who lives there. >> teachers, seniors, retirees, those who support our community. >> employers of the city of san rafael police department or employees of the county of marin teachers. >

this is video from west marin and it spun out and hit a pole. this is in sonoma county and that blocked lanes and another was in 101 in. >> and the sierra saw 9 inches of fresh powder overnight. if you're headed up to the sierra carry the chains right now. right now they're required on highway 50 and interstate 80. >> welcome to mornings on 2, it is saturday april 25th. i'm claudine wong. >> and i'm mike me back. we marked a mile, mark is up early. >> i feel like we missed it all, already. >> the main system moves out, so kind of if you want outdoor activities the timing worked out well. the rain woke you up overnight and the numbers are adding up in the bay area, adding in our terms, you can see numbers coming up for you with the clouds out there and a few light showers, look at this. beautiful with breaks in the clouds looking out over san francisco bay. rainfall totals over the past 24 hours, we'll look at those for you coming up. here you can't see with the most areas pickping up a quarter of an inch to a half- inch. that was and tis patted

. >>> according it baseball fans on twitter the a's won't win the american league west, mariners fans they will take the division and san francisco giants take the national league west. they calculated based on the tweets about a given team. >>> two popular diet plans get high marks. a review shows weight watchers and jenny craig have good evidence of lasting weight loss. jenny craig dieters lost 15 pounds and weight watchers lost 8 pounds. most participants remained over weight. researchers say many plans haven't been studied enough to draw conclusions. >>> researchers say buying breast milk online can be risky. nationwide children's hospital in ohio tested 100 samples of breast milk over the internet. 10% contained added cow's milk or formula that could cause babies to have allergic reactions. parents seek out milk banks inthey need -- if they need breast milk. >> serving divorce papers via social media. why one woman got the okay to use facebook. >> an unbelievable story. a southern california fisherman snatched off a boat by a 300- pound sea lion. >> and tracking the clouds out th

i love west marin.in the bay yea -- heaven in the bay area. [ talking at the same time ] >> bet you didn't camp out there -- >> no way. no. >> ridge of high pressure set up. it is broad. it will be hard to break through. not expecting rain in the five- day forecast. there is something, though. looks like it wants to break through tuesday night, wednesday. something. 80 fairfield. upper 60s tomorrow around is san francisco. mid-70s around oakland and berkeley. oakland will hit 80. over the hills, temperatures as warm as they get all week tomorrow. 85 degrees. 84 degrees inland. maybe 86. here is the computer model. the fog. tomorrow morning. coastal fog. more coastal fog tomorrow afternoon. that trends temperatures down coast side. saturday fog. saturday night. poof. action in the sierra nevada. behind that, in the pacific, tuesday, i will show you that at 10:00 p.m. good news. some precipitation. maybe snow. current temperatures, or highs, 82 concord. 84 antioch. are you sure you have been out there? >>

a so-called good samaritan stopped to help a womb at the scene of a car crash in west marin.woman's car and led police on a chase. it ended when the stolen car crashed and officers took the man into custody. >>> a check on the morning mute. >>> unfortunately, a bit of a crumby drive on the san mateo bridge headed to hayward and foster city. we have had our problems and now we have a new report of a street sweeper that is blocking the interchange between 880 and 237. you can see how very red it is. heading out of san lorenzo. that drive through hayward into fremont going to take 45 minute (vo) at jennie-o, we heard of a place in iowa where every thursday people ride ten miles for tacos. we thought we'd show up and surprise them with a better kind of taco, made with jennie-o ground turkey, cooked thoroughly to 165. (mom) i'd feed my kids turkey tacos over regular tacos any day. (woman) i think that they're light and they're just fresh tasting. (vo) it's time for a better taco. (kid) the tacos tonight were pretty much perfect. (vo) make the switch. look for jennie-o ground turke

so in the creek in west marin county -- >> can you pass me another net? >> reporter: a daily ritual over three months of every year. members of the group turtle island restoration network are trapping fish. >> so we are counting the fish that are migrating back to the ocean. >> reporter: the idea is to take an ecological snapshot of the fish that travel this watery highway. >> reporter: we're monitoring the population and we just scoop out the fish count them measure them weigh them. 61.75. >> reporter: so far this year the trap is turning up lots of endangered seal head trout. >> 172. >> that is almost full sized. >> they look like eels. spent seven years in the stream here as juveniles. >> reporter: what researchers aren't finding much of is their main target. >> yeah. >> this is one of the state's last spawning grounds. this is one of the last remaining strongholds for the fish. >> reporter: according to federal data the watershed once held 40,000 but scientist todd steiner says the numbers have fallen to an alarming level. we're down to the last coupl

crashes in a police chase in san anselmo. 20-year-old isaiah was the passenger in a car accident in west marin county last night when woman stopped to help police say he got out of the car and stole hers. authorities chased him through quiet san anselmo neighborhood. crashed the car and took off running. >> lock your door go inside and lock your do please. okay. they were everywhere around here running around with nrsh lights. >> police eventually found him and arrested him. authorities arrested the driver of the car just before 11:00 a.m. after they found him inside a bath room at the marin french cheese company in marin county. they have not yet released his name. >> 6 people protesting police advise around the country were arrested on the western span of the bay bridge this afternoon. protestors blocked traffic on the east bay lound around 4:00 o'clock. earlier protest storm the mission district police station. wrote on the wall and window. police finally pushed them back. they then moved to san francisco city hall. although they got in the front door sheriff's deputy kept them from getting

. >> reporter: the car first involved in this pursuit was stolen last night on a rural road in west marin and it was taken in an unusual case of road rage. police say the owner of that stolen car was passing a honda on a two lane road. the honda then passed her up and the two drivers got bite. eventually the honda crashed and that is when the woman stopped to check on the two men inside that car. one of the men the passenger then hopped in the woman's car and drove off in it. and then eventually the driver of that stolen car was captured by police here in fairfax. sort of a bizarre set of circumstances. >> boy, what a wild story. alex savidge, thank you. we'll talk to you later. >>> later today the city of san jose is expected to approve a test program to give body cameras to police officers. this follows a new independent police audit that calls for more transparency within the police department. last year 340 complaints were filed against a police department. when the body cameras are issued, the number of complaints will go down along with the police use of force. >> if we can move fas

it started in west marin.ood samaritan stopped to help someone at the scene of an accident and she was carjacked. then the police chased the vehicle and it ended in another crash. police are looking for a possible second suspect although one was taken into custody. amy hollyfield is at the scene with an update at 5:30. >> today many criminal cases in one east bay city may have to be reexamined after a liver was arrested for buying heroin. to top it all off he is accused of doing so with his two-year-old in the car. the officer is in court this morning. >> kenneth white will appear at the half justice at 9:00 this morning accused of buying cocaine and heroin if san francisco. this happened last wednesday. the police received a tip and had undercover san francisco police officers check it out. that is when they say they saw officer white buying drugs on the corner of 7th and howard. white thousand is charged with possess of narcotics weapons and child endangerment. he had a loaded gun in the same car his two-yea

so in this creek in west marin county in what's become a daily ritual over three months of every yearof the group turtle island restoration network are trapping fish. >> so we are counting the fish that are migrating back to the ocean. >> the idea is take an ecological snapshot of the fish that travel this watery highway. >> we're monitoring the population. we scoop out the fish count them measure them weigh them. 61.75. >> so far this year the trap is turning up lots of endangered steelhead trout. >> that's almost full size. >> plenty of strange eel-like lamprey. >> seven years in the stream as juveniles. >> what researchers aren't finding much of is the main target. >> is here is our coho. yeah. >> this watershed is one of the state's last spawning grounds for coho salmon. >> most streams have gone extinkt. this is one of the last for these fish. >> according to fed ra data the watershed once held 4,000 coho but scientist todd steiner says the numbers have fallen to an alarming level. >> we're down to the last couple hundred fish in one of the best streams in the state. >> over year

so in the san geronimo creek in west marin county in what's become a daily ritual over three months of every year members of the group turtle island restoration network are trapping fish. >> we are counting the fish that are migrating back to the ocean. >> reporter: the idea is to take an ecological snapshot of the fish who travel the watery highway. >> we're basically monitoring the population. we scoop out the fish count them measure and weigh them. the weight 68.715. >> reporter: the trap is turning up lots of endangered steelhead trout and plenty of strange eel-like lamprey. >> spend seven years in the stream as juveniles. >> reporter: they're not finding their main target. the water shed is one of the state's last spawning grounds for critically endangered salmon. >> most streams in california the salmon have gone extinct. this is one of the last remaining strongholds for these fish. >> reporter: according to federal data the water shed once held 4,000 of these fish but apparently the numbers have fallen to an alarming level. >> we're down to less than a couple hundred fish in one

he is offering up his own property in west marin county. cas valley road southwest of novato. lucas may avoid the usual red tape by putting his money where his mouth it. phil matier reports. >> reporter: in marin county big projects take forever but one job on the boards has the force behind it that could make it move in record time. if there's one thing that "star wars" creator george lucas likes as much as making above vis it's building. he built this park in san anselmo and the skywalker ranch studio. he got another idea when neighbors objected to expanding the ranch studio. >> we got enough housing for millionaires here. we need some housing for working people. >> reporter: this week he is submitting a plan to build 224 affordable homes on his own land and, get this, he is paying for it all by himself. >> george lucas said if i'm not going to do what i wanted to do there, what can i do that would really be beneficial to this community? >> reporter: if the neighbors object? >> this is consistent with the zoning and, in fact, it's well bel

it started in west marin around 10:40 last night.ice say that's where the suspect crashed a car and stole a car from a woman who stopped to try to help. the suspect then sped through fairfax before crashing outside a home just after midnight. he tried to get away but search docks found him nearby and police arrested him. >>> uc berkeley police arrested a student they say recorded classmates inside bathroom stalls and showers. 20-year-old alfred mendez is suspected of unlawful recording with an electronic device. investigators seized his phone, laptop several discs and found images of people taking showers. police first got a tip about two weeks ago when a student noticed the cell phone extended underneath the partition. >>> a man who threatened to jump from a south bay freeway overpass was arrested after a six hour standoff with the police. chopper 5 over the scene yesterday afternoon. the man was on the connector ramp from 680 to 101 in san jose. traffic gridlocked for hours. as the negotiators tried to talk the man down. >>> happen

authorities say he and another person stole a car in west marin. then slammed into a pole. >> reporter:a female good samaritan comes across the scene. tries to help the suspects. that's when the passenger of the first stolen car jumped into her new car and takesoff.crashing a few miles from the fairfax police department. >> reporter:the chp and fairfax pd say are not actively searching for the second person who took off on foot after the initial crash. >> reporter:they say it's a now an investigation and hope rodas will give them information that will lead them to that person. in fairfax will tran kron 4 news >> pam: if you thought you felt the that's because it did. a small 2-point-7 magnitude earthquake shook contra costa county just after 11:30- this morning. >> pam: the rumble was located two-there are no reports damage. >> pam: 1.3 million customers are in for the drastic water restrictions. and will receive penalty unless they get on board! that all kids of all ages. >> reporter: the board is not kidding all around anymore. they say that we n

police say a suspected car thief crashed into a home in west marin then stole a car from a woman whost bay mud expected to approve new water restrictions today. customers would be allowed to only water outside twice a week and watering too much could get you a $100 fine. >>> and b.a.r.t. is launching a new suicide prevention campaign today. the transit agency teaming up with suicide prevention and crisis intervention experts. campaign comes after two recent deaths on the tracks which were likely suicides. >>> traffic and your forecast weather coming up righ >>> good morning. well, if you're traveling n into the san leandro oakland area, they just cleared a wreck. couple of minutes ago. northbound 880 approaching 98. so even though it's off to the right hand shoaler still seeing some delays if you can see that drive time there is up to 34 minutes between 238 and the maze and just kind of slow all the way into downtown oakland. but the real hot spot is the southbound 880 ride from bad to worse actually between san leandro and fremont. because of several earlier accidents. san mateo bri

west kensington section has died. >>> a car fire near the airport leads to grisly discovery a burned body and the police say the victim was no stranger to the law. >>> unexpected news for marine out west. >> david murphy is off and we have karen rogers and matt pellman good morning. >> reporter: we're looking at

a ups truck was heading west into marin and just finished crashing the ridge. the trailer and hundreds of packages inside were destroyed. it took the crews several hours to pick up the debris and repair the roads. the packages were mostly headed to san rafael. if youd had a package on that truck you're covered up to $100 unless you chose a higher insurance plan. you should check your package tracking numbers for updates. >>> ross mikarini has asked an investigator to look into the case of officers staging fights between inmates. last month several inmates came forward to say that the deputies hat not only arranged the fights at the county jail but bet on them. >> it appears isolated but i'm not leaving anything to chance. i'm not leaving anything to chance as it might pertain to four deputies or moving up the complete chain of command. >>> the sheriff said the internal investigation should be wrapped up in a couple of weeks. >>> jeff adachi is pleased that the fbi is going to investigate. he says quote, eliminating this sort of brutal conduct starts by leading

west kensington section has died. >>> a car fire near the airport leads to grisly discovery a burned body and the police say the victim was no stranger to the law. >>> unexpected news for marine out west. >> david murphy is off and we have karen rogers and matt pellman good morning. >> reporter: we're looking at satellite and radar, you can see the clouds, they are high, thin clouds and we'll get the sunshine filtering through. we'll see showers building in the south and west. the daytime today is dry get out there and enjoy it at 52 degrees. 43 in allentown. 49 in millville. 51 in trenton. but we're heading up to a nice high of 68 degrees. clouds and sunshine, it's going to be breezy at times later on tonight we're watching for a passing shower with a low of 54 degrees which isn't bad for this time of the year. we have a wet day coming up in the seven-day forecast, details on that in just a moment, matt. >> reporter: certainly a nice morning for the drive weather wise karen. you have to dodge all the problems going on in the roads. it was the overnight construction that gave us headaches on the vine street expressway. it's reopened now the police officers clearing out as we

. >>> look at this unexpected beach break for marines out west. >> matt pellman is in for karen rogersen rogers is filling in for david, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, w

and then marin county with the richmond bridge all the polls open and still no backups to the west bound. >> reporter: we're looking a clear skies out there right now the winds are common except folks for the coast. no clouds are in sight. the sun is slowly rising. but it's good to be a sons field day with the call will start this morning. and the winds along the coast are 14 mi. an hour is breezy it used its travel across the area. plenum wednesday between 10 and 20 mi. an hour for the old man's. vallejo starting out with a chilly start at 35 degrees. fremont is 46 fremont is starting out of 43 degrees. so you problem and crabber sweater this morning. given the be across the east bay to continue with a cold start this morning as well as a cool afternoon the temperature was warm up into the low '70's later in the day. even across south bay temperatures will bien in the upper 40's and will eventually warm up into the low seventies. >> reporter: across the peninsula smith the upper 60s in the same for the north may so: data store for much of the reason. talking about a warm-up for thursday

. >>> look at this unexpected beach break for marines out west. >> matt pellman is in for karen rogers and karen rogers is filling in for david, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, we're sitting at the 50s. it's 40 in allentown. 50 in wilmington. 48 in millville and 49 in trenton. the winds have shifted to the southeast today it will be cooler along the coastline. satellite and radar not looking pretty with all the clouds in the region, but for the most part they are high, thin clouds. we'll see sunshine filtering through, it will be pretty. we see the showers filtering in from the southwest. that will affect us later on tonight. 9:00 a.m., 56 degrees, with high clouds noon, 63. feeling comfortable. # p.m., 67 degrees, we have a high of 68 degrees. we have low humidity there's a fire concern today that's enhanced, it's not a red-flag warning, not as dangerous as yesterday, but enhanced concern something to be careful about as you head out today. we have a change in the forecast wet weather coming, details on when that happens details coming up. >> reporter: nice weather wise but n

that will enhance our marine layer return us more to west 10 to 20-mile-per-hour winds so those temperatures go down for saturday and sunday. up into the 90s today in throughout the sacramento valley, 93 degrees in fresno back through merced and modesto. mid-60s in the greater lake tahoe area. monterey bay at 77. wow! with the very dry conditions, right now, the mulberry, oak and grass count are on the medium to high side. not so bad over the weekend. sundown just before 8:00. the sun comes up with a minute earlier tomorrow morning at 6:14 and smack in between, we'll have a mild evening 40s and 50s after highs today 79 in san francisco when the average high is 63 degrees; low 90s in throughout the tri-valley; 80s in throughout the santa clara valley and the peninsula. pair of 8s in napa. check this out. again the mini heat wave continues on friday. we bring in cooler air weekend through monday. the world golf championship is going on, what a week for golf right here in the bay area. >> that's right. the ladies last week, got the men this week. >> all right. >> all right. >> we want you to be

and in between we've got the low 60s and the west wind up to 20 mariners at monterey 70s in yosemite.he system coming in monday night. you notice we have a sunny day on monday. here we are at 9:00. a few high clouds in the north bay. there's the system. 5:00 at night. then you notice perhaps up in the north bay through sonoma county overnight hours could see a sprinkle. that's about all we can manage. and after that eats about stronger high pressure. today over oakland at about 1:00 57 degrees. 70 at 3:30. look for plenty of sun. pretty good-looking afternoon with mild temperatures. speaking of mild, 70 in fremont as well as palo alto. 68 today san mateo. low 70s for santa cruz. mid-70s napa and livermore. if you are headed into the city remember all the traffic problems that you may run into near stutter today. we have the cherry blossom festival and 48th annual cherry blossom festival. it should be a beautiful day. the accuweather seven-day forecast warmer tomorrow near 80 inland. we have the cooler day on monday for everyone. maybe a sprinkle far north and bright and breezy on tues

west about ride. the north about ride into marin county looks equally good here is the richmond read for the trip overo iran this is actually quite a bit busier than we often see in the early morning hours no explanation for that the good news is there are no incidents the drive times just 14 minutes as we head north from highway 85 04 to 37. >>mark: a tanker truck carrying almost 9,000 gal. of gasoline erupting in flames after a gap live on the 7 freeway lost angeles to happen over the weekend and shut down to the northbound side almost five hours officials say sit jackknifed and flipped over catching on fire the dispatcher said the driver was free by firefighters and he is ok no injuries reported in the southbound side may be close warrant. >>darya: nichol 7.8 to the avalanche on mount everest helicopter started airlifting injured people from the base camp to safety sonoma, a resident spoke to our partners as cnn about the experience. >>: was loud noontime yesterday the earthquake in earthquake that law set off an avalanche it came down very large. >>darya: at least 17 people were killed in an avala

. >> reporter: but west baltimore has not given up. father and ex-marine brandon gibson brought his children out today to join others in cleaning up debris in the neighborhood his family came from. >> we can cry and we can have sorrow about all the bad things that are happening and all the things that are going wrong such as the tensions world trade center police and the things in the neighborhood, but, you know, at the end of the day, you're going to have to take action and you're going have to do something positive to make that positive change. >> a lot of older people here old enough to remember the riots of '68 have been trying to reach out to young people throughout the day reminding them that violence in their own neighborhood only continues to set them back. >>> president obama today during a news conference with japanese's prime minister made his first public comments about the violence in baltimore declaring that there is no excuse for the rioting after he was questioned by our senior white house correspondent chris jansing. >> are we in the throe

west, and there is to the south pushing the moisture into the sierra and the one to our west is bring us the deep marine layer and the cold front is coming in keeping the marine layer going with a chance of scattered showers through wednesday and thursday. get used to the temperatures. upper 60 to increasely 70 in the south bay. we are going to stay in the air mass for a while. 62 in millbrae, otherwise mid-to-upper 60s on the planes and los gatos at 70. the coast is brick mid-to-upper 50s. that will spill into downtown and south san francisco could get to 60. a lost mid-to-upper 60s through the north bay and lake port is upper 70s. they see a lot more sunshine and not have to deal with the sea breeze. mid-to-upper 60s along the coast, oakland is 54 and castro valley and newark at 66. heading over to inland east bay neighborhood, san ramon valley mid-to-upper 60s and low 70's pittsburg and antioch. tonight the temperatures are in the upper 40s to low 50s with clouds. best chance of drizzle is along the coast. >> temperatures swinging here and in depending often how much sunshine we get through saturday

west. because it's moving into this marine layer, this colder more stable atmosphere. it's going to move eastward and move into the 40s and 50s. we won't see anything too terribly heavy. bad news we've got a nats game tonight. this will move due east and head into leesburg about 6:47 and chantilly 6:58 and into downtown d.c. between 7:30 and 7:41. so pretty much during the start of the game. wear something warm and that will repel water. temperatures now by 8:00 will be in the upper 40s and low 50s. you can see the rain, heavy activity just to the north, leesburg in yellow up toward frederick with temps of 50 or 51. by 10:00 most of the activity pushes across i-95 and across the bay, but we aren't done. we'll come back, talk about a yellow alert for friday. this time it's not for showers or drizzle. we pop back in the warm sector, some big storms possible on friday. we'll explain. >>> a mysterious death of a loudoun county high school student has a community saddened and confused. 18-year-old madison small got sick suddenly and died tuesday. students returned to broad

we have the deep marine layer pushing in from west to east and it is creating overcast skies along with cooling temperatures. out there right now 54 in san francisco. we will duplicate that number. 55 in fair field and 51 in danville and san jose is checking in with a temperature of 56 degrees. satellite and radar will show you just over the coast we have a wide area of high pressure. with the high pressure the air goes clockwise in motion. that's a cooler wind for the bay area. that's why we will see the cool down the next couple days. combine that with a cold front and this will move through on wednesday and it will take its time. that means midweek the weather pattern is unsettled. future weather we will show you tomorrow morning as you step out the door for work and school. widespread overcast skies and pockets of dense fog. by monday at 2:00 we are starting to see clearing from west to east. right along the coast especially those clouds are going to cling for the longest time. the future temperatures we will show you another wide range in our afternoon highs. you can see temperatur

the winds have been increasing out of the west 10 to 20 miles per hour. deep marine layer. that's going to bring our numbers down today below average along the coast. i would not hold out for any kind of clearing at the beaches today, in the 50s. otherwise 60s and 70s. partly cloudy around the peninsula and also into the santa clara valley. east of the bay again west winds to 20, 60s and low 70s. we have a blustery day in stinson beach 58 no clearing. very gustssty winds. 65 in novato. and good morning to cloverdale at 70, lakeport and clearlake at 75. we have the pollen report coming up at 18 minutes after the hour. >>> fairfield police are holding a person of interest in custody after a car theft yesterday set off an amber alert. an 8-year-old boy was asleep in the back the car when it was stolen about 4 hours later a resident spotted the car just two miles away from the home with the boy unharmed and sleeping in the back seat. >> there are a lot of crazy bad people out there. and i'm very thankful for all my friends and family who immediately jumped on facebook and all s

west 10 to 20. so that's your deep marine layer.f low pressure that continues to sag south. as it does, it is going to cause some thunderstorms today in throughout the central valley. anywhere from about sacramento through stockton, fresno into the high sierra through yosemite. what we're dealing with is just some drizzle from that very deep marine layer. notice the san mateo coast no clearing there at all but we'll have the sunshine away from the bay. so with that deck of cloudiness we'll see temperatures slightly below average from the 50s to the 60s. a few low 70s. it will be warmer on wednesday and thursday. then cooler on friday. and we just have this string of sunshiny days really away from the water all the way through monday. any chance of showers today, highest terrain around the bay area, but primarily in throughout the central valley. >> april showers? you know the saying. did we get anything in april? >> i'm workingat any. >> there will be no may flowers! [ laughter ] >> we'll see. >>> police in redwood city are investig

and with that marine layer, west winds 20 to 30 miles per hour later today and the 50s to the 70s.lroy at 80 degrees. similar ♪ >>> a massive supercell of thunderstorms spawned at least two tornados in north texas on sunday. a spell binding beauty to the dangerous storms and time lapsed video, don't you think? the spinning giant funnels through giant pieces of hail through the ground. we're happy to tell you no injuries were reported there. i bet the people there doesn't think it's spell binding beauty. it looks scary. >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." nfl commissioner roger goodell made big deese last year with nora o'connell's interview. coming up, he talks to charlie. >>> but first, we want to go back to baltimore, a city assessing the damage. protesters lashed out against police set businesses on fire and looted stores. jeff pegues is in baltimore where the mayor describes the people responsible for the violence and destruction as thugs. jeff, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, i'm inside the cvs that was set on fire by the rioters. firefighters were just here. they

but the west winds kicking up to about 20 mariners an hour this afternoon. 63 point raise. 73 in novato. near east bay mid-60s for richmond. >> 67 in hayward. berkeley 68. about 70 later on today for the a's game. and mid-70s for brentwood this afternoon. 74 in san ramon. the accuweather seven-day forecast looking at temperatures tomorrow warmer by about 4 to 6 degrees and by monday we are cooler maybe an isolated shower up in sonoma county. otherwise breezy, sunny tuesday and then a big warmup wednesday and thursday, and then friday 80s all around the inland valley. you can see what's showing up on live doppler 7hd anytime. it is through our weather app free. >> 7:00 is the kickoff at levi's stadium tonight and he said the weather is going to be great because just when the temperature starts to dip a little bit that's when it starts. >> exactly. should be a nice night. >> thank you. cash doesn't grow on trees but it did fall out of a brinks armored truck. it happened west of dallas yesterday. joel was driving along and caught it on his cell phone. he said there was cash all over the hi

that plows down the coast of california and it is going to enhance our marine layer and we are going to become overcast tonight. the westds will increase. 20 to 30 miles per hour. and look how far inland the fog bank goes. all the way into the try valley. so at least a good 50 miles. and then so we will become partly cloudy tomorrow, but it is going to be much cooler. and 88 degrees, and high today in sacramento, and 67 in monterey bay. and mid-60s, in the high sierra. and pollen reports on the medium to high side. and you can blame it on the mulberry, the oak and the grass counts. and the temperatures today, in and around the bay area, 10 to 15 degrees above average. in san francisco, 77 degrees. same story across the bay. 80 in san jose. mid-80s to 88 degrees for the warmest location of our inland areas. we drop substantially tomorrow. and pick up the winds to 30 miles an hour. you know, everybody is going to be talking about the wind tomorrow. and kind of a buffer day on wednesday before we warm back up again. no rain in sight. >> no rain in sight. >> all right. roberta, thank you. >>> the bay area gets a golden shov

front that brushed across the state of california yesterday enhancing our marine layer and increasing the winds out of the west. today's winds not as windy. 10 to 20 miles per hour. it's really going to pan out to be a seasonal spring day with close to average high temperatures and this builds in for thursday and friday. wait until you see that seven- day forecast. meanwhile 54 going up to 86 in sacramento s up to the 60s in carmel and monterey bay. into the low 70s in tahoe and 91 in fresno. when you have the enhanced marine layer the pollen generally isn't that high. okay, so there you have it. today 7.5 medium to high. then over the weekend with the return of the marine layer, the pollen count lowers but that's offshore flow tomorrow and friday. so you see higher levels of allergens in the atmosphere. temperatures up to 81 inland. here up the 90s and thursday and friday, the return of the onshore push over the weekend. michelle? >> thank you. >>> this just in. governor brown issued an executive order this morning to reduce greenhouse gases. he wants to cut emissions by 40% from 1990 levels by 2030. >>> 6:20

gets back from injuries is a home run for nelson crews as the mariners win eight to seven they are tied for the lead in the american league west. the big story tonight jordan speaks >> vicki : in missouri, a student rowing team comes under attack by water. is st. louis county missouri, the washington university rowing team practice was interrupted by something you don't see everyday. asian carp where shooting out of a lake while the atheletes were rowing. the flying fish might have smelled a little fishy.but no students were hurt. one rower described getting hit by one of the flying fish as "slippery". >> jason :they wanted out of the cold water opening day tomorrow at at&t park looks like we're going to see some nice weather. sunshine but a little bit cooler with ratings below the '60s. winds of about 20 mi. per hour and the rest of the bay area sunshine just about everywhere except for the morning it looks like a nice day >> vicki : 11. stay connected with kron 4 and get latest news at kron 4 dot com. or download one of our we'll see you tomorrow morning! i love my mileageplus® explorer card. we're saving our united miles...

california academy of sciences the marine mammal center moss landing marine laboratories golden gate citation research and uc santa cruz. rob westlives nearby he was walking on the beach and asked if he could help out. he's though the team's chief knife sharpener. >> just to help everybody else out. to be a part of something, it's outside of my normal daily routine. >> reporter: the whale carcass is relatively fresh. adult male sperm whales is k. grow to 60 feet so this was very likely a young adult. people have been coming down the beach to see it among them a woman and children on vacation from india. >> what intrigues us is the care that they take when something like this happens. you know. so much of care and trouble is not taken back home and this is amazing to see. >> reporter: scientists don't know how long this whale has been dead it could have been a couple of days it could have been a couple of weeks from what they're telling me. they say that they did find squeak beaks in the whale's stomach indicating it had eaten but found no sign of blunt force tram ma as you would expect to fine if it were a str ship stroo i can t

marin county. this is the truck fire on westbound interstate 580 just west of the richmond bridge. will be closed for hours. ktvu's brian flores is on the scene. he's gonna tell us how the accident happened. i can tell you that traffic on the richmond bridge is a mess. >> damage is done. >> terrible. a lot of people stuck in that. >>> it's friday, april 10th. i'm pam cook in for tori campbell today. >> i'm dave clark. we're also following your weather and traffic on a friday morning. steve? >>> a little cold. it will be nice a day. a lot of sunshine. had a few high clouds. most of that has cleared out. any fog won't last long. we're looking good. i will say. that's about as calm and peaceful as it can get. looking at the oakland, alameda estuary. some of the lows this morning, la honda, 36. petaluma, boulder creek, 36. although i did see petaluma dip to a 34 and they rebounded. some of these lows are quite brisk, also up in the russian river. everything is to the north or south of us. highs today will be close to seasonal average. slightly above. in fact, i went 65 in san francisco

as we look at the golden gate bridge you can see the marine layer developing and the fog on the west wind at 15 miles per hour. 12 hour day planner 38 to 64 and ten degrees cooler and 62 to 76 at noon. up to 80 by this afternoon. it will cool into the 60s through the evening hours though. a very quiet night. >> sue it is hard to see with the fog? >> especially at the golden gate bridge with limited visibility. a little haze on the emeryville camera 80 through berkeley and the bay bridge where the metering lights turned on at 5:39, a beautiful sunrise, with a few minutes to take a look at it while you are waiting in traffic. the span is looking good. >> there is a buzz around oakland this morning and the bay area as the team with the best record in the national gears up for a playoff showdown at the arena. golden state kick off round one tomorrow with a look right now and we are joined from inside the arena. >> inside on the court fans who are lucky enough to get tickets will go home with a lost warriors gear. there will be one of these t-shirts on every seat. they say strength in num