do has details on the fifth breach in less than a year. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this most recent breach happened here on the southern end of the airport. this is near the coleman avenue and i880 interchange. it happened yesterday evening sometime around 5:15. and that's when a u.p.s. employee spotted the woman walking along the southern fence. she was walking eastbound. when police tried to take her into custody she had to be subdued. it's unclear who she is. no identification. investigators believe she hopped the fence at the southwest corner. representative eric swalwell has been pushing for more funding for technology to detect intruders. he talks about san jose is a magnet for trespassers as copycats. >> i don't believe that it's the fence isn't high enough or that, you know, there's problems with the outside perimeter that are drawing individuals in. i think that, you know, there's something unusual and perhaps because one person breached and made national news

now it's attracting other individuals to want to breach the perimeter there but the bottom line is, airport officials need to know at the moment of the breach not minutes later perhaps even worse case an hour later once the individual is on the grounds and passengers are exposed. >> reporter: the worst offender so far has been yahye abdi. he is a santa clara teenager who hopped the fence and stowed way in the wheel well of a jet to maui. he survived the 5.5-hour flight in subzero temperatures. that was the start of a string of breaches in this past year. as for yesterday's incident, that woman has been booked and charged with trespassing and resisting arrest. kiet do, kpix 5. singer-songwriter joni mitchell is hospitalized in los angeles. her website says she was found unconscious in her home yesterday afternoon but has since regained consciousness and is undergoing tests in intensive care. mitchell is 71 known for songs

like both sides now and chelsea morning. she told billboard magazine in december that she has a rare skin condition that prevents her from performing. she is scheduled to be honored by "san francisco jazz" in may. los angeles police are investigating the death of andrew getty. he was the 47-year-old son of bay area billionaire gordon getty. yesterday's 911 call came from a woman inside the home. emergency crews quickly determined that the county coroner needed to be brought in. investigators found prescription bottles that may help them determine the cause of death. there is no sign of foul play. city of benicia enforcing tougher water restrictions today. homes with addresses ending in odd numbers may only water monday wednesday friday, addresses ending in even numbers water tuesday, thursday and saturday. all watering must happen before 8 a.m. or after 7:00 at night. meanwhile, governor brown heads to the sierra today to get a firsthand look at the state's dismal snowpack. the snowpack normally peaks on

april 1. but today it is 8% of historic average. last week the governor fastraked $1 billion to aid in drought relief and critical water infrastructure. it's going to be a long summer. >> but we have rain back in the forecast. one thing about that tahoe report, everything that i have been reading right now it's at 8%. we are thinking it could go down to 6%. it's dismal. so we need the rain that we're talking about even though it may come on the a's home opener on monday. >> oh, no. >> right now cooler temperatures. in fact, i had to call up the national weather service to verify the napa temperature at 35 degrees. if we see that again tonight i would not be surprised to see a frost advisory going into effect for tonight into tomorrow morning. 38 degrees fairfield. low 50s san rafael. temperatures today into the 60s and low 70s. the winds will increase again later today albeit not as windy

as yesterday. northwesterlies 10 to 20 some gusts to 30. and out the door, fortunately no major hot spots but the san mateo bridge you still have the high wind advisory in effect. roadwork is picked up westbound. eastbound is counter-commute so overnight roadwork not causing major problems. this is still out there according to chp. everything on the right-hand shoulder in pleasanton westbound 580 at hacienda drive. a big rig lost a tire and that tire hit another car so both vehicles are now on the right- hand shoulder. 17 minutes out of the altamont pass. then let's go out to the east bay and continue our ride on 880. everything is moving fine for here. no delay in oakland and the richmond/san rafael bridge is still quiet. one car. >> still looks good no delay. >> thank you. today the ceo of lufthansa and the head of its low cost airline "germanwings" went to the area in the french alps where a plane crashed last week

killing 150 people. >> we are learning more every day about the cause of the accident. but it will take long, long time for everybody all of us to understand how this could happen. >> the two men walked away without answering questions about the copilot who french investigators say crashed the plane on purpose. andreas lubitz had been treated for suicidal tendencies and they say he concealed his mental health conditions from his employer. but yesterday, lufthansa admitted that andreas lubitz told the airline about his depression when he was in flight training in 2009. just last week, lufthansa's ceo had said that lubitz was 100% airworthy. civil trial begins today in the case of a saratoga teenager

who killed herself after being sexually assaulted. audrie pott committed suicide after rumors were spread about naked pictures online. the family filed a lawsuit against the boys. one settled. two boys will testify in the trial. was it a kidnapping or hoax? more developments in the ongoing investigation in vallejo. the attorney for the woman who claims she was abducted says this photo proves she was kidnapped. he says those are drill marks in a windowsill and they match what kidnappers allegedly described in an email to police. denise huskins disappeared from her boyfriend's mare island home on march 23. she turned up safe in huntington beach two days later. she and her boyfriend through their lawyers say it's not a hoax and yesterday the alleged kidnappers sent another email to the "san francisco chronicle. >> the person who wrote the email mulled the idea that he

would possibly turn himself in if in some way an agreement could be reached that the other people involved in the case would receive, um, immunity from prosecution. >> in previous emails, the kidnappers described themselves as gentle men criminals. they also claim they took countermeasures including having, quote, full body wet suits, also for purposes of a swimming escape in case the island was sealed off. 5:07. a man is charged with attempted murder for the attack on a u.s. ambassador to south korea. ambassador mark lippert seen here received deep cuts to his face and arm during the attack in seoul last month. the suspect was arraigned today. police say he chose lippert as a target to highlight his opposition to joint military drills involving south korea and the u.s. negotiations over iran's nuclear program will continue. enough progress has been made

to extend the talks in switzerland past yesterday's deadline. leaders from the u.s., iran and five other nations back at the negotiating table today. they are working on the outline of a plan to occur iran's nuclear ambitions. >> i hope that we can finalize the work and hopefully start the process of drafting tomorrow. >> mock the lingering points of dispute -- among the lingering points of dispute, the amount of nuclear fuel iran will allowed to produce in the future and the disposal of its existing stockpile of fuel: in the u.s. republican senator tom cotton of arkansas criticized the stock exchange of the talks saying iran is calling the shots in the negotiations. state attorney general kamala harris will kick off her 2016 u.s. senate campaign tonight. the event will be in san francisco where she served as district attorney before taking her current job in sacramento. harris announced in january her intent to run for the senate

seat being vacated by fellow democrat barbara boxer. google taking over moffett field today. some video of hangar one, the tech giant will use the 1,000- acre site to develop robots, drones and other new devices. scientists will test high altitude internet balloons in hangar two. hangar three is in bad shape and will need to be repaired. time now 5:09. traffic congestion taking over the bay area. why a new report says it's not getting any better. >> as of midnight, everything got more expensive in several bay area cities. coming up, we'll tell you which ones and why. >> on this april 1, we have rain back in the bay area forecast. it's no joke. i'll tell you when to expect it. >> and let's take a live look right now at conditions if you're heading to the bay bridge toll plaza, everything still looks clear with no metering lights. we have a wind advisory in

good morning. it's 5:12 on this april 1 and it is no joke. we're taking a look out towards the bay bridge where we have another breezy day. not as windy as yesterday. later northwest winds 10 to 20 to 30 miles per hour. rain moving into the bay area.

we'll talk about that still straight ahead. 5:12 now. a growing tribute outside san jose police headquarters as the city prepares for tomorrow's memorial to honor fall-officer michael johnson. a growing memorial for the 14- year police veteran. officer johnson was shot and killed in an ambush last week while responding to a call about a suicidal man. fellow officers shot and killed the suspect. top state leaders as well as officers from all over the country are expected to attend the funeral at the s.a.p. center. we are going to have live coverage. procession and services starting tomorrow morning at 10:00. beginning today the sales tax is in double digits in several bay area cities. anne makovec joins us live from hayward to explain why it's happening. anne. >> reporter: if you are coming for coffee or breakfast here in downtown hayward, bring extra pennies because the sales tax is hitting double digits not

only in hayward but also union city, san leandro, albany and el cerrito. until today, the sales tax was 9.5%. last year voters approved a tax hike in all of these five cities. add to that a voter-approved hike in alameda county. shoppers say this new 10% rate could amount to sticker shock. >> you bought something that's really expensive that 1% will determine a lot. >> reporter: yeah. buying a $25,000 car and that means an extra $250 in sales tax. so it could add up. the city is trying to hire more cops and build better roads with this money. in fact, the city of hayward says this will bring in an extra $10 million a year. live in hayward, anne makevoc, kpix 5. new report by tom tom traffic says the bay area has some of the worst traffic congestion in the u.s. i agree. san francisco is the second

worst behind l.a. san jose is 6. the rankings are based on traffic in 2014. the other day i tried to get from our station here onto the bridge, hour 20 minutes just to go from battery and broadway to get on the bay bridge around 3:00. >> that's not a far distance. >> it's like a mile! i could have walked to oakland by that time, for crying out loud. >> it's no surprise. i have been stuck in some of that outcomer traffic trying to get out -- i have been stuck in some of that commuter traffic trying to get out of the city. every morning around this time we see red sensors popping up on highway 4. let's check current conditions right now. today is no exception. we keep waiting for maybe lighter traffic to begin maybe spring break, kind of around the corner for some folks. but unfortunately, we have not seen much of a difference yet. so maybe, you know, next week we'll start to see lighter conditions on the road but for right now those bottlenecks continue between hillcrest and "a" street. i want to go to the altamont

pass. another very slow spot especially this time of the morning. these are first areas to really back up this time of the morning and you can see those slowdowns westbound 205 out of tracy and then continuing to north flynn, maybe even north livermore avenue. those delays, those red sensors and then it clears out by the dublin interchange even with the wreck. i mentioned earlier there was a wreck on the right-hand shoulder near the dublin interchange. the slowdowns are mainly out of the altamont pass and the livermore valley. that's what's picking up your drive time now to 19 minutes in the slow category. we also have a couple of high wind advisories. i mentioned this in our traffic tease. these one for the san mateo bridge and one for the bay bridge. so far no delay on either span. that's your latest "kcbs" drive to work. frank and michelle -- i'm sorry, roberta. [ laughter ] >> i can't forget roberta. here's roberta with the forecast. i cannot forget my weather watchers. we have 95 across the bay area. let's check out this temperature right here at 46

degrees. good morning, keith rodriguez. thank you so much for checking in with us. how about another one over here? 47 degrees and that would be brian. thank you. barometer is high as high pressure builds into the bay area. down to the santa clara valley where the air temperature now stands at 50. otherwise 40s in santa rosa, concord 48. mid-40s also in livermore. couple in the wind, it feels raw out the door. winds at 11 at sfo. 16 in novato at this particular time. and we have a calm wind at napa with the air temperature in the upper 30s. dry cold front has moved out of the bay area. but in its wake, we still have some breezy conditions today. we have a chilly start tomorrow morning, mild afternoon high temperatures and we have rain in the forecast for easter afternoon. this is an area of low pressure upstream. that one now the computer models are becoming more in agreement. it's going to slide down the

california coast. so the first part of april looks a little wet. we could see up to .75" of rain between sunday and monday. meanwhile, it's 21 degrees going up to 51 in the high sierra today. our numbers very close to average in the 60s and the 70s. pollen out of control with high levels on friday with warm temperatures. here's a look at the extended forecast: a bay area company is giving away cash to conserve water. the company is called meter hero and it looks at your past usage and calculates a refund based on how much you conserve. one penny for each gallon of water or cubic foot natural gas saved and 10 cents for kilowatt hour of electricity saved. >> our goal is actually to save a billion gallons of water in

california this year. >> customers can choose to give meter hero online access to their bills or scan a paper copy. the company says it doesn't capture or share any personal information. well, there is a noisy mystery going on in berkeley right now. in recent weeks people in some parts of town have heard loud explosions. the latest was just a couple nights ago. >> around 1 a.m., scares the hell out of me. i jumped out of bed. >> so far, no one has been able to pinpoint the source of the big booms. it's 5:19. backlash over indiana's new controversial law. the impact it's having on the final four. >> and i'm dennis o'donnell. coming up, barry zito's bid for a big league job may have ended yesterday. and the team that ended the warriors season last year paid the price last night. tip-off straight ahead. >> and in today's jobs report, cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger has tips on exploring opportunities abroad. here's jill. reporter: employment

abroad can help you acquire valuable life experiences. whether you're a soon-to-be grad looking for a unique job or a more established worker seeking a chang of scenery, there are several steps to take before making the move. first, do your research and narrow your search geographically. then plan a trip to familiarize yourself with the location. your expectations may differ from reality. the application process may vary depending on the country. for example in china, it's normal to place a photo of yourself on your resume'. a value research tool internationaljobs.org identifies international career positions in all sectors of the job market. while you may be seeking a position far away, there are other resources to consider. reach out to companies closer to home like twitter which is based in the bay area or professional organizations that may have offices overseas. landing a job abroad can take considerably longer than here

at home so do be prepared for a lengthy process. i'm jill schlesinger for kpix 5.

good morning, everyone. having already clinched the top seed in the western conference, warriors coach steve kerr sat draymond green against the clippers. he said if the game meant anything he would be on the floor. there is draymond looking smart

on the bench. get out of blake griffin's way! 40 points for the big man. l.a. led by 17 points. turns out the game did mean something. klay thompson's three tied the game at 67. and then a few possessions later curry gave them the lead. splash brothers combined for 52 points. 4th quarter warriors up 1 points. andre iguodala put up a three that doesn't go but he sold the foul on matt barnes. iguodala made all three free throws to ice the game 110-106. the. semifinals between stanford and old dominion at madison square garden. hoop and the foul. stanford led 15-0. randall bailed them out. he scored 24. broke the school scoring record and they will play miami thursday in the final. the a's gave zito a chance to revive his career this spring. the odds were against him according to the experts. >> from one to 10, 10 being the highest chance, what chances

does he have of making this team? >> i would say six. i think that's fair. six is probably a generous estimate. >> even his buddy michael urban probably didn't foreseed the 13th straight scoreless innings in the cactus league. the angels pounded zito 7 home ridges. a's lose. that 6 is looking like 2. monday night a's opener and the ncaa tournament final championship game. so it will be a great monday. i'll see you tonight. >> maybe a little rain, too, dennis. thanks. play of the day, curtain call here. the warriors' steph curry with a cool double behind the back dribble before knocking it down. nothing but net. his teammates seemed to enjoy that and they are having quite the year on the way to win number 61 last night down in l.a. against the clippers. your play of the day. steph curry can do no wrong. time now 5:25.

conserving with a cocktail. the happy hour discount that can help california's drought. >> reporter: and it has happened again. another person has jumped the fence here at the airport in san jose. i'm kiet do with a live report on how it all happened and what

prepare to pay more! i'm anne makovec live in hayward. one of five cities where the sales tax is now in the double digits. >> and more backlash from the bay area over indiana's new controversial law. >> on this april 1, it's no joke, we have rain back in the forecast.

i'll tell you when. >> and we have a stalled semi truck now blocking at least one lane in san francisco. we have the latest tweet from kcbs coming up. good morning, wednesday april 1, i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm michelle griego. for the fifth time in a year someone has breached the fence around mineta international airport. the latest incident happened last night. kiet do has details on what happened. >> reporter: good morning, investigators think it happened somewhere in this area. it happened last night in broad daylight around 6:15. a woman was spotted by a u.s. driver. he called police. the woman was heading eastbound, feud back against police and had to be subdued, after fighting back against police. she had no identification on her. eric swalwell has been pushing for more technology to detect

intruders. he said it can be done with existing products but not cheaply. >> there's still more to learn but i think what we need is a system where anytime an individual breaches the perimeter, airport security officials are notified at the moment of the breach, and again here we have an individual wandering around the airport grounds and the runway and not confronted as soon as the breach occurred. >> reporter: the worst offender in the past year is yahye abdi a santa clara teenager who hopped the fence or the north side of the airport. he stowed way in the wheel well of a jet to maui a year ago. he survived the 5.5-hour friday in sub freezing temperatures and that was a start of a string of breaches in the past year. as for yesterday, that woman was booked on charges of trespass and resisting arrest. live at mineta international airport, kiet do, kpix 5. a backlash is growing against the religious freedom law in indiana. gay and lesbian groups fear the

law would allow discrimination. here in the bay area the ceos every the gap and other companies are boycotting indiana. now the governor of indiana mike pence wants the legislature to add language saying businesses cannot deny services to anyone. >> the smear here against this bill is that it created a license to discriminate. or license to deny service. that's just completely false. >> despite the uproar in indiana, the arkansas legislature has passed a similar law yesterday and at the same time, the basketball coaching staff from the university of connecticut says it will not go to the final four this weekend in indianapolis. tougher water restrictions start in benicia today. homes with addresses ending in odd numbers may only water monday, wednesday and friday. addresses ending in even numbers can water tuesdays,

thursdays and saturdays. all watering must happen between 7 p.m. and 8 a.m. governor jerry brown heads to the sierra today to get a firsthand look at the state's dismal snowpack. [ very scratchy voice ] >> today we have 8% of the historical average. last week governor brown fast tracked $1 billion to aid drought relief and critical water infrastructure. we were talking a couple of days ago about watering our yards and how guilty we feel. >> you get the excess water from the shower. >> i do. i keep a little container in my shower and fill it up and even last night i was out there with this container watching each and every individual flour instead of the whole bed. >> exactly. >> we all have to do what we do, right? and we have rain in the forecast. we also have rain on monday in the forecast and that's the a's home opener so we are going to

keep an eye on that. out the door, santa clara has clear skies. calm winds. 50 in san jose. winds dialing back at this hour, will increase later today out of the northwest 10 to 20 and occasional gusts to 30. on the passage of yesterday's dry cold front, it will not be as windy today as yesterday but nevertheless breezy and temperatures coming down by a couple of degrees. 60s and 70s across the peninsula into the santa clara valley. 60s at the beaches. east of the bay northwest winds, 70s in danville, blackhawk and pleasanton. 60s across the north bay. higher up we go to the north in lake county 70 st. helena. we'll talk about rain and easter and when to expect that rain straight ahead. liz. we have a lot to look forward to. thank you, roberta. let's see. out the door, so now we're past

5:30 our commute is picking you and we are getting more incidents as well including this one in san francisco. once again there's a tweet from "kcbs traffic." it's a stall semi truck -- stalled semi truck blocking the left lanes eastbound 80 skyway. heads up for slight delays. we are seeing a few on the sensors already. here's a live look at the crowded bay bridge. no delay at the metering lights just yet -- or no backups because the metering lights are sill off. a quick note. we are hearing about multiple lanes blocked northbound 101 at old oakland road in san jose. that's "kcbs traffic." back to you guys. >> thank you. today the ceo of lufthansa and the head of its low cost airline "germanwings" went to the area in the french alps where a plane crashed killing 10 people on board. >> -- 150 people on board. >> we are learning more every day about the cause of the accident. but i think it will take long, long time for everybody all of

us to understand how this could happen. >> two men walked away without answering questions about the copilot who french investigators say crashed that plane on purpose. lufthansa said yesterday, it knew the copilot had depression years earlier. after the crash german prosecutors revealed that andreas lubitz had been treated for suicidal tendencies and they say he concealed his mental health condition from his employer. but yesterday lufthansa admitted that lubitz told the airline about his depression when he resumed flight training in 2009. just last week lufthansa's ceo had said lubitz was 100% airworthy. los angeles police are investigating the death of andrew getty the 47-year-old son of bay area billionaire gordon getty. yesterday's 911 call came from a woman inside the home. emergency crews quickly determined that the county coroner needed to be brought in. investigators found prescription bottles that may help them determine the cause

of death. there is no sign of foul play. the man who attacked the u.s. ambassador to south korea is now charged with attempted murder. ambassador mark lippert seen here received deep cuts to his face and arm during the attack in seoul last month. the suspect was arraigned today. police say he chose lippert as a target to highlight his opposition to joint military exercises with the u.s. and south korea. starting today the sales tax up to 10% in five bay area cities. kpix 5's anne makovec joins us live in hayward to explain what this is all about. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. if you buy anything here in downtown hayward today, you're going to have to pay 10% sales tax. take a few steps out of the city limits, though, and you're back to 9.5%. here is a map of the cities included in this new tax hike. union city, hayward, san leandro, albany and el cerrito. until today, the sales tax has

been 9.5%. last year voters approved a tax hike in all five cities. add to that a voter-approved hike in alameda county. shoppers say this new 10% rate could amount to sticker shock. >> if it keeps increasing it will have an effect on hayward. >> reporter: they plan to hire more cops and build better roads in hayward. the city estimates it will bring in an extra $10 million a year. anne makovec, kpix 5. today public trading starts for a company that streamlines the purchase of internet domain names. jill wagner of cbsmoneywatch.com joins us live in new york to chat about that. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, frank and michelle. go daddy is going public today to trade at the stock exchange under the ticker gddy. now, go dadly let's users buy internet domain names better

known for controversial commercials. the company has been trying to turn around its image to attract smaller businesses. we'll see if april is kinder to the market than march. stock exchange ended the month and the first financial quarter down erasing most of monday's rally dropping 200-point, nasdaq down 46. you will never run out of dog food or detergent again if amazon has anything to do with it. it's new dash button is the size of a pack of gunman using wi-fi to connect with your amazon account. with the push of a button customers can automatically buy items like coffee, razors, toilet papers, trash bags with a fail-safe to make sure you or a button-happy child does not overorder any of the products. >> there's 50 tons of trash bags on your front porch. >> that's a good idea. okay, jill. i'm still working on a april fool's prank for frank but apparently the internet is going to be facing pranks

today, too,. >> reporter: that's right. it's april fool's day of course. so tech companies want in on the action. this year google is flipping its home screens. plus people who use google maps can current streets into pacman. and t-mobile announced a new rule for its family plans and they include the family pet like the dog or the cat. frank and michelle? >> i think some people do have a cell phone for dog or cat, though. right? >> probably right. >> i agree with that. >> yes. jill wagner. >> got to run, my dog is about to call me. [ laughter ] >> rover, line five. >> jill wagner of cbsmoneywatch.com, thank you. ♪[ music ]♪ still to come, we're taking you inside facebook's new campus. why it's unlike any office space you have ever seen. >> and let's take a live look at highway 880. all is calm and moving along just fine. we got liz with traffic and roberta standing by who says we are going to have rain

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good morning. time check for you, 5:43 on the first day of april, taking a look at the white house in washington, d.c.! where currently, it is 45 degrees going up to a sunshiny 64 there. heading back home to san francisco, the city by the bay, our high temperature right there at 64 also today. it is currently in the 50s. the full forecast in just a couple of minutes. let's take a trip now. a nifty new image from the international space station. what you're seeing here is a lightning storm in central africa. how cool is that? and out of the world view of mother nature at work here on mother earth. facebook workers are getting situated at the new work spaces at the social media company's new state-of-the-art

complex in menlo park. the building is more than 430,000 square feet. and it can hold nearly 3,000 employees. it boasts high-end custom art pieces and a sprawling rooftop garden with walking trails. facebook employees do not want to comment on camera but instead directed reporters to the company's signature thumbs up. a 7-year-old southern california girl is benefiting from a state-of-the-art technology. this is faith lennox. she had her left hand amputated when she was a baby because of a rare condition called compartment syndrome that cut off circulation to her forearm during her mother's labor. faith tried prosthetic hands. but her mother found engineers in los alamitos. >> we have never tried it as a prosthetic before so this was part of the excitement of it all. >> i want to show my friends my hand. >> well, here's how it works the computer talks to the 3d

printer which then builds the hand layer by layer. it's a 24-hour process. and it only costs $50. the low costs means she can get new hands when she grows up. any color hand she wants. >> and $50? that's affordable. >> prosthetic devices usually cost thousands. all right. so shall we get a check on the roads? liz? >> we are not doing too well actually. if you are heading to san jose, i continue to get more information about the crash and it doesn't look good. it sounds like five cars are involved and a big rig and now a member of the "kcbs phone force" just gave us a ring and says three lanes are blocked so there's the latest tweet from "kcbs traffic." northbound 101 backups to tully. the accident is approaching old oakland road so that certainly is our hot spot. but it's not really our only one. the bay bridge the metering lights were just activated a

little while ago and on too much that there is a wreck past the toll plaza and the metering lights. you can see why they turned on the metering lights, because of the accident happening. it's usually when they turn them on anyway so now you're extra backed up already beyond the overcrossing. here's a live look at the san mateo bridge where the roadwork has wrapped up westbound 92 but some remnants of it. eastbound roadwork between 11 a.m. between foster city and clawiter and there's still a high wind advisory for the san mateo bridge one expired for the bay bridge a little while ago. here's a live look now at the golden gate where everything looks great. we saw those zipper crews driving past earlier this morning about half-hour ago that's your latest "kcbs" drive to work. we're talking rain with roberta. >> it's no joke on this april 1. april fool's. we have rain back in the forecast. we'll get to that seven-day

forecast. right now, let's see who is awake this morning. we have 95 weather watchers and do i have anyone away? i do, yay! let's check this out. 45 degrees. that is in brentwood. hey, paul smith, thanks so much for reporting in on that one. let's see who else may be reporting. 47 degrees in that particular area, brian your barometer high, cold front passed by yesterday. linda reporting 52 in san rafael. temperatures this morning definitely cooler than what we have experienced in quite some time. sfo no reports of any delays. we are in the 40s and 50s. however napa is reporting 35 degrees. winds dialing back will increase later today out of the northwest 10 to 20 occasionally a stronger gust. we have 11-mile-per-hour winds at this moment in san

francisco. 15 in novato. 5 in santa rosa. yesterday's cold front is out of here leaving us with nothing but sunshine today and temperatures cooler than yesterday but still a couple of degrees above average for this date. so we'll kick-start with another chilly morning tomorrow. in fact, temperatures near the mid-30s in many of our shelters- yard so we'll have -- mid-30s in many of our sheltered areas so we'll have to keep an eye on that. first off the area of low pressure upstream is going to stay there for the next 48 hours. in front of it we have breezes. then this area of low pressure, the computer models are in complete agreement. as it comes down the coast it could bring us rain on sunday afternoon. computer models suggest up to three-quarters inch of rain

in the north bay by monday. temperatures in the 70s across the central valley today. 21 truckee going up to 51 degrees. so cooler air in place. flattening ridge of high pressure of high pressure on saturday so cooler and then we have daily chances of rain through tuesday. right now, we have the home opener for the a's on monday night. i say no rainout. but we could see a little bit of light rain earlier in the day. >> bring your rain gear. >> it never rains on a's. >> once when somebody forgot to put the tarp on it. two san francisco bars have come up with an idea for saving water. so ma's wish barred and the bond bar in the mission are offering a $1 discount on all drinks that don't need ice like beer, wine and shots. the bars say it's all about starting a conversation and maybe the promotions can help. some industry studies show cocktail bars use twice as much ice as most restaurants. the bay area will get an

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some of the other homes occupied in the neighborhood. the cause of the fire still under investigation. the city of san bruno wants pg&e to be slapped with a larger penalty for the deadly pipeline explosion. city officials are backing a plan to add another $200 million to the fine. that would make it $1.6 billion. the 2010 pipeline explosion killed 8 people and leveled 38 homes. >> we believe this historic penalty sends the right message that gross negligence, corruption and profits over safety will no longer be tolerated. >> the mayor also wants an independent monitor to make sure pg&e does not get too cozy with state regulators. a vote on the final penalty could happen as soon as next week. some more trouble for stanford university. a medical student has been charged with four felony counts of poisoning. the poisoning suspect allegedly put paraformaldehyde in lab

mate's water bottles at the medical school last fall. two students got sick. the suspect admitted to interfearing with research samples but claimed to be not conscious of the act. in a police report, the suspect said, "i'm truly sorry for what had happened. but i really didn't mean to harm people. it was me crying out for help and i didn't know." according to vice magazine, the student is a 26-year-old woman. she pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity and is no longer a student at the school. san francisco mayor ed lee says he has no problem with the district attorney's plan to put extra eyes on law enforcement. >> i think the d.a. wants to make sure that everything is done right as the overseer of the criminal justice system along with our police they work in concert and they need to -- and i wouldn't stop any entity from making sure that everything is done correctly. >> d.a. george gascon announced monday he is forming a task force to investigate recent scandals including racist and homophobic

texts sent by police. accusations that sheriff's deputies set up an inmate fight club in the jail and new allegations that a dna analyst in the crime lab failed to follow the rules, jeopardizing cases. it is 5:56 right now. lufthansa is coming under more scrutiny for the deadly plane crash in the french alps. the potential warning signs that were missed. >> reporter: and the airport in san jose just had its fifth security breach in less than a year. that is more than any other airport in the country. i'm kiet do with

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good morning, everyone. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. time now nearly 6:00. a woman is under arrest this morning after getting on the

tarmac at mineta international airport. kiet do has details on the fifth breach in less than a year. >> reporter: good morning. this most recent breach happened here on the south end of the airport. this is near the coleman avenue and 880 interchange. it happened sometime yesterday evening around 5:15 p.m. that's when a u.p.s. employee spotted the woman walking along the southern fence. san jose police said she was walking eastbound. when they tried to take her into custody she fought back and had to be subdued. it is unclear who she is since she was not carrying identification. investigators believe she hopped a fence at the southwest corner. representative eric swalwell has been pushing for technology to detect intruders. he talked about copycats and san jose being a magnet for trespassers. >> the bottom line is, airport officials need to know at the moment of the breach not minutes or hours later once the individual is on the grounds and passengers are exposed.