griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. happy friday. it is nearly 5:00. may day protests and demonstrations are planned around the bay area this morning. anne makovec is live in oakland where demonstrators will be out bright and early-morning. good morning, anne. >> reporter: good morning. they're planning on gathering here at broadway and telegraph in oakland at 5:30 this morning. first on the docket they are marching to the clorox company to protest issues of labor rights and animal rights. this is sort of a big mix-up of rallying cries from immigrant rights to labor rights to police brutality. that is going to be a theme for protests here in oakland and throughout the bay today. here's a look at some of the things planned this morning here in oakland. from here downtown oakland they are moving to the macarthur bart station at 7:30 hoping to slow down the morning commute and block any tech shuttle buses they see to protest gentrification and at 9:00 we can expect protestors at the port of oakland which is

expected to be shut down in solidarity and then they are planning a march to oakland city hall. they are using the hashtag labor against police terror. as for the protests here in oakland, we have seen many get out of control. oakland's mayor says she expects everything to be peaceful. but she won't allow anybody, she says, to destroy property. so hopefully, um, everybody's message gets across peacefully. anne makevoc, kpix 5. autopsy results on freddie gray showed a traumatic injury to spine and back while in police custody according to wjz in baltimore. authorities have now extended a nighttime curfew through the weekend. last night local leaders helped officers clear a crowd of mostly peaceful demonstrators off the streets, but expressions of anger persist. if they charge the police for killing freddie then maybe we can trust them! >> yesterday, police gave the

results of their investigation to the baltimore state's attorney and she will have to decide whether to file charges against any of the officers involved in gray's arrest. the other prisoner who was in the van with freddie gray says he never told anyone gray was trying to hurt himself and says such a suggestion by police is wrong. >> they trying to make it say like i told them that you know what i mean that freddie gray did that to his self. why the [ censored ] did he do that to his self? >> dante allen said he heard banging against the wall of the van and thought it might have been gray hitting his head but he said it only lasted for a few seconds. starting today, california has new rules aimed at protecting outdoor workers during hot weather. employees like farm workers and landscapers must have access to cool free water. supervisors and workers must also be trained to recognize signs of heat illness. in addition, the rules require that shade be made available when the temperature reaches 80 degrees. well, they are going to

need some shade today because we hit 90 yesterday. >> we hit 90 in livermore officially. i had 93 degrees in pleasanton. >> wow. >> yeah. it was a scorcher yesterday. we had 84 in san francisco when the average high is 63 degrees. today, another unseasonably warm day to kick-start this brand-new month but it will not be as hot as it was yesterday. just by a couple of degrees. embarcadero lined in blue and gold saluting our golden state warriors who are back in town game time 12:30 on sunday against the memphis grizzlies. go, warriors! right now, we have temperatures in the 50s and 60s. wow, it's mild out the door. and this is how we're breaking it down. 60s beaches at a, 70 bayside to the low 90s inland. here's liz. >> cranking up the air- conditioners if you are hitting the road maybe not this morning but definitely later on this

afternoon. here's a look through the livermore valley. it's starting to slow from the 205/580 split to north flynn and then picks back up again from the livermore valley to the dublin interchange. we just showed you a live look at the bay bridge. we haven't seen much of a delay in the cash lanes so yeah, overall looks good right now. at this time tomorrow morning though we mentioned that fremont street off-ramp closure. caltrans has warning signs up on the bay bridge. it's saturday from midnight until 6 a.m. so you can use harrison street in the meantime. again, it's the only closure we see for that in the immediate future. it's a weekend closure and should be lighter traffic on saturday. and the nimitz freeway still looks good even though the overnight roadwork is still there northbound between 29th and 23rd. >> all right, liz. thanks. the number of confirmed dead from the nepal earthquake is now more than 6100. rescuers though are still finding survivors among the rubble. two people found alive yesterday in one neighborhood a 15-year-old boy and 25-year-old woman. meanwhile most of the survivors who had been sleeping outside of their homes for fear of

aftershocks have now moved back indoors. the only spacecraft ever to orbit the planet mercury made a crash-landing yesterday. nasa's messenger ran out of fuel hit the planet closest to the sun at a speed of more than 8,000 miles an hour. astronomers call this though the end of an era. over the past four years they have used images from messenger to detect frozen water poles and off center magnetic fields and volcanic deposits. a san francisco artist wants his painting back from people who may not recognize its value. on april 11, a couple in north beach took a painting just leaning outside a garage on water street. but it wasn't another person's trash. and it wasn't supposed to be free. it's worth $5,500. it belongs to artist nicholas coley who was offering it for sale. he will gladly accept it with no questions asked. state program designed to get guns out of the hands of felons and the mentally ill under fire now. lawmakers question members of

the department of justice yesterday after learning the task force in charge spent 40% of its budget but only reduced the backlog of cases by 17%. chief of the doj said is he committed to beefing up staff to improve efficiency. seaworld san diego has been cited for allegedly failing to train workers to safely interact with its killer whales. cal/osha issued four citations this week that carry nearly $26,000 in fines. the citations say the park has not kept employees aware of hazards involving the orcas. seaworld plans to appeal. an injured golden eagle will be released back in the wild today. firefighters came across the 12- pound raptor on a sidewalk. this is outside san ramon fire station about a month ago. she kept crashing into windows as she tried to fly. veterinarians later said she had severe head trauma and was nearly blind in one eye.

but now the eagle is fully healed and will be released today at a park. 5:06. starting today the minimum wage higher for workers in san francisco. it's now $12.25 an hour. it matches oakland which has the highest minimum wage in the nation. votes are planned in the next couple of months in emeryville and berkeley to raise minimum wage in those cities, as well. a college in a south bay has just received the largest donation in its history. only on 5 kiet do explains how the money will go towards creating entrepreneurs who can have an impact in developing countries. reporter: it sure doesn't look like a place that's changing the world. but just wait. the global social benefit institute at santa clara university just got the mother of all donations. $25million from this man, former venture capitalist jeff miller. this is a big gift? >> yes. [ laughter ] >> it's a big gift and it's a big investment. >> reporter: the institute nurtures and mentors so-called

social entrepreneurs who helped more than 100 million people worldwide. they go into developing countries with big ideas and silicon valley thinking to help locals help themselves. why not buy a bunch of vaccine or some books? i mean, is this the right ro snitched. >> give a man a fish you feed him for a day. you teach a man to fish you feed him for a lifetime. but if you can get the man to run a fishing business you can get the whole village to benefit. >> reporter: i thought entrepreneurs only cared about money. >> that's i guess the one idea an entrepreneur is. >> reporter: this is one of the fellows from the institute who went to uganda to help launch [ non-english language ] >> reporter: they are female sanitary pads made out of get this the bark from banana trees. it provides jobs for women, helps the environment, and girls don't have to miss school. it is textbook social entrepreneurship. >> about how can i leave a mark on the world that's more than just a paycheck. >> with miller's gift they will vastly expand the institute and

do much more. he has this message for silicon valley's wealthy elite. >> frankly, had more financial success than we ever imagined. if you get that lucky, you have an obligation to give back. >> in santa clara, kiet do, kpix 5. i'm live in fremont at the tesla plant. the ceo just announced has a new way to power your home. we'll have that story coming up. >> and we have big changes in store for your weekend. those details are straight ahead. >> and everything is rolling along on time for mass transit. but later may day protests could cause some troubles for

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good morning. this is our live weather camera. we are saluting our golden state warriors. check out the lights in blue and gold atop the embarcadero buildings. we're able to see it today because we have clear skies out there. but that's going to change with the return of the onshore flow. we'll time it out as the news continues. people in the north bay got a jolt last night. there were two small earthquakes centered offshore along the san andreas fault. one was a 22, the other 2.4.

a canadian couple's house was trashed after renting it out on "airbnb." they came back to food and garbage everywhere. furniture was also torn apart walls stained. just a disgusting disaster as you can see there. a bus showed up saturday with 100 party-goers. the couple came back with the cops on monday had to beg people to leave. mayonnaise and barbecue sauce everywhere and chicken meat in my shoes. >> when the police came in, they said this wasn't a party. this was a drug induced orgy. >> total damage about 50 to $75,000. "airbnb" issued a statement saying they have banned the guest and their trust and safety team will offer its full assistance to law enforcement in its investigation. 5:13 now. tesla is getting into the home battery market and planning some big changes. lisa chan is at tesla headquarters in fremont with more on what the company calls a power wall. good morning. reporter: good morning.

well, the tesla ceo says he wants to change the way the world uses energy. last night, in los angeles, at a party elon musk made his big announcement. tesla will make a battery called power wall. he says it will be connected to solar panels in homes and businesses and allow energy from solar systems to be stored during the day so homeowners can run off their own power once the sun goes down. the power wall home system will sell for $3,500 and use much of the same technology that is in tesla electric cars. >> this is actually within the power of humanity to do. we have done things like this before. and so it's -- it's not impossible. >> reporter: power wall will go on sale later this year in the u.s. it will be sold by a variety of companies including solarcity, which was founded by musk's cousin. musk is encouraged by the initial interest. he believes tesla can sell 2

billion battery packs around the world. tesla hopes to ship a limited number of power wall bat tresses this summer. before expanding internationally. in fremont, lisa chan, kpix 5. audi created a new type of fuel made from carbon dioxide and water. it's called ediesel. scientists break the two elements into a liquid the cars can run on. petaluma-based sun fire teamed up with audi to make the fuel. >> always something going on, right? >> yeah. all right. it's a friday. "friday light" is preferrable. how are we doing? >> it is preferrable and that's exactly what you got. there is a lot of roadwork out the door including the san mateo bridge but won't slow you down much. i want to give you a heads up though. there are two separate weekend closure of the san mateo bridge coming up this month. for the first one actually next weekend may 8 through may 11. they have been doing a lot of this roadwork on the san mateo

bridge. it's going on eastbound now out of foster city. that first weekend closure consider the dumbarton or 237 as an alternate. here's a live look at another bridge. the rich richmond/san rafael no delay right now coming into marin county. in fact, very few cars on the road at all. and westbound 580 took a while for this compute to get going. it took longerrer than normal but now we are seeing yellow sensors filling in from the 205/580 split past vasco. but overall it's looking okay. the drive time is in the green and we are not seeing major backups we are seeing on 205 out of tracy everything looks good there. so mass transit everything is fine moving like clockwork for now but we have been talking a lot about these may day protests planned for later on in the morning commute. in fact, ac transit is rerouting around the macarthur bart station. protests are planned for around 7:30 this morning. they are focusing on the tech buses, tech shuttles but you never know. there could be shutdowns, delays, so again right now, all

trains are on time. that is your latest "kcbs traffic." roberta, bring out the sunscreen. >> all righty. good morning, everybody. let's go ahead and take a look at one of our weather watcher this morning and see who is checking in with us if we want to go there. there we go. how about this right here? this report 58 degrees. this would be keith rodriguez and he has a very steady barometer, no wind to speak of. let's walk you through san leandro where keith is so you can see what to anticipate today hour by hour. we have 57 degrees by 8:00 this morning topping off in the low 80s. wow, another unseasonably warm day right here in the bay area. but not as hot as yesterday. temperature-wise very mild out the door. we are in the 50s and 60s. took a look out towards san jose. this afternoon let's break it down like this. 60s beaches, 70s bayside and up to 91 degrees towards mountain house, brentwood, antioch, tracy, also blackhawk. we are under the influence of high pressure. but the onshore push returns

tonight bringing us low clouds and fog. that's because we have this area of low pressure way upstream. cooler this weekend. 70s meanwhile in monterey bay today. 96 in redding. low 70s in the high sierra. here's a pollen report. if you have allergies not a good day again. medium to high as far as the mulberry, the grasses and the oak count is concerned. i can hear frank coughing. you have been suffering, knee that, frank. 60s beaches today, 70s bayside, 80s around the peninsula up to 90 in throughout the tri-valley which we did experience yesterday. here's your extended forecast. sunshine inland, at the beaches not so much over the weekend only partial clearing there. seasonal next week. got a big golf tournament going on right, frank? [ coughing ] >> you know, frank? i'm sorry. your allergies are out of control. >> there you go. >> there is a big golf tournament all weekend long.

>> you know -- >> harding park. >> -- very cool this weekend. >> golfers will enjoy that. >> i'm dying over here. the downtown san jose farmer's market today opens today for its 23rd year. each year it includes up to 40 vendors selling fresh picked fruits and vegetables direct from california growers. today's event will feature like folk music, chef demonstrations and recipe tastes. it is 5:19. big fight in vegas mayweather versus pacquiao. the boxing match which has been years in the making is now just a day away. in today's jobs report jill schlesinger looks at the career opportunities in marketing. reporter: behind most innovative marketing and social media campaigns is a whole marketing team which relies on research, pricing strategy and creative services to prompt consumers to act. sending the right message about a company and its product or service can mean huge bottom line success which is why companies invest significant dollars in their marketing efforts.

some of the more common entry level marketing positions are marketing coordinator and assistant marketing or product manager. these positions usually require bachelor's degrees in marketing or business and job duties can vary. while some go into the field to find their inner don draper, it's important to understand that marketing is more than the mad men story lines of beautiful ads. it relies on hard data which is why a finance or statistics background can help you leap to the top of the field. marketing managers here in the bay area earn a median annual wage of more than $169,000. with that salary, you may be able to emulate don draper's wardrobe. i'm jill schlesinger for kpix 5.

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the official weigh-in is tonight. floyd mayweather and manny pacquiao are set to fight for hundreds of millions of dollars tomorrow night. the fight at the mgm grand is expected to break records possibly bringing in more money than any other event. good morning. the 49ers lost a litany of players either to free agency or retirement. so the general manager traded down yesterday from the 15th spot to the 17th spot with san

diego picking up two extra draft choices. then came the pick. >> with the 17th pick in the 2015 nfl draft, the san francisco 49ers select arik armstead. >> yes! >> defensive end, oregon. >> the 6'7" armstead was also a basketball player with the ducks before focusing on football last year. he is expected to be a pass rush specialist but had just four sacks in three seasons in the pac-12. many of the mock draft anticipated the 49ers picking him. the raiders drafted amari cooper fourth overall to upgrade the quarterback weapons. last season for the crimson tide he cause 124 passes for over 1700 yards and 16 touchdowns. that guy is a sure thing. good draft pick by the raiders. baseball and the a's, whose record during day games is nothing to sneeze about. [ sneeze ]

>> excuse me. >> okay. maybe angels skipper mike scioscia disagrees. a's trying to avoid going 0-8 0-8-day times. mike trout took it away from ike davis. that would have been a game winning hit. instead, the a's lose, they drop five out of six on the home stand. the angels going to take a short drive over to at&t to take on the giants tonight. also, you got harding park for match play championships, the nfl draft continues today and finally the warriors and memphis game that play-off series sunday at oracle. going to be a busy weekend. i'm dennis o'donnell. see you tonight. >> going to be fun. play of the day, stanley cup play-offs last night we have rangers and capitals tied at one game one final seconds third period, watch. >> ovechkin scores! >> and that would be your hockey game. the game winning goal for washington. the caps won 2-1 in new york at

madison square garden. opening game of their second round series and your play of the day. still to come, michelle obama says farewell to david letterman. what she is is saying about life in the white house with the interview with the late night host. >> a day of protest expected to kick off and some could affect the morning commute this may day. we'll tell you what the plans are next.

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crime occurred. >> it's a new way to power your home but not cheap. i'm lisa chan live in fremont. we'll tell you about the tesla ceo's big announcement coming up. >> and from the kpix 5 weather center, good morning, everyone. we'll tell you when the weekend changes will occur. >> a new bart alert coming down over twitter saying there's five- to ten-minute delays along the daly city line. we'll explain coming up. good morning. first day of may and it's a friday, too. hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm michelle griego. the bay area is bracing for several may day protests today. demonstrations start early this morning in the east bay. anne makovec joins us live from oakland, the center of activity. anne. >> reporter: there's a mix of rallying cries this morning from labor rights to immigrant rights to police brutality. the protests are expected to start here at broadway and telegraph in oakland at 5:30. so far we don't see a lot of

action but the plan was to march from here to clorox to bring attention to issues of labor and animal rights. here's a look at their rally poster. from here, they are moving to the macarthur bart station at 7:30 hoping to slow down the morning commute so beware commuters. also, talking about blocking tech shuttle buses to protest gentrification. then at 9:00, we can expect protestors at the port of oakland which is expected to be shut down in solidarity. and then protestors are planning a march to oakland city hall. they are using the hashtag labor against police terror. oakland's mayor says she expects everything to go peacefully today. but she says she will not tolerate people breaking the law or destroying property. live in oakland anne makevoc, kpix 5. 5:31. findings from an autopsy on freddie gray will show he suffered a traumatic injury to his spine and trauma to the back of his head while in

police custody. that's according to the cbs station in baltimore. authorities there have now extended a nighttime curfew through the weekend. last night local leaders helped officers clear a crowd of demonstrators off the streets. a man who was under arrest in the same van with freddie gray says he never told anyone gray was trying to hurt himselfhe says such a suggestion by police is wrong. himself.>> they trying to make it say like i told them that you know what i mean that freddie gray did that to his self. why the [ censored ] he do that to his self? >> he said he did hear banking -- banging against the wall of the van. he thought it might have been gray hitting his head but says the banging only lasted for a few seconds. an earthquake in nepal, most of the survivors who had been sleeping outside their homes for fear of aftershocks have now moved back indoors. meanwhile rescuers are still finding a few survivors in the rubble. two pool found alive yesterday in one neighborhood. a 15-year-old boy and 25-year- old woman. a number of confirmed dead from

the quake is now more than 6200. >> but it's amazing they are finding survivors out there. >> incredible. >> after so many days. >> the human will. >> the human spirit. we had a lot going on this weekend. >> we have a lot. all of a sudden it's may 1st and all the outdoor festivals begin. we have conducive conditions today but on the weekend it's cooler. at this particular time let's head out and take a look at levi's stadium. also, mineta international airport where so far we have no local airport delays. look how mild it is stepping out. boy, to be a long time to cool down after yesterday when we saw 93 degrees in pleasanton also in blackhawk. mid- to high 80s in the santa clara valley today. warmest east of the bay topping off in the mid- and high 80s.

a few low 90s around danville, blackhawk, pleasanton. then northern portion of the bay area 60s at the beaches, you will have sunshine but you're also going to see the return of the onshore flow by tonight. 80s common in san rafael and also talking about 90 in cloverdale. exactly when that onshore flow will move in, we'll talk about that next time around. liz? >> okay, thank you, roberta. and we'll go out to our bart map. there are some delays right now. these are equipment problems causing delays along the daly city line in all directions of about 5 to 10 minutes. the shutdown for the bart station is planned for 7:30 this morning by protestors. in about two hours you could hit delays. we'll cover it all. here's the bay bridge toll plaza. you know, no reports of any metering lights yet but we are just beginning to see a few backups in the middle fastrak lanes which is sometimes an

indicator that they are on. it's still earlier but yesterday they switched them on at 5:35 right about now. so you never know. the rest of the lanes are backed up to about the middle of the parking lot. and westbound 580 looks like it's getting more and more crowded out there. so, yeah, it's still "friday light." the drive time is still better than usual. but not by a whole lot. it's 19 minutes right now from the altamont pass and 680. so there are breaks in some of the slowdowns but you can see the bulk of traffic is now from the 205/580 split all the way straight through the livermore valley. that is "kcbs traffic." back to you guys. >> all right. thank you, elizabeth. a san francisco artist wants to recover one of his works from people who may not recognize its value. on april 11, a couple in north beach apparently thought they found a giveaway, a painting just leaning outside a garage on water street. but it wasn't another person's trash and it wasn't supposed to be free. it's worth $5,500. it belongs to artist nicholas coley who was offering it up

for sale. >> but i did shut the garage door so maybe they thought they were sort of like thrown out. >> it happen? yes. in san francisco, if you put something outside, there's a very good chance that somebody will take it. >> am images of the couple were find on security cameras but nobody thinks it's a crime. coley just wants the artwork returned with no questions asked. a bay area company known for electric cars is powering into the home battery mark to change the way people use energy. lisa chan is at tesla headquarters in fremont with more. reporter: good morning. well, the tesla ceo says he wants to change the way the world uses energy. last night, in los angeles, at a party elon musk made his big announcement. tesla will make a battery called power wall. he says it will be connected to solar panels in homes and businesses and allow energy from solar systems to be stored during the day so homeowners can run off their own power once the sun goes down.

the power wall home system will sell for $3,500 and use much of the same technology that is in tesla electric cars. he believes homeowners who want to store energy from their solar systems during the day then run off their own power at night will buy these power wall batteries. >> you can actually go if you want completely off grid. you can take your solar packages charge the battery packs and that's all you use. so it gives you safety security, and it gives you a complete affordable solution. >> reporter: they are four feet by three feet and six inches thick. they will be marketed by a division call tesla energy. power wall will go on sale later this year in the u.s. followed by foreign sales. several businesses including amazon and target have already said that they plan to use tesla's power wall batteries. in fremont, lisa chan, kpix 5. the minimum wage goes up

for workers in san francisco today. it's now $12.25 an hour. it matches oakland, which has the highest minimum wage in the nation. votes are planned in the next couple of months in emeryville and berkeley to raise minimum wages in those cities. the majority of small business owners in the u.s. say they are still in the process of bouncing back from the great recession. >> let's talk about that with jill wagner of cbsmoneywatch.com . >> reporter: good morning. happy friday, frank and michelle. we'll see if may will be good for the markets. april ended down. the dow fell 195 points yesterday. well below the 18,000 mark. the nasdaq dropped 82. it has been 7 years since the financial crisis. but 64% of small business owners say they are still recovering. according to a new bank of america survey, most say they are optimistic about the future. it's almost graduation season and a startup company wants to help college kids find

jobs. campus job will let employers post jobs specifically for college kids everything from summer internships to entry level positions for recent grads. spring cleaning is going high-tech. you can clean out your closets and uber will pick up your clothing and drop it off at goodwill free of charge. the service is only available this saturday. just press the give button on your uber app. >> i wish i had known that last week. i just did that. >> she just moved. she has a lot of stuff. she has a very big closet! >> do it again. >> okay. >> there you go. >> how about starbucks getting smaller and one location not far from you right now is very small. >> reporter: yeah. the first starbucks express store opened on wall street. it's right across from the new york stock exchange. there's about a quarter of the size of a typical starbucks, the menu also smaller no drinks that take a long time to make. this is all about fast service. getting you your coffee and

getting out the door. now, we just need it to be open 24/7. frank and michelle? >> for you, yeah. for all of us. >> that would work. all right, jill wagner of cbsmoneywatch.com, have a great weekend. for the first time in 49ers history the team has alternate uniforms. take a look. the team unveiled the new duds at santa clara yesterday. it includes the traditional red and gold with black as the primary color and the jersey and the pants. they can wear them in up to two games during the season and they want to you buy them so they will wear them. >> i'm not seeing a lot of gold in that uniform. >> it's all black. not a big fan. >> no. >> i don't think so. but you know, fans that want black will buy 'em. >> i'm more traditional. >> me, too. >> oh, well. far from home. how crews managed to rescue this sea lion roaming city streets. >> let's take a live look out at highway 880 in oakland.

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time check on this first day of may and take a look at this. got to stop what you're doing. look at this. this is your friday. we do have another day with unseasonably warm conditions. but a big change for your weekend. we'll talk about that coming up at 5:48. well, a sick sea lion got stuck from home and he was spotted on the streets of san francisco. take a look at the little guy. here he is in the marina. he was just so weak, he laid his head on the curb. crews with the marine mammal center came to the rescue and it turns out they had seen this

pup before. and they say his name is rubbish. >> he was an animal that stranded down in santa barbara county back in february. there isn't enough fish for the sea lions' mothers to take care of their pups so earlier this year we had hundreds and hundreds of little sea lion pickups like rubbish back in february, march and april come in because they're starving to death. >> the marine mammal center says it has rescued more animals in the last four months than all of 2014. hard to believe but this is the last months of david letterman's talk career. last night first lady michelle obama and talking about the first daughters in the white house. >> if there's a party and we know what time it's going to be over we make sure she is back right after the party. >> you say party and all i'm thinking about is probably going to be boys at the party. >> there are always boys at the parties. >> yes. >> how's that working? >> that's okay. you know? barack is handling that okay. [ laughter ]

>> oh, he handles that. >> yeah. [ laughter ] [ applause ] that he does. a 90-minute prime time special, letterman, a life on television, can be seen on monday night here on kpix 5 at 9:30 p.m. >> how would you like to be one of those boys trying to date the president's daughter? >> are you kidding me? hard enough being a teenaged kid dating someone's daughter but can you imagine driving up to the white house? i bet you don't drive up. >> i don't think so. >> you just wave and say, bye, you guys. let's go outside. let's see what can we talk about first? we have a few things going on out the door. first the metering lights were turned on early over at the bay bridge. they were turned on at 5:36 yesterday it was 5:35! so i don't know what's going on. you have to get to the bay bridge earlier and earlier to beat the lights and the rush. it is already stacking up beyond the first overcrossing in all lanes now. the cash and the fastrak lanes. and if you are a weekend commuter just a heads up that

fremont street off-ramp closure begins tonight at midnight and lasts through 6 a.m. saturday. so at this time tomorrow morning you will have to use the harrison street off-ramp instead. here's a live look out the door at 880 in oakland. everything looks okay. they should be wrapping up that overnight roadwork if it's in the cleared already. it was scheduled to be cleared at 6:00 northbound 880 between 29th and 23rd. and overall we really haven't seen much of a delay from the coliseum all the way to downtown even with caltrans crews pretty hard at work there overnight. here's a live look now at the golden gate bridge. somehow we missed the zipper crews this morning but i'm sure they were out there getting that other southbound lane open to commute traffic and so far it looks good right now out of sausalito. ac transit is rerouting around the macarthur bart station. if you are an ac transit rider be there planned protests around 7:30 at macarthur bart. right now, all lines are on time except for the daly city line five- to ten-minute delays and this is a separate issue. these are equipment problems.

it's a friday. we like to ask what drives you crazy on your commute. brenda is bugged by those last- minute mergers. those drivers who insist on merging at the very last part of the lane passing every car until they are practically driving on the shoulder. i drive from san jose to palo alto on the guadalupe parkway to 101. and i often see one last car trying to squeeze past me like it even makes a difference. all right. well, how you merge can actually say a little something about your personality. some feel that deep urge to get in the right lane as quickly as possible. and then there's others that just kind of hang out until the very last second. traffic studies have shown that if everything is flowing freely drivers should merge early to avoid those unsafe scenarios like the one you describe. but when traffic is congested, it's often a good idea to make full use of both lanes and merge late. well, we want we want to know what drives you crazy during your commute. ask a question or share a gripe by emailing crazy@kpix.com. or tweet me at #ewengerkpix and watch to see if your question gets answered on air.

>> that was a good one. all right, let's go over to roberta with a check of your forecast. >> you wanted to look at me all the time. we merge late both of us. >> we merge early. we. >> we just want to get home. we get up a 1:45 a.m. ! we want to get home! let's check the temperatures in the area now. i want to go up north a little bit here. whoops, okay. maybe due north. temperatures 51 degrees currently. that would be john miller. he is a brand-new weather watcher. thanks, john, for reporting from santa rosa. clear skies there locally right now as we continue with our offshore flow. this is the scene looking out towards the bay bridge. boy, that is just spectacular! official sun-up is at 6:14. we're already seeing the makings of a day with above average temperatures. look at these numbers out the door into the 50s and into the 60s. this is how i'm breaking it

down for you today. 60s beaches, 70s bayside through the 80s to the low 90s in our inland areas. winds will be rotating from the southwest to the northwest later today to 15. high pressure still firmly in command. but we have this area of low pressure up north. it's going to enhance our marine layer. that will kick in tonight. the cooldown will begin for the weekend. but meanwhile we're talking about mid-90s throughout the central valley. high 90s in redding. low 70s in the greater lake tahoe area where currently it is 34 degrees in truckee. 71 degrees monterey bay. cooler this weekend. pollen report boy frank and i have been suffering today!! i think the problem is grasses. 60s beaches, 70s bayside, 80s peninsula up to 90 again today inland. some areas cooler but livermore pretty much hanging tight to what you experienced yesterday. here's your extended forecast:

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current traffic conditions across the san mateo bridge. everything is moving well in both directions. but that glowing sign in the distance is warning you of two separate san mateo bridge closures both happening this month including one just one weak from today. we'll have some good detours for you "kcbs traffic" all coming up. a bizarre shootout in atlanta ended with police killing a woman in the back

seat of a police cruiser. police say the woman was in custody when she started firing shots at the officers in a patrol car. officers then returned gunfire killing her. it's not clear how she got the gun into the car. atlanta police say officers took the woman into custody after fining her in a vehicle that was reported stolen. a new tool exists to document allegations of excessive force by police officers. its called the mobile justice app. you hit record and with a tap of a finger, your video is no longer just yours. the app actually saves a copy of the video an sends it to the nearest aclu office. a human rights advocate in oakland helped develop the app along with the aclu of southern california. >> that really helps to raise the visibility of these police en counters and reduces the blue wall of silence that we see too many officers hide behind. >> the app also lays out your legal rights when you are recording and alerts other users that you're having an end countser with a police

officer. students hit by that shutdown at corinthian colleges may soon get some assistance from the state. the chain for-profit schools closed sunday affecting about 16,000 students. many from low income families. now a bill in the state assembly would waive fees at community colleges for former corinthian students and would also provide legal assistance as they try to get loans forgiven and would expand a tuition recovery program. we're following some breaking news right now out of san mateo. spoke but no flames at an apartment complex on la salv happen. street. looks contained. firefighters have been there civilians 5:15. no injuries. it is may day and a lot of protests planned today around the bay including some that could affect a lot of people's morning commutes. we'll tell you about the plan next. >> i'm lisa chan live in fremont at the tesla plant the ceo just announced he has a new

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good morning. it's friday, may 1. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm michelle griego. time now is just about 6:00. this morning's commute could be affected by may day protests in parts of the bay area. anne makovec joins us live in oakland where demonstrators are gathering. >> reporter: they are protesting a variety of issues. labor issues, immigrant rights and police brutality. we only have about 3 protestors here right now in the spot they were expected to start in oakland at broadway and telegraph. if my photographer points the camera over, you can see the police are standing by. so they have managed to bring out the police and the media

this morning. the plan was to move here from broadway and telegraph to picket the clorox company to bring attention of to issues of labor and also animal rights. here's a look at the rally poster from here they are moving to the macarthur bart station at 7:30 hoping to slow down the morning commute and block any tech shuttle buses they see to protest gentrification and at 9:00 we can expect protestors at the port of oakland which is expected to be shut down in solidarity and then they are planning a march to oakland city hall. >> it is only when you stop business as usual that people start paying attention to the social issues. and it's something that we, um, need the larger public to start doing. >> reporter: and at 9:00 this morning, we can expect protests at the port of oakland which is expected to be shut down in solidarity. then some of these demonstrators are planning a march to oakland city hall. there's also a march planned for