the day of the mass shooting san jose's darkest day. in the year since, city leaders have passed a number of gun control measures. the city council passed ordinances requiring gun shops to record audio and video of purchases, to require gun owners to take out gun liability insurance, and to ban the sale, possession, purchase and manufacture of ghost guns. we'll have more on this story tonight at 5:00, including an interview with a vta employee who survived the mass shooting who says that more could have and should have been done to prevent this tragedy. in san jose, len ramirez, kpix 5. >>> to texas now where grief hangs very heavy over the community of uvalde after the mass shooting of young children. these are their faces and their two teachers who died. now investigators are revealing more on the timeline of that day. reporter jason allen live with the questions that police are facing about their own response. jason? >> reporter: yeah, sara, as we talk to people in the area today, this has really left them feeling somewhat odd about

even 80s in san jose as early as that day. inland east bay, for now, just enjoy the 70s because the upper 80s are trickling back in as early as next tuesday. >> we will enjoy the 70s for now. >> i like it. >> i like it too. >> she likes the heat though. >> i like the heat. i'll take all the heat. >> don't you worry. it's coming back. >>> after a grueling accelerated season, we finally have our winner of "survivor." >> the season was filmed with twists and advantages. and last night we learned who the soul survivor is. she is marian.isrs if you we sat down with her to chat about her feelings the moment she learned she won. >> i was like, it was an out of body experience. i was playing the game, and it was late in the game when i thought i could actually win. so, seeing i could win, which would have been satisfying, but making it all the way to the end and winning. oh, it was a dream come true. >> and we've got more like what she's planning for the prize money and her favorite and least favorite parts of the competition all on c

as we look at daytime highs today, only in the 60s near san francisco and oakland, 80s near san jose. concord, 77. yesterday concord was dealing with 90, so was san jose. we're a little below average today as we head into our thursday afternoon. by friday, we're seeing a very similar trend just into the memorial day weekend. more on that coming up. for now, i'll send it over to you, gianna. >> it's busy, the backup at the bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights turned on at 5:35 this morning like clockwork. you know what to expect if you're making the ride. westbound loaded up. the brake lights across the bay bridge. travel times closer to 15 minutes from the maze to the city. a close eye on the golden gate bridge. earlier this morning it looked pretty foggy. looking slightly better now. although in the north end, it's definitely looking murky there. you might have visibility issues on 101. that fog certainly could play a role in your morning commute. keep that in mind if you're taking the golden gate bridge this morning. westbound 580 at livermore a crash that should be out of lanes p

if you're leaving the san francisco area, san jose, the north bay, thursday and friday afternoon after 3:00. if you're getting on the roadway today or tomorrow, try to get an early start to save some time. monday for coming home traffic after 1:00 until just about 9:00 in the evening. that's when you'll see all those busy travel conditions for folks heading home from the long weekend. also conditions along 101 heading to 152, the pacheco pass, that will be busy as well getting over to i-5. speaking of brake lights, we have them building at the bay bridge. metering lights are turned on. that morning rush is in full swing as you work your way over to san francisco via the bay bridge. we had fog this morning along the golden gate bridge. it is a little murky on 101 through sausalito, waldo grade as you work your way over the golden gate bridge to the city. >>> coming up, the unusual mission for a team of rescuers in central california. how these donkeys even got standed in the first place. >>> right after our show, stick around for "cbs mornings," gayle >>> recent rains created quite the

san jose city leaders passed a number of gun control measures after the incident. one requires gun shops to record video and audio to discourage straw sales. they're required to get liability insurance and pay an annual fee. the city is cracking down on selling, owning or manufacturing ghost guns. many believe we still remain vulnerable. >> we do not need to live this way. do not need to die this way. we should all be angry inside but we cannot give up because we are making progress. this is not going to be fixed overnight, and we have to show up -- >> city leaders are set to attend the memorial this morning to mourn those lost last year. >>> stay with us. our jocelyn moran will bring us the ceremony when it begans. >>> when he shot, it was loud and it hurt my ear. when i heard the shooting through the door, i told my friend to hide under something so he won't find us. >> this morning for the first time we're hearing from a 9-year-old who survived the mass shooting in texas. this student says his class was watching a movie when they heard a loud bang. they were inc

the archbishop of san antonio will be joined by the bishop of piedras negras, on the other side of the border, two communities joined together to mourn as one. tonight the coroner tells us he expects to release the bodies of the children and the victims back to their families between tonight and tomorrow. tony? >> all right, lilia, thank you very much. >>> before we move on to washington and the situation there, we did want to try to put this country's epidemic of gun violence into some sort of perspective. here are some numbers for you. in 202010, the most recent cdc data shows that there were more than 19,000 gun-related homicides. do the math. that's an average of 53 a day there have been 213 mass shootings so far this year alone. it's only may. and the death toll in mass shootings in schools, in schools is truly startling. since sandy hook less than a decade ago, 2012, 77 students have been killed in classrooms. and since april of 1999 when 13 people died at columbine high school, 311,000 students have experienced gun violence while at school. that number from a database of school

we're cooler. 77 in oakland, 68 in san francisco. but still 87 in fremont. 93 in san jose. 95 in santa rosa, and 102, record-setting degrees, in livermore this afternoon but heat wave is over. temperatures dropping back into the 60s and 70s. lot in the 50s already. and high temperatures tomorrow, lot of locations below average around the bay and concord even. still 80 in san jose but close to average this time of year, four degrees above normal. with cooler weather for inland parts of the bay area first couple days of the holiday weekend. complete forecast coming up in a few minutes. >> thanks paul. >>> evacuation warnings lifted in monterey county. battling vegetation fire near king city, it's 50% contained. >>> fire departments across the bay area are busy preparing for what is rough season. kpix 5's andrea nakano got a look. >> this is fire ops training. to give community members, city councillor from santa rosa and me here, giving us a feel what it's like to do their jobs, wildland fires or respond to medical incident. >> suppose

now criminals flock to san francisco because there are no consequences. we can't wait. recall chesa boudin now. .>> stephen: hey, everybody, we're back with michael che. i found out something today that i did not-- i don't know how this escaped me, but you, along with colin, you two are the longest "weekend update" anchors of all time in history. what is it, seven years? eight? what is it? >> something like that, yeah. >> stephen: something like that. >> thank you. i don't know-- i don't know-- i don't know why. >> stephen: i mean, it must-- it's a good gig. do you enjoy the news? like, are you a junky? >> no! what you just did was terrifying. i-- i was -- >> stephen: well, not every night is about subjects like this, you know what i mean? this is a little tougher. ( laughter ). >> they're getting a little bet closer and closer. >> stephen: that's true. you don't follow the news? >> i don't-- i don't like the news. i do it for work. ( laughter ) >> stephen: so you're willing to be the host of "weekend update." you're just not into it. >> i like the joke parts. i like th

upper 60s in san francisco. today's high in san francisco ten degrees cooler than yesterday's, and as the marine air makes its way parter and farther inland, tomorrow's temperatures are going to be closer to what's typical for late may. three to four degrees either side of average. temperatures are going to drop even more as we head into the holiday weekend. track that coming up in the first alert forecast. >>> new at 7:00 a high school in oakland's fruitvale neighborhood is celebrating a hard earned achievement tonight. the entire senior class has been accepted to a four-year college. as kpix 5's julia good rich tells us, they had to work at more than just their grades to succeed. >> i'm going to st. mary's! [ cheers and applause ] >> my name is andy ramos, and i'm going to uc-davis. >> reporter: these students worked hard. >> i'm anis gutierrez and i'm going to sc state. >> reporter: their hard work paid off. 100% college acceptance rate for this inaugural class. janila johnson is going to -- >> that set off m

the archbishop of san antonio will be joined by the bishop on the other side of the border, two communities together as one to mourn those victims. and tonight, the coroner tells us that he expects to release the bodies of those children, and all victims, back to their families between tonight and tomorrow, tony. >> dokoupil: all right, lilia, thank you very much. before we move on to washington and the situation there, we did want to try to put this country's epidemic of gun violence into some sort of perspective, so here are some numbers for you. in 2020, the most recent c.d.c. data shows that there were more than 19,000 gun-related homicides. do the math, that's an average of 53 a day. there have been 213 mass shootings so far this year alone-- it's only may. and the death toll in mass shootings, in schools-- in schools-- it's truly startling. since sandy hook, less than a decade ago, 2012, 77 students have been killed in classrooms. and since april of 1999, when 13 people died at columbine high school, 311,000 students have experienced gun violence while at school. that number from a da

around 80 in san jose. into the low 80s east of the diablo range and only low 70s for parts of the north bay. temperatures much closer to the usual spread of temperatures that we see in late may. the temperatures around the bay in san francisco and oakland don't change much as we head through the holiday weekend. just a bit more of a warm-up on monday for memorial day itself, it's going to be cool for the carniin carnaval parade. only warping up to the low 60s. san jose goes a much of a temperature roller coaster ride. so do other parts of the inland bay area. from 80 in san jose to barely above 70 on sunday and climbing back up to the low to mid-80s tuesday, wednesday. other parts east bay and north bay, climbing farther into the 80s by next tuesday and wednesday. the coolest days will be the first two days of the holiday weekend. >> okay. >> but cool weather is still pretty pleasant. mid-70s inland. 60s by the bay. i think question handle that. >> perfect. >> it's what we expect for memorial day. >> the c

upper 60s in san francisco. upper 70s for oakland. low 90s san jose. mid-90s santa rosa. upper 90s concord, and 102 record-setting degrees in livermore. 99 degrees in concord. also a record for today. those are the two spots that set new record highs. right now we still have a 42-degree spread in temperatures from 42 at half moon bay to 96 in fairfield. still holding on the 95 in concord and 93 in livermore. the north bay dropped back down, mostly into the 70s. still 83 degrees in san jose. that's a big drop from the high temperature of 93 degrees. the temperatures will continue falling tonight. down to where about where we should be this time of year. upper 40s for the north bay valleys. other whiez temperatures tomorrow will top out within a few degrees of average. upper 50s on the coast. low to mid-70s around peninsula. the south end of the bay, santa clara valley warmer, only around 80 degrees. it's not going to be that warm. but the santa cruz mountains are going to block the marine layer from making its way into for most of the day. warmer spots reaching the east 80

. >> that's a good part of san francisco. unfortunately, tnt put us in the bad part of the city. >> the mavericks were making it rain yesterday. they should have got the tarp out at the arena. 20 of 43 from deep. we'll see if there is a game five plan and maybe limit of some of the corner threes that dallas was hitting at will, all last night. back to you. >> charles wants to contribute money to effort. >> by all means, sir. >>> coming up new at 5:30, the race to replace santa clara county's embattled sheriff laurie smith will be out after more than two decades. a closer look at the candidates vying for the job. >>> he is known as the mayor of the mission. he is also behind as i community's biggest annual event. we're going to talk to him about his new project to create a permanent home for carnival. >>> plus, how the search is heating up for a i joined the district attorney's office to pursue justice for everyone. but like so many of my colleagues, i resigned in protest because chesa boudin interfered in every single case an

traffic depending. 99 dergrees, though, in concord. 89 in san jose. the cooler air is making its way across the bay. temperatures will drop off tonight. mostly in the low to mid-50s, closer to normal for this time of year. high temperatures tomorrow only topping out in the upper 50s along the coast. low to mid-70s down the peninsula and around the south end of the bay. the santa clara valley will be some of the warmest spots because you'll see a little more sunshine. clouds will be thin and her the santa cruz mountains with the southwesterly wind will block the effect of the marine layer trying to climb over the santa cruz mountains. east bay, a mix of low 70s and lower 80s. far cry from the 100s we had today. low 60s in the city, mid- to uppe upper 60s in the upper bay. farther north, no marine influences. inland, lake county, temperatures into the 80s there. temperatures wobble up and down a little bit. cool conditions continuing into the first couple of days of the memorial day weekend. looks like sunday will be the coolest day for inland parts of

we'rele cooing down rngnicify.70tl s tos tuin 60s for san francisco. north bay, today, yes, dealing with 90s, but tomorrow, 60s. partly cloudy skies are going to stick around, too. looking beautiful just in time for memorial day weekend. >> the weekend looking really good. >> yeah, i'm excited. >> thank you so much. >> of course. >>> for mental health awareness month, we hosted a conversation with professionals. >> they discussed the struggles experience beside by so many. >> finding a therapist or counselor, it can be a press. sometimes can take weeks or months to get a referral and the costs can be skying high. if you're not covered by cat findo done?do you >> our half hour special takes a look at how to deal with difficult times. you can catch it tonight.. usi >>> one of the biggest parts of carnival will come from one of its smallest participants. >>> we'll introduce you to the er thodold grand ma, anrshaculture. >>> you can watch our stream wherever, whenever. ♪ >>> carnival is taking to the streets of san francisco once again this sunday after

slow and go out of san lorenzo. plan for that once you're on the san mateo bridge if that's where your commute takes you over onto the peninsula side 101 seeing that extra volume but not bad. we're not seeing a ton of brake lights just yet. this will get busier more into that 7:00 hour. still seeing some brake lights westbound 580 connecting onto 680, especially in the right lanes, backed up through there and still slow as you head into the altamont pass this morning. we have a few slow spots there. not bad through the south bay, here is one of our maps looking at conditions out of san jose and 101 to 280, 87 looking good. we'll let you know if anything changes. the commute out of the south bay not a bad one. >>> if you're headed out of town for memorial day you're not alone. according to aaa, more than 39 million americans are traveling for the unofficial start of summer, that's up about 8% from last year. and for the airline industry, travel will be up by around 25% from last year. >>> still ahead, house speaker n

park police is warning tourists to stay away from national parkland in san francisco. they're citing severe staffing shortages. the union says the lack of officers patrolling the parks could make them unsafe. the chairman of the police order says a lot has to do with low pay and the high cost of living in the bay area. >> the housing costs in san francisco is obviously way above many other places in the united states. our pay does not allow officers to live comfortably or even reasonably. problem is resolved, the union says families should visit places like yosemite, monterey or parks north of point reyes. >>> 5:15, time for your check of the forecast this morning. >> meteorologist jessica burch, a beautiful sunrise. the temperatures are coming with it. ? t >> that is so true. it is a warm day for us, no matter where you live in the bay. we're well above average and starting off mild. things are changing in the afternoon, more upper 90s in the east bay and north bay. with that in mind let's dive straight into current temperatures, sitting in the upper 60s already just

golden gate bridge traffic light coming out of marin county into san francisco and at the san mateo bridge an easy ride between 880 and 101. i mentioned the crash north 880 headed to the maze. here is a look at the nimitz freeway around in oakland around the coliseum, south of the maze and you can see traffic is moving pretty well through here. you'd be hard-pressed to find any delays or issues on the freeways but it's unpredictable. things change. we'll keep you updated. back to you guys. >>> with memorial day weekend approaching the union that represents u.s. park police is warning tourists to stay away from national parklands in san francisco. they are citing severe staffing shortages. the lack of officers patrolling the parks could make them unsafe. the chairman of the police order says a lot has to do with low pay and the high cost of living in the bay area. >> the housing costs in san francisco is obviously way above many other places in the united states. our pay does not allow officers to live comfortably or even reasonably. >> until the officer staffing problem is solved, the unio

treated for injuries, and it happened at robb elementary school in uvalde, texas, 80 miles west of san antonio. authorities identified the gunman as 18-year-old salvador ramos. he was shot and killed by an officer. an investigation is under way to determine a motive. hours after the shooting, a somber president biden addressed the nation and implored congress to pass new gun restrictions. danya bacchus is in uvalde with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, anne-marie. the investigation continues here this morning. uvalde is a small, close-knit community, and it seems everyone here has been impacted by this tragedy. heartbreak for another american town. this time it's uvalde, texas, where a gunman killed at least 19 children and two adults. hearses arrived at robb elementary school tuesday evening to take the bodies away. >> i'm looking for my daughter. >> reporter: jesse rodriguez waited for hours to find out if his 10-year-old daughter was alive. tragically, she was one of the victims. some parents gave dna samples to help investigators identify bodies. law enfo

that's 85 miles west of san antonio. authorities say the 18-year-old gunman crashed his car outside the school before going inside and shooting whoever was in his way. >>> to primary election results. in georgia, cbs news projects governor brian kemp will win the republican nomination. he will take on democrat stacey abrams, whom he defeated in 2018. and cbs news projects that herschel walker, the trump-endorsed former football player will win the republican nomination and take on incumbent democratic senator raphael warnock. for more news, download the u.s. news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm matt pieper, cbs news, new york. >>> it's wednesday, may 25th, 2022. this is the "cbs morning news." breaking overnight, the death toll rises after a mass shooting at a texas elementary school as we learn new heartbreaking details about the investigation. >> why are we willing to live with this carnage? why do we keep letting this happen? >> presidential plea. for the second time in just over a week, president biden ad

low 60s in san francisco. mid-60s in oakland. 67 in santa rosa, and temperatures drop down only to the upper 50s and low 60s. that's above normal, a higher jumping off point for hot temperatures inland again on wednesday. hottest temperatures approaching 100 far inland and east bay. upper 90s for antioch. low to mid-90s farther inland in north bay. mid-90s in san jose, close to record territory but around the bay, little bit off the pace. low 70s in san francisco still, highs happen by early afternoon, then the breeze drops them. mid-60s along the coast. records in san francisco and oakland out of reach for tomorrow. 14 degrees shy, but close to records in san jose, livermore, concord. but drop off wednesday to thursday, more clouds overhead. but no moisture out of the clouds but going to bring us down to normal and slightly below average temperatures first couple of days of the three-day weekend in san jose. another warm-up early next week. temperatures hot tomorrow, then back down to typical late may weather

upper 70s in san francisco. mid-60s along the coast. still have a red flag warning in effect for solano county until 11:00 a.m. tomorrow. this isn't as high a fire threat as last week but fire conditions are elevated compared to where they normally stand in late may. a heat advisory in solano county goes into effect tomorrow evening. this is where some of the hottest temperatures in the bay area will be with us on wednesday afternoon. then a big drop in temperatures across the whole region towards the end of the workweek. we'll take a look at that coming up in a few minutes. >>> we often hear about people taking steps to prepare their homes and businesses for fire season. kpix's wilson walker shows us the same is being done for a rinse water supply. >> we're in a woodland forest type here, crews are removing some of the small douglas-fir that are encroaching. >> reporter: these crews were working their way up a hillside, cutting through a set of problems that have been growing beneath mount tam for years. >> one being the spread of sudd

. >> reporter: two victims, a child and adult were flown to san antonio hospital. cbs news learned multiple border patrol agents responded. one cpa agent was shot in the head and is in a medical hospital receiving treatment and remains in stable condition. >> we want to keep all the families in your prayers. we need to respect the privacy of the family. >> reporter: this shooting a little over a week after a mass shooting in a buffalo supermarket. police in you wouldy say the motive is unknown and the investigation ongoing. >> the suspect acted alone during this heinous crime. >> reporter: well, this is the last week of school here. the last day was actually supposed to be on thursday, but now school officials are telling us school is canceled for the rest of the year. john. >> dickerson: ruiz for us in uvalde, texas, thank you. the president's address to the nation in the aftermath of today's tragic events, the second time in less than two weeks the president spoke about a mass shooting in america. cbs's nikki battiste is at the white house. nikole, the first thin

on the nose right now in san jose. it's still 82 in oakland and 77 degrees for downtown san francisco. tomorrow's temperature won't be quite as warm. we will start off mild. well above average in the morning. upper 50s and low 60s on the map to begin the day. but the temperatures, while they warm up rather rapidly, that warm-up is going to stall out around the bay and coast as we head to early afternoon. high temperatures in san francisco are going to happen around 2:00 in the afternoon and the onshore wind is going to push the temperature downs. farther inland, temperatures keep warming up, mid- to upper 90 inland in the east bay. low to mid-90s parts of the north bay and mid-90s around san jose as well. the onshore breeze is going to get stronger. more clouds overhead by thursday and that means temperatures are going to return to what's closer to normal for this time of year. service dogs geppetto retired and handed off his duties so now he gets to relax. temperatures in alameda warming up by early afternoon and back

i met people from san jose. i had people from modesto. >> reporter: they'll watch along with james on a monstrous screen tonight. >> wiggins. >> reporter: who knows what kind of aerial takeoff will come next. >> he didn't care. he was like from the playgrounds in berkeley where i'm from, san pablo park or grove spring in berkeley. he went to it. he's going to get to it. he went after it. >> reporter: whatever it is, you can bet james mccoy will be on his feet. >> the warriors are going to do it. >> reporter: because he's cold-blooded and might just be the warriors' number one die-hard fan. >> i cherish this ring. this is the biggest thing i got in my jewelry box. >> reporter: so the dance party has already started. you see fans with brooms in their hands. and i confirmed. i saw james out there right in the middle, right. he's got a front row seat to this. that's why he came seven hours early. this is really the first time the warriors are doing something like this on this scale for this play-off run this season.

not bad for a may evening in san francisco. if you're going to be going maybe a half mile north from there to oracle park to watch the giants take on the mets and snap that losing streak, gametime temperatu73re of ede . so bring something to put on once the sun goes down. but 73 for a gametime temperature in the month of may. not bad at all. temperatures tonight dropping down mostly to the upper 50s and low 60s. a few cooler spots along the coast. warmer spots barely dropping below 70 and antioch and brentwood. high temperatures tomorrow, still going to be 10 degrees above average around the bay, but not quite as warm as today because that onshore breeze will kick in earlier. temperatures farther inland still close to 20 degrees above normal. we are going to be close to record territory. mid-60s along the coast. free air conditioning for you once again. 90 degrees down the peninsula and the south end of the bay with low to mid-90s and you go farther inland in the inland santa clara valley. 96 in morgan hill. mid- to upper 90s.

even in san francisco. incredibly warm. >> temperatures close to 8 # degrees in san francisco. well into the 80s for oakland. 90s farther inland. it's this heat dome camped out off the west coast. high pressure in the upper levels of the atmosphere means there is more atmosphere pressing down. now, we have one more day to go in the weather pattern before the storm system that's way over the pacific is going to get close enough to push it out of the way. that area of low pressure is actually going to send clouds into the bay area just not without any chance of rain. not exactly a surprise. the winds offshore for the most part. they are not all that strong. most of the gustier wind through the central valley. it's dry. we have that red flag warning that continues for solano county through 11:00 a.m. tomorrow. looking at futurecast humidity, the humidity levels are about the lowest they are going to be. tonight those humidity levels aren't going to recover a lot. they will climb to around the 25 to 40% range for inland parts of napa county, solano county and 30% to 40% of contra c

. >>> new at noon, san jose police arrest a man accused of stalking former coworkers and threatening them. investigators say brian velazquez cause fired from a local construction company in january. in april, that company reported velazquez had been sending threatening emails to coworkers and posting pictures of him pointing firearms on social media. police say he also had intimate knowledge of what coworkers were up to in their personal lives. he was booked last week. >>> several firearms, you see them here, were also seized. velazquez also had hundreds of rounds of ammo, tactical body armor and equipment to make ghost guns. he's charged with felony stalking. >>> in a developing story, state and local health officials are investigating a suspected case of monkey pox in san jose county. that person tested positive for a related virus. confirmation is pending from the cdc. officials are now doing contact tracing and working to inform health-care providers and the public about symptoms to look out for. >> there can be secondary infection as well, but i think when you see the raised les

you'll have a few brake lights as you head over into san francisco. it's getting busy backed up to just almost the foot of the maze at this point and things are getting busier on the east shore freeway, we're seeing slightly slower speeds so el sebrante, richmond tapping the brake lights and into berkeley and towards the bay bridge. 580/680 a live look here, definitely busy westbound as you head towards the dublin interchange and we're tracking brake lights for super commuters from tracy getting onto 580 itself. a slow ride into the altamont. looks like things are getting slightly busy out of the south bay, so good morning to san jose commuters if you're getting ready to hop on 101, pockets of slowing coming away from the 280/60 connector. you'll see brake lights south of there as well traveling from san martin into morgan hill. there was a crash on 87 right at 101 but looks like that's now c. >>> three words this morning that we keep saying over and over again, one more win. we are live with all the excitement building for dub nation ahead of game fo

we're also expecting 60s even in the san jose area, oakland area, excuse me, 80s in the san jose area, just by thursday. headed into the weekend we're cooling back counsel to the 60s for the coast. partly cloudy skies sticking around as they we had into the three-day setup. >>> gianna, how are things going out there? >> not bad at all. we're seeing more volume on the roadways but overall, it's a pretty light commute. look at this, it's 5:47, we're not seeing that backup just yet at the bay bridge, traffic moving nicely as you head out of emeryville, into san francisco right now. not a lot of brake lights to deal with. the metering lights were turned on a couple of minutes ago so we'll likely start seeing brake lights building for the morning rush, well into the 6:00 hour as more cars get on the roadway. so far moving along okay there. a little crowded on the upper deck but here is a live look at one of our caltrans cameras near one of the towers and seems to be moving slightly clower but at an okay pace, headed westbound into san francisco. we are tracking brake lights for the ride in

in san francisco, sharon chin, kpix 5. >> those look tasty, too. catch our live coverage of the carnevale parade sunday at 10:00 a.m. on "cbs news bay area." >>> we'll need refreshing drinks today for sure with the temperatures creeping up, jessica. >> yes t is, it is a hot day fo. i'm from the desert and even when i see triple digits i still cringe. we're expecting triple digit forecast in the east hills. as we take a live look over the bay bridge current temperatures sitting in the 50s near oakland. upper 50s in the san jose area, throughout the santa clara valley. 60s near concord. let's dive straight into it. high temperatures 18 degrees above average in concord, about 13 degrees above average off in san francisco, so a very warm setup for us today, due to high pressure ridging its way into the pacific northwest. that's all of that orange, it will continue to push through as we head into today but luckily behind that is a trough of low pressure backing it up, cooling us off just in time for the weekend. so carnevale great opportunity to head ou

charlie, take it away in san francisco. >> all right, who will they be playing? over in the east, gucci mane in the house for celtics game four, this game was never close. miamis turns it offering, boston on the run, serving it up and dinner is served, jason tatum. jumped out to 18-1 lead, jason scored 31, the series dived into a peak. cappler and the giants host the met looking to end four games losing streak. giants up two nothing and a third, frisco down the line, roth chasing in, one way to get a front row seat. two runs coming, score ties the game, very next pitch, alonzo -- three run shot off alex cobb and just like that, 5-2 new york. all those runs with two outs in the ining. mets cruise from there, 13-3 the final, giants lost five straight. it's not paris, france. it's the thai france band club in seattle, chad pender, launched that thing, oakland would tie the game later in the ining, bottom four, rawley, two run shot into the left field corner. seattle would take the lead and mariners go on to win 7-6, won 13 straight over those as. and the scottsdale

we filmed it first outside san diego. it was beautiful. we had lovely shots. dolphins were swimming beside us and tom was, like, this isn't fast enough. so we redid the scene and went to san francisco. >> stephen: for the rough weather. >> for the rough weather and the wind and that's what we had. >> stephen: had you sailed before? >> i was taking lessons before in preparation. >> stephen: so just for this movie? >> yeah. >> stephen: because that's a sizable boat. >> yeah, and we're moving really fast. >> stephen: did you like the feeling of the helm in your hand? >> sounds like a euphemism, but, yeah. >> stephen: sure. it can be both. ( laughter ) >> it was great. it was amazing. i was taking lessons. i started in new york because i live in brooklyn. >> stephen: in the harbor. yes, which is interesting. >> stephen: that's busy. like learning to drive on the auduban. >> stephen: or learning how to skate board on the auduban. >> yeah, exactly. i was doing that and before filming i was taking sailing lessons to prepare. >> stephen: jennifer, thov for being here.

in san francisco, kenny choi. empls after tchang overshtrocer arrested aharge in the separate misconduct incidents. the san jose police department was actively investigating both cases, however, each employee continued to work. one is police officer matthew do minute guess, accused of mast tur baiting in front of a family during a call. he is since been placed on paid leave. the other city employee is william jerry, san jose's former code enforcement inspector. he was recently sentenced to 35 years in prison for bribery, extortion, and sexual assault. the san jose attorney's office says some of the alleged crimes occurred while on the job. >> and it was a particularly -- it was particularly disconcerting about both of these episodes, is the fact that in each case, city employees continued to serve in public facing roles after someone in the city became aware of the nature of this conduct. >> the mayor says he's calling for a full review of the independent police auditor and the city manager he says the police chie

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start out with san jose. we just got warm temperature today and tomorrow will be flirting with records as we've got high temperatures on the way for the bay area. here is san francisco from treasure island. and we'll finish out the t trivalley area. concord right now is already at 86. cooler in oakland at 66 but look at santa rosa at 89 degrees right now.no up there as well. high pressure in the eastern pacific. temperatures near 100 degrees. red flag warnings out to the greaeat valley. wind gusts up by that fire has in st. helena. they're coming from a relatively cool direction but wind of any kind don't help with fire. wind speeds show san francisco with the highest gust but along the shoreline it's not a surprise and the marine influence still getting its way into the east bay. the on shore breezes will shift to the north tomorrow and you won't get much influence making its way inland. temperatures soar to near 100 degrees on tuesday and probably not as warm on wednesday and thursday we got a trough moving

san jose, kpix 5. >>> we'll be profile the last group of candidates tomorrow. stay with kpix for complete coverage of all the big issues leading up to the june primary. >> the mayor calling for changes to the city oversight procedures following investigations of some city employees. arrested and charged for separate misconduct incidents. the san jose police department was actively investigating both cases however each employee continued to work. one of them was police officer matthew dominguez and facing allegations of sexual battery and was reported to internal affairs but dominguetes was still on active duty and he has since been placed on paid leave. the other city employee was william jerry, a former code enforcement inspector and recently sentenced to 35 years in prison for bribery, extortion and sexual assault and says some of the alleged crimes occurred on the job. >> and it was particularly d disconcerting about both of these episodes is the fact that in each case city employees continued to serve in pub public-facing roles after someone in the city bec

right now it is warm enough and in san jose and san francisco. and in concord it's 89 degrees right now. in oakland 67. the numbers are up three to five degrees from yesterday and you can see the 24-hour change. the bright er colour showing yo the brighter temperature variations. we're going to get another three to five degrees tomorrow. we had flag warnings are posted mostly in the great county and there is heat advisories associated with this so there is a reason for this. you're out strolling with the dog or you're out with bare feet or kids. when air temperature is 9 degrees, concrete is 125 and the asphalt is 140 degrees so paws and feet can burn after just a minute of contact with asphalt at 140 degrees that's one of the reasons for the heat advisories. and the eastern pacific so the high dominates temperatures tomorrow nearing 100 degrees. we don't get that much a break on wednesday either. ryan's going to be talking about this cliff rescue in daily city. but they're talking about the high wind along the coast wreaking havoc with rescues w

in the city, back to you in san francisco. ? and now, she can tell all her friends she is on tv in the bay area. vern, thank you so much. 4. >>> to consumer news now. there is some relief on the shortage of baby formula across the country. an air force cargo plane carrying 39 tons of it landed in indianapolis over the weekend. it is specialty formula, andedwa administrfaat iomannu says a second flight with formula is scheduled to leave germany sand abbott nutrition hopes to re-open its michigan plant next week but the bad news -- it may take two months before that formula arrives in stores. >>> in the meantime, scammers haven been trying to take advantage of pafrpts desperate for formula. joining me now, with the better business bureau. so, alma, first, let's talk about how scammers are going about this? >> so we have seen scammers targeting families and parents on social media with us being on social media pretty much throughout the day, the easiest way tore scammers to get in contact with parents that are in need of baby formu

chavez, who is running for mayor of san jose, backs a regulation of firearms. >>> and in san francisco the d.a. is joining a lawsuit aimed at stopping the sell of ghost gun kits. kits designed for home assembly often do not meet safety standards. those guns also do not have serial numbers. a lawsuit filed on friday seeks a preliminary injunction against manufacturers and retailers. this man is a coplaintiff. >>> now to the coronavirus, pfizer reports encouraging results from vaccinations of small children. the drug maker says three child-sized doses generated a strong immune response in kids between six months and five years old. the pfizer trial involved nearly 1,700 children who got a third dose during the omicron surge. the fda plans to meet next month about authorizing vaccines for young kids. >>> students in berkeley public schools are masking up in class again. now on what that adjustment will be like. >> reporter: masking up in many places is no longer a requirement, but students and teachers will be whipping out those masks again in the berkeley school district. superintendent

. >>> and a taxi cab slams into people on a san francisco sidewalk. why police are calling the deadly crash a freak accident. >>> and a search in covid cases forcing a bay area school district to bust out those masks again but for how long? we are live. good morning to you. it is monday, may 23rd. i'm len kiese. >> and i'm amanda starrantino. we begin with the biggest story of the morning, that third warriors win. the dubs are just one win away from going to the nba finals, they beat the dallas mavs in a nail-biter last night, 109-100. >> jocelyn, you were out and about in the crowds last night. how are you feeling this morning? we have to ask you. >> i'm not going to lie, i went to bed late and feeling pretty tired this morning but it was well worth it. it is a beautiful morning. you're always in a good mood when the warriors win especially when we're so close to the finals, and let me tell you, though, it was an away game but the energy at thrive city outside of chase, it was something else. fans were happy to say the least. this year is anita hines

san francisco even low 50s up closer to hayward, upper 40s in napa and petaluma. a quick look at the winds starting off this morning relatively calm. it will kick up into the afternoon hours and talking about the winds, we're going to see an offshore flow near pairfield into the afternoon and tuesday, that's the big reason why the national weather service put out a red flag warning which starts at 11:00 a.m. this morning for solano county, extending throughout the afternoon today and ending tomorrow at 8:00 p.m. daytime highs today in the upper 80s, our inland areas 60s from the coast to the bay. mostly sunny conditions for us today. winds will start kicking up as we head into the afternoon but it's beautiful nonetheless. we'll talk about it in your full forecast. >>> gianna, how are things? >> looking good. no major snags to slow you down. it's the usual stuff as you head toward the dublin interchange this morning. taking a live look at our dublin cam, 580/680 at the interchange. we're seeing that extra volume so the headlights headed westbound, a lot of people c

southbound is the commute direction. 15 minutes from the richmond-san rafael bridge over into san francisco. the toll plaza looking good, no delays here, metering lights are off and so far so good as you head into the city. most of our bay area bridges are pretty quiet this morning. a live look at the san mateo bridge, things are moving nicely there in both directions and if you're headed along 880 this morning, a good time to be on the freeways, no brake lights or delays. >>> looking live to the home of the warriors this morning, last night was a big night for the team, they're now one win away from the nba finals after beating the mavericks in game three and even though the warriors are on the road, back here in the bay, the city was electric when the dubs took home that win. >> good game. betty yu gives us a look. >> reporter: the city erupted with cheers as the warriors dominated the mavs and immediately following the game, the party is still going on. i've already heard some rumblings of a sweep. >> warriors in four! >> warriors in four! >> reporter: these fans are confident the dubs c

. >>> and cbs san francisco says a california highway patrol helicopter conducted a dramatic cliff rescue captured on video. a fisherman called 911 last thursday to report a man clinging to a vertical cliff wall about 500 feet above the pacific ocean. in strong winds, the officer was lowered down to the trapped man from the helicopter. the man was placed in a rescue harness and airlifted to safety. it's not known how he got stranded on the cliff, though. >>> up next, a london landmark is ready for its big reveal. we'll show you big ben's new look after a five-year restoration project. i'm still drawn to what's next. even with higher stroke risk due to afib not caused by a heart valve problem. so if there's a better treatment than warfarin that's a trail i want to take. eliquis. eliquis reduces stroke risk better than warfarin. and has less major bleeding than warfarin. eliquis has both. don't stop taking eliquis without talking to your doctor as this may increase your risk of stroke. eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fatal bleeding. don't take eliquis if you have an artificial h

we are join by new york congressman hakeem jeffries, chairman of the democratic caucus and in san diego kilogram this morning, good morning to you, congressman. >> good morning. >> brennan: on some of this poll data that you also heard here, specifically young people, hispanics and half of blasidents been too slow to react a. his ratings on effectiveness are low, perceptions of competence are low. a majority of democrats now say the economy is bad. how does your party hold on to majority? >> with i am very confident we will be able to hold on to the majority, president biden has done a very good job under incredibly difficult circumstances, i understand that the electorate of course is going to be unsettled, experiencing covid fatigue, inflationary pressures, high, gas prices, the war in ukraine, a radical extreme republican party that doesn't appear to believe in democracy, any longer and so this is a tough moment for our country, but president biden has been very decisive in his leadership, beginning with the american rescue plan, we rescued the economy, put shots in arm, kids back in

♪ >>> and carnival back in san francisco. we'll take you behind the scenes of a local dance troop as they get ready to perform. good evening. i'm julianne goodrich. >> san francisco police are investigating a deadly collision between a taxi cab and pedestrians. it happened on mission and third near the yerba buena center for the arts. police say the taxi crashed into another car, and that caused the cab to hit some people on the sidewalk. two women were killed. two worst injured, and cops say it was a freak accident. >> we rarely see any incidents like this in the downtown area, especially at this time of the day. we will be working with the municipal transportation agency to see if traffic and engineering could be a factor. >> police say drugs and alcohol don't appear to be involved. there is no word if there was a passenger inside the taxi. the theater section has been closed down as police continue to investigate. >>> time to lighten the mood a tad. a big night for the warriors as the team is now one win away from the nba