. >> a year ago, we talked exclusively to chase merritt. and then a concerned mcstay family friend. >> joseph was my best friend. he was incredible. >> now charged with killing them all. >> this is a cold and callous murder of an entire family. >> follow our investigation, the evidence, the arrest, the accused. >> i have a past. >> in his own words. >> you were the last person he saw? >> i was definitely the last person he saw. >> chasing a killer. inside the mcstay family murders. sunny southern california. the beaches, the surf, the stunning pacific sunsets. >> yep, another beautiful day in paradise. southern california. >> there's mama again. >> a magical place to many including newly woods joseph and -- includes including newlyweds who called this beach side community home. >> we live down by the pier. paradise. >> in 2007, the mcstays and their two young sons, gia knee gee any and joey jr appeared to have it all. >> i'm having so much fun. >> love, family, and a promising new business. >> it's all julie ever wanted to be, an entreprene

they are concerned the project will displace working class residents on the east side of lake merritt. >>> california businesses could eventually be able to record phone conversations without the other party's knowledge. today, state assembly committee will consider a bill that would loosen restrictions on a long- time ban against that practice. consumer groups speaking out against the measure from assemblyman evan loew of campbell. >>> president obama is talking about the pressure on police and struggling communities including baltimore. he appeared last night on late night with david letterman. >> essentially we put the police officers in a really tough spot where we say to them, just contain the problem and so if young black men are being shot but it's not affecting us, um, you know, we'll just kind of paper that over. >> the president's comments came after some tense moments again on monday in baltimore. police arrested a man and recovered a loaded handgun at the scene. the arrest drew a crowd which chanted black community, control the police. >>> time now 6:40. a new push begins

. >> the issue was over this vacant lot on 12th street near lake merritt. they were going to vote on whether to sell it to condo developers. protesters are celebrating and for one of them, the effort was worth missing the warriors game. >> we were waiting our whole lives to see the warriors do this well. we will have a chance to see more warriors going forward. >> as for any arrests, there were none. >> as for crowds we deal with, this is one of the most peaceful ones we will encounter. >> a process that may be repeated in the future. they say they may use this tactic again. lilian kim, abc7 news. >> meantime, more growing pains tonight. a move is under way to stop developpent in of market rate housing in a san francisco neighborhood that is ground zero in the fight over gentrification. he wants a 45-day more for -- moratorium in a one and a half square mile area of the mission district. he says it is an attempt to address the displacement of long-time mission residents. >> we need a new direction. until and unless we take a drastic step we will lose this n

group which calls itself black seed does not like the city's plan to sell a plot of land near lake merritt to a private developer. they claim that long-time oakland residents are being forced out of the city because of a lack of affordability. the land could be used for a 24- story tower of luxury condos. >> we came here tonight to say not behind closed doors and they are not gonna say that the community supports it because the community does not support it. now we've made that visibly clear. >> we've had a very energetic demonstration in which people were speaking out both about the importance of affordable housing and about the importance of taking real action to improve relations and have public accountability and i think these are incredibly important issues. >> city officials plan to sell the land for more than $5 million. the developer says it will bring tax revenue for the city and create jobs. protesters dispersed around 9:00 last night. >>> we will be following the delays on b.a.r.t. throughout the day. we believe the delays will last through the evening commute. more tonight at 5

please stand by ] [ no audio ] >> reporter: this happened in between the west oakland 12th and lake merritt stations. that's the cross where all trains converge. getting around it was a mess. people had to switch trains and get around and endure long delays all day long. the problem was a broken component of the mechanism that switches the train. >> their initial preliminary findings is that something struck this receiver coil and damaged it. we still don't know what. it could be a train, a maintenance vehicle, equipment, crew members, so we need to figure out exactly what struck this coil and damaged it. >> reporter: bart crews found the problem right before the peak morning commute in the early-morning hours until about 9:30 this morning tried to fix this piece right away. it made the morning commute a nightmare. the fix took longer because of new bart safety protocols for workers on the tracks. they had to make sure the trains weren't near them while they were working. anne makovec, kpix 5. >>> for the latest updates on bart delays and how your commute could be affected just head to our

. >> the issue was over this vacant lot on 12th street near lake merritt. they were going to vote on whether to sell it to condo developers. protesters are celebrating and for one of them, the effort was worth missing the warriors game. >> we were waiting our whole lives to see the warriors do this well. we will have a chance to see more warriors going forward. >> as for any arrests, there were none. >> as for crowds we deal with, this is one of the most peaceful ones we will encounter. >> a process that may be repeated in the future. they say they may use this tactic again. lilian kim, abc7 news. >> meantime, more growing pains tonight. a move is under way to stop developpent in of market rate housing in a san francisco neighborhood that is ground zero in the fight over gentrification. he wants a 45-day more for -- moratorium in a one and a half square mile area of the mission district. he says it is an attempt to address the displacement of long-time mission residents. >> we need a new direction. until and unless we take a drastic step we will lose this n

and if you are looking for free live music, the 2015 east lake music festival is saturday at the lake merritt amphitheater in oakland. plenty of bands and deejays will perform there. bay area kids fest kicks off at mt. diablo high school in concord. the three-day event has vidz, a petting zoo, arts, crafts, food and music. golden state warriors watch parties are popping up from the south of market street food park in san francisco where rsvp is required to the alameda theater. the earthquakes are at levi stadium on monday at 4:00 p.m. giants are on the road as are the as and the san mateo bridge will be closed. i'm mike mibach, that's your weekend watch. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> stocks mostly unchanged as investors weigh the latest corporate earnings results. take aclive look at the big board, the dow is down 9. the nasdaq is up 10 and the s&p flat. >>> rebound. 7 seconds remaining. harden. throws it up to howard. back to harden. harden tied up. knocked loose. picked up and the game is over. >> what a dramatic ending to last night's gameance the wears -- game as the warriors take home the win. 99-98.

. >> tom merritt, a retired engineer, knows he's witnessing something so unique few people have ever seen it, let alone captured it on camera. >> they're twisting the ice. >> oh, god. no, no. >> must be something very important where they're all going. maybe a meeting has been called. >> merritt loves nature and loves to videotape the things he finds there. that's why it made sense for him and his wife, sharon, to make the long trek to the end of the earth for vacation. >> it was after supper, and suddenly there was an announcement over the loud speaker system that they'd seen orca. we hadn't seen orca yet on this trip, so we were pretty excited and we wanted to go see. >> so tom grabbed his camera and his wife and headed above deck. it's 10:30 p.m., but it's still daylight this time of year. tom keeps his camera rolling. he and his wife are riveted by what they see next. the killer whales work their way around the ice floe. every few seconds one whale, then another, pokes its head up to get a better look. >> here they come. two of them. look. underneath. you can see them underneath.

. >> the issue was over this vacant lot on 12th street near lake merritt. they were going to vote on whether to sell it to condo developers. protesters are celebrating and for one of them, the effort was worth missing the warriors game. >> we were waiting our whole lives to see the warriors do this well. we will have a chance to see more warriors going forward. >> as for any arrests, there were none. >> as for crowds we deal with, this is one of the most peaceful ones we will encounter. >> a process that may be repeated in the future. they say they may use this tactic again. lilian kim, abc7 news. >> meantime, more growing pains tonight. a move is under way to stop developpent in of market rate housing in a san francisco neighborhood that is ground zero in the fight over gentrification. he wants a 45-day more for -- moratorium in a one and a half square mile area of the mission district. he says it is an attempt to address the displacement of long-time mission residents. >> we need a new direction. until and unless we take a drastic step we will lose this n

>> reporter: the issue, a development set near lake merritt and luxury apartments. >> this is proposed not to have a single unit of affordable housing. >> reporter: they don't feel they were part of the process of how is land is used so they shut down the meeting. >> the way the decision was made and the development was pushed forward did not include the people. who are impacted in my community. >> reporter: there were no arrests, protesters left about an hour after a they sat down. there will be another city council meeting maybe tomorrow. maybe the day after. in oakland, mike sugerman, kpix5. >>> meanwhile in san francisco, supervisor david campos wants a temporary band for all new market value housing in the mission. but doesn't look like he has enough votes on the board of supervisors to get the ban passed. >>> the hectic pace of silicon valley slowed down so the tech industry could honor one of its own. dave goldburg who died in a treadmill accident in mexico. entertainment heavyweights showed up like george lucas, ben afflick and bono. most of the men didn't wear ties. goldburg d

>> reporter: at issue a development set near lake merritt which activists say is on public land and luxury apartments in it will rent for about $3,100. >> this project that has come before the council tonight is proposed to not have a single unit of affordable housing. >> reporter: they don't feel they were part of the process deciding how that land should be used. so they shut down the meeting. >> why not? the way the decision was made was pushed forward did not include the people who are impacted in that community. >> reporter: protestors left an hour after the meeting was adjourned. there were no arrests. there will be another city council meeting today or in the next few days. in oakland, mike sugerman, kpix 5. >>> a person was'srd after a fight -- a person was arrested after a giants padres game last night. the san francisco police say a vendor slashed another vendor in the forehead after the break argument. the suspect ran away. police found and arrested him. the victim taken to the hospital with nonlife- threatening injuries. >>> police in san jose are defending the officers who did

>> gary: >> catherine: >> reporter: within 24 hours additional rain has fallen in parts of houston merritt. >> we are still in search mode. at any time it rained it causes difficulties for our guys. >> reporter: investigator said he was i aware of the high water. his death prompted new warnings. >> we have had nothing nothing to this magnitude. >> reporter: colin the sister as the storm hit. -- calling >> the selling has caveman and the house is floating down the water. >>the ceiling has caved in >> reporter: >> catherine: >> pam: temperatures have hit 117 degrees and certain areas. at least 850 people have died there along. >> reporter: we americans love all or hamburgers. we cannot all sizes some sliders to a giant scale buster spirit taking a giant show up burger and pleasant heels have been serving up for years. >> reporter: is what the locals lot. --want >> reporter: this traditional number from fog city creek making their own american cheese. >> reporter: you can say is a marriage made in heaven. no worker is complete without the fries. --no burger >> reporter: here is a camouflage o

a group of protesters upset about a proposal to sell a plot of land near lake merritt stormed the meeting and eventually shut it down. noel gallago said he's seen a rash of similar disruptions over the past few years. according to the chroniclele, he's look -- chronicle, he's looking into looking at more security measures for those meetings. >>> police in palo alto out there searching for a group of people blamed for several paintball attacks targeting innocent people. at least five people were hurt in these attacks including a man in his 70s. tara moriarty live in our newsroom now with more -- this is no joke, how serious a paintball attack can be. >> if you have ever played in paintball wars, you have to do it in a designated area like an arena or a field and you need to wear protective gear because it really can hurt when you are hit by a paintball. we visited santa clara paintball where an instructor showed us how the guns work and palo alto police say that pranksters shot the paintballs at five people tuesday night. the first location was at newell road. the second on melville avenue

the eastlake music festival tomorrow only, lake merritt, a little milder, a little sunnier. mid-60s. the pattern is changing. it's going to take about four or five days to get there but we are not going to be stuck in the say weather pattern for the next week. look at all the mountain thunderstorms once again blossoming over the whole western third of the country as close as two hours to our north. high pressure beginning to build in. the first thing it will do is turn our winds north and west. still stormy this weekend in the sierra. if you are going hiking bring the rain gear but toward memorial day and much of next week, that ridge wins, that low pressure area pushes off to the east, and we are trending warmer and sunnier next week. some of you inland may hit 80s. couple of areas of drizzle overnight. another cloudy start tomorrow. but we'll trend warmer starting sunday and monday. concord back to the 70s tomorrow. first time in a while. san jose still the 60s for you. redwood city 67. san ramon 67 tomorrow. benicia though hit 70. 63 in san francisco. santa rosa 75. and c

occurred where trains cross from one track to another between the west oakland station and the lake merritt station. this is video. the break happened at a point where nearly all of the lines converge. when something happens there it causes system wide delays and frustration. >> i am on the train, they tell us, sorry, everybody got to get off because they made this train a san francisco airport train. now i am standing here for, like, 15 minutes waiting on another train. frustrated. >> and his case was typical. passengers had to deal with delays of 20 minutes to an hour. >>> good news caltrans had today about an important rod that failed on the bay bridge and now there is another problem. >> new information on what was in osama bin laden's compound the day he was killed. there was a job application for potential terrorists and some of the questions on the form are chilling. >> and tonight we hear from steph curry about the girl who stole the show last night. >> talking bute chance for sprink -- about a chance for sprinkles for thursday. when they will occur and when. female announcer: throu

>> demonstrators wanted it stop a vote by city council members on selling city land near lake lake merritt to a developer. >> water regulators approve massive cutbacks to match the governor's brown for a public for 25 percent reduction that will require tens of millions of people and businesses to sharply reduce how much water they use. the biggest water hog is landscaping. >> french investigators say the germanwings co-pilot would intentionally crashed a jet into the alps practiced the scenario. he practices a similar descent on a different night earlier that day before the fatal crash that killed all 150 people. >> hillary clinton is in the bay area today to raise money for her presidential campaign. show will attend two private fundraisers. protesters are upset she had not taken a stand on the keystone xl pipeline and they will welcome her. >>> the warriors and grizzlies are headed to memphis tied a game a piece in the semifinal after stunning the warriors last night snapping the 21-gale home -- 21-game home. >> and pittsburg is 53 and the extra sunshine means warmer this afternoon but,

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the good school law include hiring 100,000 on permanent contracts and offers pay increases based on merritt. rather than senior yority, it re assigned teachers and compels teachers to undergo 50 unpaid hours of training. >> similar protests in brazil. >> teachers avoided the violence of last week as they announced checks in pension fund. we have this report >>> teachers came from all over for the march. they were joined by colleagues from neighbouring states students and those concerned about tough measures applied by the state government to deal with a national economy that seems to be running out of the steam. >> the flowers approach against bombs they threw at us. if they throw bombs, we'll respond with flowers. >>> i'm going to campaign in my school, so my students can understand. the lack of respect cannot continue >>> many of us are here because in our classrooms we don't have teachers or desks or a decent infrastructure. >> there was no repeat of last week's violence when more than 200 were injured. after police opened fire with tear gas rubber bullets and water canons. protesters ma

they are concerned the project will displace working class residents on the east side of lake merritt. >>> carly fiorina certainly has ample financial resources but the question is, just how many votes can she get? >> we know the only way to reimagine our government is to reimagine who is leading it. i'm carly fiorina. i'm running for president. >> former ceo at hewlett- packard made that announcement yesterday. she is running as a republican. she has never held public office. >>> and today former arkansas governor mike huckabee set to announce he is running for president again. he made an unsuccessful bid for the republican nomination in 2008. but back then, he won the iowa causing and six primaries but event i every ran out of cash. this time the support he has is already established among conservatives, evangelicals, could give him an edge. >>> people's optimism about their retirement prospects is going up. cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger joins us with more on what a recent survey showed. jill, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. >> all right. let's start with confi

they're angry about a proposal to sell city land near lake merritt to a housing developer. the developer would create luxury condos. after several unsuccessful attempts to continue the meeting council members adjourned without a digs. >>> decision. >>> in berkeley the housing crunch has officials considering a large housing development downtown proposed 18 story, 305-unit building on herald way. opponents say the units would not be affordable. construction would temporarily close the landmark theater and displace one of the museums there. when complete the building would limit the view from uc berkeley. >> they're damaging the view from the students who get to enjoy the view. >> we need more density in downtown berkeley. this is one way to get it. >> supporters say the project would be a great option for retirees looking to downsize. the developer would have to make 10% of the units below market rate or pay a fee to the city. >>> up next at 11:00, a rather unique way a california chef is fighting the drought. he says it is a technique that could save millions of gallons of

protest thing plans for a luxury high-rise housing project on what is now public land adjacent to lake merritt. at one point demonstrators chained themselves to the council podium. >> this project has come before the council tonight is proposed to not have a single unit of affordable housing. >> the meeting was adjourned with no vote on that project. >>> new this morning, san francisco police arrested a street vendor after a fight near at&t park. it happened just after the giants game last night. officers say a street vendor slashed another in the forehead after an argument. the suspect ran away but police quickly found and arrested him. the victim was taken to the hospital with nonlife- threatening injuries. >>> investigators are turning up new details now about the two men who carried out an attack on an event featuring cartoons of the prophet mohammad. as andrew spencer reports, authorities are now looking at postings on social media. >> reporter: the two long guns and four handguns elton simpson and nadir soofi carried far outgunned the security guard at the entrance of the caldwell center

hotly debated high-rise project. 24 story building would be built on a plot of public land near lake merritt. apartments would rent for an average of $3,100 a month. opponents say the land should be used for affordable housing since it currently belongs to the taxpayers. >>> meanwhile, the emeryville city council scheduled to vote tonight on boosting the city's minimum wage to $12.25 an hour. that is the same rate as san francisco and oakland. emeryville's increase would include a path to $15 by 2018. if approved the wage hike could start july 1. >>> the warriors take on the grizzlies in game 2 of the second round of the nba play- offs in about an hour. our mike sugerman is at the oracle arena with the excitement over the league's most valuable player. >> reporter: who am i, liz? i'm steph curry! [ laughter ] >> reporter: this is steph curry. the only time you ever see him when he is not with the ball he has the mouthpiece in his mouth and i thought -- he must hate this thing because he is always chewing on it and last night we talk about how popular warriors gear is? i just found out steph

protesting plans for a luxury high-rise housing project on what's now public land right next to lake merritt. at one point demonstrators chained themselves to the council podium. >> this is a project that has come before the council tonight is propose to not have a single unit of affordable housing. >> the meeting was adjourned with no vote on that project. >>> more questions on whether the gunmen in texas were acting alone. they opened fire outside a cartoon cost ten on sunday wounding a security guard before being killed by a police officer. yesterday, isis claimed responsibility for the attack but current and former officials in the u.s. are skeptical. >> i really think it's a sign of weakness on the part of isis a reflection that they see that their momentum has slowed a bit. >> investigators are examining the gunmen's contacts and online activities. they say one pledged allegiance to isis in a twitter posting just before the attack. and earlier he communicated with an american who reportedly is fighting alongside al-shabab in somalia. >>> the faa could soon allow for commercial drone us

merritt--patchy fog >> reporter: taking a peek ahead. to purchase dropping between 68 degrees away from the immediate cosine temperatures will still be in all low 80s and 90s with plenty of hazy sunlight to go round as we head into saturday cooler air will make its way east and temperatures will drop the low 80s inland and '70s all around the bay. there will be stubborn clubs and temperatures will be in the upper 50s come sunday with low clouds occurred. >> reporter: 78 degrees inland and 70 degrees on around the bay. there will be in storm system just to our north clipping us producing land that will bring more sunlight and to purchase will slowly start to rebound by the middle part of next week. >> pam: we have incredible deal of the imam is one it hit. in nepal. (music) hey! let me help with that. oh, thank you! (music) introducing the one-and-only volkswagen golf sportwagen. the sportier utility vehicle. >> grant: (male announcer): it's now time for gary radnich from the jack in the box sports desk. >> grant: san francisco sheriff an

prince weimar clemens, romney kitchen, gregory banks, willie porch, lindsey smith, george howell riley, merritt johnson who is a mother of torture survivor michael johnson, a mother of ms nick and the mother marcus wiggins. thank you for your leadership. thank you for continuing to fight, even though you are outcome you're fighting for those who are still suffering. thank you so much. amy: chicago mayor rahm emanuel then apologized to the torture victims and their survivors, and thanked them for their efforts to demand justice. >> disdain -- this stain cannot be removed from the history of our city, but it can be used as a lesson of what not to do and the responsibility that all of us have. amy: for more we go to chicago where we are joined by two guests. flint tayl is a founding partner of the people's law office. for more than 25 years he has represented survivors of police torture, including darrell cannon, who also joins us. police tortured cannon in 1983 and forced him to confess to a murder he didn't commit. he spent more than twenty years in prison, but after a hearing on his tortured co

they're furious about a proposal to sell city land near lake merritt to a housing developer. the development would create luxury condos. after several unsuccessful attempts to continue the meeting they adjourned without making a decision. >>> stopping a b.a.r.t. strike in its track. bay area lawmaker is introducing a new bill in hoping of keeping b.a.r.t. workers on the job. bob ridell live at the fremont b.a.r.t. station. bob, this has the attention of thousands of commuters. >> reporter: good morning. we're talking about assembly bill 528 if passed it would prohibit b.a.r.t. workers from striking if their contracts expired. they're still getting paid. if they're expired contract had a no strike clause in it. this is being proposed by east bay assembly woman catherine baker of san a known. she is trying to prevent what happened back in 2013 when bath unions went on strike twice even though some, if not all their workers, had a no strike clause in their contracts. those strikes inconvenienced thousands of commuters and according to assembly woman cost the economy $73 million

shut down oakland city council meeting last night angry about a proposal to sell city land near lake merritt to a housing developer. they say the development would create luxury condos. after m several unsuccessful attempts to continue the meeting council members adjourned without any decision. >>> what's happening in oakland is a bay area wide issue. in berkeley the housing crunch has officials considering a large housing development downtown. it's a proposed 18 story, 305-unit building on harold way. opponents say the units wouldn't be affordable. construction would temporarily close the landmark theater and displace the habitat museum and, when complete, the building would limit the view from the camp o'neil at uc berkeley. >> damaging the experience of the students who get to enjoy that view all the time. >> we need more density in downtown berkeley. this is one way to get it. >> supporters say the project would be a great option for retirees looking to downsize. the developer would have to make 10% of the units be we low market rate or pay a fee to the city. >>> the bay area lawmaker wa

the mets >> reporter: says they are awaiting a development proposal coming merritt jack and hoping that and put that proposal would do the trick and keep the raiders in town. >> grant: it was not just rhetors fans trying to keep the raiders here predict that are twitter and their feelings print did anyone ask mark davis to buy land and carson helped the raiders to stay in oakland? state and oakland and get it done. >> grant: another tweet here says the davis is making it oakland thought print the want the case more than they bought the raiders. ankara sent the army have land creek >> grant: anti-incumbent really could not care less creek just let the raiders' lease. >> grant: and the fans are fired up creek someone to leave britain and some of them to stay. >> pam: and the biggest auto recall in the u.s. history creek today to cover almost doubled the size of an already huge because because of an ongoing problem with is their backs. catherine heenan is here with a troubling details catherine? >> catherine: thought we aren't talking about 70 cards and a separate the odds are pretty good

have you ever been on the merit merritt parkway? we're coming to a stage i think in our civilization where we'll look at the cars on the road and look at it as absolutely gested areas here, in california california, across the country. why can't we do high speed rail? why? you have the president of the council here yesterday. our short funding in infrastructure is going to cost this economy 1% of gdp within the next five years. >> and the interesting thing is the better you make trains and mass transit, the more people ride it. joe, amtrak came to me when i was governor and said we want to cut the time on the harrisburg to philadelphia line from two hours to an hour and a half. we want $75 million from the state and we'll match it. we did it. and in five years, the ridership's gone from 898,000 to 1.5 million people. >> wow. all right. let's get a different perspective p joining us from chief land, ohio, the president of the motoc railroad academy. david, not only do you own two railroad you've also trained engineers for a couple of

basically only because of price merritt. merit and there's no other criteria for these auctions. of course you need a lot of wind and sunshine but if you have that it's difficult to beat. >> your company is one of europe's most indebted utilities with a debt of 39 billion euros. now you want to sell some ag assets but that's hit a little bit of a road block in slovakia for example. how can you insure investors that you're still on track with your debt reduction program? >> we have assured them last year when we completed the sale which was a large success. today is debt is where we should have it considering that we also generate yearly in the range of 15 billion euros so they should be able to cover that and serve the debt. it's basically a sail no more because of let's say debt reduction motivations but because simply this is less strategic assets compared to the new strategy we have presented to investors last year and we think this is a major step and, you know, the sale is not related to debt. it's related to strategy. >> thank you so much for your time. francesco, the ceo o

cool and breezy for the lunch hour one the up to 6162 degrees and best for downtown oakland near lake merritt before temperatures come back down to 8:00 tonight. oakland is afternoon of good bit of the east bay will follow similar lines as well live look out as we look at oakland still overcast i will tell you on the other side of the oakland hills was lost in this is sunshine with a live camera along 680. >>james: it is cloudy out there along the coastline will be cloudy pretty much all they hear attempts addressing right now warming of slowly woke me 1552 degrees. concord san jose getting 54 livermore up a degree since last week tech. --50-52 >>james: we talk about the morning hours it is low fifties to of the '40's have not seen a whole lot of changes by noon time mostly cloudy will woman up slightly for the bay a little more in the mid '60s there by 3:00 4:00 this afternoon will warm up the inland valleys a low seven is for most locations a few will pop open to mid-70s mostly low 70's we may see brad would get the up to 78 we got to 78 yesterday similar conditions and a 62 throat with 56

you are looking for free live music, the 2015 east lake music festival will be saturday at the lake merritt amphitheater in oakland. and bay area kid fest kicks off saturday and mt. diablo high school in concord. the three-day event is filled with ride. a petting zoo, $6 and a donation of one can of food gets you in. $7 with no can. seniors, children under 2 are free. golden state warriors are popping up from the south of market street food park in san francisco where rsvp is required. the earthquakes are at levi stadium sunday at 4:30. tickets still available. giants and as are on the road. and don't forget the san mateo bridge will be closed. back to you. >> we posted all of the events hat ktvu.com. click the entertainment button and look for weekend watch. pretty early for memorial day. >> yeah. >> it comes up very quickly. >> all right. >>> well, the big oil spill cleanup we've been telling you about is still going on along the central california coast. why the company responsible for that leak says it may take months to figure out what went wrong. >>> insane, ridiculous, these are some

reporter: a historian's investors love the oakland museum of california and is located right near lake merritt and at some particular local outdoor air years and use of the lake, they specialize in california history been rotating exhibits and a focus on oakland local art modern cartoonists 1960's music and culture cinematic fought study of fog and the bay area the blue all cafe on site offers to outdoor lunch seedings a seasonal menus and california wines adults is off $15 charge for emission $6 for kids but go on any friday from 5 to 9:00 p.m. admission is that price and free for the children. >> reporter: silverado and as you mention it is near napa and shrieking as have some mealtimes typical thing about silverado as there's a little bit something for everybody. there's to pga the championship golf courses and johnny miller is a resort called owner and is pretty state of the art there's a spy speaking in a massage spa.. tennis courts sweating clothes and a winery. the crowning jim is the thomas keller popped up restaurant is called an ad lib eight d l i b s not there for ever because the f

like about an hour and that was in the reverse commute direction from civic center out toward lake merritt in one spot talks about their delays they're talking about trade delays passenger delays can be considerably more and certainly the case this morning. at the bay bridge the westbound rise slowly again as the backup has climbed one more time to up to 20 minutes a little over for some approaches even the 880 approaches slow again over the westbound lanes a toll plaza and the san mateo bridge continuing improvement 14 to 50 metric ton is now and the pulling gate bridge is predicting cleared out a rush of traffic after things got back up on the wall though the second accident there occurred a little while ago and that was the second incident this morning well was a very long enough to even make a chp logs as other low enough to back up the right a bit but it is cleared out and for their right here richmond toll plaza no longer any delays for the west on ship and the center fell.' >> george: >> james: the u-s coast guard is cleaning up an oil spill near santa barbara. crews estimate about

oakland if you're heading to lake merritt or to jack london square for the sunday -- what is that called? where we -- not sunday streets but we've got -- fruits and vegetables. >> farmers market? what is the farmers market? >> 52 degrees in santa rosa. 55 oakland. 56 livermore. 56 san jose. our temperatures holding steady now with the clouds overhead. we're not watching them climb soon, maybe a degree, maybe two as we get into each passing hour. but below average temperatures is where we will remain. look where we should be, and where we will be for today. napa 69 degrees, typically going to 74. san jose, look at that, 66 is what you typically -- or what you will getting today. 57 is the average in your neighborhood. 75. concord, cool as well. i'll put numbers on the screen. we'll tour around the area. for the afternoon today. i'll show you what you can expect for your neighborhood and just how long this pattern is going to last coming up. >>> let's talk about bay to breakers. 30 minutes ago we talked about the race, starting. there's where it started, all the way over on howard street i

we'll tell you about her plans to row not across lake merritt. we're talking about from japan across the pacific ocean into san francisco bay. >> he's already all the things that you hope you raise your child to be. >> and a devastating diagnosis for an 8-year-old boy, up next how his family is choosing to spend their time with him and his brave decision to help other people. >>> good morning to you, giving you a live look there of the oakland estuary. you can see one sailboat getting out this morning. it's a tough one. it's cool. it's a little breezy. and as you can see very cloudy. we'll have mild temperatures for the afternoon, but below average. i'll have a look at those coming up in just a bit. >>> all right. this morning i want to introduce you to 8-year-old charlie degrange. he is facing an inoperable brain tumor. his story suspect isn't just about the pain of his terminal diagnosis, it's about what he and his family are doing in spite of it. i sat down with charlie and his family as they tried to raise awareness of this rare and deadly ca

students in the high school and the former superintendent of the high school said it's not on making to merritt college free, it should be seamless which is you don't sit there worrying getting from eighth grade at tonight degrade, maybe a little bit of rigmarole hip to go through but it should be a seamless process of going from senior year into the proper community college trade school, whatever they do. >> that's right. spiff the other things simple enough to have the vision is not the execution of every kid having a mentor come advocate have an afterschool program and begin having a good summer opportunity, every kid having early childhood, every kid having post secondary education. those are not complicated things. they are the question of political will which means my last question before we open it up he made a joke that wasn't funny nor a joke that we are a partisan city right now. you've been extraordinarily nonpartisan ever remember with george w. bush, you involved with. you've been close to and in helping us there. you advised paul ryan when it came out with his economic opportunity