river, about 7 1/2 miles south of downtown sacramento. east bay mud says it's been preparing for more than four decades for a drought like this one, spending nearly $500 million to build pipelines and pumping plants to move sacramento river water to the east bay. >> i think that's what we need to do, think ahead. >> reporter: customers like lynn say they're grateful. she's been doing her best to conserve, something water experts say is still crucial despite the new flow of water coming from the capital. >> honestly we've been heading down on showers, the dishwasher. any of those things that we really don't need to do, making larger laundry loads so we don't have to do it so often. >> reporter: and we are back here live where folks here at the car wash have to scrub a little harder, but they are definitely saving water. now they're getting some much needed relief from the sacramento river. we are told that the water will be pumped in from sacramento through june to get this region through the hot summer months. reporting live in elsa braun

to san francisco from 90 degree probably sacramento to 83 degrees san francisco and welcoming us here. please bill from the tax allocation committee (clapping.) >> welcoming well, thank you and it sound like i'm coming such a long way from sacramento but taking the commute i feel like that i'm glad to be here and extend bills congratulations eased to bridge housing and to housing partnership i should mention in sacramento when your two organizations are involved in the developments it's going to result in quality and provide a benefit for decades to come so again congratulations. the other thing i want to emphasize is this development really alliances so closely with what we're trying to accomplish in the area. - better? can you still hear me. this development alliance with so closely what we're trying to do with the tax in san francisco we've tried to emphasize developing for housing for populations with rofbts sites. i'll give you exhibit a going to provide wonderful services for folks who can flush in an environment like this. i also want to take a half step back in case you don't

sacramento is broken we need in sacramento is a representative who is going to be a champion for regular people and not going to be afraid to stand up to the special interests i ask you to join me in this champion if you believe that san francisco has begun too far and pay attention to the big corporation and start to prioritizing our small business and stop the eviction and building we need to make it a city to work and live here i ask you to join the champion we're fighting for the soul of san francisco please vote on june 3rd for david campos for state assembly >> hi i'm a assembly member ting i'm running for re-election representing districts 19th street which includes the western neighborhoods of san francisco and daily and part of south san francisco thank the league of women voters and the voters of districts 19th street by electing me. upon my swearing in john appoint me the caucus chair i'm pursuing proud to put san francisco business owner back on track when democratic's one the two hours the legislation working with governor jerry brown we've spent our tax dollars wisely by pa

that's water from the sacramento river gushing into san pablo creek. you are looking at a first, east bay mud in the supplemental water source for the first time. it's traveling 130-miles from river to tap. >> been drinking it all morning. first sip of the sacramento river. >> i can't tell the difference between this and what i get at the tap at my home. that's the way it should be. >> we put it to the test. taking the new water with the sacramento river in the mix, and water from an oakland tap. we called the new mix a. and b from that oakland tap on a hot day. it didn't take long for water customers to take us up on the test. >> you're a water connoisseur. >> yes. >> could his taste buds tell. >> which is better. >> the same. that's a vote for a. the sack river blend. >> i can taste something else in the water. >> what you taste is sacramento river. >> both are fine with me, actually. maybe because it's hot. there's nothing more refreshing in a drought than knowing there is water from whenever it flows. >> even if they couldn't taste the difference t

new regulations are requiring sacramento cabbies to speak english. it's a requirement. cbs reporter derek shore on the backlash. >> reporter: his name is raheem and while he doesn't speak much english, he blames to be good at his -- he claims to be good at his job driving a taxi in sacramento for years but fears he may soon be out of a job after the sacramento city council last night passed new requirements for taxi drivers including proof they have a basic english knowledge. he tells you in punjabi his fears. the president of of the sacramento taxicab union denounced the new regulations. >> maybe they cannot read english, you know, but they can't understand and they can answer. >> reporter: he estimates more than 100 of the 500 or so drivers in the area may not be able to pass the test but are still good drivers. >> if they don't pass this english test they have to lose their jobs. you know? and they will be out of business and they will be in jeopardy. >> the whole point is from the passenger's perspective so that they can communicate with the driver and get to where

. >>> a statewide manhunt continues to capture a veteran firefighter from the sacramento area suspected of killing his fianci. 55-year-old oroville fleming is a cal fire battalion chief. law enforcement agencies started searching for him yesterday after the body of sarah douglas was found at a home she shared with phlegming in sacramento. family members say the 26-year- old woman was about to move out of the house. that was something fleming did not want to happen, they say. >> she said when she met him she felt he would try to do something to her. >> investigators found fleming's cal fire truck in elk grove outside of sacramento last night. they say he may be heading for the fresno area. >>> police in daly city are now investigating a woman's death as a homicide. the 65-year-old was found dead in her home on florence street wednesday morning. the san mateyo coroner determined it was homicide. police arrest her estranges husband, 65-year-old daniel thomas on suspicion of domestic violence and violation of a restraining order, but not for her death. she filed for a restraining order in 2

they are sacramento police and that is all that they do and they kind of understand the business, and they know how to deescalate stuff. and they rarely arrest or come down with a hammer, but instead, negotiate it was very interesting. i think that we are going to make a trip to sacramento and actually look at it and watch it and see what it does. because sacramento is a lot closer than chicago. >> so, those are my comments. >> any other commissioner comments? >> all right. >> good evening commissioners thank you. just a couple of quick notes. i have a few outstanding complaints and things that i am investigating. one being the complaint from a neighborhood at maze which is on polk 1233. and multiple complaints here and some homeless folk in the alley that are around and not necessarily our jurisdiction but adding to the complaints but the biggest one is the sound escaping from the side of their building and there is an alley doorway that i have noticed open two weeks ago. so i just spoke at length with the owner about monitoring the levels and making sure that the security was posted

. >>> a sacramento woman attacked by a bear in the alaska wilderness, her quick thinking actions that she believes saved her life. gridlock. teacher layoffs. and a 60 billion dollar budget deficit. that's what john perez faced when he became speaker of the california assembly. so he partnered with governor brown to pass three balanced budgets, on time. for the first time in thirty years. today, the deficits are gone and we've invested an additional 2 billion dollars in education. now john perez is running for controller, to keep fighting for balanced budgets. democrat john perez for controller. >>> stocks drifting lore, consumer spending fell .1% in april and the university of michigan fell more than expected. dow is down 9. nasdaq down 12. s&p is flat. >>> warning about a new scam targeting undocumented immigrants. they are asking for a thousand dollars to help undocumented immigrants obtain driver's licenses. some have even been posing as dmv workers and lawyers and selling false documents. the dmv will not issue driver's licenses for undocumented undocumented immigrants till januar

he applied for jobs in sacramento. that's when he got the call finally for a job interview in customer service proving that there is better luck in the bay area. melissa chan, al jazeera, sacramento, california. >> a big controversy brewing over the labors on your food. the new laws in vermont will require genetically modified food to be labeled. >> searches happening around the clock in nigeria for more than 200 school girls who were abducted last month. >> this comes amid allegations that nigerian military was warned aboutage attack beforehand, but they failed to act. we have more from the capitol. >> reporter: could this have been avoided. sources have told >> they had to flee for their lives and more villagers fled to the bush. that's a shocking revelation. we've been repeatedly calling on the nigerian authorities to provide adequate security for people of nigeria, especially the schools because they have been vulnerable targets in the past couple of years. >> reporter: the nigerian government response has led to p

. >> i'm john myers in sacramento, this historic governor's mansion has history inside and nobody knows that better than jerry brown. we sat down for a conversation about california politics and why he wants an unprecedented fourth term as governor. >>> good evening and welcome to kqed newsroom. i'm thuy vu. many proportionals to france port crude oil on the railroad is proposing health and safety concerns. a train derailed in virginia sparking a fire and forcing hundreds to be evacuated. in 2014, 1.3 million gallons of oil were spilled nationally more than the combined total of every year since 1975. many officials and residents are opposing planning to increase crude oil shipments, proposed storage and transfer facility in pittsburgh raised further controversy. how much of a danger does crude by rail pose and are there any alternatives? joining me now for a look at the issue are tom, consumer editor with ktuv. yvonne with the california office of spill prevention and response and molly samuel. why is there so much concern? >> there are two on the table in the bay area. the pittsburgh

and so when you're in sacramento, you're at the capital of things that are happening. we have just another minute or so in this segment. and you're the chairperson of the pass torse' organization there? >> yes, i am the president and the ceo of the black pastors and it is an agency and empowerment agency. we advocate on behah of just not african-americans, but we understand that in most of the best categories you can name, education, health, economic empowerment, we're typically take residence at the bottom. and so our efforts are to empower them. we work with different communities, jewish communities, different faith backgrounds. so when we celebrate what jesus said love your neighbor. he didn't just say your black neighbors, your white neighbors, rich, poor, love your neighbors so that's what we do. in that you'll often find me and others at the capitol advocating on be- of many of the proposed legislations that is going forward. and so it benefits the entire state. and that's what we're about. >> when we come back in this last segment, and it is hard to see you guys

on you tube from a sacramento air show two years ago, eddy andrini doing the same stunt he was doing today. his biplane upside down. >> eddy andrini. >> reporter: this afternoon that maneuver sent the plane hitting the ground and skidding into the crowd. >> he came too low. in my mind he was actually like going to land the plane instead he was upside down. >> everybody thought it was a stunt because they were just looking until it caught fire. and they were like oh my god. >> a man had a fire extinguisher and they trying to put it out. just him and another guy. >> reporter: a pilot since he was a teenager and friends say a great guy. >> just a very generous guy. he would take his shirt off his back for you. loved aviation. >> certainly our hearts go out and our condolences go out to the andrini family and his crew. >> reporter: the air show ended with the crash. the precision thunder birds were going to perform next. >> i was hoping that he would have survived if they would have gotten there faster. >> reporter: this witness snapped these photos and say it is skid didn't seem to coll

there's a debate in sacramento on where the money should go. one suggestion is for the teacher's pension fund using some of the state money for that. we'll see a tug of war on that and a tug of war on the high- speed rail and also a tug of war on some of the state senate who wanted to start prekindergarten services around the state as well. hard when you don't have money. you have a fight of where it doesn't go and does go. >> there's a consistent fight over this. it has to go to the legislator. we expect drama to come. >> picked up a key endorsement. >> silicon valley hadn't seen a match-up like this in some time. representative is 72 years old. is 37. honda has the support of president obama. senators feinstein and boxer and nancy pelosi. >> i'm old school, so and i think the fence is across the nation in general that the old guard needs to go because congress is dysfunctional. and we need to bring in new blood. >> reporter: a patent and former trade representative for president obama. the mercury news has endorsed it and called honda a polit

an event at cal fire station in sacramento formally mark the start of the season. the cal fire crews have already been very busy this year because of the warm weather and of course the draught. the can governor is asking the public to be extra careful. >> the message is pretty simple. be careful. watch it. don't throw cigarette butts out the car window, assuming anybody smokes anymore. don't do anything else stupid. >> good advice. cal fire has been hiring and training seasonal firefighters ahead of schedule. >>> the crime of it is that they are taking pure fresh, clean water. >> why a tribe fears its treasured source of water will be sucked dry by a bottled water company. >>> and, how bay area scientists say younger blood is turning back the hands of time. ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, coast. >>> record numbers of stranded sea lions and seals showing up along the california coastline. they say it has brought in nearly 450 animals already this year. that is up from the 302 during the same period last year. many animals are found dehydrated, emaciated. some were discovered very f

do something to address the inequality we'll no longer have a marked in san francisco i'm going to sacramento because i believe the person should be a champion for american people and tom who has represented the district is sporting me because i'll be a champion for the people there's a saying in spanish >> (speaking foreign language.) >> tell me who you walk with and i'll tell you who you are i'm proud to walk with the california teachers association the teachers which the city of the city and state that knows me, i'm proud to work with the california nurses association they know you'll make the health care in this city a priority for everyone californian i walk with the hotel workers because of the people struggling i'm supported by quality of san francisco as an openly gay man, i know how to be discriminated against i have women leaders supporting me because the commitments that impact the men and women families in san francisco i work on the free muni program three years ago before the issue of affordability was popular it's important for san francisco to keep 70 families together more th

all w d t strategies to reinvent i think i have to bite my tongue not to say look at what we can do sacramento i didn't say that. i'm happy to acknowledge the tremendous amount of work including the density i think this is one of the few sites and i've asked this before that it accommodates additional height not to tall because we're dealing with an interpretation tremendous amount of height. i have one question i did not hear mr. flores speak about the provision of parking for residential. would you mind addressing that or is that still uncertain yeah. the provision of parking has not changed it's one parking unit per residential that's the maximum. i still review the sections how indeed to deal with the staggering heights and dealing with the great transitions we're not on the level to how pedestrians come from parking into the grocery stores will be a design problem i'm not going to ask but there's a a lot of creativities i'd like appreciate it not sure if it's possible members of the public that made constructive comments to come back in june and participate and there are many things you'v

here he is interviewed during the 2013 training exercise near sacramento. now, he stands accused of stabbing to death his 26-year-old fiance,z;añ sarah douglas in the sacramento home they shared. the object of a statewide california manhunt. >> we are extremely proficient at tracking fugitives. i'm certain much better than he is at being a fugitive. >> outside the murder scene last night, her family and friends held a vigil. the victim's aunt said her niece was on the phone when she was murdered. she recounts the last seconds of that chilling call. >> she enters the house, she comes up from behind. and on the speakerphone you could hear her say you scared the [ muted ] at me. then she screams and the phone goes dead. >> her pickup truck was found abandoned south of sacramento. still no sign of a fire cheer on the run. blood was found in that abandoned truck and sacramento sheriffs are concerned fleming might try to take his own life. >> family members tell abc news they don't believe the homicide was ,ao)emeditated. they believe fleming snapped. students a

the suspect is her fiancee, a veteran firefighter from the sacramento area. police are looking for 55-year- old orville fleming who is a battalion chief for cal fire. he is suspected of killing sarah douglas inside the home that they shared in southern sacramento county. her sister found the body and her aunt describes a horrible scene inside the house. >> the way that he left her was tragic. it was extremely violent. you could see there was a serious struggle. >> investigators say fleming has most likely left the sacramento area and that he has ties in the elk grove area. fresno and other parts of california. now his truck with the cal fire logo on the side was found in elk grove. in our next hour of mornings on 2, some comments from the young woman's family about what was going on in the couple's relationship that makes them believe orville fleming killed her. reporting live in the newsroom pam cook ktvu channel 2 news. >>> thank you pam. 7:47 is the time. i want to check in with sal and see what's happening on the roads and the situation in san francisco w

it's four pm in the sacramento suburbs. we're riding with a team of bounty hunters, looking for a fugitive. >> so this is a skip of somebody who was charged with drug possession and she's on a $20 thousand dollar bail, and she failed to turn up for court in december. >> around fifteen thousand bounty hunters operate in the united states. bail bond companies hire them to track down criminal defendants who have skipped their court dates. we're with rob dick, one of america's most famous bounty hunters. this is his partner, roger adair. >> yeah it's right here, in that court, on the left side. >> hey. >> there's a suburban in the driveway. it's in the court. >> the house to the last one on the left side. >> they are hunting for a woman charged with drug possession. if they can't find her, the bondsman who bailed her out of jail will owe the local court twenty thousand dollars. >> if it is her, i'll just do something like "hey!" or, you know, hey. that's your key to come, that it's her. >> bounty hunters, and the bail bond comp

cooler temperatures on the way here even the sacramento sacramento. 90s yesterday, much more comfortable 86 for today. still 95 in froze no. 62 monterey bay. those clouds, yeah, they will pull back to the coastline and kind of sit on the coast the better part of the day then surging back onshore again tonight into early tomorrow morning. probably all the way into the central valley. so that's a strong marine push. temperatures running into the 50s and 60s near the coastline. you will still see a lot of 70s inland maybe low 80s toward antioch and brentwood. sunrise 5:50. sunset 8:25. toward the weekend we are cooling down a bit on saturday. warming slightly come sunday. then back down again on monday and tuesday. then warming up again on wednesday. >> a lot of graduation parties. >> there are a lot of graduation parties. should be a great weekend although a little cool toward the beaches. >> we'll take it. thank you. >>> time now 5:50. testimony begins in the civil trial between bryan stow and the l.a. dodgers. why the team claims stow is partially to blame for the attack that left him wi

not much left. 66 degrees there, 74 in sacramento and 47 out at yosemite. back in the bay area, clouds around, variable clouds, 68 degrees for an afternoon high. 63 degrees in hayward. out on the east bay tomorrow, mostly sunny day. a little out to the west at 25 miles an hour at the airport. somewhat windy day in the bay area. in the north bay, that is true as well. middle and upper 60s, 63 at petaluma. and if you are heading to cheer lake, not bad, really, 63 degrees, 64. extended forecast will keep it cool right through tuesday. wednesday, thursday, friday, the numbers increase to 5 a day until next weekend we are nudging 93 degrees. first we cool, then warm, and don't forget the sprinkle chance, ann? >> it seems quiet in the sports department now that the warriors are out and the sharks are out. >> oh, yes, but the nba season continues with it. by the way, there was a fight between the warriors and the clippers they have to tell you about. two more game 7 finish up the first round. crawford, continues the long ball in atlanta. could they wrap up a sweep

i'm joined by kevin johnson, he's the mayor of sacramento, california, a former nba all-star. he now heads up the players association selection committee. mayor johnson, welcome to "meet the press." >> thanks, david. >> good to have you here after a tumultuous week. let's look at where this is headed now. all the emphasis is on whether donald sterling is going to sell this team and sell it fast. he appears to be dug in. what's going to happen? >> well, i think first of all i'm really proud of the players because the players came out very strong. from lebron james to kobe bryant, they articulated their position, did it very effectively, and the players wanted to speak in one voice, so that was very important. secondly, commissioner silver's unequivocal sanctions sent a really strong message around this league. in terms of where i think we're going forward, i think the owners had a phone call thursday, two days after the decision. they're meeting next week. i think they're in a position where we'd like to see a unanimous or near unanimous vote to force -- >> but do you expect a

you can get closer to the bikes and the riders. >> cyclists race along the sacramento river and up to auburn before heading back in between, the woman grab the spotlight. this is the first year they add two days of women's racing. >> it is wonderful i watch them on tv. i never thought i would get a chance to be at one of the races. >> exciting women's race but, just to have it happen on mother's day i think it is awesome. >> reporter: just before 4:00, the men went downtown, battling it out in the final laps of the 120 mile course. winning in a photo finish by the tip of the tire. british cyclist mark cabonish. >> reporter: one of the biggest challenges out there. >> strong winds, changing direction. >> reporter: still, he was able to take control in the final stretch and come out victorious. >> always hectic. i am happy i could win. >>> and tomorrow, stage 2 of the race say time trial that takes it to sacramento and the twirl through the swing. stage 3 begins in the lowlands of east san jose and up at the top of mount deablo. the 8-stage race will finish in thousand oaks a week from

in sacramento looking for job is taking a toll on some. melissa chan has the story. >> brian has spent the past year looking for a job and has had absolutely no luck. >> it's been a struggle and i've been looking for a job and put in applications and gotten virtually no responses. >> he now lives with his mother. >> i felt bad for him. you know i've always raised him to be very independent. and it's hard to do that if you can't support yourself. >> my mom's been wonderful. without her support, i might be -- dare say i might be homeless at this point because my mom's been so supportive. she's allowed me to stay here virtually rent free when i'm trying to get back on my feet. >> he's heard the prediction that mil millennials will be the first generation in history to do worse than their parents economically. and he's heard the complaints that millennials look entitled and spoiled. >> you start to question yourself as an individual. >> while parts of the country have started to recover from the financial crisis the sacramento area is not one

i want it remind people get out there and vote because when i went to sacramento, tom's office is a very nice office and they do have an lgbt caucus there and i want to remind people that memorial day is coming up. that's a day not only for veterans, but for all americans who make this a great country. so, make sure you get out and vote and keep our city progressive like the other countries are doing [speaker not understood]. thank you. >> thank you. are there any other members of the public that wish to speak in general public comment? please step up. >>> well, it's now good evening, supervisors, because it's after 6 o'clock. i am here because i'm still concerned about administrative code 12 l. there are a number of nonprofits which are in violation of administrative code 12 l. which requires a minimum of two designated public board of directors meeting per year. that's only two. i still have the whistle blowers program investigating so i can't tell you which nonprofits. so, that's all i can do on that subject. on a happier note from you, i am happy to report that irs has decided to zer

the state is cutting off supplies for 2600 water agencies and users in the sacramento valley and more elsewhere in the state. it is the first time that's happened since the drought in 1977. >>> second annual bottlerock napa valley festival runs through sunday. the event with more than 60 bands has found new support after bankruptcy problems last year. more than 60 bands scheduled to perform. the event also features food and wine at an exposition center in napa. single day tickets are $149. three-day plans are also available. >>> i'm danielle nottingham at the staples center in los angeles. coming up, the clippers have a buyer but will the team's current owner stand in the way of the deal? >> hi, i'm meteorologist lawrence karnow in the kpix 5 weather center. the clouds lingering in parts of the bay area. will they clear out for the weekend? we'll talk about that coming up. >> i'm climbing 250 feet and this is only one leg of my weekend. "where's roberta?" as the news continues on kpix 5. ,, teacher layoffs. and a 60 billion dollar budget deficit. that's what john perez faced when he b

around eureka, chico, northern part of the sacramento valley. down to the men did he secoast. there is a possibility you could get wet at any time after about 9:00 this morning. taking b.a.r.t., low to mid 50s at all of the stations this morning. it is milder as we expected thanks to the clouds coming in. as we head towards noon that's when we will start to see chances of showers developing. 58 at that time coast. low to mid 60s for the bay and inland neighborhood. cooler today because of the lack of sunshine. and the fact that it could rain at just about at any time. low to mid 60s through 4:00. heading out this evening there will be wet spots and low to mid 60s once again. it is not going to be heavy. but every once in a while it will rain. >> near 505. we have one near daly city as we make the drive from san francisco to daly city. that one is blocking a lane at san jose avenue. southbound along 280. we also have construction around the bay area. closed until 5:00 this morning for road work there. we will see how the altima pass is doing. >> 15 minutes 101 southbound to san

and not by sacramento politicians. and we need to keep that legislation on track. man: so tell tom torlakson to keep fighting for local control of school funding decisions. [♪] bats tallied 4 hits, but boy >> look at the fake pancheon tim lincecum. turning back the clock with the vintage uniforms. boy, they made it count. three home runs. belt, posey, and morse. sergio romo closing out thanks to some gold glove like play. they win their second straight in atlanta. 3-1 the final. johnny gomes, petaluma product put the hurt on. 4-0 red sox. and david ortiz piled on a bit later. malone wrapped up for six runs over four innings. and they lose their second straight to the defending world series champs 6-3. >>> justin bieber on the right? do we have to see him again? in vegas mayweather in trouble in the corner tested by marcos medana. a grueling bout one of his biggest tests to date in his career. but mayweather did come out on top and a 12 round unanimous decision. he is 46-0. three round decisions. 140th kentucky derby. down the stretch. it was california chrome. to

the sierra foothills, primarily north of sacramento. let's take a look at what's happening here home. were dealing with partly cloudy skies as we get into the evening hours and i really through tuesday. notice we wake up tomorrow morning seeing a little bit of moisture here primarily over the hills were we will see the possibility of a few showers, maybe thunderstorms. we will be tracking them all day, 3:00 p.m. we have a little bit showing appear, but the pattern of the system is tough to know exactly where that thunderstorm is that does occur is going to pop up. just an indication there of how we expect to see it all sort of layout for tomorrow, not going to need your umbrella. probably won't even notice the shower but that threat is there for the possibility of thunderstorms for tuesday. 62 degrees right now concord, 62 a walnut creek, upper 50s and napa, a lot of upper 50s or low 60s around the bay, along the coastline half moon bay 57 degrees partly cloudy skies, santa rosa you're holding onto 63 outside your door. afternoon highs

the first of eight phases got off to a flying start today in sacramento. cyclists raced 120 miles from downtown sacramento to lincoln and auburn and back. local fans say they were thrilled to see the action up close. >> i'm happy because last year we didn't get to see it because it was in southern california. we're very excited that it was here in sacramento. >> i want to see sagon. but he is probably the favored. >> well it was the frenchman who won the race. >>> stage three starts in san jose and finishes at the top of mount diablo. the race rebegins at 10:45 in the morning at lake cunningham regional park. stages four to eight takes place in central to southern california. >>> on ktvu.com you will find more on the amgen tour of california. a link to the tours website it's all under hot topics. >>> a car full of people veers off a bay area road and crashes killing two people. the changes neighbors are calling for to try to make that area safer. >>> in a galaxy not so john farrow away is the nation's largest star wars collection. we take you to ranch obi

we are gonna continue all the way to sacramento if we have to. he's not welcome in our valley, our community or anywhere else because he's a repeated sex rapist, seerlial rapist -- serial rapist. he will offend again. the location where he's going to is in the middle of the desert of nowhere. no street lights, no sheriff patrols. he can have free game to attack any woman he wants. >> reporter: thank you so much for speaking with us this morning. now, we do know that there are four members of the los angeles county district attorney's office that will be hand delivering all sorts of letters and postcards and comments that have been made to them about more than 4,000 letters and e- mails have been sent to the district attorney's office there in los angeles. they will be delivered to the judge to consider -- you just handed me, cheryl, this -- this is some of the comments and letters that they will be presenting to the judge today. again, he's gonna use all of this to help make a decision. this hearing is to begin at 10:00 a.m. this morning. reporti

125 pound black bear was spotted wandering the streets in a rural town north of sacramento. this was the neighborhood along the sacramento river and you can see the bear visited several homes and fell asleep under some canoes when the fish and wildlife tranquilized the bear and transported him back to the wild where he belonged. >>> just looking for some air conditioning. >> going to the game at 7:05, 80 and dropping down to 70 by end of the game of the it will not be cooler at at&t park at 78 at 7:15 and dropping down to 68. if you are traveling around the state, look at the wealth of 90's through the central valley, mid-90's there to mid-to-upper 90 around san diego, los angeles, palm springs, 71 at lake tahoe, and 84 in monterey. at the coast, the authority bay down to the big sur rip currents and sneaker waves are an issue and it will be our warmest day tomorrow. leyla gulen? >> we are starting off with a sig-alert this morning and it is not because of an accident. in fact, we do not have any citizens in the bay area this morning. what we do have is emergency constructio

some of that cooler air in the sacramento valley. yesterday they were in the 90s. today about 86 degrees. still hot in fresno at 95. mostly cloudy into monterey bay and 62 degrees. clouds beginning to break up into the afternoon, pulling back toward the beaches and then surging back onshore all the way into the delta. that's a strong push of the marine layer if that happens tonight into tomorrow morning so a slow burnoff tomorrow and cooler temperatures. today highs in the 70s and maybe a couple of low 80s well inland. a lot of 60s and 70s around the bay. plan on 50s and 60s a lot of clouds toward the coast. the weekend though we are going to cool down the temperatures just a little bit on saturday. then warm up a few degrees by sunday. coming back down again on monday and tuesday. so a summer-like pattern, night and morning low fog and clearing in the afternoon. not a beach day only with a thick jacket. >>> 6:53. this year's national spelling bee winners make history. why there two champions instead of one. >> a high school student takes a beating from a school se

sacramento county officials are thinking about it. >> reporter: beginning may 15, the four major cell carriers all will be capable of supporting text to 911 services. but that doesn't mean you'll be able to text 911 just yet. >> on the flip side the emergency call center has to have all of the equipment in place. they are to train their personnel. >> reporter: cnet's jessica says cities and counties are gradually rolling out this technology. >> it's going to be especially full in situations where people physically can't speak or where it's unsafe to speak. >> reporter: it's available in four los angeles area communities so far and not yet in our area. a captain in the sacramento county sheriff's department says it's not that easy. >> texting to 911 is not going to be as fluid as voice communication. >> reporter: the department is looking at how to implement text to 911. but one of the biggest hurdles is making sure surrounding communities have compatible technology in case the call comes from a person crossing jurisdictions. so if you don't have that communication between say us and s

his family was there to welcome jim geiger home to sacramento. he was ready to go for the summit on mount everest april 16 when the avalanche hit killing 16 sherpas. >> i was there in base camp it happened at 6:30 in the morning. we heard the rumbling all of a sudden got the news at about 7 7:00 that 12 people were lost. some missing and then all of a sudden it went up to 16. very, very sad. >> geiger says it was frightening to see rescue teams removing victims. he was hoping to become the oldest american to climb the mountain. >>> a controversial pension cost-cutting measure is being delayed in san jose. measure b was approved by voters nearly four years ago. kpix 5 reporter kiet do is at city hall to explain why implementation is being put off. kiet. >> reporter: good morning. employees that were bracing for a smaller paycheck this summer are breathing easier for now. measure b was set to go into effect on july 1 and that would have forced a lot of them to pay more into their pensions but a judge has ruled it was illegal and has now delayed it

it is blossoming over the sierra and sacramento river valley. for us just drizzle and a few light showers. another glancing blow as a big low pressure area passes by the north. we'll take any rain. we have had some rain in the north bay this evening, drizzle likely to continue overnight tonight for san francisco and the coastline. some roads, especially in the north bay will be wet for the morning commute, but in total less than .2 of total rainfall. >>> tonight the fbi is telling people in hayward don't panic. it's only a drill, a drill that involves a lot of guys running around with guns. >> reporter: that's right. fbi agents asking people in hayward to stay away from south land mall tonight. you can see, why all those emergency vehicles, ambulances behind me, s.w.a.t. vehicles. this is as you said just a drill. inside the mall law enforcement, mall security, firefighters and paramedics all are practicing what to do in the event of a terror attack or mall shooting. there will be actors and role players and these guys will be here at least unti

well as to participate in the statewide efforts we had staffs and supervisor kim's office to come to sacramento with the city team to pub talk about the pedestrian safety we're setting a high bar we're an ambitious city toe meet the long term goals and the a long time action for the pedestrian safety through the 3 major straechlgz of street it design, improvement and education. in addition we've had a enter agency discussion around brt a robust conversation we're looking at moved the project into this and sfmta has taken a aggressive progress there's an update in the package of the improvements it's much more than bus rapid transit it will improve performances in the corridor that was a property line a property line avenue improvement from franklin to the polk corridor. so we're excited to see that there's an update to the geary project we hope to bring the environmental project forward in the fall and initiate the environmental process to keep it on track both of the projects are high priorities but geary in particular the scheduling we're going to need the support of the city's revenue measur