see you in 30 minutes. >>> that's it for kpix 5 news at 5:00. james brown is in for scott pelley next on the "cbs evening news." captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com transactions >> brown: securi >> brown: securing the airports. major changes are in store for travelers. how vulnerable are our airports? >> reporter: are you confident a brussels-style attack could not happen at a u.s. airport? >> brown: also tonight, the last fugitive from the paris attacks is arrested. was he also the man in the hat in brussels? an arrest is made in a murder that shook a college campus. and steve hartman went on the road to find out what's so special about a ripped up dollar bill. >> reporter: you saved this for 40 years? >> saved it for 40 years. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> brown: good evening. scott is off tonight. i'm james brown. and this is our western edition. added security is coming to u.s. airports in time for the summer

. >>> i'm allen martin in the kpix 5 newsroom. new at 6:00 tonight, it's as small as a pebble but could be an environmental disaster! the tiny piece of plastic that is killing wildlife along the coast. plus -- [ yelling ] >> -- they ran in demanding cash. well, then they opened fire. the terrifying face-off between these two armed robbers and a bay area store clerk. that and more coming up at 6:00. >> thank you. >>> that's it for kpix 5 news at 5:00. the "cbs evening news with scott pelley" is next. >> allen and i will see you at 6:00. and remember the latest news and weather, always on cbssf.com. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> pelley: one day after a deadly earthquake, a second, more powerful quake rocks japan. more are likely. also tonight, flint's fear of water. >> i get a panic attack, severe, for hours. my heart palpitates. >> pelley: hackers show "60 minutes" how easy it is to break into your phone. and steve hartman, with a crooked cop. >> reporter: you put an innocent guy in jail? >> correct,

kpix 5's betty yu shows us. >> the city of san jose is fighting back. it will be paying for private security to look out for vandals starting tonight. within the last hour we saw one guard do a check around the building. >> the graffiti has gotten bigger, bolder and in more places around city hall. surveillance cameras show taggers vandalizing it. that is why starting tonight the city is getting aggressive. private security will patrol the ground 24/7 it will cost $30,000 through the end of june. >> we need it. the streets, the graffiti happens all the time. >> outside, on the windows, inside, bath rooms. stuff like that. daily. weekly. >> reporter: he manages 4th streets pizza company across the street from city hall. his surveillance cameras caught taggers spray painting his business monday night. it took 5 minutes. next door the tagging has gotten so bad the cashier helps with the clean up. haight hassle. next day it went -- it is a hassle. next day it went back up. >> the city can't afford to put police officers on graffiti watch. >> graffiti is a c

see you then, thanks. >>> that's it for kpix 5 news at 5:00. the "cbs evening news with scott pelley" is next. see you back here at 6:00. remember, the latest news and weather, always on cbssf.com. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> pelley: the white house sprays more than half a billion dollars into an urgent battle against zika virus as mosquito season begins. also tonight, the democratic race gets personal. >> but maybe secretary clinton might want to apologize to the families who lost their loved ones in iraq. >> oh, man. >> come on, guy, get out. >> pelley: fire runs wild on the great plains. and, his life was a song. we'll remember the bakersfield sound of merle haggard. ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: this is our western edition. the nation is playing wi f

that's it for kpix 5 news at noon. have a great afternoon. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> ridge: all right. let's try not to bombard liam with too many questions. we're here to celebrate his return. >> eric: this is nice. very thoughtful of you. >> zende: i hope liam's up for it. >> rick: it's not like he hasn't had enough surprises since he's been home. >> maya: yeah, i'm sure he'll appreciate it. >> ridge: let's hope so. ♪ >> caroline: hey. did you see the news? 'cause it was all over the internet. >> ridge: caroline, it was an accident. we had nothing to do with that man's death. >> caroline: but what if somebody finds out that he was your doctor? >> ridge: they won't there's no way anyone's gonna find out our secret. >> thomas: champagne, champagne, champagne. >> maya: ahh. >> thomas: you want some? you want some? no, you're not old enough for this. i will have the guys bring d

let's get to kpix 5's chief meteorologist paul deanno. you have the latest on what's headed our way. >> it's going to be toasty. about 10 degrees warmer today compared to yesterday. come tomorrow, you can add another 10 to 12 degrees and likely some record highs in a few communities. april 6, 1989, all these records were set then. many will be broken in 2016. san rafael we are forecasting 91 degrees tomorrow a new daily record high. oakland 88. livermore 90. san jose 92 degrees. now let's give perspective talking about how long it's been since we have been this warm. this will be the warmest afternoon tomorrow will be since october 14th. i counted the days. 174 days ago, nearly half a year. the 90s are coming together. perhaps morning importantly, how quickly they leave. this is not going to be a heat wave by any stretch. wait until you see how chilly and wet we're going to get as soon as the 90s get here. we'll talk about that coming up in about 10 minutes. >> thank you, paul. >>> in less than an hour, polls will close in the wisconsin p

reporting live in burlingame, emily turner, kpix 5 emily turner, kpix 5. >> reporter: while, of course, he was speaking inside the hotel, protestors were outside the hotel crashing with trump supporters. kpix 5's maria medina was out there for that. maria. >> reporter: yeah. you know, police and protestors have left the area. but at one point there were hundreds out here. it was more and more tense as the afternoon went on. our cameras even caught in the middle of a fight. [ yelling ] >> reporter: donald trump protestors tore apart metal barriers. pushing closer and closer to the hyatt regency as police in riot gear stood their ground. [ screaming ] >> reporter: it was after trump took the stage when scuffles broke out between a small group of supporters and protestors. [ screaming ] >> reporter: our crew caught in the middle. but the protest began peaceful hours before trump arrived with the crowd staying behind the metal railing. then they quickly made it clear they would not welcome trump supporters. they chased this man backing him into the railing where he was forced to jump over

kpix 5's emily turner went to find out why they can't fix it. after all, moraga is affluent. >> reporter: it is. but they say they simply don't have the money because they don't get a high enough percentage from property taxes. so without the money, this is as empty now as it will be tomorrow and the next day and who knows how long after that. march 13 this moraga sinkhole was a hive of activity, but today it's an abandoned but secure hole in the ground that isn't going anywhere anytime soon. >> when i started seeing nobody out there, i'm like something is up. so -- because there was a lot of people out there at the beginning but not anymore. >> reporter: what's up could be a state of emergency and it's certainly a desperate situation for the town of moraga. the sinkhole will cost at least $3.5 million to fix. the town doesn't have the money thanks to low property tax percentages. how is there not an emergency fund for something like this to fix? >> well, i mean, it's a fairly affluent community the revenue we receive is not enough overall. >> r

thanks, veronica. >>> that's it for kpix 5 news at 5:00. the "cbs evening news with scott pelley" is next. >> allen and veronica will see you back here at 6:00. dennis will be along from oracle arena. talking basketball tonight. and remember, the latest news and weather, always on cbssf.com. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> pelley: shades of the cold war. >> pelley: shades of the cold war. russian warplanes buzz a u.s. navy destroyer over and over. also tonight, zika virus no longer just a suspect in birth defects. the c.d.c. today confirmed it is the cause. cbs news investigates the role of doctors in the epidemic of painkiller abuse. >> reporter: what percentage of your patients get prescriptions for oxycodone? >> nearly 100%. >> pelley: and the man who talked his way into the baseball hall of fame. >> it's time for dodger baseball. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: this is our western edition.

new york primary, kpix 5's elizabeth cook joins us now. liz. >> reporter: veronica, polls closed about a half-hour ago and things are going well tom will for the front-runner. donald trump is projected to be the winner of the new york primary by cbs news. the billionaire business has just entered. >> i want to thank my team. my team has been amazing. and you know, it's actually a team of unity. it's evolving but people don't understand that. the press does understand that they just don't want to talk about it. that's okay. just keep talking. it's very important. keep talking. but this has been an incredible evening. it's been an incredible evening and week. new york state has problems like virtually every other state in the union. our jobs are being sucked out of our state. they are being taken out of our country. and we're not going to let it happen anymore. we're going to stop it. very importantly, and i have to -- >> he is at trump tower in new york city. he was expected to win in new york where his business is based. meanwhile, to the

kpix 5's betty yu with the protestors' message to clinton supporters. it's getting loud. >> reporter: it certainly is. right now there are two major events happening. let me show you what's going on behind me. hillary clinton's motorcade just pulled up within the last couple of minutes in front of this house in nob hill where at 7:00 a pricy dinner and fundraiser is taking place. up the block here, we have dozens of bernie sanders supporters banging pots and pans as you can hear and they are shouting, we are are the 99%! they are telling us that their votes are not for sale. sort of highlighting the difference between the two campaigns. you mentioned "a" list guests tonight. among them, george clooney and his wife. we saw mr. clooney pull up in a black suv in front of this home just moments ago. now, to get a premium spot with the movie star and his wife and secretary clinton tonight, couples must raise more than $353,000. the lowest priced ticket for tonight's event starts at $33,400 a person. that includes a photo with mrs. clinton. this is not sittin

kpix 5's john ramos.. on thw group.. now being trained ow >>> more and more people in marin county have dementia as the elderly population rises. john ramos on the new group now being trained on how to best care for them. >> people move here and they stay here. nobody moves out. >> reporter: marin is aging faster than any county in the state. by 2020, a third of its residents will be at least 60 years old with the fastest growing segment being those over 85. >> and people who are 85, one in two has dementia. [ singing ] >> reporter: they deal with dementia every day at senior access an adult daycare facility in san rafael. but on friday, the staff here will offer instruction to a new group of caregivers at the local public library. >> library workers are perfect for this because they know the patrons. >> that is absolutely true. we know our regulars and we love them dearly. >> reporter: the library is often a magnet for older people with its quiet welcoming atmosphere. so workers here will be trained to recognize the sig

kpix 5 political analyst melissa caen with me now. and i don't know, i thought it was odd but you said you can't expect donald trump to do -- expect the unexpected when he said something about getting dirty and muddy and crawling under fences obviously a reference to illegal i am gra on the. >> it's hard for people to be surprised anymore at things he says at his events. >> it's obviously a reference to illegal immigrants. >> reporter: but we had a kinder, gentler donald trump here at the luncheon at the convention a departure from the barn burning rallies in the past. >> let's take a look. >> i have the most votes in the history of the republican party. [ applause and cheers ] >> reporter: trump predicted that the republican race is coming to an end soon. he blasted his two rivals ted cruz and john kasich who he says can't win. but they are hanging around the race like spoiled children. cruz's only chance trump says is to try and steal the nomination. >> i will never use the word bribe. i would never use the word like bribe! so if he

kpix 5 reporter devin fehely is in san jose. he has the latest developments. devin. >> reporter: yeah. this couple was found murdered in their evergreen home four days ago. but police have not been able to catch their killer as you mentioned in fact they haven't even been able to catch up with the victim's missing son. officially hasid rabbi is missing but make no mistake whether the police want to say it publicly. he is at the center of a murder mystery believed to have crucial information about his parents death but he is missing. hasid is missing and virtually become a ghost. >> i desperately want closure and i think he can shed light on what happened. that is the reason why i want him if possible for him to come forward. >> reporter: family friend hasan rahim has you remembered the victim's son -- urged the victim's son to cooperate with police. police have not said much about the case. others are speaking out adding details about what was found inside the home including a note written by the bodies saying sorry my first kill was clumsy. investigators remo

in san francisco, mark kelly, kpix 5. >>> the u.s. secretary of the navy ray mavis had a simple message for 1500 marines at camp pendleton. the decision to let women compete for all military combat positions is irreversible. it was his third visit to a major marine base to explain the issue to rank-and-file audiences since the secretary of defense announced that all combat positions would be open to women. >> color doesn't matter. gender doesn't matter. who you love doesn't matter. it's only can you do the job. >> leaders had sought to keep certain jobs closed to women citing studies showing combined gender units are not effective. carter and mabus overruled them >>> come primary season california was always the bridesmaid, never the bride. reporter sam shane on everything the candidates are doing now to win us over. >> it's going to be california. >>> reporter: california counsels for the first time in a generation. voters here could determine the outcome of a presidential primary. >> we are going to have the most influence on the pr

kpix 5 reporter cate caugiran is at the park right now. cate. >> reporter: well, liz, the city has had a long history trying to fight public urination. they started with high fines. they have also gone with repellent paint and now they have an open-air urinal. one group says this isn't the right way to do business. >> this usualal sends a message -- urinal sends a message that not? >> is invited to use the park. >> reporter: a group claims this public outdoor potty is inviting an unwanted party to dolores park. >> it's just like a sex party. you know, they have a lot of places they can have sex parties but not in a public park. >> reporter: now the san francisco chinese christian union and pacific justice institute is suing the city to get rid of it. >> this blatantly violates the unruh act, restoration act of 1973 and the americans with disabilities act. >> reporter: the president of the pacific justice institute said the open air urinal exposes those who use it to shame and embarrassment and discriminates against women and the disabled.

as the kpix 5 hi-def doppler shows rain is heading south and out of the area. close-up view shows lingering showers over the ocean and moving in to the bay area, there's not a drop in sight, and it should mostly stay that way overnight. changes later in the week, forecast coming up in a few minutes. >>> meantime, the warriors played a crucial game in san antonio today. >> golden state has tied the nba record for the most wins in a season with a chance to set a new record on wednesday. >> kpix 5's reporter mur mur is in san jose, a spot where fans were closely following the action as it wrapped up a short time ago. hi, maria. >> the energy, the excitement, the warriors have done it. they won against the spurs, tying with the chicago bulls. single season win record of 72. we're going to take a video we shot a few minutes ago of fans as they watched the end of the quarter as steph curry made the shot. many of them on the edge of their seat wondering will they win the game? that chicago bulls record set back in 1995. here's what fans had to say to me. >> 20 years a

in san francisco, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >>> this 23-year-old sex offender is getting released today. students at santa rosa junior college are being warned to watch out for jonathan. he has been arrested for multiple sexual batteries on the campus. one involves a 15-year-old girl. hoppner is a high risk defender. the developmentally disabled man is being released to a hotel in petaluma. >>> there is going to be a hike in the minimum wage to make it the highest rate in the nation. it will gradually go up to $15 an hour by 2022 a move affecting millions of workers. tom waite reports on reaction from lawmakers including some republicans vwho say they wer left out of the negotiations. >> reporter: the senate president took a victory lap. the state assembly and senate approved boosting the minimum wage about a dollar a year every year until it hits $15 an hour. >> colleagues today, we are investing in our human capital. >> reporter: governor brown held private talks with labor leaders. democrats say this bill is not just about wages. it's about economic justice. >> too many workers are

in san francisco, mike sugerman, kpix 5. >> kpix 5 has learned uc-santa cruz students will make the final call on whether to scrap the school's athletics program. only on "5," kpix 5's emily turner explains money is at the root of the drastic decision. emily. >> reporter: that is the bottom line. it is all about money. do students want to pay more money for sports or do they simply say, no? and then sports could potentially be gone. the uc-santa cruz banana slugs aren't known for their athletic prowess but they could be known as the first school in the uc system to do away with its athletics departmental together. >> these are tis when the university has to make hard choices and athletics is one of the hard choices. we are here to educate students to provide them with research opportunities and to serve the state and athletics isn't core to that mission right now. >> reporter: the one million dollars the school spends on the program each year would go elsewhere. so now the financial burden and the ultimate decision falls to students. this year's end role leeif students say no the athletic

you're watching "kpix 5 morning news." these are the temperatures you can expect today under bright sunny skies. along the coast today a little windy but into the 60s. good morning, redwood city. your high temperature will top off at 70. same in palo alto. swinging around to the eastern portion of the bay area, warm up to 80 in fairfield and brentwood. tri-valley in the 70s. santa rosa in the high 70s same in sonoma. a breeze today northwest 10 to 20. saint helena at 80 degrees. >>> let's go to south city right now. caltrans closure in effect for south 101 connector to eastbound 380. it will be shut down until 6 a.m. give yourself a few extra minutes. >>> the federal reserve says it will not raise its key interest rates for now. economic activity appears to have slowed despite gains in the job market. household spending has evened out even though income is up and consumer sentiment is high. the last time the fed raised rates was in december and that was the first time in almost a decade. >>> facebook's ceo is raking in the

here's kpix 5's joe vazquez. >> reporter: floods, tornadoes, earthquakes! usually a state of emergency means immediate cash for a sudden crisis. so after supervisors yesterday voted 8-3 to declare a stat of emergency on homelessness in san francisco, what exactly will we get? >> unfortunately, this doesn't get us anything. no money from the federal government. no money from the state government. >> reporter: sam dodge the mayor's point man on homessness says there will be no fema trucks, no emergency funds, just a long-term plan that's still in effect. >> it is not a natural disaster. it's a manmade problem but it's a disaster nevertheless. >> reporter: supervisor david campos sponsored the emergency declaration. >> we finally need to increase it to a level of priority that it needs to be and roll up our sleeves so we actually take action instead of just talking and talking about these issues, which is what has been happening. >> reporter: a declaration is only talk. >> no, it's not. >> reporter: actually move forward with some action. >> again, we actually

cate caugiran, kpix 5. >>> new details in the weekend murder of a couple inside their home in san jose. a long-time friend of the victims now urging the couple's missing son to reach out to them with information. devin fehely reports. >> reporter: the missing son is at the center of the murder mystery. police want to know what he knows but they have to find him first. in the four days since his parents golam and shamima were found murdered the oldest son is missing and possibly why he is considered a person of interest. >> polite and kind. that's why what happened is a shock. >> reporter: police have said nothing about their investigation. but into that vacuum others have added details about the crime scene including a note both taunting sarcastic and cruel. they read sorry my first kill was clumsy. only our cameras were there last night as investigators removed drywall with another message that appeared to read take care of your brother or he's next. long-time family friend hassan rahim is urging hasid to help with the investigation. >> i want closure and he can shed light on what hap

keep those photos coming here to kpix 5. let's go 60 miles to the south to san jose where we have a veil of thin cirrus clouds draped across the horizon. we are going to refer to it as partly sunny today. san jose 91 yesterday, a record. now 57. it will cool down. joe, he lives in san jose. and his backyard and his little microclimate, 90 degrees at 3:05. you will cool down today. you will feel the difference. but it's still going to be about 13 degrees above average across the santa clara valley. next chance of showers thursday. it will rain on friday and we'll have dry skies for the weekend. if you woke up this morning and you eyes are itching, it's the alder, ash and juniper counts. they are medium to high. speaking of high, high pressure is now beginning to weekend as it goes east replaced by an area of low pressure that's going to cloud us up on wednesday. you see the clouds roll in. there's thursday morning on futurecast at this time. rain in the north bay. we'll see rain on friday and less than a quarter inch. meanwhi

kpix 5's da lin in dublin. da, while the city is trying to come up with a plan, i guess homeowners are taking to the streets? >> reporter: well, they are fed up, allen. they're taking turns to patrol their own neighborhood. the mayor and police chief are holing a town hall meeting. they will be talking about what they are doing to go after burglars and talking about some prevention and security measures that homeowners can take. a surveillance camera caught a burglar moments before he broke into a house saturday night. he was looking for a rock. >> they used an item that was in my patio to break in the glass. >> reporter: the victim says the burglar ransacked the house and took off with electronics and jewelry. >> i haven't been able to sleep. i feel violated. >> reporter: she is not alone. burglars broke into another house on the same street. in just this neighborhood, nine burglaries in march, two so far this month. the neighbors have banded together and are taking turns patrolling the streets. >> last night,

os it hate. >>> i'm veronica de la cruz in the kpix 5 newsroom. new at 6:00 tonight some call it free speech. others call it hate. only on "5" why the uc president says free speech is welcome even if it makes people uncomfortable. we'll have that and more at 6:00. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> pelley: flint's water contamination is now a criminal case. three officials are charged with felonies. >> they had a duty to protect the health of families and citizens of flint. they failed. >> pelley: also tonight, the front-runners look forward to the finish line. >> we don't have much of a race anymore. >> and victory is in sight. >> pelley: uncle sam says you have some change coming as women's history gains currency. and, the tiny island that is out to save the world. they're not just tilting at windmills. >> it's a definite king of the world moment. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: this is our western edition. today, the first criminal

in san francisco, mike sugerman, kpix 5. >>> our kpix 5 morning anchor michelle griego attended the show last month. she shared her memory with us today. >> it was march 4 when he announced a couple of days before the concert that he was going to be back in the bay area and it was going to be just prince and the piano. i was so excited to get the tickets. i spent a little more than i wanted to but to me it was worth it at the time and i'm so glad i did. it was an amazing concert. he plays just as well as he sings. and he plays the piano just as well as he plays the guitar, absolutely amazing performance. the best thing about his concert actually was at the very end, he left, and somebody sitting next to us said, wait around, wait around because he will come back for an encore. he did that three or four times. i think it was an extra hour he played and he kept running back up to the stage. he rode a bike off of the stage into the back about three times and he looked great. he looked like he was in really good health. he is just an amazing artist, amazing musician. um, and it's just a real

andria borba, kpix 5. >>> time now 4:39. a poor pup recovering this morning after possibly being thrown from a car. more on the search for whoever wanted to hurt martha, the pit bull. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, trump rally in pittsburgh, pennsylvania trump rs and protesters . >>> police in riot gear to the trump rally in pittsburgh, pennsylvania. trump supporters and protestors faced off outside a convention center. police used pepper spray. >>> donald trump is coming to the bay area soon. betty yu has more from burlingame >>> reporter: for the first time in generations, california voters could decide the outcome of a presidential primary. and donald trump's fate as the possible republican nominee. >> here in the bay area, for example, we don't normally see anything other than candidates coming here to raise money. we don't see them campaigning here so we're expecting to see advertising and mail and rallies and to see campaign activity, which we haven't seen in decades. >> reporter: all three gop candidates will be coming to californ

julie watts, kpix 5. >>> tech meets science. today experts from tesla and microsoft had a challenge for some bay area kids. [ chuckling ] kpix 5's kiet do shows us their mission. >> reporter: put away that papier-mache' volcano because this is not your grandpa's science fair. at sandpiper elementary school in redwood city this year's theme is save our planet. the goal, find an idea that protects the environment, one students can carry out locally and scale up globally like what's the best way to clean off a bird's feather or which solar ovens are the most efficient? this group discovered aqua uponnic plants -- aquaponic plants grow faster with fish in it. >> it's fish pooh and water. >> reporter: expert judges were on hand from tesla and microsoft to quiz and inspire the students. >> showing them that there's a career in sustainability and working hard to apply that science to make the world a better place is a mission at tesla and we are passionate about it. >> use science to prove an idea whether it's true and reevaluate your

live in san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> 6:03. let's check the roads with gianna. >> we have an accident northbound 101 at great america parkway over to the left shoulder. injuries reported. they may shut down a lane as they work on the accident backed up to guadalupe parkway. we are seeing delays beyond that for the morning drive as you work your way northbound coming away from 280/680. drive time slow, 22 minutes to make the portion of the commute all the way to 237. 280 still in the green so that means that's a much better choice. use that as an alternate until 101 is clear. bay bridge backed up into the maze approaches seeing delays. heads up, if you are commuting through emeryville a big problem on surface streets. san pablo avenue a water main break with lanes shut down between 47th and 53rd. use alternate routes if you can through that area. elsewhere san mateo doing okay not bad so far, so good out of hayward into foster city. here's roberta. >>> are you loving the longer days? >> i am. >> i am, too. official sun-up at 7:0

in soledad, devin fehely, kpix 5. >>> a traffic alert in alameda county. officers searching 880 for a suspect on the run. kpix 5 reporter betty yu was stuck in the traffic mess and betty, what's it looking like out there? >> reporter: liz, chp just opened three of the four lanes on the southbound side but for much of the afternoon, 880 was just an absolute mess. right now we still have highway patrol officers here on scene and there is an active search for three armed robbery suspects at this time possibly in the newark area. take a look at chopper 5 video. you can see just a swarm of police near a white car presumably belonging to the suspect. we are told that this began as an armed robbery over in millbrae. around 2:00 this afternoon, fremont police received word that they headed over the san mateo bridge and ended up here on 880 south. at some point there was a crash. and at that point, four suspects bailed out of the car, took off running across the freeway. one of those suspects has been caught but again there is an active search for three armed robbe

cemetery, don ford, kpix five . >>around of foot golf runs $16 for one week day, $19 for the weekend. kids played for $10. >>> students rising above, story 8 years in the making. a young man graduated from college even though he was a ward of the court. growing up without parents. kpix five has been following this student since high school. 4:00 the first video we shot was at daybreak he was a senior at the oakland military academy. number eight years later, he returned a man. >> man, oh man. >> reporter: he was the keynote speaker for the students rising above gala. >> i stand before you a man with a background that would normally qualify me as a statistic by the age of 21. however, i am now a design engineer for boeing. >> reporter: he was awarded -- he was a ward of the court but his face full of mischief as a little boy with his mom here who died of breast cancer when he was 7. he was 10 when his father was sent to prison. the children were separated. >> where would i be staying? with school would i go to? would

kpix 5 hi-def doppler we are looking at it certainly not as active as yesterday. we had the waterspout over lake berryessa. we had a tornado in the sacramento valley. still some isolated thunderstorms over the sierra this evening moving from north to south as that low pressure area moves out. in its wake a clear night tonight. redwood 49 breezy degrees. santa rosa 46. san francisco 51 and fairfield 51. here's the deal. you may be wondering why it's been so windy the past few days. the low pressure area to our south and east has been close to us for the past five or six days as it basically sits and spins, the stronger it is and the closer it is to us, the stronger our winds have been. so the wind direction has changed but not the inches tensity . now we have a ridge of high pressure building in from the west shoving the low out giving us less wind and more sunshine as we head toward the weekend. so we are still quite breezy this evening with some low cloud cover especially along the coastline. it will be sunny tomorrow with temperatures hanging pretty close to nor

that's coming up on kpix 5 news at 5:00. >> see you at 5:00. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> liam: you're married? you got married? you wouldn't do that. >> steffy: i told -- >> liam: you wouldn't do that. i wasn't gone that long, steffy! >> steffy: this time. you kept leaving. you went to australia, and when you came back, you changed. you said you were done with me. >> liam: i -- i never stopped loving you, though. and i never will. i never will. so, why don't you tell that to your new husband? tell him that. who is he? who is he? what's his name? tell me! >> bill: i don't want to hear

kpix 5 political analyst melissa caen joins us this morning with more. first question, will bernie sanders drop out? >> well, you know, he doesn't have a path to the nomination at this point. but it's clear he is not going to drop out. and there's still something that he can do. he has millions of dollars. he has this, um, sort of platform as a presidential candidate where he can continue to talk about the issues that are important to him and importantly focus on changing the democratic party platform to include some of his issues like single payor healthcare for example. if he does this he will probably move away from attacking hillary clinton and move forward with more positive messages about what he stands for. so i think we'll probably see him stay in the race with a slight shift toward influence and less toward trying to get the nomination. >> so we have been hearing donald trump saying he is going to win. what's the nomination picture looking like for trump? >> really good. he has interesting elections coming up and the numbers look excellent for h

kpix 5's cate caugiran on why the town says it need the government to foot the bill. cate. >> reporter: ken, i'm standing in one of the most affluent towns in the east bay and they say they had no choice but to go to sacramento looking for a handout all to fix that massive sinkhole right behind me. moraga's sinkhole has turned into the town's money pit. the estimated cost to fix it, $3.5 million. >> we are still stabilizing it. we are keeping an eye on it. there's going to be upcoming rain so of course we're very conscious of that making sure the runoff is being diverted properly. >> reporter: money is on the way after governor jerry brown declared a state of emergency for contra costa county to help repair last month's storm damage. and moraga says it need it badly. >> this wipes us out. it wipes out every reserve we have. it put us in a position where if anything happens like an earthquake, which could happen. >> reporter: the mayor says the town as reserves are not enough to cover the repair bill thanks to low property taxes. according to the town, moraga's average

good afternoon from our kpix 5 studios. let's head to the east bay and look at the green hills of the east bay. looking out towards mount diablo, notice the trees are wavering. i'll tell you how that wind is going to impact your forecast as the news continues right after this brief time-out. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, the emergency brakes... five seconds before a locomotive a backhoe sitting on the tr in pennsylvania. >>> federal investigators say an amtrak engineer applied the emergency brakes five seconds before a locomotive hit a backhoe sitting on the tracks in pennsylvania. the operator of the backhoe and a track supervisor were killed in sunday's crash. more than 30 passengers were injured. the ntsb says the train was going 106 miles per hour, four below the limit in the zone near philadelphia. the agency said video shows construction equipment on two different tracks before the crash. >>> just in at noon, a judge rules that porsche is not responsible for the accident that killed actor paul walker. in part, saying there was n

mike sugerman, kpix 5. >>> you think you're safe in your own home? but you may not be safe from hackers. >> how hackers are targeting smart items in many homes and what you can do. >> a police training exercise goes horribly wrong when real bullets start flying. >> we are shooting for a warmup into the weekend even as we cool down heading toward sunset. it's the beginning of the low clouds and fog era in the bay area. >> and the end of an era for an east bay restaurant. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, situation... when real gunfire errupted nearby. it happened th >>> virginia state and local police were training for an active shooter situation when real gunfire erupted nearby. it happened this morning outside a greyhound bus depot in richmond. witnesses say police quickly swarmed the station after a mangan shooting. one trooper and two bystanders were hit by gunfire. the shooting suspect was killed at the scene. unclear why he opened fire. >>> at least 21 people were killed when an overpass collapsed in india. this police traffic camera caught the moment the overp

kpix 5's andria borba is along the tracks. what happened? >> reporter: that is up in the air right now, elizabeth. bart says they don't know if this was operator error or mechanical error. no one was hurt when it happened about 1:55 this afternoon. it was on a test track between the south hayward station and the union city station. the crash happened at under 10 miles an hour. now, this train did not totally derail according to bart. but it did land in a sand berm. they say at the moment there appears to be no clear damage to the car and no injuries. they are doing a final assessment on the car right now. it's the first new car in the wave of the future fleet that arrived, they got custody of this in late march. they were doing a test run and this happened this afternoon. those cars cost about $2 million each. bart says at this point, it's a good thing it happened when it did. they said if something were to happen to this car, they wanted it to happen before people got on. now, the plan is to put these cars into service sometime around decem

in san francisco john ramis kpix 5. >> it kind of makes sense. san francisco white rabbit jefferson airplane. >> i think they're pretty cute. >>> we are live at the coliseum for the a's home opener. how fun. >> reporter: it is beautiful out your temperatures in the upper 60s in oakland i just checked the weather for chicago it is currently 34 degrees in the windy city with a good likelihood of snow flurries tonight. it's a good thing we are playing the game in oakland in california as opposed to chicago illinois. i put the white sox are pretty thrilled as well. it is a gorgeous day throughout the bay area. some of you will hit 90 degrees for the first time in half a year. right now it is 60s and 70s. 71 for livermore and we have mid-70s for santa rosa and also conquered. doppler radar shows dry conditions now but after these warm-up it is going to rain this week before the week is over and we will get perhaps a decent amount of rainfall for the bay area before the weekend begins. high pressure is building and it is still way off to our south and

we are live in east san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >> kiet, what about the sons? what are they saying about them? >> so police have questioned the underaged they want to question him because they believe he has information about this case. back to you. >> thank you. >>> new this morning a move it help part-time workers in san jose under the opportunity to work initiative they would have to offer other workers more hours before getting new workers. it would help more than 64,000 workers. it will be on the november ballot. >>> a new look at the employment data in california shows job distress affects more people than previously thought. 1.1million californians are unemployed. but a new analysis shows actually 2.9 million are unemployed under employed or wanting a job but not currently looking for one. that's nearly three times the official rate. >>> san jose cracking down on illegal fireworks. the city council has approved a measure to allow many city official including firefighters and code enforcement officers to write tickets and issue fines. fines for illegal fi

kpix 5's phil matier on how the chief found himself in the hot seat again. phil. >> reporter: that's right. and it didn't take long. the meeting was billed as a way for the chief to get his story out but it seemed like the crowd took over quickly including one san francisco supervisor. let's take a look. >> you have an ongoing investigation supposedly to find out what happened in this incident. and yet you have had a number of press conferences where you are already prejudging what happened in this case. [ applause and cheers ] >> you are -- hold on. >> that's not so. i'm not letting that in. >> hold on. let me finish. >> i'm not going to allow that. > let me finish. you are -- you are -- >> it was billed as a town hall meeting for police to explain why they opened fire on luis gongora, a homeless man who was shot dead in a hail of bullets when police say he lunged at them with a 12" knife. but once again, it appears that chief greg suhr was the one on trial. >> officers stated they feared that mr. gongora was going to kill one of them and fired their weapon

in pacheco, jackie ward, kpix 5. >> and how long did the entire ordeal last, jackie? >> reporter: kenny, they are still reviewing surveillance footage, so they aren't giving us an exact time or duration right now. they said not very long. the man got into the casino, headed to a table, then quickly fled from there. back to you. >>> now to a wild police chase in san carlos that ended with the suspect's car on top of a sheriffs cruiser. chopper 5 was overhead as the patrol car was being towed from el camino real and arroyo avenue. around 7:30 this morning, a woman crashed into a san carlos fire station, then into a safeway in belmont. when they tried to stop her on el camino real, they say she reversed the car and ended up on top of the cruiser. the suspect has been identified as karen hikeman of san carlos. she and an officer ended up with minor injuries. >>> in a developing story, a san jose neighborhood is on edge this morning. >> on edge this morning after a man and woman were found dead inside a home. kpix 5's kiet do has the latest on the double homicide investiga

live in downtown san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> it is 6:02 right now. let's check the roads with gianna. how's it looking? >> it's not too bad actually. some better news to report across the bay bridge this morning. we had a broken-down vehicle right at treasure island. that's cleared out. traffic better across the upper deck. quite a few delays toward the toll plaza out of the maze and off the eastshore freeway as well as north 880 in oakland. metering lights are turned on at 5:30 so busy there. once you get past that, eastshore freeway easing up into san francisco. cummings skyway in the clearing stages an accident no delays in either direction of 80 through there. westbound sluggish right through berkeley but overall quiet. golden gate bridge quiet as well out of marin. it's been easy so far throughout the morning. we have a wind advisory that was issued by chp. so be careful as you work your way across the span into san francisco. and it's business as usual. commuting off the westbound 580, slow-and-go coming away from 205. you hit the brakes about

>>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> now at noon, a historic day for california workers. governor jerry brown signs the $15 minimum wage bill into law. this afternoon reaction is pouring in. i'm michelle griego. frank is off today. under the plan businesses will have until 2022 to incrementally raise wages until they hit $15. the law will benefit approximately 7 million california hourly workers. >> so this is about economic justice. it's about people. it's about creating a little tiny balance in a system that every day becomes more unbalanced. >> california is the first to pass a statewide minimum raise increase. >> the people here at the service employees international union say today was an emotional victory, but there's still more work to be done. by live video feed members of the service employees international union applauded along side the thousands of other workers who consider today a major win. moments before governor jerry brown signed the bill that will raise the state's minimum wage to $15 an hour in 2022, the governor said today would not have been

maria medina, kpix 5. >>> an exclusive report from kpix 5's devin fehely. he is in tracy, and that's where one of the brothers reportedly hid out. >> reporter: we spoke to a close friend from his time at de anza college in the bay area and he talks about a bizarre 24 hours of hiding out with the suspect. >> told me that he was on the run because of the murder of his parents. >> reporter: matthew says hasib golamrabbi showed up in tracy after two days on the run confessing almost immediately while offering chilling details about his parents murder. >> he shot his dad five times in the back and he would not stop screaming so he had to end him quickly which is, um, which prompted his mom to, um, scream and, um, ask what was happening. >> reporter: matthew says fearful for his own safety and the safety of his family, he let the accused killer hide out in his bedroom closet for nearly 24 hours. >> he was in my closet. i brought him food. i brought him water to make sure he was well nourished. >> reporter: but matthew says all the while he was hatching a plan of

our live weather camera from our kpix 5 studios. it's gray outside associated with an area of low pressure off the coast. no rain, partly sunny today. 48 degrees in santa rosa to 54 now in oakland. the winds are the story. the winds have settled at sfo but 11 in san francisco. across the bay, due east, about 40 miles inland, san ramon with a 12-mile-per-hour wind. 17 at fairfield. these winds are going to increase and rotate around to the north and to the west and see that blue highlighted area? that reflects all the mountains in the bay area where we have a wind advisory tonight through tomorrow. some wind gusts up to 45 miles per hour. yesterday, for five straight days, we picked up winds up to 40 miles per hour at sfo so another breezy to windy day here in the bay area and again seasonal. 50s, 60s at the beaches today. 60s across the bay. approaching 70 peninsula. mid-70s to the east and to the north. we have that weekend forecast featuring 80s. that's coming up at 48 minutes after the hour. how are you doing, george. >> doing ve

kpix 5 reporter da lin is at police head quarters with the story. da. >> reporter: ken, another black eye for this police department. this has to be bad for this agency here. now, the police chief says the officers involved in the latest round of scandal have since quit and he is trying to fire the remaining two officers. >> talking about african- americans and using the "n" word repeatedly, they are talking about members of the lgbt community, um, also in a very disparaging fashion. >> reporter: the district attorney says a handful of officers texted those messages to each other last year. he says those officers were mocking the public outcry around an earlier text message scandal involving 14 other officers. >> this problem is more systemic and needs to be addressed in a more deeper fashion. >> reporter: police chief greg suhr disagrees saying the bad officers don't reflect the entire department. he is getting rid of them. >> it's a betrayal. so when you have officers that betray that trust, it's not just the public's trust. it's the trust of the

from at&t park, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> the weather is gorgeous. not only here in san francisco, but don't forget about the oakland a's. they are playing today. with more on the forecast, here's roberta. >> kendall graveman on the mound for the good guys for the a's and we have partly cloudy skies across the bay for the most part. winds will be increasing. this is our live weather camera looking out at the city of san francisco. yesterday 87 degrees record- breaking temperatures. those clouds will increase. right now, 67 degrees in san francisco. 20 degrees cooler than yesterday. 64 in santa rosa. hey, oakland had a high yesterday record shattering event. currently 30 degrees cooler than that. winds up to 14 miles per hour in the city. east bay san ramon winds at 14, 1 vallejo, 23-mile-per-hour winds in fairfield. they will blow out of the southwest gusting to 30 miles per hour. dana in novato one of our weather watchers says i'm going perfect weather, it's going to kill her because she is out doing work in the yard. take it indoors. we have rain c

life in san francisco, cate caugiran, kpix 5. -- live in san francisco, cate caugiran, kpix 5. >>> intense rain showers unusual for late april swept across the bay area today. it started in the morning and was still coming down steadily around midday including el cerrito. showers began tapering off in the afternoon. rain on highway 1 between pacifica and daly city made driving a challenge. it was slippery and visibility was low. drivers all over the region why being advised to slow down, especially on freeways. rain also fell steadily in san jose during the morning hours. umbrellas were out and windshield wipers running. all this rain made matters difficult for crews trying to work outside. let get to brian hackney. >> yeah. boy, when it rains, it pours today. it cam down pretty good. we got pretty good amounts. at the moment it's mostly dry. there are a few lingering showers here and there. not much in the bay area. we still stand a chance as we head into the evening hours tonight but you can see that up in the north bay shoreline just off 37 as you head from sears point toward vallejo st