modesto. laci a substitute teacher. his job took him on the road a lot but they were happy. >> did the three of you get to know the two of 'em together much before -- >> uh-huh. i thought he was a great guy. >> we thought they were great together. >> she was always happy. it was almost a joke of, "gosh, does he have a brother?" >> reporter: though laci struggled to get pregnant, after nearly five years of marriage that came too. >> the day after my baby shower that she threw for me, she took a pregnancy test and called everybody very early. >> very early the next morning. >> reporter: soon enough the petersons learned they were having a boy. they readied the nursery and decided to name him conner. laci was nearly 8 months pregnant by christmas, the last christmas before little conner was due. >> you were supposed to have -- christmas eve dinner. is that right? >> yes. i was. she was havin' christmas day. and i was havin' christmas eve dinner. that was when he called. it was close to 6:15. he c

. >>> after she was supposed to speak at cal and didn't tonight ann coulter did speak in modesto and was clear about who she blames for the free speech showdown in berkeley. kpix5's political reporter melissa caen has exclusive video from inside tonight's event. >> he has shown how radical the universities are. >> reporter: in her first speech since an attempted event at uc berkeley ann coulter teed off on the university. media was not allowed inside, but we did get ahold of this discussion. >> oh, oh, it's a free speech movement. yes, a free speech movement with mario fabio was to allow communists to speak. those communists are now running the university. >> reporter: speaking to a crowd of about 600 people at a gop dinner, the conservative commentator said it's the berkeley professors and administrators who are to blame. >> yeah, they got their free speech. they got the positions and now they want to shut down free speech for the rest of us. >> reporter: police here in modesto were on rooftops, motorcycles and horses, but the protests were peaceful. >> i'm a supporter in a sense, b

rob malcolm is in modesto. rob organizers took extra precautions tonight. >> reporter: the event is well underway. it's started at 5 pm and it runs until 7 pm. take a look at this scene in front of the doubletree hotel right now. it change from about one hour ago. the number of protesters has grown in numbers. it has been relatively peaceful. we have seen modesto police setting up cones and barricades and blocking off some streets. and coulter is in a secure environment on the upper floors and security is being held by a private security firm. organizers here are telling us they do not expect any problems here tonight and agree with everyone's right to protest.>> reporter: unlike events of the past the discourse on the sidewalk was peaceful and friendly. people speaking with modesto police. security is tight with the perimeter around the hotel secured and parking restricted. coulter was invited by the republican party. tickets ranging from $125 republican party. tickets ranging from $125- $10,000. donations sho

. >>> ann coulter modesto style. a mild mannered protest greeted the conservative speaker in california, not in berkeley but in modesto. her appearance on the heels the controversial and emotionally charged event that was canceled at uc berkeley. rick boone joins us live from modesto. tell us what she had to say about the event tonight and what she said about cal. >> reporter: she said quite a bit. quite a bit, jessica. in the event behind hyped me she didn't hold back her comments about being pushed off the berkeley speaker schedule. >> she was not confrontational or aggressive or anything of those things that republicans get called out as. >> reporter: this woman was one of the few to ask ann coulter questions why she didn't speak at berkeley on thursday. >> she said it was unfortunate that the birth place of free speech isn't free speech. >> reporter: the republican party paid $25,000 for speak at their modesto event. those here say they got their money's worth. >> she has a position, and there's a lot of people t

. >> especialmente ciudades como modesto, donde tenemos una economÍa muy agrícola. producimos mucha comida. todos esos empleos dependen de un sistema de carreteras, que pueda transportar todos lo que producimos al mercado. >> la aprobaciÓn de la ley significarÍa la creaciÓn de mÁs empleos, para reparar las carreteras. >> miles y miles de trabajadores. son gente de comunidad latina. vamos a abrir mÁs oportunidades para esa gente que llega con problemas de aprendizaje. >> una enmienda hecha la semana pasada, provocÓ la oposición de muchos. dicen que afectarÍa la salud de los californianos. la propuesta incluye una concesiÓn a la industria camionera. el estado no requerirÍa a los propietarios cambiar sus camiones por modelo de baja emisiÓn. >> usan diesel, es un cancerÍgeno. >> lÁminas serÍa hecha para obtener el apoyo de la industria camionera y compensar el incremento de precios en disel general y en un 20% de la inversiÓn total. aumentarÍa el costo de recitaciÓn vehicular, dependiendo del aÑo del auto, y aÑadirÍa un cobro de $100 anuales para veh

. >>> coming up in our next half hour, uninvited from berkeley, but welcomed in modesto. still, protestors gathered as ann coulter took the stage. the exclusive video from inside. >>> facebook opens up about a danger that is much worse than fake news. how it says governments are exploiting the site. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, good morning, i'm devin fehely. and i'm julie watts. let s >>> welcome back. it's just about 7:30. good morning. i'm devin fehely. >> and i'm juliet ross -- julie ross. right now, we're in the 60s for oakland and san francisco. mid-60s for concord. what a beautiful view for the golden gate. plenty of nine to start -- sunshine to start off your morning. we will start off in the 60s, warming up into the low 80s by this afternoon 70s by about midday today. and cooling back to 70 as we approach sunset this evening. overall, perfect weather. my dad always brags about the perfect weather in san jose. today is one of those days. this is for you, dad. temperatures climb, though, this weekend, staying above average through the weekend. and then warm next week. if y

. >>> up next ann coulter in modesto. her appearance there tonight after yesterday's cancellation in berkeley. >>> conservative author ann coulter faced a friendly crowd tonight at a republican dinner in modesto. this comes one day after she was suppose to speak at uc berkeley, but had to cancel because of a threat of violence. rob malcolm reports from modesto about the the extra precautions taken for tonight's event. >> reporter: those for and against donald trump and ann coulter gathered outside me december toe's double -- modesto's doubletree hotel. unlike recent protests in berkeley, here it was civil. modesto police getting ahead of any violence with an increased presence of mounted patrols, blocked streets, and spotters on rooftops. they weren't taking chances, neither was organizer janice keely. >> as soon as we realized ann -- realized ann coulter was coming and creating outside groups that started chatting on social media, we knew we needed to let them know this is what's happening, this is who we're bringing, an

she appeared as planned in modesto. appearance in the central valley comes on the heals of controversial event that was cancelled on uc berkeley on thursday because of opposition and security concerns. people who attended the dinner told us she didn't hold back on the feelings about being pushed off the berkeley speaking schedule. >> she said it was unfortunate. the free speech isn't free speech. >> racism, hatred of other people, homophobia. >> modesto police had called in extra units nor the appearance, but no arrests nor anymore major security issues were reported. >>> today as president trump's 100th day in the white house. mark the milestone with a rally in philadelphia. historically this 100 day smark a chance for critics and supporters alike to review the president's performance. the president admitted this week that being the commander in chief is harder and more work than he had anticipated. tonight, is the white house correspondence dinner. trump will not be attending. that makes him the first president in mor

. >>> conservative commentator ann coulter gave a speech tonight in modesto. it comes one day after she was suppose to speak at uc berkeley, but had to cancel because of the threat of violence. modesto police said the mounted patrols blocked streets, giving coulter a secured entry into the upper floors of the doubletree hotel. security inside was handled bay private company. coulter's conservative supporters came out in force, but they stood peacefully alongside those in opposition to her visit. >> well the controversy is a thing that should not be happening. freedom of speech applies to all sides. >> we don't need another person stirring the pot. that's all ann coulter does, she stirs the pot. so even though she has a right, you know, she has a right to say what she wants, free speech. you know, i also have the right to come out here and say enough stirring the pot. it's like stirring the pot of rotten soup. >> and tickets for the event range from $125 to $10,000. a reporter with the modesto b was inside the event saying coulter told the crowd she doesn't lik

ann coulter is in modesto tonight. to republican groups invited her to speak. organizers have taken extra precautions to make sure of the safety of everyone involved. here is more on this evening's events. rob?>> reporter: i just want to give you a scene set are here. security insight in front of the doubletree hotel. this group of protesters have just gathered within the past hour many of them was signs that say no to hate and stop attending your racism is patriotism. you can see police spotters on the roof of the hotel. this group has been having amicable conversation with police officers. security is tight at the hotel with an coulter in a secure environment on the upper floors and security insight being taken care of by a private firm while modesto police are on standby. >> reporter: modesto police have secured the perimeter around the hotel. an coulter is a special guest of a republican party. tickets are ranging from $125- $10,000. coulter will push her block -- her book in trump we trust. the topic no doubt will cover free-speech. controversy has helped

news. ( marty ) after her event at u-c berkley was cancelled earlier this week ann coulter spoke in modesto and addressed the controversey. this is a picture that was taken of the conservative commentator speaking to an audience at a republican party fundraiser the media was not allowed inside. coulter's speech at u-c berkeley was cancelled because of threats of violence. she blamed college culture for the cancellation. her supporters rallied around her. <"they really like to dealmonize her so we're just here to show our support""i think what it may have proved to the city of modesto that we can disagree and not have trouble">( marty ) there were moments of tension between protesters in modesto. however, that never escalated to violence. ( marty ) the other big story were following this morning is the "people's climate march." you are looking at video of marches in seattle, denver and chicago. thousands gathered across the country to protest president trump's environmental policies. they oppose his rollback of restrictions on mining and oil drilling. the "people's climate march" took place

. >>> new at 6:00 protestors are gathering right now in modesto. that's where conservative commentator ann coulter will speak in northern california. kpix 5's melissa caen live in modesto for us tonight. >> reporter: yeah. we're here at the modesto doubletree hotel where about 600 pomona are going to pack in to hear ann coulter speak and after weeks of threats, the community here is not taking any chances. we are hearing there are modesto police, stockton police, stanislaus county sheriff's and california highway patrol and that's not all of it. we talked today to the executive director of the stanislaus county republican party. that's the group who is putting on this event. >> we don't have private security normally. and we hired close to 30 private security either uniformed or nonuniformed so even if you don't see them, they're there. >> reporter: now, as for the protestors things have been peaceful. there are a number of people here who are pro-trump and pro- coulter. they are evenly matched with the people who are here against them. but as we k

they got the positions. >> police and modesto say they are ready for anything. we saw them on rooftops, motorcycles and horses. >> she said some things i certainly don't care for. >> this woman has lived in modesto for 35 years. >> i also think we are not the kind of community that is going to draw out people that are violent or hateful. >> even rebecca harrington, who organized the dinner for unity, said loud demonstrations are not just how this community works. >> people were like, we are going to have protests. we were like, that is your right to do that but that is not where we want to go. we want to take the high road. >> all last week, it was like, is she coming, is she not coming? >> it looks like it is a school that is adjusting to a new reality. eventually, they got it together so that on thursday, the day she was supposed to speak, she didn't. they had a lot of law enforcement present. i think they are learning how to deal with these kind of threats. >> it certainly puts the city on the hotseat. the mayor will talk about us -- talk to us about what the

año están en un centro en modesto también ... los padres, juan carlos luna y gloria ruiz, dicen que un hombre que trabajaba supuestamente para la ciudad, les ofrecío ayudarles con el cuidado de los niños... pero que el pasado mes de marzo, cuando regresaron de la farmacia para, aseguran, tratar una picada de araña, se encontraron con la peor noticia que una familia puede recibir... sot gloria ruiz/madre la calle estaba llena de policías, y no nos dejaron acercarnos a la trailer ni los niños como si fuéramos delincuentes y nos detuvieron...y fue el día que se llevaron a mis hijos solicitamos entrevistas con la polica y el servicio de proteccin de niÑos, pero los dos declinaron nuestra peticin... aduciendo que no podan hablar de este caso... la señora gloria admite que antes de tener el carro-casa, de lo cual hace un año, sus hijos faltaban semanalmente una o dos veces a la escuela porque no tenía como bañarlos... pero que eso no pasa desde entonces y rechazan que las condiciones de vivienda fueran deplorables, como as

. >> this is cell phone video of anne call thor speak at a fundraiser in modesto. >> a lot of immigration, a lot about ha our military's doing overseas when we should be worrying more about our own countritry. >> he said colter showed no love for california. >> she doesn't like our immigration policies very much here or our positions are nor does she like our governor or senators. >> throughout event supporters and protesters stood side by side outside the venue. >> nobody's yelling at each other or anything, but that in there, uh-uh. uh-uh. she's just stirring up a bunch of mess. >> i believe that unless we stand up, conservative voice is not going to have a voice any longer. >> both sides agreed on one thing, their right to free speech. >> we're all about preserving the first amendment and it's one of the beautiful things about being in america. >> i respect and support her right to say what she wants to say. >> but the gop invited her to speak and paid her $2,500. she shed was not deterred by the situation in berkeley. >> berkeley has nothing do with us. this is a private fund raiser t

. >> this is cell phone video of anne call thor speak at a fundraiser in modesto. >> a lot of immigration, a lot about ha our military's doing overseas when we should be worrying more about our own countritry. >> he said colter showed no love for california. >> she doesn't like our immigration policies very much here or our positions are nor does she like our governor or senators. >> throughout event supporters and protesters stood side by side outside the>> nobody's yel other or anything, but that in there, uh-uh. uh-uh. she's just stirring up a bunch of mess. >> i believe that unless we stand up, conservative voice is not going to have a voice any longer. >> both sides agreed on one thing, their right to free speech. >> we're all about preserving the first amendment and it's one of the beautiful things about being in america. >> i respect and support her right to say what she wants to say. >> but the gop invited her to speak and paid her $2,500. she shed was not deterred by the situation in berkeley. >> berkeley has nothing do with us. this is a private fund raiser that we've been plann

ann coulter's spoke in modesto and addressed the controversey. this is a photo taken of the conservative commentator speaking to an audience at a republican party fundraiser the media was not allowed inside. coulter's speech at u-c berkeley was canned over threats of violence. she blammed college culture for the cancellation. her supporters rallied around her. (sot) (justine) "they really like to dealmonize her so we're just here to show our support""i think what it may have proved to the city of modesto that we not have trouble" there were tension protesters --that never violence. (jr stone) north korean leader, kim jong un continues to defy president trump by launching another ballistic missile test today. but once again north korea's missile test failed. according to the u-s it went about 35-kilometers, but it never left north korea. for the last several months north korea has been trying to perfect using a mobile launcher. the main reason is because it's easy to launch and it's hard to detect president trump has said major conflict with north

the political competenttator spoke in modesto last night. both supporters and protesters were there to greet her. abc 7 news reporter, katy marzulo has reaction from the central valley. >> reporter: there is cell phone video of aun coulter speaking at a republican fundraiser in modesto. nick long said he was curious to hear what she had to say. >> a lot of mil immigration. >> reporter: mike dunbar is the editorial page editor at the modesto beat. he said should coulter showed no love for california. >> she doesn't like our positions, nor does she like our governor or our senators. >> reporter: throughout the events, supporters and protestors stood side-by-side outside the venue. >> nobody was yelling at anybody, she's just stirred up a bunch of mess. >> i believe unless we stand up, conservative voice is not going to have that vase any longer. >> reporter: both sides are right about one thing preserving free speech. >> we're worried about the first amendment. >> i respect and support her right to say what she wants to say. >> reporter: the s

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Él vive con su familia en un modesto hotel. sergio: tenemos que ser honestos y ayudarnos los unos a los otros. reportera: esta mujer iniciÓ una campaÑa en internet, donde en sÓlo ocho dÍas había recaudado $18,000. >> estas son las cosas que tenemos que compartir, a personas como Él, Íntegras, honestas. >> -- sergio: quÉ puedo decir? les agradezco a todos. no tengo ni palabras... reportero: para sergio juÁrez, le resulta increÍble que un acto de honestidad, haya resultado en el reconocimiento de miles de personas. sergio:ha sido un gran milagro. ilia: ejemplar. vamos a ilia:terminamos con una historia del famoso "museo del helado" que estarÁ abierto hasta el prÓximo 29 de mayo. le ofrece al visitante la posibilidad de probar infinidad de sabores. uno de los salones mÁs visitados, es el de "banana split". llegamos al final. lo esperamos maÑana con nuestra ediciÓn nocturna. quÉ descansen. adriana: lin --lindsay, no cantes. lindsay: regresa julio urÍas para mostrar que sÍ, que estÁ en los gigantes.

. >>> an emergency landing in modesto. the false alarm that grounded a flight that was coming out of sacramento. >>> and latest from fremont. >>> things are getting a little busier at the bay bridge toll plaza. were following a report of a crash on westbound 80 in the hercules area. we'll have more details coming up. >>> a week system to the north producing light rain. it will not last long. partly cloudy this afternoon and breezy. >>> welcome back to morningside 2. it is the brand-new monday. >>> we will turn to steve to talk about whether for the week which is a little up and down. >> you were up in tahoe this how much snow up there ? me mac mountains and mountains of snow i could not believe it. >> there are totals coming in. they are very close to having the wettest year ever. >>'s things are quiet right now. we do have rain up in healthy right now. up in lake county. it looks like the system is moving out and it will not impact the giants home opener. we are looking good there. a little breeze. but mostly sunny. there

. >> ann coulter will appear at an event in modesto on friday, scheduled to speak at a private fundraiser for the republican party of stanislaus county, 600 people are expected to attend, police are preparing to keep the peace but have plans in place should a large disruption breakout. since ann coulter signed the contract for the dinner in november organizers say that security has been a concern. >> it is at the top of our consciousness we have 600 people to keep safe you might not always know police are there but they will be there. >> organizers of the event are working closely with the modesto police department and other agencies to ensure the event is safe. on ktvu.com we have posted more on the controversy surrounding ann coulter and on youtube you can find the full interview from earlier this week. >>> president trump signs an executive order calling into question the future of two dozen national monuments calling for a review of national monuments larger than 100,000 acres established over the past two decades one of them designated by president obama in northern california, the s

modesto police set up barricades. mounted patrols block the streets giving ann coulter a secure entry into the upper floors of the double tree hotel. security inside was handled by a private company. her conservative supporters came out in force but they stood peacefully alongside those in opposition to her visit. >> the controversy is a thing that should not be happening. freedom of speech applies to all sides. >> we don't need another person stirring the pot. that's all ann coulter does. she stirs the pot. even though she has a right, she has the right to say what she wants, free speech, i also have the right to come out here and say, enough stirring the pot. it's like stirring a pot a rotten stupid. >> takes from the rent range from one $25 all the way up to $10,000. a reporter with the modesto bee was inside he said ann coulter told the crowd she does not like the u.s. immigration policy and thank president trump does and thinks president trump needs to have his feet held to the fire. she also mentioned she does n

political commentator spoke in modesto last fight. both supporters and protesters were there to greet her. >> reporter: this is cell phone video of aun coulter speaking at a republican fundraiser in modesto. he said he was curious to hear what she had to say. >> a lot of immigration, a lot of what our military doing overseas when we should be worrying about our own country. >> reporter: he says coulder showed no love for california. >> she doesn't like our immigration policies very much here or our positions or our governor or our senators. >> reporter: throughout the events, supporters and protesters stood outside. >> they were yelling at each other. she just stirred up a bunch of mess. >> i believe unless we stand up the conservative voice won't have a voice any longer. >> reporter: both sides are about free speech. >> we're all about the first amendment. it's one of the beautiful things about being in america. >> i respect and support her right to say what she wants to say. >> reporter: the gop in an rafael paid her $25,000. the ex

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francisco they're on our side not needing 0 thirty thousand new folks but your cousin from ohio and modesto and where it may be a swing vote but how for this money is the hud money is gone they're serving the seniors rents are like one thousand dollars in a city with a similar apartment costs 4 thousand dollars we serve seniors that can only afford 3 hundred increasing this is possible because the federal government over time have invested in those types of development and the not investing anywhere this is an amazing okay. if you want to see that repeated over and over if you walk away from the housing front i hope you share the story and what it can do the money is building how are you for seniors on the streets for 25 years and building housing for families in the mission district that are evicted we need your cousin in ohio and get on the phone. >> (clapping.) >> all right. i'm allowed wore anyone moment i'm - mark says that's it i'm done all right. >> i want to thank the contractors for this this was a labor of love and took an incredible effort an amazing general contractor and want t

that after all of that due east of the bay area almond country into modesto. that's plenty of rain shower that's what "pushhhhed" through the bay area between midnight and 3 a.m. a smattering of snow at mount hamilton, lick observatory. there you have the rain getting ready to push into the golden gate bridge. temperatures 48 degrees in livermore, high 40s, santa rosa. yes, it's cooler than it has been in recent mornings and that's due to the cold front that trailed off into the bay area. 50s across the board for the most part today a few low 60s in santa clara, san jose and campbell. winds up to 20 miles per hour out of the southwest during the afternoon hours east bay 60. 63 and blustery in brentwood. stiff wind in stinson beach. 59 degrees in kentfield backing through mill valley. let's say hi to gianna franco. >> checking the roads now slick in some spots but the good news, traffic actually moving okay especially at the bay bridge. we have this early-morning accident involving about four vehicles but that's now cleared out of lanes. you can see here at the

the alaska airlines flight landed safely in modesto. heat detector in the cargo area activated planes fire extinguishing system. when crews arrived, there was no sign of a fire. >>> here is a live look at sfo where drivers on delta airlines were delayed today. the airlines had a lot of disruptions for several days because of severe storms in the southeast. the airline has also canceled 100 50 flight and delayed about 1000 -- 150 flight. 3000 on friday. delta is promising to rebook everyone as soon as possible.>>> i asked if you are going to compensate for the hotel, and they said no we cannot do that sir. i can only do a rebooking. >> delta says it operations are stabilizing, but they are still trying to get flight crews in the right places at the right times while staying within government guidelines. >> crash overnight in san jose have left one man dead. police say a suspected dui driver who is now in custody rear ended two cars. one of those cars flipped, the other burst into flames. it happened at about 2:30 am. all southbound lanes

cbs correspondent john blackstone is in modesto with the trump administration's new change... (nats) "i would pour some into this containerâ" (narr 1) almond grower paul wenger, turns to chlorpyrifos when nothing else will kill the pests that >> we can just put the amount i need in there. >> reporter: this almond grower turns to this pesticide when nothing else will kill the pests. now it is a product of last resort. >> it is more just when we absolutely need it. it is critical to our pest management program. >> reporter: it is used on more than 50 crops from strawberries to corn in tens of thousands of american farms. farmers say the sprayed food is safe to eat. studies from columbia and burkley show exposure through the air lead to long term changes in children and is related to lower intelligence scores. in 2015 the obama era epa enforced a ban. margaret reeves is with the pesticide action network. >> we have been arguing for the last 17 years we need to ban it everywhere. the epa agreed with us until a couple days ago. >> reporter: new epa director said in a statement by

. >> guest: thanks for calling i have spent to modesto many times. yes ronald reagan who has been elevated to a st. he waited until more americans died in the entire vietnam war if he had moved faster with common-sense and compassion we may have done a much better job to prevent at

. >> guest: thanks for calling i have spent to modesto many times. yes ronald reagan who has been elevated to a st. he waited until more americans died in the entire vietnam war if he had moved faster with common-sense and compassion we may have done a much better job to prevent what became a goal pandemic and an overwhelming tragedy. >> host: "when we rise" my life in the movement". cleve jones is the author. live coverage of the 22nd annual l.a. times festival of bucks held on the campus of universities southern california you can watch the full schedule today at booktv.org we will be doing a call in later on the book the mother of all questions but right now let's go inside to another panel on writing history. live coverage on booktv. [inaudible conversations] >> i am not putting down fiction i have aspiration for anybody who can write a great fiction that they were talking about what kind of book tells the story about what you already know? widely read the book widely read books about what you know about because you need to know more. so of the g

decidieron ir casa por casa en varios vecindarios de modesto para explicar lo que a su juicio serÍa las de desventaja de cambiar un sistema de serio. >> queremos que el congresista vote por lo que sus ciudadanos en este condado, en este municipio necesita. >> en su recientes encuentros en foro comunitario, el congresista ha dejado clara su posiciÓn al asegurar que el tema de salud es uno de los principales problemas para mejorar. la pobrecita del partido republicano se han comprometido por reemplazar el obamacare pero no se han conseguido los votos suficientes. beatriz: la tasa de desempleo en california se redujo al 4.9 por ciento durante el mes de marzo. el condado de san mateo resultÓ la tasa de desocupación mÁs baja del estado mientras que los condado de marÍn y san francisco reportaron un 3% de desempleo. representar un nÚmero mÁs bajo desde 2006. en venezuela, grupos opositores al gobierno realizaron una marcha silenciosa. esto con el fin de recordar a los fallecidos que perdieron la vida durante las Últimas tres semanas de protesta. esta vez la marcha logrÓ llegar sin in

so it's along modesto and the stockton area. but with gusts that could reach anywhere between 50, 60 plus, we want to keep you advised but they're nice and calm, looking at 4:30, we see those winds p k picking up, 20 plus miles per hour. fast forward through 9:00, 39 miles per hour along half moon bay. at 12:30 we're talking 43 plus miles per hour sustained winds. so we see changes in the wind and if we fast forward through that hour-by-hour outlook, we're fairly dry. by about 1:30 it's off to the north bay but fast forward through 5:30 and areas in oakland and san francisco might already start seeing moderate-to-heavy downpours. mike, how are the roads? >> vianey, when you talk about the weather roads, let's show you what that means. traffic is moving smoothly around the bay. we'll check on the incident that just appeared on 237. chp will give us information another issue 101 at 37. a my kror crash oinor crash off shoulder. the rain coming down from santa rosa into the novato area. i want to show you also the roadway conditions

not only that, there's a call that came in from david seamans, his political director to john modesto after he spoke on the stage. >> to robbie mook. and then there was an obama call to modesta. about four calls. >> how many times the presidents and the candidates? >> two. >> for sure? >> yes. >> you stand by that? why are they arguing about there one fact thing? >> i can't explain their strategy. >> your voice is getting lower, by the way, you are not belting it out there, john. >> absolutely, two calls in, let me say this, too, this is -- the story that we do here the t tic toc on the peninsula hotel as she is finding out she is losing the presidency is the time in this book and reality where she is the most sympathetic throughout this spire campaign process. >> hearted, inside hillary clinton's doomed campaign. >>> coming up the academy award actor christian bale is with us, he plays a journalist in the movie "the promise" in the armenian genocide. this is requested hardball." the action news. my insurance rates are probably gonna double. but dad, you've got... ...allstate. with ac

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vallejo, modesto, richmond, martinez and several stores in san jose will see stores shutting down. >>> dealing with coyotes this morning. san francisco homeowners got lessons on how to handle the wild animals we were telling you about yesterday. the recreation and parks department hosted a special community meeting on the subject. they want to remind folks, don't feed the coyotes and this time of year has a certain significan significance. >> in a few weeks we expect coyotes to have their pups and once they have their babies, like any other parents, they'll defend their space and babies. >> wildlife officials warn this situation can be dangerous for people walking their dogs so stay alert there. >> have you heard them the middle of the night? >> unpleasant. >>> coming up, a court surprise in the sierra lamar murder case. a long-contested runaway theory reemerges from the defense with a new twist. why the 15-year-old's sexuality was used to bolster a new argument. [ engine revs ] [ screams ] [ shouting ] brace yourself! this is crazy! [ tires screeching ] whoo! boom baby! rated pg-13.

. >> ann coulter will address the crowd in month des modesto tonight. >> my hateful speech the theme of it obviously was going to be a searingly brilliant speech of immigration but the main point of it was federal written law on immigration developed over generations by democrats and republicans should be inforced. >> another polarizing right wing figure is returning to the spotlight. milo yiannopoulos is planning to return to u.c. berkley. >> just because you don't agree with their ideas be warned i'm coming for you. >> you'll recall his speech at cal was cancelled because of violent protest. later he lost a book contract and resigned from bright bard over controversial statements about under aged sex. he has released a video which he is calling cinco de milo. >>> you will find more videos from the rally in berkley. >>> time is now 4:07. three san francisco police officers recovering after a car crash last night. it happened at 15th and mission just before 11:00 p.m. two police patrol cars collided while responding to an emergency call. two officers were in one car. one officer was

the pilot had to divert to a modesto after an alarm went off. it touched down safely before 7:00 a.m. it was a false alarm but it caused alarm for passengers on board. >> we opened up and found no signs of fire inside. it was normal operation on the plane. >> no word on what caused the sensor to malfunction. the plane was heading to san di back to sacramento to board another flight. >>> a live look at sfo, arrival delays on delta are likely to continue into the morning. stormsaround atlanta are to -- storms around atlanta are to blame. half of its flights pass through airport there. thry three thousand flights have been canc -- 3,000 flights have been canceled. the airline is promising to rebook everyone as soon as possible but they aren't paying for hotels. >> are you going to compensate for the hotel, no, we cannot do that. i can only do rebooking. >> delta says operations are stabilizing but it is trying to get crews in the right places at the right time. >>> we are not done yet. the dog owner who stopped at nothing to save his best friend. c

. >>> be cancelled in berkeley but full speed aid in mossed modesto shell sha center stage in a value speaking at a republican fund raiser cancelled appearance in berkeley yesterday triggered a firestorm of controversy around the country. today the police have extra units on hand you can see them there but not expecting any major protests. even though coulter did not speak at kaylie yesterday her nonappearance was prisy no dollar amounts have been wellsed but yesterday's protests was heavily patrolled by campus police, berkeley and oakland p. d. and the ahmeda county sheriffs department. the campus newspaper at kaylie notes barriersy set up and student union and he cafe close officers made five arrests. >>> this is the sound of a strike brewing in the south bay. hundreds of sunny vale employees marched to city haul today to issue a warning and demand higher wages. it's a growing standoff that will effect an entire city. our business and tech reporter scott budman is live in sun judge vale. scott. >> well janelle, the city employees are asking for a 17% raise. the city itself stays tha

pero el recorte para individuos sera ms modesto. (gfx) bajara de un poco ms del 39%, que es lo que pagan actualmente, a 35%. adems de recortes. propone simplificar el proceso cuando se hace una declaracin de impuestos. (nat 13:59:24) segn el gobierno de donald trump, el ambicioso plan creara ms empleos e impulsara la economa dejando ms dinero en el bolsillo de las personas para gastar y de las compaÑas para contratar. pero algunos, como este economista, quieren ver si esta propuesta favorece a todos los estadounidenses por igual o si beneficia ms a los ricos como donald trump. s/isaac cohen, economista "l tiene muchos edificios, muchos clubs de golf y hoteles y entonces lo que se trata es de ver si él no se está beneficiando con esto. " y agreg que de llevarse a cabo el plan podra sumarle al dficit nacional. s/randy serrano eso podría ser un factor entre congresistas aquí en washington que tendrían que aprobar el plan antes de que se convierta en realidad. blanca / ots --- en mxico los narcotraficantes han puesto en el ojo a l

. >> reporter: with coulter speaking in modesto tomorrow, the university is worried the campus will be turned into a battlefield. in february, there were fires and fights after milo yiannopoulos had his speech cancelled. >> we have two intentions right now. one is to the first amendment and the other is the safety of our students. >> reporter: many of the protesters aren't students. both sides critical, coulter was silenced. >> i'm tired of people showing up and stifle free speech. >> reporter: police have been told some of the extremists arriving could be carrying weapons, clubs, bags of rocks, even hammers. arrests have already been made. tonight on the streets of berkeley, unrest over the silence of free speech. the question now, at what cost? miguel almaguer, nbc news, berkeley. >>> there is more to tell you about tonight. still ahead, the controversial new netflix show that has schools sending warnings home to parents. >>> we're back now with the controversy over a new netflix series that deals with the reasons a young fictional character commits suicide. it has many kids talking,

coulter is also scheduled to speak in modesto on april 28th. >>> police are still searching for a man who burglarized at threat three homes in the oeblgland hills and shot a resident. the homes were located on chimney rock court. he was listening to music up stairs at the burglar entered downstairs. >> entered, locked my dead into the backyard by moving a piece of furniture in front of the dog door and then rummaged around. he went in my refrigerator, went through a couple closets, apparently stole nothing and then exited through my front door. >> the burglar did take a soda and a piece of string cheese from his refrigerator and grabbed a sandwich from another home hed. the man then went through the window of another home and shot a 30-year-old resident standing in the kitchen. police are reviewing surveillance video to try to id that man. >>> 50-year-old tennessee teachered that cummins, accused of kidnapping his student, elizabeth student, has been charged with taking a minor across state lines to have sex. this after authorities found thomas safe in a remote area of cecilville in s

coulter is also scheduled to speak in modesto on april 28th. >>> police are still searching for a man who burglarized at threat three homes in the oeblgland hills and shot a resident. the homes were located on chimney rock court. he was listening to music up stairs at the burglar entered downstairs. >> entered, locked my dead into the backyard by moving a piece of furniture in front of the dog door and then rummaged around. he went in my refrigerator, went through a couple closets, apparently stole nothing and then exited through my front door. >> the burglar did take a soda and a piece of string cheese from his refrigerator and grabbed a sandwich from another home he entered. the man then went through the window of another home and shot a 30-year-old resident standing in the kitchen. police are reviewing surveillance video to try to id that man. >>> 50-year-old tennessee teachered that cummins, accused of kidnapping his student, elizabeth student, has been charged with taking a minor across state lines to have sex. this after authorities found thomas safe in a remote area of cecilvil

unable to live in silicon valley, he drives 79 miles every day one way to his home near modesto. >> if we can't get it, especially, we're never going to get a raise. >> reporter: velasquez is among the blue collar workers who passed the the city's offer is 10%. the workers have not had a raise in five years. >> it doesn't keep up with the cost of living, doesn't keep up with surrounding agency, not a fair and equitable deal. >> the city has a very fair and competitive offer on the table. >> reporter: sunnyvale's mayor says it's not fiscally viable despite the union ruling in the favor and forced to cut services. >> we have a $300 million calpers hit, and it's $82 million above what the city is proposing. >> reporter: if city employees do strike, it could be felt in the libraries, parks, and city departments to the 140,000 sun have avale residents. >> i think it could be rash to think about planning a strike. >> we're finding out that even with our salary combined it's still hard to live in this area so i understand. >> reporter: essential services like police and fire will not be impac

anywhere from the santa cruz mountains lifting into modesto. that is the front slicing to the south now moving out of the bay area. san jose, we still have a few scattered showers around snell avenue through edenvale into coyote road heller avenue, as well. santa cruz mountains scotts valley into capitola. that's some moderate rainfall and some gusty winds, as well. so hi-def doppler radar indicates that this inches to sag to the south, precipitation lifting to the north and the east. we have currently cloudy skies in fairfield and also in redwood city according to our weather watchers. good morning to you, linda and robert temperatures in the 50s. but the rain has tapered off. mostly cloudy looking east towards the alameda area. temperatures in the 50s. pretty uniform. the winds are dialing back still breezy anywhere from 15 to 20 from san francisco through sfo back through half moon bay. ten from mountain view in san jose. breezy winds still in the pleasanton area after recording a wind of 53 miles per hour and that's about at sea level 300 f