"today in the bay" has the story. >> benicia is facing a water emergency and everyone is being asked to conserve water immediately. >> so i got a text on my phone and also a phone call from the city of benicia, they were indicating that there was a pipe burst in the water treatment plant. >> reporter: crews identified the problem and are working around the clock to fix it, but this could take a week or more and it comes at an especially bad time after your record-dry start to the year which is why the city is asking businesses and residents to cut their water usage by 30%, that means no outdoor water use. >> i turned off my sprinkler tonight once i heard that. >> reporter: this video from the solano resource conservation district shows us benicia's water treatment plant and the problem is right underneath it. the mayor says the problem started saturday night or early sunday morning after a water line burst and inundated the plant's bottom floor. >> we're not going to let the city run out of water. if necessary we'll bring in water from outside sources. >> reporter: as for the water c

kron on's charles clifford joining us live now in benicia. he's got more on the directive from the city. charles. usually officials ask folks to cut back about 15%. but i hear this one is much higher than that. >>yeah, well, you know, the drought restrictions are not uncommon. we could see more this summer, but that's not what's happening here in benicia right now. normally the city gets its water from lake berryessa. the sacramento was river. it's treated and then sent out to homes and businesses. but now that flow of water is being disrupted. on sunday, the city of benicia asked residents and businesses to immediately reduce water use by 30%. the city says that overnight saturday to sunday a pipeline that the city's water treatment plant suffered a break. >>staff at the plant tell kron 4 that the pipe in question is underground in difficult to reach. well, the problem is being fixed. the city is asking residents to avoid outdoor water use, including car washing and watering lawns and it wants businesses to save water wherever they can. >>i

how much people benicia are being told to cut back on their water use. also, the masks are going back on for one bay area city, but not for everyone who will be required to mask up again. for now. >>from the area's local news station. this is kron. 4 news at 3. >>thank you so much for joining us this monday right here on kron. 4 news at 3. i'm justine waldman. we have lots to let you know about today and we will begin in oakland where police are investigating how a body ended up near tilden park. police found this victim shot and wrapped in plastic as kron four's as he but new reports. this is the second body found just like this in the city just in a week. >>a gruesome discovery, a body wrapped in a plastic bag found on the side of the road. that is how the call came into 9-1-1. dispatch. it happened sunday at around 07:15pm, here on grizzly peak boulevard at clermont near the border of berkeley and oakland. the initial call came in to berkeley police who later determined the body was in oakland territory and handed the case over to opd investigators. o

. >> benicia does what it needs to take care of its residents, so it's only temporary. >> reporter: and the city says governor newsom is expected to announce a statewide mandatory water conservation plan, so residents here may be dealing with two different water goals coming up in the near future. live in benicia, i'm sharon katsuda. >>> for the third time, a noose found on campus and it has leaders shaken. it was found hanging from a tree outside brennan hall which is a dorm. >> it's really bad and just kind of scary to see that on your own campus. >> in 2019 a noose was found hanging outside where a diverse group of high school students were staying. then last year, two loose ropes, believed to be nooses, were found near a popular walking trail. today they issued a statement saying, we cannot state strongly enough that a noose is a reprehensible symbol of anti-black racism and violence that will not be tolerated on our campus. as a community we must stand united against such conduct and those who perpetrate it. >>> san francisco has a new supervisor. his name is matt dorsey. mayor lon

. >> in benicia, crews are working to fix a pipe that busted at water treatment plant. issuing emergency mandate for all businesses and residents of benicia to cut water use 30% asap. city officials say the broken pipe is symptom of a bigger problem. >> we have a series issue with aging infrastructure. this is one of the symptoms of that. need to be focused on addressing that long-term solution so it doesn't happen for future generations. >> there's no time line yet for permanent repairs. >>> newest supervisor is sworn in today. mayor breed appointed dorsey to replace the seat that was open. was strategist for police chief bill scott. dorsey says the highest priority is taking on the opioid crisis, public calamity, comparing it to the darkest days of the aids epidemic. >> as gay man living with hiv who remembers those days, just like aids, stigma of who is dying is masking the horror of how many are dying. >> dorsey plans to compete for the seat in november. trans activist also has plans to run for the seat. >>> voter information guides are being mailed out, less than a

. >>> plus the city of benicia telling residents they have to start conserving water immediately. we have details on what prompted this new water emergency. >>> and hundreds of people in san jose in the dark tonight. good evening, i'm brian hackney. >> i'm juliette goodrich. one year after their mom's death, three daughters are working to keep her legacy alive and make her dream come true. kpix 5 betty yu spoke with the owners of everett and jones barbecue about this bittersweet mother's day. >> reporter: the barbecue is sizzling. the dining room is full of families celebrating mother's day. but for daughters darcia white and dottie are co-owners. >> i woke up this morning and it was so hard. i was like i don't have my mom. >> if you look on the space there are reminders of her passion and legacy, passing away in march of last year due to breast cancer. the restaurant opened in 1999, but the brand was started by king's mother in 1973. >> to my mom this meant everything. she loved the live music. she loved to have the space where people could gather and get together and do her poli

when you turn on that tap, the water is safe to use just as it was three days ago. >> benicia, sharon katsuda, nbc bay area news. >>> one of the streets will be tied up for a year-long construction project. they are adding another bus to 16th street. the improvements will help bus riders get around town faster and make it safer for bicyclists and pedestrians and drivers, too. >> too many pedestrians going at the same time, so anything that can help cut down the amount of pedestrians crossing would help. >> it's going to take a while, though. muni estimates work should be done by next summer, so you should expect traffic trouble around that area for at least a year. >>> take a look at this. it is may and it is snowing in the sierra. over the past 24 hours, a storm had dusted the mountains with snow. chp says if you are traveling to the sierra, you do need to drive carefully. >> we've got a big snowstorm there and then the weather is about to make a dramatic turn. >> jessica, do you know how you wanted to see me beyond the weekend? we're going to set it off a little differently here ton

the critical ask is coming wate treatment plant in benicia. they don't know exactly when it happened but benicia's mayor said it most likely happened saturday night or early sunday morning. crews have been working around the clock to fix it. but the work they say could take a week or more. part of the restrictions include no outdoor water use. as for the water coming into your homes and businesses now, benicia's mayor says it is safe to continue to use even during repairs. >> we are confident that we're going to get this fixed without too much trouble but you never know until you dig in and you see how big the problem is. >> now the cutback comes at an especially bad time after the dry weather we've been having, the dry start to the year, the city is expected to give an update on the situation this morning but the good news is the water is safe to drink. they're asking people to cut back wherever and whenever they can, at least 30%. if you could do more, something we're all trying to do as we try to conserve, right, kris? >> let's hold off on

a wind advisory for the bay bridge and the benicia bridge, san mateo bridge. san mateo bridge, busy westbound towards 101. for the second time in two years, the master keys to a uc berkeley housing complex have been stolen. the university made the announcement friday and said the box that holds the key to 974 units was taken. they are scrambling to change everybody's locks and has residents on edge. >> i cannot really tell what they are doing at night. >> mistakes happen. that's understandable. the same mistake twice after complete assurances, tells me that was empty, they don't have a plan in place. >> the university is giving free door changes to residents. police officers are stepping up patrols in the village. there are no reports of any home burglaries connected to that key theft. >>> a popular mural in san francisco's china town replaced after targeted by vandals. the mural known as the tiger dragon was spray painted by taggers. the decision was made to paint over it and start over. now the store owner and artist are collaborating on a new design reflect

. >> i got a text on my phone and a phone call from the city of benicia. they were indicating that there was a pipe burst in the water plant. >> reporter: crews identified the problem and are working around the clock to fix it. this could take a week or more and it come at an fishily bad time after a record bad start to the year which is why they are asking residents and businesses to cut water usage by 30%. that mean no outdoor water use. >> i turned off my sprinklers tonight once i heard it. >> reporter: the water district shows us the water treatment plant and the problem is right underneath it. the mayor says the problem started saturday night, or early sunday morning, after a water line burst had inundated the bottom floor. >> we're not going to let the city run out of water. if necessary, we'll bring in water from outside sources. >> as for the water coming into your homes and business now, the mayor said they should use it during repairs. >> we are confident that we'll get this fixed without too much trouble. but you never know until you dig in and

in his possession and automated license plate reader alerted benicia police to the stolen vehicle. officers found the car at a convenience store parking lot during a search. they found 2 large trash bags in the back seat filled with 67 pounds of pot inside the driver refused to come out of the store for a short time but was eventually arrested. he had warrants out of alameda and solano counties for crimes ranging from robbery to felony assaults. gabby petito against the parents of brian laundrie petito's. the 22 year-old woman who was found dead in wyoming after going on a road trip with her boyfriend brian laundrie. investigators say laundrie killed petito and then killed himself. weeks later. now petito's parents are suing laundrie's parents accusing them of knowing their daughter was dead. the trial has been set for august of next year in florida. the attorney for the laundrie family has already filed a motion to try and dismiss that lawsuit, calling it baseless. back here at home, the oakland police department is getting 26 new police officers. the city canceled many police aca

wind advisory for the san mateo bridge, the benicia bridge. no wind advisory for the golden gate. 880, traffic is moving great with no delays. quiet on the nimitz southbound. from oakland where the live shot, hayward, no delays south into freemont and northbound towards the bay bridge. you should be good to go. the golden gate, no fog this morning. you can see that's good news. southbound 101, 37 down into the city, 20 minutes, so far easy ride on 101 and the golden gate. >>> the time is still ahead on kpix 5 and streaming on cbs news, game day for the warriors and wins for the giants. vern has good morning everybody. good morning. did everyone survive mothers day weekend. i barely got through it. today is a new day. it is game day for the warriors. also, giants, home cooking in mind. speaking of the giants, they got two straight wins, back to back form. last let's look at what happened sunday to get it going. final game of four, with the cardinals. gabe went to ferret out the umpires so they could play. cardinals rookie was ready. drove one t

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we're looking at 29 mile an hour gusts of tears point 19, 2 american canyon, 30 hercules 20 in benicia. some of these winds, especially over the mountain top, starting to pick up and you start to see more of that northerly component. that's that dry, offshore wind just beginning to move in. those winds gusting now to 29 miles an hour in bill. 29. 0, mall. you see more of those northerly winds continuing into the central valley. and that's really the area of concern. these areas inland all the way in the sacramento valley, its model county watching for some very strong gusty winds. so overnight tonight, you'll notice a change. we had a cold front, a dry system come through the bay area doesn't look like much. but here you go. you watch it as it comes through here right there. there it is. just a few high clouds moving across our skies today behind that high pressure tries to build behind that low. all of a sudden you're talking about gusty winds in high fire, danger through tomorrow that looks like things are calm down to the weekend. guys, back to you. a sad update to bring you now. th

not that warm but warm and windy antioch over the benicia up to vacaville. all 83 for your highs today. a look ahead of next 7 days today. tomorrow sunday, some of our cooler ones. nicely time for the weekend will come down into tomorrow. that will be key for getting back out there. now, as for next week, we get hot again tuesday and wednesday. climbing back into the 90's inland, john, thank you for that. unfortunately, we have a hot spot out there. this is up in petaluma. so. >> northbound one. 0, one north east, washington street, 2 lanes are blocked. so you are certainly seeing delays as you're traveling north. also the bay bridge. you got an accident right near that fremont street exit. so drive times are up 20 minutes to megan from the maze to that fremont street exit. hopefully they get that off of the bridge exit very quickly, 30 minute drive the san mateo bridge, all those delays that were seen along one o one slowed us down have started to dissipate. so traffic's moving along nicely again. one 0 one. 85 to menlo park. 29 minutes to 18. 82 also movin

vacaville fairfield benicia at 83 pittsburgh in antioch. you'll also be 83 today. santa rosa nevado and center fell in the low 80's tomorrow and sunday. temperatures a little warmer than today's. but hey, we're still out of the 90's. so enjoy this break from them. lots of sunshine this w little calmer come tomorrow. temperatures rise back into the 90's early next week. so get ready for more heat around the corner. rain. john, thank you for that. well, if you're hitting the roads today, we are tracking a traffic for you. a 19 minute drive. >> from the golden gate bridge. 37 to that whole. so you're moving along pretty nicely this morning. metering lights are still off at the bay bridge year at almost 06:00am. 9 minutes to make it from the maze to that fremont street exit. if you're traveling along 6.80, moving up the limit here, but doubling down to fremont. 13 minutes for your drive. also, no major issues long, 8 80's, small uptick in traffic as you're traveling southbound on a three-day work. what you move past that smooth sailing and the south bay one. 0 one. 85

benicia pittsburgh, antioch, as well as fairfield and vacaville are also some of our windiest spots at 83 degrees. that's our highest fire danger in those areas. you're noticing temperatures a little cooler today by no means. does that cooldown mean that we're out of fire, danger territory? we're still windy. so we're still in this red flag warnings in solano county tomorrow and sunday. winds come down. temperatures will be around the same as today. overall this weekend is enjoyable on the warm side but not in the 90's will save those for next week with tuesday and wednesday, looking like the hottest in the forecast rain. john, thank you for that warm forecast. all right. traveling into the city, we do have a traffic hazard. >> light near the treasure island exit, 80 westbound so meter lights went on 18 minutes for your drive. no more friday light at the bay bridge. the golden gate bridge, though, however, just under 20 minutes to make it from 37 to the tolls. so no major delays there. that's good news. and the south bay traveling along one o one. we're moving at the limit. 28 minutes

is the time in the city in the east bay, the city of benicia is requiring all residents and businesses now to conserve water immediately. >> because they say a pipeline that the benicia water treatment plant has broken. so they need people there to start saving water by like 30%. so it's pretty drastic. they say the water safe, the water that you do get is safe. they're working on those repairs right now, but they need everybody to cut down on the amount of water they're using. in the meantime, while they're making those fixes, which means you cannot wash your car right now, you can't use water for your landscaping either until they get this figured out. >> 6.21 right now and kron 4 is your local election headquarters and it's the first day to vote in person for the primary election. you can now visit san francisco city hall for the june 7th consolidated statewide direct primary election. the doors open at 8 o'clock this morning. happening today. it's national a day without childcare day. >> there's going to be a rally in oakland where child care providers and parents and their allies

as for the water coming into your homes and businesses now, benicia's mayor says it is safe to continue to use even during repairs. >> we are confident that we're going to get this fixed without too much trouble but you never know until you dig in and you see how big the problem is. >> now the cutback comes at an especially bad time after the record dry start to our new year that we've been talking about. the city is expected to give an update on the situation actually this morning so we're going to continue to follow and give any updates to people that live in that area. they're asking people to cut back wherever they can, obviously don't water your yard, do whatever you can. marcus? >> got to cut back but good thing to hear that water is still safe to use for all the residents, too. thanks, laura. >>> russia celebrating a victory today not in its ukraine invasions but defeating the nazis in world war ii, celebratory scenes are playing out today on the streets of moscow and western leaders are watching very closely where russian leader vladimir putin may use this occasion to escalate h

east bay, the numbers will be in the mid-80s. 77 in benicia. 77 in vallejo. livermore, 84. if you get up to santa rosa, 87 degrees by the shore line. the numbers will be in the 60s. in san francisco, 79. oakland, 76. ukiah, numbers in the mid-80s. forecast looking pretty good. numbers will be mild along the shoreline, but the warmest day in the next seven will be tuesday and wednesday when we will be in the mid- 90s. so it's going to be a beautiful weekend in the bay area. great weekend to go out and do something. i wonder if liz has anything. >> well, if anybody likes babysitting, they can come to my house. i'll sit outside and enjoy the weather. how about that? thanks, brian. >>> here's a good place to beat the heat speaking of this weekend. chopper 5 over six flags hurricane harbor in concord ahead of its big reopening tomorrow. it will be open weekends only at first and daily starting june 11th. >>> up next, it goes from 0 to 60 in under three seconds. some questions about why the suspect involved was arrested multiple times and not held. yes on h. recall chesa boudin n

. >> and the wind advisory in effect right now for solano county, vallejo and benicia. you're currently under that because the winds out of the northwest 40 miles per hour or less and we're tracking breezy winds along the coast 30 miles per hour. sustained winds of that cool sea breeze, oakland, 28 miles per hour. wind speeds calmer for fairfield out there right now. but we could see gusts through 8 o'clock tonight. so just keep that in mind going to get very breezy out there. and we are going to continue to see those gusty winds throughout tonight. but calmer for your monday. so we could see winds out of the northwest 20 to 30 miles per hour. >> but below that wind advisory level threshold. so wind gusts, they're going to be on the calm side, but radar for going to track another round of very light scattered hit or miss showers. so the winter weather going to continue with temperatures 5 to 15 degrees below average. futurecast for though, we could even see some light mountain snow in the highest peaks not just for the north bay mountains, but even for mount hamilton as

no wind advisories for the bay bridge but there is a wind advisory for the benicia bridge, so keep that in mind. they still have that cone pattern set up at the golden gate bridge, you can see that in our live shot on the northbound lanes. southbound lanes is the commute direction, so far traffic is moving kniesly into the city and the san mateo bridge so far, so good. no delays, both directions, everything quiet between 880 and 101. back to you guys. >> thank you, g. >>> a texas mom got an unexpected notification saying her doordash order was going to take longer due to the size. >> the problem she did not recall ordering anything. her youngest son did after getting a hold of her unlocked phone. the driver arrived with 31 mcdonald's cheeseburgers. >> so i didn't know what to do with them. he only ate half of one. i posted it on a community page in kingsville and asked if anybody wanted some. one girl came by and picked up six. >> we were wondering how much 31 mcdonald's cheeseburgers cost, came to just over $90, after fees and a healthy tip for the driver. >>> good morning, everybody.

more north, benicia with a daytime high of 83 degrees, 90 in fairfield. as we head into the bay area, we're seeing more 70s with the same trend as we head north. let's take a quick look at our next seven days. we are expected partly cloudy skies as we head into the weekend, sunshine peeking through as we start the next workweek where we'll see 90s. we'll have more on that when we get there. gianna, how is things going? >> getting a little busy already, jessica, especially for commuters heading into the al month pass. plus it is a little breezy. caltrans has issued a wind advisory for the altamont pass area. give yourself a few extra minutes. brake lights building out of tracy onto 580. it looks good towards the dublin interchange. only in the brake lights for a little bit. then it gets a little better over towards 680. no delays on any bridges. traffic is very light. that's the advantage of getting on the roadways early, not a lot of cars or delays to deal with. not a lot of construction. a live look at the golden gate. a nice ride over into san francisco

dublin. 74 fremont about 69 degrees in san leandro. 7 in castro valley about 80 in hercules. 83 in benicia about 79 degrees in they'll be an afternoon sea breeze kicking in there. that's for sure. and along the coastline, otherwise temperatures look good. a little more fog on sunday morning. side. otherwise. lots of sunshine coming our way. then we crank up that heat. we're talking mid 90's by tuesday, wednesday in the valleys by next week. thank you, lawrence. new york city health officials are investigating a possible case of monkeypox of pay. >> confirmed this one. it will be the second known case in the u.s. a monkey pox is a very rare disease. it's a cousin of smallpox. the symptoms include fever, rash, muscle aches, chills. the first u.s. case was confirmed recently in massachusetts. the illness is rarely seen outside central and west africa. but now there are dozens of cases throughout europe. scientists monitoring the outbreak of acute hepatitis among children, say infections are up, but deaths are down the centers for disease control and prevention reports that 180 cases have been

antioch fairfield, vacaville in pittsburgh as well as benicia our warmest spots and only a 83 degrees today certainly beats the 90's. now tomorrow and sunday, not much different than today. we're staying pretty steady through the weekend. next week we get hot again by tuesday and wednesday, many of our inland temperatures will be climbing back into the 90's. rain john, a warm week ahead of us. let's get ready for that. >> traveling into the city this morning across the bay bridge may see that from st exit. 10 minutes at this hour. the san mateo bridge heading across towards the peninsula. you're a in the bay area, theresa as one mom story. and she tells us there's more than meets the eye. >> so it was >> in a food coma as we call >> meet 7 week-old can super hungry. like most babies are his mom up is supplementing milk formu a. recently, the hospital supply ran out and is when she and her husband discovered what many are facing days. i-4 is a gargantuan undertaking. >> my husband, i want to target and didn't find i mean, i found some of for no one, but it was the one that similac and

." >>> over in benicia, crews are working to fix the pipe that burst at a local water treatment plant on sunday, until permanent repairs are made, the city is issuing an emergency mandate for all businesses and residents to cut water use by 30%. that means no sprinklers no, driveway car washes and the broken pipe is a symptom of a bigger problem city officials say. >> we have a serious issue with aging infrastructure and this is one of the symptoms of that and so we need to be focussed on addressing that long-term solution and making thoughtful investments so that these types of things don't happen for future generations. >> as of now, the city has not given a time line for a permanent repair. >>> this morning, gas prices continue to climb. next on "today in the bay," the new record hit and the reason we may not see any relief any time soon. >>> plus, working to make a pandemic rebound. the theater chain seeing a promising boost in revenue and the new blockbuster set to be released which could give the company even a bigger bump. stick around. much more ahead for you this morning. it'

livermore in the walnut creek, danville, you're looking at 80 degrees even about 85 in brentwood, 80 in benicia. 82 in the napa valley. get the idea. some nice numbers and we're going up from here. these temperatures the next few days, maybe sneak in low 90's on wednesday. another weak cold front comes through on thursday bringing to more clouds and cool us down a little bit. then we heat right back up over the weekend. thank you, lord, for your money. tonight, gas prices reached an all-time high again in california. the average price for a gallon of regular 5.98. a gallon. that's up nearly $0.15 just in the last week. and those numbers are even higher, of course, here in the bay area. here's a look at prices in san francisco, which has the highest prices at 6.23. a gallon next. highest prices are on the peninsula. drivers in san mateo county pain 6.20, a gallon. sonoma county about 6.18, a gallon. 2 was in napa county. san jose and oakland are right around 6.10, a gallon triple a shows that the least expensive gas in the bay area is in contra costa and solano counties. congress is expected to

no wind advisory for the golden gate bridge but you'll have one for the benicia bridge and antioch. travel times looking good, everything is in the green with no major issues and i want to show you a map of the south bay, no crashes and look at that, we've got a lot of nice conditions right now, so if you're up early getting ready to make that commute out of san jose, good morning to you, and right now the freeways are moving nicely, 101, 280 and 87 no delays. that's a look at your morning ride. >>> here's charlie with sports. >> here's your tease for this morning's sports guest. what makes luka doncic so special plus the bay area baseball teams in action last night and for the giants a trip to the rockies was exactly what the doctor ordered. highlights and more, t >>> good g, everybody. albert pew holz celebrating on the mound, the good news, a perfect remedy, the colorado rockies, the giants had beaten ten straight times, pregame meditation, tied 1-1 in the fifth, ka sallie, see ya. three-run homer, he hit two long balls, third career multitater game for ka sallie. top nine we go,

and 80 in danville. 74 degrees in oakland and berkelyy about 77 hercules 78 degrees and 80 degrees in benicia along the coastline. patchy fog will keep those temperatures cool mainly in the 50's along the coast next few days. lots of sunshine even get a little toasty on saturday, at least inland. that will cool things down a little bit on sunday and keep those temperatures down least into monday. thank you, lawrence. >> for your money tonight, is recalling hundreds of thousands of his cars over potential fires from a faulty part. the recall is for 215,000 of its sonata sedans here in the united states. the automaker says fuel hoses can leak in the engine compartment and possibly cause fires. the recall covers certain 2013 2014 models owners will be notified in july. so not u.s. from 2020 were previously recalled for the very same problem. federal regulators have been and i and kia for past engine fires. >> surveillance video shows the moment the tesla going 70 miles an hour world crashed right into the side of this convention center. this is columbus, ohio happened last week. the car hit a pl

all refinery in benicia violations at. >> led to the death of a worker at the plant last november. 35 year-old louis terrorist died after losing consciousness due to a gas leak at the refinery. valera was cited 4 times knowingly violating the law or not taking reasonable steps to address a known hazard. the violations are categorized as bill willful and serious. cal osha is also citing 3 contractors for violating related violations related to the death. the proposed fines total. 1.7, 5 million. 1.0. 75 million dollars leros portion of the proposed fines just over $500,000. the company reported earnings of 114 billion last year. well, a all workers and san jose state universiiy student held a small protest at the westfield valley fair mall in santa clear yesterday. said about parking fees institute earlier this year allows for 2 hours of free parking charging a dollar an hour after that up to a maximum of $10 a day workers can pay $40 for monthly pass. demonstrators say many of the malls workers make minimum wage and are struggling to make ends meet. they want them all to in that new p

with more than 60 pounds of marijuana in his possession and automated license plate reader alerted benicia police to the stolen vehicle thursday officers found the car at a convenience store parking lot during a search. officers found 2 large trash bags in the back seat with 67 pounds of pot inside the driver refused to come out of the store for a short time but was eventually arrested. he had warrants out of alameda and solano counties for crimes ranging from robbery to felony assault. contra costa county fire crews put out a total of 7 fire saturday morning near 6.80, and pacheco boulevard in martinez, firefighters received a call after midnight say 4 fires were set separately. those fires were contained about 3 hours later, a short while later, they received a second call of 3 more fires being set. those worst extinguished within an hour. the cause of those fires are under investigation. and the south bay, san jose police say a woman was crossing the street outside of a crosswalk when she was hit and killed by a car. the crash happened saturday night at the 6.80, interchange capitol ave

. >> the city of benicia is asking residents and businesses to immediately reduce water use by 30% after a pipe burst over the weekend. and at this point, it's not clear how the pipe broke. the city says that, well, the repair work is underway. the water flowing to homes and businesses is safe to drink. residents say that they have received messages and voice mails about the broken pipe and that they're doing the best they can to save water. >> i understand that stuff happens. limiting, you know, kind of a shower, take a bath together just were not watering our lawns in just reducing the water that way as much as we can to help. >> so far there's no estimated time for when the pie will be repaired. but the city is warning residents that the work could take several days this afternoon. matt dorsey was sworn in as san francisco's newest district. 6 supervisor. >> mayor london breed appointed or c for the role after was vacated by matt haney last week. dorsey will represent the city south of market mission bay and treasure island neighborhoods. he is now the board's second lgbtq member. dor

you get to 18 mile an hour winds in port chicago. 25 in benicia there on the red flag warning you see that 21 miles an hour. so some gusty winds there. but you make a way to the central valley. things begin to switch gears. and i think that's going to see more of a northerly component, a win. and you do see that now some of those it to the north and the red flags only in the sacramento valley showing you the winds begin to switch directions. we'll be watching that overnight tonight. some blustery winds likely to develop there overnight tonight as the a really kind of up with a high pressure ridge. and that means we're going to see more of a northerly component. we'll see on the models now show you that there is elevated risk of fire danger from slight to moderate around the bay area right now. that's just for the afternoon sea breeze tonight. that will likely decrease a bit again. but then as we head toward tomorrow morning, you'll notice things begin to really pick up again right there around 10 o'clock or so, especially in the north bay in the county near vacaville. you start to see

you can see some gusts wind to 22 miles an hour in benicia 19 in american canyon. but that also continues in a place like toss-up are in around the other fire near san ramon. you've got 16 teams, some 22 mile an hour gusts there. as we're watching that very closely as we're expecting some drier air to mix in that direction, you see it right here. high pressure blowing the fog away from the coastline. that's at northerly wind that offshore wind. so the air getting very dry. and even though we're seeing a sea breeze now overnight tonight, that's going to start to switch direction. so red flag warnings are going up in the county, some very dry air there expected and winds 15 to 25 miles an hour sustained, maybe gusting to 35 miles an hour. red flag warnings in effect in high fire. danger through about wednesday at 11:00am. thank you cards. another big story we're following tonight. san jose's mayor says city employees accused of misconduct are being allowed to stay on the job. and that is putting the public at risk of the mayor is now demanding the police department a

. >> the city of benicia is asking residents and businesses there to immediately reduce their water use by 30%. that's after a pipe burst over the weekend. at this point, it's unclear how that pipe broke. the city says while the repair work is underway, the water flow into homes and businesses is still safe to drink. residents say they have received messages and voice mails about the broken pipe and that they are doing the best they can to save water. >> i understand stuff happens. limiting, you know, kind of a shower, take a bath together just were not watering our lawns in just reducing the water that way as much as we can to help. >> so far, there's no estimated time for when that pipe will be repaired. but the nation is warning residents that the work could take several days whether time time for 4 zone forecast as we get a live look outside right now. golden gate bridge a pretty day today, a breezy we still hoping that we might get a few rain showers a few more showers, more snow over this year. that its concern that because that's where a lot of our water here in the bay area come

the benicia in the play on the fairfield right there in a vacaville. but we're likely going to see these winds turn more offshore again overnight tonight. more of that northerly component to win. you're starting to see that actually in sacramento as that wind turns all onshore offshore, it is going to make for blustery conditions there and higher fire danger. in fact, our fire weather picking up on elevated fire danger for this evening through that area. then overnight tonight, things begin to quiet down. but then those winds start to kick up again. and there you go by early in the morning tomorrow, you start to see the yellow and the orange and the deeper oranges spots that to moderate to moderate high of fire conditions. developing in places near vacaville in that area by tomorrow afternoon. that should begin to change. the sea breeze is going to return. the fire danger should come to an end by tomorrow night. >> thank you, well, a man has died and a hang gliding accident id and our levin county park in milpitas. officials say a woman was also critic

than 60 pounds of marijuana in his possession on thursday and automated license plate reader alerted benicia police to the stolen vehicle. officers found the car at a convenience store parking lot during a search. officers found 2 large trash bags in the back seat with 67 pounds of pot inside the driver refusing to come out of the store for a short time. he was eventually arrested. he also had warrants out of alameda and solano counties for crimes ranging from robbery, 2 felony assaults. >> 2 fires over in the east bay are under investigation tonight. contra costa county fire crews saying the suspicious fires broke out early yesterday morning along 6.80, in martinez, firefighters were able to extinguish those fires quickly. they were able to keep those flames from spreading to a nearby dog kennel. investigators are still looking into whether someone intentionally set those fires. >> the golden state warriors winning tonight against the memphis grizzlies in game one of the western conference semifinals. lot of people excited about it. yeah. all the worries are out there on the road. taking ca

still, 23 mile an hour gust in benicia 20 in the birds landing 14 into fairfield 11 in a vacaville. these more of a westerly wind right now. but you can see a little more of a northerly component just to our north into sacramento and also about mountain tower. but we're going to watch changes overnight. tonight is the our really fire weather forecast model shows things backed off a bit. but tonight you get those offshore winds begin to make it in mixon. look at the colors. begin develop by tomorrow morning. you start to see some orange developing there. that's a moderate risk of higher fire danger through that area through the morning. and then by the afternoon that again is going to begin to back off. so overall, though, the pattern for most people is just looking great. you're talking about high pressure, talking offshore winds are talking clear skies all the way to the coastline. so even now the beaches, you've got some nice sunshine again for tomorrow. temperatures right now all over the map. you've got some cooler low 50's along the coastline. still, 67 degrees, pretty mild in

than 60 pounds of marijuana in his possession on thursday, an automated license plate reader alerted benicia police to the stolen vehicle. officers found the car at a convenience store parking lot during a search. they found 2 large trash bags in the back seat with 67 pounds worth of marijuana inside the driver refused to come out of the convenience store for a short time, but was eventually arrested. he had warrants out of alameda and solano counties for crimes ranging from robbery to felony assaults. >> a man was killed this morning in redwood city after hitting a tree on his motorcycle and then being thrown from it. the 2015 to connie catching fire soon after the crash. chp says the man was driving on highway 84 when he lost control of the bike veered off of the road and struck a tree. chp describing the bike is being fully engulfed in flames. police have not identified the victim. >> and the second earthquake in the north bay this weekend. this one hitting up in lake county last night. just half a mile away from the one that hit yesterday morning in geyserville. the 3.4 magnitude quake s

a few crashes on east shore freeway and 680 between benicia bridge and 24 interchange. we are looking at one vehicle, disabled vehicle your commute direction around bailey. we have one lane blocked. that is adding to a bit of slow down. if the it wasn't there, we probably wouldn't have a dip in speeds. the san jose slowing we saw has clear. friday light. back to you. >> we like it. >>> for some desperate parents, it is tough trying to find baby formula. coming up, families trying to get their hands on it and new steps by the white house to help parents find it. >>> google driving new technology. we will talk about the feature coming to google maps that really may help your commute. stick around. that and much more ahead for you this morning on "today in the bay." 6:12. what's it like having xfinity internet? it's beyond gig-speed fast. so gaming with your niece, has never felt more intense. hey what does this button do? no, don't! we're talking supersonic wi-fi. three times the bandwidth and the power to connect hundreds of devices at once. that's powerful. couldn't sai

the benicia 15 in 16 in baquba. we're going to watch for when switch overnight tonight. all of a sudden factor just begin to see that the in the sacramento, a ball mountain tower there. you can see those winds coming out of the north that is going to start to intensify overnight tonight with some of those gusts as high as 30 plus miles an hour. and it could be very dry fire danger running high through 8 o'clock tomorrow night. thank you, lawrence said man has died and hang gliding accident in milpitas. a woman was critically injured and was airlifted to a local hospital. >> officials tell us the man and a woman crashed in the on the 2500 foot tall monument peak at our 11 county park just before noon today. no other details on the woman's condition has been released or the relationship of the 2 of them, according to santa clara county sheriff's deputies. this park is known for hang gliding because of the winds in that area. but first, dan thorn is working on this story. have more information for us coming up on our newscast at 9 o'clock. >> the california highway patrol i

wind advisory for the benicia bridge, the antioch bridge, bay bridge, san mateo bridge so a heads up there. 580, 680, super commuters heads up it's busy for the ride toward the dublin interchange. mobile 5 driving through there ten minutes ago, and the brake lights building connecting on to 60. the altamont pass ride already busy as well coming out of tracy getting on to 580 itself and a live look at the san mateo bridge, so far, so good. >>> i'm anne makovec at the live news desk with a look the your headlines, starting off with a live look in san francisco, more drama, new developments between elon musk and twitter this morning. musk saying that his deal to buy the social media giant can't move forward unless it shows public proof that less than 5% of its accounts are fake or spam. he made the comment in a tweet this morning. he spent much of yesterday in a back-and-forth with twitter' ceo about the fake bot numbers. >>> emergency moves to ease the baby formula shortage. the fda is relaxing rules on formula imports and the white house working with other domestic manufacturers to ma

. >>> benicia has lifted an emergency call for water conservation, after completing repairs to a broken water main. the city asked everyone to cut back by 30% sunday when the pipe flooded the local treatment plant. >>> some see lions are making themselves at home in an unusual place, the sacramento waterfront. >> for several weeks now, they've been lounging at west sacramento's public dock and they're drawing quite a crowd. experts say there's a good reason for them to be there. >> they want to find food, so they can bulk up and be ready for the next breeding season. >> experts are warning that even though they are cute, sea lions can be aggressive, so they advise admiring from a distance. >>> this morning, we have some tips on the best ways to see this sunday's blood moon eclipse. this video is from the last lunar eclipse, an astronomer with the chabot space and science center says the eclipse will be under way when the moon rises in the east around 8:04 p.m. he says some of the best spots in the bay area to catch it, skyline boulevard in the east bay, inspiration point near thp. >> an

warmer, we do have a fire weather watch tomorrow and tuesday out here by the delta of vallejo, benicia and fairfield as that relative humidity begins to plummet. so be careful out there the accuather seven day forecast featuring the slightly warmer weather today. it's going to be windy though memorial day upper 50s coast to near 80 inland lighter winds on tuesday and wednesday. we're gonna see the the numbers climb with that cooldown. waited for next weekend liz. alright lisa. thanks if you're thinking of taking bart this weekend be aware of your route. all day closures are in effect right now for part of the orange and green line the lines between south hayward and union city are shut down for major track replacement work through memorial day free bus shuttle service is going to connect the two stations for you this weekend and just had a mental health crisis and one community is alarming some experts we are breaking down the stigma surrounding mental health come back. back. ♪ my name is austin james. as a musician living with diabetes, fingersticks can be a real challenge. that's w

while union city and oakland among or spots at 72 back to the 80's for walnut creek, concord, benicia over to antioch in vacaville. as we mentioned, nearly 90 today. tomorrow, we're going to be talking 90's for many of our inland areas and keeping that trend of upper 80's to low 90's around inland through the weekend. bayside areas, low 70's today and enjoy it because we get hotter the rest of your forecast. well, the coast remains pretty steady. trend of weather this week is already warm. but next week's likely to be trending even hotter. so it's time to indeed get the fans and the sunscreen while it's still stocked in the stores rain. john, thank you for if you're hitting the roads or your bridges this morning, we do have high wind gusts. >> along the bay bridge. so a 23 minute drive because of that. and the metering lights are still on this morning. san mateo bridge. 21 minutes as you're traveling from 8.80, across towards one o one. let's go and check on the richmond center fell commute as you're traveling out of richmond tolls to one o one around 12 minutes for you. so traffic re

but not before bringing in some nice warm temperatures in the 80's in benicia. also in pittsburgh, in antioch, into fairfield as well. and then back along the coastline, the cooler number settling in. you see 50's 60's coast side that you get anywhere inland tomorrow, these numbers going to start to warm up and that's going to be the case over the next couple days. highpressure will likely strengthen those may be moving in the 90's by wednesday, the warmest inland spots, even some 80's inside the bay thursday, that cold front comes through probably to bring down the temperatures just a little bit. and then friday holding steady. but then warm right back up plans this next weekend. looks like a great weekend to get out there. enjoy 80's and 90's going to be common. if you like the hot stuff, you know where to find a tri valley anywhere inland. that's where to go. all right. thank you for well, a very kid found fame after a >> chance. opportunity that take the stage. a bad you may have heard of. pearl jam pearl jam. may have heard pretty iconic rock band's drummer

area bridges are pretty quiet this morning, right now only wind advisory on our bridges is for the benicia bridge but the bay bridge looks clear, all the way to the city. >> i'm anne makovec at the live news desk with your headlines, starting off with breaking news on gender equality. the u.s. soccer federation just reached a milestone agreement to pay its men and women's soccer teams equally. this has been a hard-fought victory for the women's team, after they took home several worldwide championships. police in east palo alto are looking for suspects and witnesses after four people were shot at jack farrell park, happened at 6:00 last night. one man died on the scene, two other people showed up at a nearby firehouse, they were taken to the hospital and a fourth was found in a nearby home but refused treatment. police do not believe this was a random act. >>> taking a live look at oakland, the city council voted in favor of becoming a sanctuary for abortion rights. the council passing a resolution that declares oakland a safe space for women from around the country to receive reproductive

about 90 in pleasanton. 93 in little more. 91 in danville about 88 86 in hercules about 89 degrees in benicia. 89 also napa, maybe 90 in sonoma tomorrow back along the coastline. beautiful weather as well. hot temperatures inland cooler toward the ocean. but still those numbers coming down a little bit as we head into thursday, but still some gusty winds on thursday and friday, especially those winds calm down, warmer temperatures expected next weekend. thank you, lawrence. prosecutors have charged the suspect in the orange county church shooting with one count of first-degree murder and 5 counts of attempted murder. 68 year-old david child, las vegas also faces an enhancement for lying in wait. he's accused of opening fire during a sunday lunch in for members of a taiwanese church in the city of laguna woods. 52 year-old doctor john chiang was killed after trying to tackle the suspect. 5 other people were wounded. in upstate new york. the president and the first lady made an emotional visit to buffalo today where they mourn the victims of the supermarket shooting and condemned the attack. >>

meanwhile, the north bay, a vigil was held in benicia in memory of victims of crime families gathering at alvarez, 9th street park to honor loved ones lost to violence. families from oakland, richmond, fairfield and allay all released balloons to honor the lives lost to violent crimes. >> this vigil is part of the 4th annual survivors speak healing vigil day of action marking national crime victims rights week. the event is one of dozens in cities across the country. time now to get you a check of your 4 zone forecast this evening. looking beautiful and they're really nice night again, looking really good out there. a little windy out there today. but it was, you breezy, cool and nice memories. rodriguez joining us now. >> with what to expect a recent hey there, dana know, well, we're tracking those breezy winds up there specially along the coast for beaches. >> temperatures currently in the low 50's but just barely at half moon bay and radar for tracking very clear calm conditions out there right now. but we are seeing some pretty gusty winds for those of you in the east bay shoreline