supervisor david campos. and he is calling for a safety overhaul. there are things such as blocked fire escapes and when a fire starts and people have trouble getting out of the building, they have to look for a new home, and one man even died in a recent fire. so david campos will be here with details on the new plan. jackie ward, kpix 5. >> and jackie, aren't officials already conducting inspections to make sure things are up to code? >> reporter: they do, but some fire officials will tell that you they have lax and they don't follow up to make sure that landlords are repairing what was violated. >> thank you. texts from the officer are so disturbing that we can't show you them on the air including a shortened version of the "n" word and calls others disgusting. this is not the first time that the department has been the object of a texting scandal. a 23-year-old babysitter, makayla ririe was arrested after the parents said they have her on video shaking and striking their child, and if a similar case, a babysitter was caught on a nanny cam trying to suffocate a 13-month-old boy. in a filing with the state intel has revealed the extent of its cuts. kiet do is live with more. >> reporter: good morning. the layoffs have begun at one of silicone valley's most storied and iconic companies. here are the latest numbers, about 12,000 jobs, 11% of the global workforce of the of the jobs eliminated, 296 in santa clara, and 269 in folsom, and the rest spread out across the global operations. leaked details look standard with several weeks of pay and up to a year of medical coverage. the layoffs will save intel $1.4 billion a year starting in 2017. the cutbacks are due to revenues of pcs that are down 14% this year. now we're live in santa clara, kiet do, kpix 5. and time for a check of the weather with roberta. hard to say but this is my favorite time of the morning. it's because of the weather cameras. >> it's beautiful. >> it is. and the transamerica pyramid looking east over the embarcadero. and it's blue and gold for the warriors. boy, waiting for the outcome of that series. 40s and 50s as we get ready to head out the door. 42 in santa rosa and 44 in livermore and yesterday at this hour, we were experiencing blustery winds at 22. today, the winds will increase out of the northwest at 20 to 30 miles per hour and notice the temperatures are pretty spot on, 50s and 60s around the beaches, and clouds from the north imrawlly moving into the san jose area. brentwood, 71 and still mild. 67 in mill valley and notice temperatures today up to the low 70s. parts of the north bay, cloudy in windsor, and we'll talk about rain and what you can expect coming up at 18 minutes after the hour. roberta, a major trouble spot an alert on highway 1 both directions at devil's slide for a fatal accident. at least 90 minutes until the lanes reopen at 4:30 this morning. so it's 6:00 until we see any lanes open. highway one completely shut down. you can use 280 as an alternate, and that's really your only option commuting out of half moon bay. cut over to 92. and the big rig fire in the clean up stages northbound 280. the three right lanes remain completely shut down. and right now, we're seeing flight delays as we approach the scene. south 680 at highway 4 an injury accident over to the right shoulder with debris on the roadway. all lanes are open as you work through. and if you are taking 80 towards the bay bridge, you are in luck. no delays, an easy ride through the maze. new this morning, a pro- trump group is gathering in anaheim. councilmembers are expected to vote on the, quote, divisive rhetoric of the candidate. and back here in the bay area, at sf state, there was a trump- friendly vibe. but it was a dump trump event that was getting students registered to vote saying that millennials hold the cards this november. >> millennials will be larger than baby boomers, the largest segment of the community rolling through the country. the sooner we get them engaged into the process, the better. >> campus republicans showed up at the rally. some predicted that most of their peers will vote for bernie sanders over hillary clinton. our washington insider is telling us how twists and turns may affect voters in five states up for grabs. could anything happen to change the trajectory of the race? >> reporter: michelle, unless the polls are way off, it willing a big night for hillary clinton and donald trump. the media almost makes it sound like it's still a horse race. hillary clinton is the presumptive nominee at this point and it would take upsets by bernie sanders that was never seen before for her to be unseated. the trump story is closer. it could come down to a photo finish. trump is likely to win maybe all five states today. but the question is how many delegates will he get? in pennsylvania for example, a lot of states like maryland where i live, we vote today. there are delegate that -- delegates that you vote for, and it tells you who they belong to, but not in pennsylvania. you may not know who you are even voting for. >> so, marc, the big news earlier this week was the alliance. any everyday that that is having an impact? >> reporter: first, it's not collusion that trump is calling it. that is something secret or illegal. this is neither. this is gaining up on the frontrunner. here is the problem.. cruz supporters don't like kasich, and kasich supporters don't like cruz. but both are showing signs they are not backing off. if this was two weeks ago, maybe it would have borne fruit but there is no sign that either side will lay down for the other. >> how is it shaping up here some we have the primary 6 weeks from today. >> reporter: in april alone, there are as many delegates at stake as in all 5 states as voting today. and this is going to be absolutely fascinating because the polls show that trump is doing well and clinton is doing well. but it's the congressional districts that determine how well. voters in san francisco are different from the voters from san clemente. for the first time in a couple of decades, oh, i wish i was back in california to cover this. this will be a determining event. >> marc sandalow, thank you. and there could soon be fewer places for smokers to light up in california. the state assembly passed a measure to ban smoking on all california state universities and community college campuses. it will now head to the state senate for approval. it prevents chewing, dipping, smoking, or vaping on 136 campuses. the board of supervisors will consider a november ballot measure to boost the affordable housing supply. there is a lot of support for such a measure. and the palo alto measure is to ban two-story homes in a neighborhood that is made up of single story homes now and neighbors are worried if the homes are built up, others could see right through their windows. good morning. it's a chilly start to the day. we have sunshine and rain and we'll track that together. it's a busy start to your tuesday drive, monitoring a traffic alert along the coast. ,, ,, ,, at midnight in a town wherey chernobly workers were today, ukraine is marking the 30th anniversary of the chernobyl disaster. today, commemorative events will also be held outside the power stage that suffered from the fallout. the initial explosion in 1986 phil kill at least 30 people and thousands more died from the long-term effects of radiation. the north carolina so- called bathroom bill continues to generate controversy as the supporters protested outside. brooks silva braga has the latest. >> reporter: more than 50 people protesting the controversial bathroom law were arrested smrks -- some carried away in plastic handcuffs and others walked around on their own. the law would limit the use of public restroom to the jeaned -- gender on the person's birth certificate. outside, supporters of hb2, called on the legislature that overwhelmingly passed the legislature a month ago not to bow to the pressure. democrats introduced a bill on monday to reverse the law. little republican supports makes effortses to repeal hb 2 in the current session unlikely. the time is 5:16. let's get a check of the roads. gianna? a traffic alert along highway 1 through devil's slide, it was shut down completely for a fatal accident. it will be closed at least until 6:00. highway 1 just south of the devil's slide between pacifica and montera state beach. it's a long way around and your only option as an alternate is to use 92 to 280 commuting out of half moon bay. so highway 1 is completely shut down and along 280 if you are planning on using that going northbound, we have a trouble spot at edgewood, a big rig fire, at one point, it was engulfed in flames, but it looks like everything is out. northbound 280 at edgewood. and as far as drive times, northbound 280, 92 to 101, 19 minutes for your ride and continued delays this morning. and westbound 24, this just in, a couple of cars tangled up over to the right shoulder. westbound 24 is good commuting into oakland. and if you are headed towards the bay bridge, a couple of stack ups, but still moving nicely into san francisco. no metering lights just yet and 19 minutes from the carquinas bridge to the maze. the golden gate bridge looks good. not see anything troubles into san francisco. it was cool this morning. here's roberta. it was cool, and you might want to grab the light jacket heading out the door. let's take a look at the conditions at this very early hour on tuesday. clear skies from the kpix studios. 42 in santa rosa, and 74 in livermore, and gabe in flappa said it's 39 where he lives, a cool morning in napa. and the fans are on because they want to mix the air mass around so it doesn't freeze, the air won't freeze on the grapes. we had a lot of wind to mix up the atmosphere, and winds are picking up in fairfield and these winds will blowout of the northwest, 20 to 30 miles per hour. so another blustery day, and another area of low pressure will bring clouds over the bay area this afternoon. so bright sunshine for openers, and breezy with increasing clouds and light rain is possible for tomorrow. it could happen but it would be very light. pollen reports suggest that oak and mulberry and grasses going nuts. so if you suffer from allergies, another uncomfortable day, and, boy, yesterday, i was so optimistic about how much rain we would receive, and now it looks minimal. futurecast illustrates tomorrow, clouds and light rain offshore and we will have hit and miss showers and i can't rule out the possibility of an isolated thunderstorm, continued small hail for wednesday. 73 in merced and modesto, and today, our numbers are where they should be for this time of year. and the extended forecast calls for the light rain and possibility of a thunderstorm on wednesday, and then notice on sunday, we're talking about high pressure moving into the bay area, 30ing with 90 degrees and the giants play host to the padres, game time temperature, 58. but breezy. you know to dress in layers. go, giants. >> go, giants. roberta, this next story is for you., mountain lions. >> oh, no, no. my only fear in life. >> roberta, you won't be afraid of these guys, four mountain lion kittens found lying in the sun. they are only about 2 weeks old. are you afraid of them? >> they are adorable. >> they were likely from a single mom who was hunting when approached. theyor a long-term quest to see how urbanization affects mountain lion behavior. coming up, steph curry's injury was bad news for the warriors all right but not as bad as the clippers. chris paul broke his hand and is reportedly done for the playoffs. sports is coming up. female announcer: with your support, everyone at sleep train proudly dedicates their time, hearts, and resources to giving local foster children one important thing: - hope... - hope... hope... not everyone can be a foster parent... ...but anyone can help a foster child. ♪ sleep train good morning, everyone. if you're a warrior's fan and you read any social media or have listened to sports talk radio yesterday t probably sounded something like this. >> chicken little. what is it? what's going on? >> the sky is falling! the sky is falling! >> only time will tell if the sky is falling and the warrior's championship hopes after the mri revealed that steph curry has a grade 1 knee sprain. he could be back in two weeks. >> that's no guarantee that it will be in two weeks. might be after. might be before. but i think it will be somewhere in the range hopefully at this point, it's a guess. >> madison bumgarner allowed just two runs and struck out 9. tied at 1-1, pence, way back, way back, way back, second homerun in as many days, a 5-4 win over the padres. as and tigers, miguel cabrera, second of 2 homeruns. and tyler collins lost the tbhawl center field in the light but fans in detroit, boos him and he returns the favor telling everybody he is, in fact, number one in center field. tigers win 7-3, and collin apologized and said he was embarrassed for his actions after the game. okay. we got a huge week. the nfl draft and more on the warriors tonight and at some point, we'll find out who the san jose sharks are playing as well. i'll see you tonight. one of silicone valley's most established companies, intel, begins laying off this happens this week. >> plus, san francisco supervisor david campos said that the city a fire regulations are old and he wants to fix that. ,,,, most fast food places use formulas to create their combos. but all that math, doesn't always equal something tasty. at my place, you can get a mouthwatering sourdough bacon ranch combo. with a full size beef patty, bacon, and creamy ranch sauce, on toasted sourdough bread. plus hot & salty fries and a freestyle drink for just $4.99. because flavor always beats formulas. the sourdough bacon ranch combo, just $4.99 for a limited time. from virtually anywhere. to 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busy park in south san francisco. police say that a group of men had an argument while they walked through a neighborhood, and witnesses claim that when they approach the park, someone fired three times at two men. >> gunfire took place upon police arrival, and two adult victims were located, both with single gunshot wounds, taken to a trauma have. >> two nearby schools were placed on what the district calls security campus status. south san francisco police want you to call 911 if you recognize this person of interest. police in san jose have released the names of a married couple found murdered in their home in the evergreen foothills on sunday after family members asked officers to check on them. investigators were tight lipped about the case. friendsand family were leaving flowers and candles outside the home. san francisco city officials will announce new safety measures to the fire department after several fires in the mission, one of them resulting in a death. more on supervisor dave campos' statement coming later today. jackie ward has more. >> reporter: kenny, one of the biggest problems is when the fire starts. people have a hard time getting safely out of the building. in one case, the door to a roof was padlocked in violation of a fire code, and that is something that fire officials said they knew about for three years. people in the building said they are not aware of these issues until it's too late. dave campos will explain the overhaul program that help has in mind. jackie ward, kpix 5. and we learned that intel is cutting thousands of jobs around the globe. kiet do is live with details on how much it will affect the bay area. kiet? >> reporter: yes. good morning. it's a gloomy day here in the area as intel tries to figure out the next big thing in technology. intel has filed documents saying it would eliminate 12,000 jobs, and 296 positions in santa clara, 269 jobs gone from folsom and the rest throughout the global operations which include arizona, oregon, and new mexico. intel did not publically share details of the severance packages. intell will in--intel will pay for up to a year of medical insurance. revenues of pcs are down 14% as people are buying more phones and tabletses and fewer laptops and desktops. employees in arizona were upset. >> it sucks. the economy is bad and nothing we can coabout -- do about it, i guess. >> reporter: layoff notifications should be complete by the end of the week but some employees will not know their fate until 2017. kiet do, kpix 5. and protesters outside a police station on monday crowding in the mission, angry over denied access to the station's bathrooms. after the loud confrontation, police backed down. the group started a hunger strike on friday. they are protesting police shootings and demanding the mayor and chief resign. we have another check on weather with roberta. you are sniffling a bit? >> you know, it's my allergies. i had to pop an allergy pill, sneezing all over the place and that's dangerous while driving. >> because you have to close your eyes. >> i don't have allergies. >> you will when you live here long enough. >> i didn't have allergies act up yet this year. good morning, everybody. stepping out the door, the pollen count is on the high side and it will be whipped around by the winds northwest at 20 to 30, and oakland, 54. otherwise, we are in the 40s. 42 in santa rosa. this time yesterday, the winds were quite gusty. right now, under 10 miles per hour except for the fairfield area where they are up to 13 and don't be deceived. it will increase as the day progresses. it will be 70 in concord, clayton, and walnut creek and 67 in petaluma. we have rain and the potential of a thunderstorm. it's coming. we'll track that together coming up, and right now, over to gianna. good morning. traffic is moving along highway 1, and we had our eye on it both directions south of devil's slide due to a fatal accident at 3:20 this morning, and a lot of activity still on scene. 92 to 280, we still have a trouble spot, though, on 280 at edgewood with a big rig fire blocking two right lanes. the drive times, looking okay in the green, up to speed, and slight spectator slowing working past 280, and a new wreck reported south 880 at 92, but slow into hayward. michelle? >> all right. thank you. campaign 2016, today's primary puts five states up for grabs, and the front runners feel great about their odds. many polls put hillary clinton in the lead and she is starting to tell bernie sanders to step aside and support her. and the alliance between kasich and cruz has donald trump on edge. >> you have to out and get your beautiful delegate card and vote for your delegate. >> i spent an enormous amount of time convincing my supporters to support him. that is what i think one does. >> but bernie sanders said he not stepping down until voters have a chance to weigh in. and five candidates for senate faced off last night and big points included syria. >> i think it's a step in the right direction. >> the combination of economic policy, political policy, and military policy. we need to have a long-term strategy in the area and it takes a combined approach to do it. >> too many of my colleagues go to the toolbox called the military. the reality is there are other tools that we have. we have diplomacy. >> the l.a. times said that the attorney general kamala harris has the best chance of getting the party's nomination. the winner will replace barbara boxer who is retiring. a man who held up the california grand casino in pacheco is on the run. he was seen pointing his weapon at a dealer. the surveillance video shows him wearing a hole -- halloween mask and orange gloves. surveillance cameras caught the suspect driving away in a silver 4-door sedan. it's believed to be either a bmw or a mercedes benz. today, apple will make an announcement but it's not good news. for the first time in a decade, it will announce it has lost money. one reason, plummeting iphone sales. it should return to the black later this we're when the iphone 7 will be released. warriors pans are keeping hope alive after learning that steph curry will be out for 2 weeks. he slipped and hit his knee against sunday's game against the rockets. now eveneddors are lowering prices for the next home game but many say without steph it won't be the same. >> would you pay that much, $300 for a game you know steph curry wouldn't be in? >> no. >> i would be honester and say hell no. >> it's not the same without him. >> we checked online and found tickets for $125, but floor seats are still going for more than $1,000 each. it's a step that many renters can't imagine taking, the moment when you say i do to a home on the market. >> when it's best to rent and when it's wise to buy, and, jill, mortgage rates are low. should would-be home buyers jump in now? >> reporter: it's very tough. prices in the bay area are up dramatically but you have to start with the premise that you are financially able to make the leap, and even if a bank is ready to lend you money, you have to know the safest way to enter the home-buying process is to put 20% down and get a motor image -- mortgage for the balance. if you are secure in your job, you may consider an fha loan for less of a down and more generous underwriting. and have an ample reserve fund to pay for the routine maintenance required. 1 to 3% of your home's purchase price should be set aside every year depending on the condition of the house. buying requires a big financial commitment. >> what about non-financial considerations? >> reporter: you know, i have to say there is a blissful peace of mind that renters have, never worrying about the boiler falling apart or the roof leaking. it's just a call to a landlord, and flexibility. that might allow to you grab a better job in a different city or state and while renting can fulfill a sense of freedom, i want to point out that homeowners will say there are psychic benefits of taking the plunge and owning a home. you know what? it's yours. you get that, nesting. and it could make financial sense for you to rent today but let's say prices were to pick up in the future. we have had low inoperation prosecute last few years. if we see inflation, guess what else goes up? your rent. compare that to a fixed motor -- mortgage that will remain stable. there is a buy versus rent calculator by the new york times. know the information before you make your decision. >> all right. jill schlesinger, thank you. coming up, a woman takes her dog for a walk but not in the way you think. the shocking video next. ,,,,,,,, sparking outrage online. take a look... a woman driving nearby recorded this her cell phone. video of a woman dragging her dog down a stockton street is sparking outrage online. a woman driving nearby recorded this video on her cell phone saying she confronted the woman but the driver didn't seem to care. >> you have a dog and don't feel like getting out to walk it, you shouldn't have a dog. it's dangerous all the way around. >> local animal control officers say this is not okay and could be considered animal abuse. they are trying to track down the driver with the plates on the car but the vehicle hasn't been registered in years. a sheriffs sergeant had to push this car off the road from sanar close, and the car somehow ended underneath it. the woman had just slammed into a fire station and a safeway store and reportedly wouldn't stop. >> the car was going in the wrong lane. it seemed real dangerous. when the car hit the pole, it kind of bounced a little. the patrol car wednesday underneath the back of it. >> the driver and sergeant suffered minor injuries but it could have been worse because the streets were packed. the bay area commuters are looking at a traffic alert. bad news unfortunately with highway 1 shut down at devil's slide between pacifica and montera state beach. this is a fatal accident, and at last check to open at least one lane, we are waiting for updates on that. but right now, use the alternate, a long way around, 92 to 280. now, the good news is 280 we have this northbound at edgewood that has cleared and all lanes are open. so things should be moving along nice there. jumping over to the east bay, southbound 880 coming away from 238, an accident at 92 that is over to the right shoulder now and we had a broken-down vehicle at 8 street and added to the delays heading towards it is san mateo bridge. once you get on the bridge, traffic is moving just fine. no delays from hayward into foster city. other trouble spots, westbound 24, over on the right shoulder, activity with the traffic moving okay through walnut creek and orinda and if you are headed towards the bay bridge, the metering lights turned on at 5:28 this morning and traffic is backed up into the maze and the approach is slowing down just a bit, 880 and southbound 101 to 580, a 14- minute ride into the toll plaza. and stacked up out of tracy into livermore, 26 miles per hour some spots. but it looks betters at the 680 interchange. that's a look at the morning drive. roberta, it's cool getting out the door. it is cool. and now, the highest mount in the va ca mountains will receive winter snow usually but not so much today. we have clear skies and temperatures dipping into the 40s. but oakland, 54. the winds 24 hours ago up to 22 miles per hour and this morning except for the fairfield, we're at 13. winds problematic again today, northwest up to 30 miles per hour. we have a clear slot right there. here's what you need to know. bright sunshine for openers and increasing clouds, increasing winds, and also, we will have rain tomorrow but minimal in most areas. pollen is up, and blame it on the oak and mulberry and grass, medium to high. the area of low pressure, a beautiful system that is disappointing me. this morning, the computer models are downplaying this area of low pressure. our futurecast clearly illustrates clouds on the increase and here come the rain showers. we will have the potential of an afternoon thunderstorm continuing with small hail, and along the coast, a .25", generally, most of us about .015". in the high sierra, 30 going to 51. our sunup at 6:19. you can expect 60s for the most part and a few low 70s away from the bay, and there is the week, summertime in the bay area by sunday. that's a look at your weather forecast. now, back to hans and chewy. >> which one is chewy? 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