>> despite the political rhetoric of the past two weeks i have nothing but profound admiration for greg. he is a true public servant and he will always have respect from me. >> reporter: today's shooting was the breaking point. even without knowing the facts, he said it was enough. >> although the facts are still emerging, we know that this morning, a a young woman of color was killed in an officer- involved shooting in the bayview district. the community is grieving and i join them in that grief. >> reporter: in a new era in the history of the san francisco police department, it starts tonight. here's what the "frisco five" says. those people who went on a hunger strike demanding his resignation, they say it is unfortunate it required another innocent life to be taken but this shows the power of the people and the community. in san francisco, mike sugerman, kpix 5. mayor lee named tony chaplin as acting chief of the sfpd. he is a 26 year veteran of the force recently serving as deputy chief of the professional standards and principled policing bureau. according to chaplin's linkedin page, he was tasked with building the new bureau from the ground up. just a short time ago, our cameras were there as chaplin left the mayor's office following his press conference. the acting chief was standing next to the mayor as he announced chaplin's new position. chaplin's linkedin page shows he rose up in the ranks starting as an officer and advancing to inspector, sergeant, lieutenant and commander. he is well regarded in the department. he appeared on kpix 5 news talking about shootings and killing a man in the district. >> if someone is advancing on you with a knife you're not going to use a taser? >> well, it all depends on at what point that person is coming at you what the distance, can you deploy that weapon. but obviously, if they are closing that distance rapidly, no, you're not. >> now, chaplin didn't talk this afternoon after the mayor announced his new position. the news of the police chief change-up coming after san francisco police did shoot and killed a woman driving a stolen car who wouldn't cooperate with an investigation and tried to get away after crashing the car. it happened in the bayview district near elmira street and shafter avenue at 9:45 a.m. kpix 5's emily turner is there. >> reporter: i'm in the exact spot that that woman spent her last moments. you can see some of the leftover debris from the crash. it only took one bullet to kill her. one shot was fired. now we have one more officer- involved shooting in san francisco. this is what we're trying to with all our reforms and everything else to avoid. we want no contact ever to result if ever possible in a officer-involved shooting. >> reporter: except it happened today. >> suspect down. >> reporter: a 27-year-old woman was shot and killed by a san francisco police sergeant in the bayview around 10 a.m. >> officer and partner were on a stolen car patrol. the woman was driving one. >> we have a witness that says that there was a back and forth with the vehicle that the officers moving about. >> reporter: police say that woman wouldn't cooperate with the investigation and was driving forward and backwards after crashing the car in an attempt to get away. she died at the hospital from a single gunshot wound. >> you would never know it when the policemen started shooting what happened there. it's a stressful job. we need 'em and yeah, it's unfortunate that happened. but they're in a tough position sometimes. >> reporter: something that was addressed in today's press briefing by the now former chief greg suhr. >> reporter: these are flowers place here by people paying their respects to the woman shot and killed by san francisco police today. in fact, a few hours at 8:30 tonight just behind me down that hill, there is expected to be a vigil for her. emily turner, kpix 5. >> this latest deadly police shooting comes amid continued calls to revise the department's "use of force" policy. in march of 2014, police shot and killed 27-year-old alex nieto in the bernal heights park. they thought he had a pistol. it was a stun gun. then there's 20-year-old alma lopez a guatemala immigrant killed in the mission in february last year. officers said it was self- defense and he had a knife. the autopsy showed perez lopez had been shot four times in the back. the shooting of mario woods this past december gained national attention after a video went viral showing woods a stabbing suspect refusing to drop a knife in the bayview district. and just last month police fired several rounds at a homeless man named luis gongora in the mission seconds after arriving on scene. the initial call was about a man waving a large kitchen knife. kpix 5's phil matier with us. i know ed lee is a politician. this is a 180, even for him, yesterday told you, i'm standing by the chief. >> it wasn't just ed lee. it was greg suhr, as well. in the wake of this shooting he realized no matter what the facts were, including statements by some police that in fact the woman had tried to back up and run over one of the police officers and his partner shot in the hopes of trying to prevent that, that's not going to make a difference. she is a black woman. it happened in the bayview. she didn't have a weapon and begin the series of events, no matter how hard greg suhr had tried to turn the department around, this was just going to be the straw that was going to make it impossible to go forward. >> the investigation hasn't started. the details -- not saying they don't matter. the investigation hasn't concluded. we haven't begun and almost the judgment is made. its being made in a political sense. that's because san francisco and police now are an incredibly politicized group. it is a political issue. it involves race. it involves gender. it involves also the rising rents in san francisco the general discontent. there are a lot of things that this is focused in on. if you have been to the protests it's more than just about police. there are already some push backs. scott weiner gave supervisor just texted me saying he is opposed to this. he said that given the conditions and the animosity in the city is a new chief going to make the reforms chief hr was trying? there was reluctance by mayor on this past because the only one who could do it was greg suhr the confidence. that ended today. >> so because it's this multilayered onion, is this going to be enough? is the resignation going to be enough? >> i doubt it. i doubt it. i think scott weiner is saying that, as well. if you look at san francisco's biggest problems, homelessness, traffic, affordable, has anybody been able to solve any of those problems? it's going to be a question now whoever comes in are they going to be able to change things or are they just going to get rolled around, as well? because so far, we haven't seen a lot of movement on those reforms or the issues of tasers or anything else. let's hope. it would be very interesting to see if this is the beginning of a new chapter. >> phil matier thanks. police protestors are outside san francisco city hall this evening. we are following that and we'll have more reaction to the chief being fired at 6:30. new at 6:00 the san jose police department is looking to restore its ranks by recruiting in hawaii. kpix 5's len ramirez is at sjpd headquarters to explain the interesting strategy. >> reporter: san jose pd continues to struggle just to maintain minimum staffing levels. just this past saturday, 21 officers, an entire division's worth of officers, were held over from their day shift into the night shift, another 3 to 6 hours of work, just because there weren't enough officers to patrol the streets of san jose. and that is why san jose police recruiters are now going to places like hawaii to try and fine new officers. >> all right. here we go. on your mark, get set, go! >> reporter: for san jose police recuters a ticket that paradise may be just what's needed. >> good time. >> reporter: finally fill the ranks back home on the mainland. >> everyone thinks it's paradise and they are on vacation but it really is a lot of work. >> reporter: a team of san jose recruiters is in hawaii this week holding job fairs and testing potential recruits. >> you get over $35 an hour while you're in the academy. >> reporter: the pay is good starting at over $84,000 a year. that's about $25,000 more than honolulu police rookies make. but they are targeting hawaiians because they may be some of the only people who won't get sticker shock when they see san jose rent and home prices. >> just as spf expensive to live there as -- just as expensive to live there than here. >> it's really good for him. cheaper up there. so it would be better off for to us go there. reporter: home is home to military people who can use their service in lieu of some of san jose's college requirements. >> this is the first time we brought the testing here. it's not easy for applicants to fly back and forth for the testing so we are coming out here and bringing it to them. >> reporter: after four days of recruiting in hawaii, they have 60 applicants. out of those 60, after the written test, the physical tests, and the rest of the recruiting process, they have about 30 officers that they hope to bring to an academy here in october. live in san jose, len ramirez, kpix 5. this november, voters could determine the future of the death penalty in california. earlier today, crime victims. prosecutors and other death penalty supporters submitted 593,000 signatures. for a ballot measure that would speed up the appeals process. opponents already turned in signatures for a separate initiative to do away with executions. each side needs about 366,000 valid signatures to qualify for the ballot. no one has been executed in california in a decade because of ongoing legal challenges. three-hour waits missed flights and all-around travel misery, a bay area airport isn't waiting for things to get worse. the major move to get passengers a break. >> an emotional reunion in the sierra. a hiker and his dog rescued after three days. the piece of clothing that saved their lives. >> and the bay area man buys an island and turns it into a techie playground. the transformation turning into a legal war. >> a transformation in our weather may need a jacket because of it. we went from the 90s to the 60s in a few spots today. some wispy cirrus clouds above the golden gate currently. and the cooling is not finished. there is rainfall coming up. ,,,,,,,, (music plays from one way or another )♪♪ ♪ i'm gonna find y♪ i'm gonna getcha ♪ ♪ getcha getcha getcha ♪ one way or another ♪ ♪ i'm gonna win ya ♪ i'm gonna getcha ♪ ♪ getcha getcha getcha ♪ one way or another ♪ ♪ i'm gonna see ya ♪ (inhales cigarette) security lines are clogging airports across the countryd the t-s-a says... it could the new normal. but we've learned one bay area airpor why are long security lines clogging airports across the country? it could be the new normal. we have learned that one bay area airport is making a change to keep people moving. reporter da lin on how oakland is enlisting outside help. >> reporter: a short security line at the oakland international airport this afternoon, workers say we missed the morning rush when the line was a few hundred deep and stretched to where this musician is playing. ♪[ music ] >> i especially like it because, you know, they're here and they hear the music and see the tip jar. >> reporter: workers say the tsa line can be rough between 4 and 8 a.m. but still, nothing compared to what we see at the other busy airports. >> they come here and they look at it and they say oh, my god, you know, they are astounded. >> reporter: oakland is trying to keep passengers happy. the airport will hire 30 security guard to help speed up the line. the airport says the guards won't be screening passengers. instead, they will do nonessential tasks like reminding passengers to remove their shoes, take the laptops out and have boarding passes and identification ready. the tsa welcomes the help. they say it will free up tsa agents to focus on screening passengers. >> anything that can help speed up the process is great. >> i think it's a good idea. i know there's been a lot of complaints about the length of time to get through security. >> reporter: the tsa says the strong economy means more people are flying. long security lines at some of the nation's busiest airports are causing some people to miss their flights. oakland is the only bay area airport to hire security guards to assist the tsa. it's going to cost the airport about $42,000 a month. those guards will start in mid- june. at the oakland airport, i'm da lin, kpix 5. students at gunn high school have to retake their ap exams because the school messed up. so far roughly 200 math and science exams were tossed out. the school wasn't following the guidelines to prevent cheating. look how closely students can sit near each other. but the principal says it was an honest mistake. >> because we have had such a good track record and have used the same testing tables and same testing protocols and everything, our assumption has been that everything has been according to ap guidelines. >> this mistake is going to hurt for those students. each exam takes between three and four hours to complete. in our bay area watch a car hitting speeds of 100 miles an hour slammed into this house in santa rosa last night. the 18-year-old drive plowed the bmw through the garage before stopping. police say nobody was hurt in the accident. officers also say no evidence drugs or alcohol were involved. the search is on for a hit- and-run driver in fremont. police say the suspect hit a 64- year-old man as he was crossing the street leaving him with major injuries. it happened just after 5:30 this morning at fremont boulevard and central avenue. the suspect was driving an older model maroon or burgundy color car. san francisco is going to pay more than $2 million after a woman fell at the palace of fine arts and lost her ability to walk. it happened nearly three years ago. the woman had been out with friend when she climbed on what looked to be steps but fell 10 feet. the steps are actually planters filled with dirt. the man filed a similar suit in 2009. that suit ended up being dropped. the city put up warning signs but more may soon be done to prevent this type of accident from happening again. a little cooler today but still beautiful outside. but changes are coming. >> yeah. cooler and hotter for us. it's all relative terms. most of the bay area doesn't make it to 105 or get really cold so, you know, the porridge is still just right. still the goldilocks forecast. it was markedly cooler away from the water. it will be comfortable but cooler than average for the next few days. santa rosa was cooler 10 degrees today. 10 more tomorrow. your high today 78. san jose high today 73. 68 the high in fremont. 64 in san francisco. a's playing tonight. they are playing the new york yankees. the beginning of a weekend series, 7:00 tonight cool and breezy lots of folks heading to oakland coliseum to watch the a's and yankees. should be a summer seasonal feel out there with the breeze, the clouds and the chilly temperatures. it will be a partly cloudy night tonight. and it will be a cooler night tonight compared to the past several. that onshore flow is going to drop temperatures down to the upper 40s and low 50s. let's talk specifics and look at some of the overnight lows which will be 49 in the tri- valley. 49 for napa valley. 49 for sonoma county, as well. san rafael 50. oakland 53. mountain view 52 degrees. there's a chance of a couple of showers tomorrow. you have to get up into the north bay mountains and east bay hills to have the best chance. we'll watch futurecast throughout the day. there could be a few sprinkles in san jose and morgan hill and a few showers near mount diablo and tore mount st. helena tomorrow as futurecast shows showers. showers saturday for all of you was. the cooldown continues tomorrow. from the 90s and 80s to the 60s and 70s today. tomorrow we'll be in the 60s. 66 for fremont, vallejo 67. napa 68 degrees. as we look at the extended forecast here, saturday has the potential to be showery. let's look at futurecast for that, as well. the clouds throughout the entire bay area. watch the scattered showers bubbling up throughout the day. i think the best opportunity is late morning early afternoon with a chance of showers throughout the day. futurecast showing a showery saturday and even when the rain is gone even when the sunshine returns, we are going to stay cooler than average. mid-60s near the bay low 70s inland. hot stuff gone for at least a week. kite surfing hot spot or environmental disaster? the legal battle over plans to transform this island into a playground for sillicon valley. >> and the warriors certainly on fire! the tickets don't come cheap but we expose bay area politicians treating themselves to premium seats for free. flying back and forth. this secluded spot.. now knn for its kite- sports.. is in a guy buys a private island and starts a techie playground. now there are lawsuits. this excluded spot known for sports is in the suisun bay area. don ford reports on the legal drama. >> reporter: when john sweeney bought this small delta island it was in bad shape. the levees were breached in several places allowing water to cover at least part of it. as the new owner, he says by law, the suisun marsh preservation act makes that his problem. >> when you buy the property you have a compliance period to make sure the levees are watertight and flood structures and gates work. we complied with the plan. >> reporter: now the san francisco regional water quality control board is proposing a $4.6 million fine for repairing those same levees. they say the old levees were left open too long and now most of the island is their jurisdiction. and that means permits. >> when it was purchased was a tidal wetland on private properly when federal and state waters are present, one needs authorization to conduct activities in those waters. >> reporter: while the permit requirements from maintenance and repairs are being disputed, all levee work is stopped. mandated to put them in and mandated to take him out. how's that work? >> that's the question for the superior court. >> reporter: yup. everyone is eventually headed to court. today, sweeney filed suit against the bay conservation and development commission, who he claims is joining the water quality board. >> meanwhile -- in addition to his three pet goats, he is operating an exclusive kite surfing club for executives complete with shipping container lounge, fake grass carpet to stay out of the dirt, and composting toilets and surplus trailers. all for clients who may arrive by helicopter on his private island to enjoy what he says is some of the finest kite surfing in the state. this whole confusing matter goes before a superior court judge in august, who hopefully will determine just whose rules should be applied. on point buckler island, don ford, kpix 5. >> so far, the legal costs alone have cost sweeney more than $100,000. more on our breaking news. san francisco's chief is out. joe vazquez is at city hall tonight. >> reporter: a small crowd gathered in front of city hall right now. the emotional reaction to the resignation of the police chief. that story coming up. >> an egyptair flight drops from the sky vanishes now investigators zero in on the mysterious final moments. we are live from greece with the latest theories on what went wrong. before earning enough cash back from bank of america to buy a new gym bag. before earning 1% cash back everywhere, every time and 2% back at the grocery store. even before he got 3% back on gas. kenny used his bankamericard cash rewards credit card to join the wednesday night league. because he loves to play hoops. not jump through them. that's the excitement of rewarding connections. apply online or at a bank of america near you. we've been following ... following this evening... we've been following this evening. our top stories, more now on the breaking news we have been following this evening. san francisco's top police officer fired. mayor lee announcing this afternoon that he asked chief greg suhr for his resignation and he agreed to step down. this turned out to be the last straw for the mayor. another deadly officer-involved shooting. it happened this morning in the bayview district. police shot and killed a woman driving a stolen car after she wouldn't cooperate and tried to get away. reporter joe vazquez is live at city hall with reaction to the police chief's resignation. joe. >> reporter: liz, quite a bombshell announcement. behind me in front of city hall you see that orange carpet there. there's a gala taking place but there's also a small group of demonstrators. this is supposed to be a large protest. the announcement of the resignation, took the winds every wind out of the protests. folks were celebrating. they had mixed feelings. on the one hand another person died. on the other hand, they achieved their goal that they have been talking about for weeks now the resignation of the chief. among the crowd, some members of the frisco five hunger strikers. >> it's taken too long. the people have spoken too loudly. it's about time that the demands of the people of san francisco and the world were clear, we need to fire chief suhr. >> hour to the people! >> reporter: how does getting rid of chief suhr solve the problem? >> that's again one part of the problem. leadership says we are watching you. you cannot operate as though you were free range and you were held responsible and to a higher standard to those without a badge. >> we need to move forward and come together. we are divided over this issue. i think we can only implement the reforms effectively and quickly if we have a new leader and we have leadership that is about uniting our city. >> reporter: supervisor jane kim the first supervisor here who last week called for the stepping down of the police chief. she said she honored his 30 years of service. she said she spent much of the day crying because of the news of this young lady who was killed today. the mayor had a lump in his throat as did many of his staffers when he made that announcement today. i can tell you that spoke with someone who was in a meeting with chief suhr this afternoon. community member from the bayview who said that the chief himself was in tears not because he was talking about losing his job but because he was giving his condolences to the community and to the family of this woman saying that it was just awful that she had to die, um, you know, the folks in the bayview who had met with the chief today told me that he has given a long career of service and many of those years in the bayview and they said that, you know, what, they did not blame the chief specifically. but they said that they believe that the situation was out of hand and the mayor said it's time for new leadership. reporting live at city hall, i'm joe vazquez, kpix 5. san francisco public defender and police critic jeff adachi is speaking out on the chief being fired. he says the fatal shooting of mario woods last year was a turning point for the department. >> i think at that moment in time we needed the police chief to say that's not the way this should be done. i always believe that chief suhr cringed when he saw what happened in the mario woods shooting, that if he were there at the scene, he would have done everything possible to make sure that didn't happen. >> and we'll have much more reaction to this latest police shooting coming up tonight at 11:00. the other big story, growing suspicion that an egyptair jetliner was brought down by terrorists. it disappeared off radar as it approached the egyptian coast last night. 56 passengers and a crew of 10 were on board. flight 804 took off from paris just after 11 p.m. local time headed for cairo. but after a series of sudden and erratic turns it apparently plunged into the sea. we have the latest developments live from reporter jonathan vigliotti who is in crete. jonathan. >> reporter: allen, it's been a day of ups and downs and false alarms. but so far this massive search has turned up nothing. >> reporter: crews are searching the mediterranean sea for the wreckage of egyptair flight 804. the flight was headed from paris to cairo with 56 passengers and 10 crew on board. this person says her niece was an egyptair flight attendant. we still have hopes she says. the aviation minister of egypt suspects terrorism but experts say it is too soon to tell. >> could it have been the pilot, mechanical failure, a bomb? all of these things will be revealed when we find the jet. >> reporter: the crew did not make a distress call, although the egyptians say an emergency beacon may have been activated. crete's defense minister says the plane was flying at 37,000 feet when it suddenly dropped and turned sharply before disappearing from rye radar. >> what happened to this airplane the way it came down tells me something catastrophic happened with it. >> reporter: a u.s. navy plane joined the search effort. >> relevant authorities are doing everything they can to try to find out what the facts are. >> reporter: the fbi and french authorities are assisting in the investigation. >> the search will resume early tomorrow morning but the weather is supposed to be windy and that's expected to cause some delays and complications. >> jonathan vigliotti in crete for us, thank you. a remarkable story of survival after a man and his dog went missing for three days in the placer couldn't wilderness. >> cody, cody, you're okay. >> he and his dog were hiking monday when they got lost in a snow-covered with trail. right as he was losing hope he spotted a blackhawk above him. he took off his rain gear and twirled it in the air. >> big military helicopter. came down on the canyon and i started swinging stuff around that i had set up and it worked. they saw me and came down. >> reporter: michael is recovering at the hospital. he and his dog will be okay. how would you like to score warriors tickets for free? only on "5", the bay area politicians treating themselves to vip tickets worth thousands. what happened when we went to city hall for answers. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, cheap. but for some east bay politicians.... some of the best v.i.p seats are j according a ticket to the warriors play-off game isn't easy or cheap. >> but for east bay politicians some of the best seats are handed to them. only on "5," mark kelly investigates who is snapping up these pricy freebies for themselves. >> reporter: for a basketball fan, what could beat this? watching one of the greatest players of all time perform magic on the court. from the front seat of a vip suite. and all without having to pay a dime. so who are these lucky fans? and how did they snag a warriors play-off ticket that today sells for more than $1,000 for free? turns out, a lot of them are east bay politicians. under a contract with the coliseum complex, three premium suites like this one are reserved for the coliseum authority board of commissioners. the alameda county board of supervisors, and the oakland city council, as well. >> the city owns part of this so that's why we get it. it's not like the warriors or the a's are giving us a gift. >> reporter: oakland city council member dan cobb says he gives most of his tickets away to local nonprofits, community advocates and to hard working staff. >> of course warriors games are at a premium these days. everybody wants warriors ticket. and we give most of them away. ro we combed through hundreds of publicly posted for rums that elected officials are required to file going back to january of 2015 and found kolb used 18 warriors ticket for himself and family and gave away 182. but his fellow council members are, dare we say, a bit less generous. take oakland city councilman abalance guillen for example. there he is in the council's luxury suite cheering the warriors against the trail blazers in the play-offs. during halftime he posted about it on instagram. according to the data we compiled, he has been to see the warriors for free 36 times in the last year and a half. face value of the tickets he claimed for himself? $76,000. then there's councilwoman lynette mcelhaney. she rarely misses a game. she has been 41 times in the last year and a half. face value of her tickets? $125,000. >> this whole process of giving the tickets to public officials really gives -- could give the public reason to distrust the government in oakland. >> reporter: hannah callahan with the center for applied ethics at santa clara university says the ticket are supposed to be used only for public purposes. >> this is a public resource. so this would be like using a city vehicle to take your family on vacation. >> reporter: the purposes listed in the policy include rewarding a city employee, a community group, a school, or a student. unfortunately, we found politicians often using tickets for themselves instead with excuses like, we're viewing contribution of facility, that's guillen's favorite and oversight of facility. mcelhaney uses that one a lot. >> how many times do you have to go to an event to actually oversee the facility? >> reporter: we wanted to talk to the council president mcelhaney about her ticket use. [ inaudible ] after waiting a while and chatting with the friendly city employee at the front desk we gave up and councilmember guillen who sent his scheduler out to talk to us. you're with ab al? >> yes. >> reporter: can we talk to him about the warriors? >> he is in a meeting. >> i'm disappointed there's not a more transparent process. they have a duty to maintain and preserve the public trust. the government doesn't work when the public loses trust. >> reporter: mark kelly, kpix 5. >> to be fair, the council members we mentioned also do give tickets away but it raises another issue. who are they giving to? and could they be handing them out to garner votes? we are going to be following up on that. a look back at the legendary career of morley safer the long- time 60 minutes correspondent who changed television news. >> the wind is absolutely howling at sfo right now. how strong? wind gusts as we speak 56 miles per hour! that's a sign of just how significant this weather change is going to be. we'll talk about some rain coming up. and i'm dennis o'donnell. coming up, sure, the warriors even the series but how is curry's arm? >> like i had a tennis ball on top of it. >> you condition be serious! >> serious is what a local golfer was after he shot a 65. >> i blame it on the coffee. >> ha. you won't need caffeine after this shot. >> basketball shot. >> the finish of that shot coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, he retired just a week ago r a re th we are sad to report on the death of cbs news' own morley safer he retired a week ago after 52 years with the network dating back to the vietnam war. >> just as the medevac came in the boy died. >> morley safer spent 46 years traveling the world to file hundreds of reports for "60 minutes." >> cute, clumsy and incomprehensible. >> cbs news is not commenting on the cause of his death but says that his health had been declining. morley safer was 84. many a sunday night watching "60 minutes" and that excellent, excellent professional. very windy in the bay area right now. 56 percent a sfo. it's windy on the peninsula and at the coast. wind gusts at granada 40 miles per hour. daly city 25 miles per hour. 29 miles per hour at twin peaks in san francisco. and even a 28-mile-per-hour wind gust in belmont. temperatures are in the 60s. obviously much cooler than yesterday. wind speeds, amazing look at this. not wind gusts. on one side of the bay we have a 43-mile-per-hour sustained wind at sfo. on the other side of the bay in hayward, the wind is calm. that's crazy!! that just goes to show microclimates aren't just about temperature. 20 miles per hour for san rafael. napa 21. in most spots we have a strong evening breeze coming from the ocean so we're cooler. the asian heritage street celebration at the civic center in san francisco this weekend will be partly cloudy and chances of showers on saturday in san francisco and brisk and breezy with 61 degrees your afternoon temperatures saturday in the city. moderate onshore flow today, tomorrow strong. temperatures not hitting 70 anywhere in the bay area because of the flow from the ocean. this is the reason why. if you have friends or family up towards seattle, there are thunderstorms there. it is raining as far south as corvallis and eugene and showers around mount ashland. that's heading in our direction. low pressure is giving us the onshore flow and cooler weather. but as soon as late tomorrow we could see showers. i expect that toward the sierra. there's a wind advisory weather advisory for the north sierra. could see a few showers in the north bay mountains tomorrow. a few scattered showers saturday morning and everybody is cloudy as you start your weekend. saturday afternoon, showers continue. higher elevations will be favored. when you have an upper-level low pressure area you hit that lift of the actual elevation change. that can initiate the showers and we'll see that develop tomorrow and saturday. so watch out for some weekend showers for at least the first half of your weekend. we are partly cloudy, breezy tonight. mixture of sun and clouds tomorrow. i think just kind of cloudy by the afternoon with a slight chance of a shower. a better chance of showers saturday. highs tomorrow running well below average. concord 8 degrees below normal. 68 for you. 59 breezy degrees in pacifica. danville tomorrow 66. walnut creek 67. pleasant hill upper 60s for you, as well. chance of showers saturday. dry sunday through next week but the hot stuff is gone. 60s near the bay and low 70s inland. dennis with sports and warriors news coming up next. ,, ,,,,,,,,,, (music plays from one way or another )♪♪ ♪ i'm gonna find ya ♪ i'm gonna getcha ♪ ♪ getcha getcha getcha ♪ one way or another ♪ ♪ i'm gonna win ya ♪ i'm gonna getcha ♪ ♪ getcha getcha getcha ♪ one way or another ♪ ♪ i'm gonna see ya ♪ (inhales cigarette) night curry had 15 straight points for golden state in point blow out.. day 3 of the western conference fines is sunday. last night, steph had 15 straight points for golden state in a 27-point blowout. >> reporter: steph might not have been able to "steph" if things had gone differently when he dove into the stands after a loose ball in the 1st quarter. the result a massive knot on his shooting elbow. >> looks like i have a tennis ball on top of it but it doesn't affect range of motion. just some pain. so i'll be all right. >> reporter: all things considered, curry is just fine. he is not listed on any injury report but critics chirped up about fans in the front row who didn't catch him. easier said than done. >> haven't seen video so i don't know how much the fans helped me have a soft landing. >> i don't think they did. >> not at all? >> got time to take pictures of a man down just as you're leading scorer in the mvp and you're over here taking pictures. >> i was hoping the fans would dive like at a concert. [ laughter ] >> just catch him. why didn't you move? just catch steph. about four people would just catch him. >> reporter: andre iguodala also risked his body in the win. wildly flying through the air chucking the ball at the rim. somehow it went in and he didn't injure himself. >> i just trying not to kill myself on the way down just trying to land. i didn't see it until after the game because i catch it on replay. but i'm just trying to focus on making the free throw and not miss it. >> game 3 on sunday. sharks forward joe pavelski is the favorite to win the smyth trophy to the best player in the stanley cup play-offs. on his heels phil kessel who last night scored his 7th goal of the post-season leading pittsburgh to a 4-2 win over tampa in game 3. after the game, he got a little confused during his interviews. >> how's your breath? >> it's not good. [ laughter ] >> no, i meant in terms of conditioning. >> oh. [ laughter ] >> ha ha! um, yeah. it's fine. i mean, obviously, it's a fast game out there. and you know, you just catch your breath and go back out there. >> it's been fun watching. keep having fun, phil. >> thanks. >> what -- >> i can't believe that. [ laughter ] >> now, maybe if kessel went to stanley cup, they are going to name a horse after him. saturday's preakness favorite nyquist is actually named after a fellow inform hl star. the 2-year-old became just the 8th undefeated horse to win the kentucky derby this month and now has his sights set on the triple crown. he is named after red wings forward gustav nyquist by owner paul redham who is a hockey fanatic. >> i have been a life-long red wings fan and am partners in a couple of horses with erik johnson who is back there plays for the colorado avalanche. >> yeah. >> what! >> telling erik last year, when you're a free agent you should sign with the wings. he said i'll never sign with them. are you kidding? so just to get at him i named a couple of horses after red wings and nyquist was one of them. and then he was can i buy a piece of nyquist? no. >> he can't afford it. [ laughter ] >> byron nelson outside the golf tournament in dallas. sergio looking for his first win on tour since 2012 leads at 7-under he is two up on james hahn who might have have scored better if he didn't go to starbucks this morning. >> usually i don't drink coffee in the morning. i was jittery early on. missed a four-foot birdie putt on the first hole. and then missed a 3 1/2-foot par putt on the third hole. i blame it on the coffee. >> orange juice tomorrow morning? >> yeah. definitely no coffee. if it is, it's decaf. >> the youtube trick shot group dude perfect has a million different videos. this one might be the most impressive. off a skyscraper in oklahoma city, tyler tony nailed it from 530 feet deep off the ground but nobody knows how many attempts it took. impressive. it is a guinness book of world records. the warriors are going to oklahoma city now. curry will be more impressive than that i predict on sunday game 3. >> hometown catch the star. >> let the others fall. >> you're going to be worldwide tweeted if you are holding -- > try to. >> won't happen again. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com save an average of $548! whoo! i mean, whoo. announcer: it's time to play "family feud." give it up for steve harvey! [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: how's everybody? i appreciate it. thank you all. yeah, i do. thank you very much. i appreciate you, folks. thank you all. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man, steve harvey, and, boy, we got a good one for you today. returning for their third day, with a total--20,790 bucks, from lafayette, california, it's the champs. it's the boudreaux family! [cheering and applause] and from austin, texas, it's the amin family! [cheering and applause] everybody's here trying to win theirself a lot of cash and a possibility of driving out of here in a brand-new, state-of-the-art ford edge. let's go meet the amin family. is it opal? opal: opal. steve: opal, how are you? opal: i have the easiest name of my whole family, so you're in luck. steve: oh, damn. opal: ha ha ha! steve: what do you do, opal? opal: i am an optometrist, and i work in a private practice in austin, texas. steve: really? opal: yes. [applause] steve: all right. well, opal, introduce every--oh, lord, let me guess. opal: ha ha ha! nirav: let's do it. steve: "nuh-rahv." nirav: "neer-uv." steve: "neer-uv." nirav: easiest way-- opal: yeah, that's perfect. nirav: think about a knee rub, and change the "b" to a "v." steve: ain't nobody got time to do all that, though. [laughter] knee rub, change the "b"--what? nirav: ha ha ha! steve: "knee-ruv." opal: "neer-ivh." nirav: yeah, you got it perfect. steve: i got it. ok, what do you do, nirav? nirav: i'm a physician. steve: really? ok. that's good. that's good. nirav: yep. thank you. steve: well, hey, listen, folks, seem like a really nice family. these are the champs. they're a

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