care of your brother or he's next. it was apparently a message to the family's youngest son. we are expecting san jose police to finally give us more details about this case today. but thanks to some good detective work by the san jose police, got a big break in the case. we're live in downtown san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. a former san francisco police lieutenant is charged with hindering the investigation of another officer suspected of rape. curtis liu is accused of lying to investigators and making false statements on a police report. he allegedly did it to help a former officer jason lai. both worked in the sunset district. lai has been charged with sexual assault. during the rape investigation, police uncovered racist and homophobic text messages allegedly exchanged between the men and two other officers. liu retired and laree signed. turning our attention to the race for the white house now the presidential hopefuls are setting their sights on california now. kpix 5 reporter anne makovec is in the newsroom with the latest on who is coming to town. anne. >> reporter: the whole circus is coming to town at least on the republican side. [ chuckling ] but first donald trump will speak in southern california today in costa mesa just one day before the state gop convention kicks off in burlingame. winning california would help trump win the 1,237 delegates needed to secure the republican nomination for president. lately he is sounding more presidential speaking critically of the country's current stance on foreign policy and speaking directly to isis. >> i have a simple message for them. their days are numbered. i won't tell them where and i won't tell them how. >> we do have some new details on a campaign office for democratic front-runner hillary clinton. [ chuckling ] >> it's opening today in oakland. volunteers will be phone banking there through the june primary. mayor libby schaaf is going to be at the evening opening ceremonies. that's at 5:30 at the office on 14th street in oakland but starting tomorrow the focus is certainly going to be on the republicans here in the bay area together in burlingame. trump is speaking tomorrow afternoon. john kasich that evening. and ted cruz will speak on saturday afternoon. >> a lot of voters amped about this. the focus here on california shows just how important that june 7 primary will be. >> yeah. california holding the last primary in the country. we have 172 delegates up for grabs but they are going to be divided between california's congressional districts which means the candidates will have to bounce all over the state to try to collect each vote. back to you. >> thank you. after ted cruz chose carly fiorina as his running mate the twitter verse lit up from an unlikely source senator barbara boxer from her personal account. she wrote tweets like, quote, i predict that the latest carly fiorina merger will be as successful as her last one. or this one. quote, cruz fiorina equals a perfect match. he wants to ship immigrants out and she is a champion at shipping jobs out. kpix 5 political analyst melissa caen says the tweets are fitting for a senator ending her career. >> reporter: it's a beautiful thing to be liberated by not having to run for election again. [ laughter ] >> reporter: not that she would necessarily lose many votes by going after a republican. but she clearly is feeling like she can say whatever she thinks. >> senator boxer and the former head of hewlett-packard went head to head in 2010 which boxer addressed in another tweet, quote, cruz thinks fiorina will help in california. maybe he doesn't know carly left after she lost by a million votes. it is 6:04. time for a quick check of traffic with gianna. >> let's jump to the roads now. we have double trouble along 580 westbound. a stalled big rig accident stuck in lanes. traffic hazard near flynn with the number three lane blocked causing a delay there. past that you see another accident. it's at airway. three cars involved. it is over to the right shoulder but we have a backup building behind it. once you get past that, it gets better though. traffic is actually okay most of the delays being held back with that accident and that stall. so if you head towards 680 you won't have any problems connecting once you get past airway over towards the dublin interchange. bay bridge metering lights are on turned a little earlier. we have had a couple of trouble spots past the toll plaza. everything now cleared. you are backed up into the maze. so 580 westbound to 880 delays toward the bay bridge. injury accident eastbound 12 at oakmont left lane blocked lots of activity there on scene avoid the area if you can. >> good morning, everyone. yesterday we had high temperatures from 59 degrees in san francisco to 69 in santa rosa and today we can tag about 10 degrees on. 10 degrees on to our numbers away from the bay into our inland areas. we are looking out from the pyramid towards angel island and alcatraz. the waters are calm. we have a small craft advisory in effect outside the gate. temperatures 47 degrees in santa rosa, 47 degrees now throughout the tri-valley. it's in the mid-50s in oakland. area of low pressure that produced anywhere up to about a quarter inch of some locations yesterday like in hayward and now over las vegas. high clouds but overall mostly sunny skies and you will feel the difference a day makes with bright sunshine a bit of a breeze however along the peninsula. gusty at the coast. bright sunshine approaching 80 in the saint helena area. we have the pollen report. levels are going up. we'll talk about that coming up shortly. it's going to take another battle to open a beach. the owner of the land has blocked access since 2009 with a locked gate and no trespassing sign at martins beach. the previous property owner wanted public access to the beach the new owner doesn't have the authority to change that. the board is expected to approve a revised $64 billion plan for the bullet train to shift the central valley starting point to merced and add a station near bakersfield. the first leg is supposed to stretch from san jose to the central valley at a cost of $21 billion. that would start operating in 2025. the board will meet this afternoon in sacramento. bart is explaining its latest mishap one of the brand- new train cars crashed into a sandbarrier. chopper 5 was over the hayward testing facility last week as crews dug the car out. bart now says the car's braking system lost power after a door slammed shut on a cable. >> as a result, that system shut off and locked out. >> the auxiliary braking system also ran out of fluid. the car was only traveling 5 miles an hour at the time of the crash. it was not damaged. happening today talks to build a stadium near the vegas strip and potentially move the oakland raiders there. the l.a. daily news reporting that raiders owner mark days of will be in las vegas for a -- davis will be in las vegas for a meeting about plans to build a 65,000-seat stadium. he will offer a commitment for relocation if funding for the stadium project is approved. a bay area muslim man will get nearly half a million dollars after his house was trashed by police. mohammad monid filed a civil rights lawsuit after police busted into his santa clara home in the middle of the night with guns drawn in 2014. he says police mishandled his koran and other items while looking for a camera he was accused of stealing. that camera wasn't found. the charges were dropped. he is an airport customs agent. the victim in a car crash is blaming snapchat for the accident. why she claims that the app encourages dangerous driving. >> and apple is releasing a new tool that could revolutionize the healthcare industry. how doctors and patients could benefit. >> from the kpix 5 weather center, good morning, everybody. we do not have a raindrop in sight. in fact what we're looking at is a warming trend. >> and we are look at delays along 880. new reports of an accident near thornton. details coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, it is thursday, time now 6:12. we are looking east from san francisco all the way to mount diablo in the background there. can you see it? you can. because visibility is unlimited. i'll tell you about the sunshine today and your weekend report coming up in less than 4 minutes. new this morning, snapchat is being sued and it's not over privacy. crystal mcgee was using snapchat's speed filter when she slammed her suv into another car last year. the collision gave that driver permanent brain damage. and now the crash victim's parents are suing mcgee and snapchat claiming the speed filter tempts drivers to defy rules of the road as a form of showing off. >> i seen buddies doing it while they are riding their bike or driving or in the car. >> i don't think it's very safe but unless you're not the one in the car -- >> on the feature it says please don't text and drive. >> samsung said no snap is more important than someone's safety. cbs reached out to the family for comment, no response yet. new this morning, new trouble for actress jessica alba's honest company. the company is accused of false labeling on its baby formula. the organic consumers association says while the formula is labeled organic it actually contains 11 synthetic ingredients. the oca says the ingredients are all safe for humans but should not be considered organic. tonight people in san jose will get to weigh in on medical marijuana in their city. city officials are hosting a series of discussions about measure c. the initiative would change where medical marijuana businesses are allowed to operate. it's on the june ballot. tonight's meeting starts at 6:30 at the berryessa branch library on noble avenue. remember that little puppy that was dumped out on the bay bridge earlier this month? >> it turns out the little chihuahua has found a new home. now going by the name ponch, animal control had a lot of people hoping to adopt him. they needed a family for the perfect little guy who loves to play chase. we know that. ponch will meet his new family today. so ponch has a home. there he is. [ laughter ] >> running on the bridge there. hey, i'm out of here. [ laughter ] >> perfect pet for the griego family, right? >> no. because ponch has a new home. [ laughter ] >> that's a child's book waiting to be written. i'm coming! i wonder whatever happened to the rooster. remember the rooster that was running nuts at the bay bridge? >> he found a home, too. [ laughter ] >> a home for everyone. >> everybody has a new home. >> we'll put him right here on kpix 5 and we'll have pet on the set and find them homes. >> love it. >> let's get a check of the roads. >> the bay bridge -- [ overlapping speakers ] [ laughter ] right now this accident, south 880 past thornton. injuries reported. we have at least a couple of lanes blocked here so you will see delays as you work your way out of hayward into fremont this morning because of this. just past the dumbarton bridge. south 880 past thornton look out for that. 15 minutes 238 to 84. if you are going across the san mateo bridge delays here at least 17 minutes now for your drive time between 880 and 101. once you get on the peninsula traffic is okay. metering lights were turned on earlier this morning. we had an early backup in the cash lanes. everything is cleared as far as accidents go but you're slow out of the maze. it will be busy through the metering lights past there. extra volume across the upper deck into san francisco but traffic is moving okay. couple of things going on, on 580 westbound near isabel. that accident over to the right shoulder. another stalled big rig near flint. that's going to cause a backup anyway. you're slow out of tracy this morning. busy through there. 18 minutes altamont pass and 680. shouldn't have any trouble though connecting over to 680 itself. we have an injury accident in the santa rosa area, eastbound 12 at oakmont. use an alternate. eastbound 12 right at oakmont. the south bay northbound 101 no accidents right now. but it is getting busy as you work your way from 280/680. northbound towards 237. let's check the forecast with roberta. >> getting warmer this week. let's head to the beach, "lady g." good morning, everyone. the coast is clear. this is the scene in ocean beach and obviously on the way to low tide officially at 10:35 this morning. spectacular conditions along the coastline today all the way through the weekend. right now 47 degrees in livermore and santa rosa. into the 50s but feels cooler than that. winds increasing now in san francisco up to 10. same at sfo. oh, by the way, no reports of any local airport delays at this hour. we have a wind under 10 in concord, clayton, walnut creek back to fairfield at 10 miles per hour. these winds are going to rotate to the northwest and increase 10 to 20 throughout most urban areas but along the immediate seashore some of our highest elevations those winds gusting up to 30. a few clouds off the coast right now. and they will try to make their way into our area but it will be mostly sunny. a cool start to what's going to pan out to be a warmer day. and a warmer weekend. high pressure is nestling into the bay area right here. we'll return more to that northerly flow northwest winds and so therefore the temperatures are going up and so is our pollen count. do you have allergies you guys? i think everybody does anymore. if you do, an uncomfortable day. worsening over the weekend with the dry air mass in place. going up to 80 today at the state capital. it's currently 31 degrees going up to 51 degrees in the high sierra. we have snow falling right now in the mammoth lakes area. 60 degrees the forecast high in monterey bay all the way through carmel. all right. sun-up at 6:17. that already happened. sunset at 7:58. smack in between, these are the numbers that will be noticed. 60s beaches, 70s bayside, low 70s around the peninsula, swinging into the santa clara valley up to 80 degrees at best discovery bay, brentwood, tracy, oakley, mountain house, also fairfield. here's your extended forecast. information with their doct th n apple is diving into healthcare releasing apps to help people share information with their doctors. they were made using the open software platform called care kit. among the apps released today one that helps users manage diabetes and another that can help track symptoms of depression. they are not just for consumers. doctors will be able to monitor patients remotely and that may have some users worried. >> security is a concern especially with medical information. >> this moves apple into the realm of true healthcare as opposed to research or health tracking >> and i'm dennis o'donnell. coming up, from oracle, how would the warriors respond without their mvp? let me put it this way. the sky is not falling for the golden state warriors. highlights and reaction coming up. ,, good morning, everyone, from oracle. you may recall the warriors responded without steph curry on sunday's game 4 with 65 points in the second half. so how would they do without curry for a full game in game 5, the decisive game 5? let's just say warriors did not miss their mvp at least for this game. they jumped on houston from the opening tip. curry's replacement shaun livingston with a dunk 8-0. livingston had 16 points. had to make steve kerr happy. late first half draymond green down the lane scores, draws the foul. free throw made it 57-37. green finishing with 15. 3rd quarter klay thompson caught fire. buries the three, making it a 28-point lead. 20 seconds later pushes the lead to 31 points. klay had 27 on seven three- pointers. warriors win 114-81 appear win the series four games to one. they advance to the second round. >> when steph goes down they raise their level of play because one of their brothers has fallen. it's special for all of to us get a chance to watch. >> i think it's good kind of a confidence booster for everybody. we know how much it means to the team. we would rather him be out there but when he is not, we have to pull together. it's not just one guy. >> we live by strength in numbers. so everybody keeps saying it so make sure they trust us and we gonna show them what strength in numbers really means through the whole play-offs until the "killer" comes back. >> they will play the clippers or the blazers in round 2. speaking of round two the sharks in nashville with homitis advantage. with home ice advantage that will drop the puck 7:30 on friday in san jose. the a's lose, the giants win. and that's all i got for ya. i'm dennis o'donnell. see you tonight. our play of the day comes from the nba play-offs. heats hornet game five dwayne wade showing he still has it. going coast to coast. check out the finish right about now. emthe hornets win game and take a two-games-to-one lead this is series but wade gets our play of the day. it is 6:25 right now. a controversial recommendation is reignite the debate over ecigarettes and whether they provide a safer alternative to smoking. >> and there has been a big break in the case of a double homicide out of the east san jose foothills. san jose police have made an arrest. ,,,,,,,, ♪ bend me shape me, any way you want me. ♪ ♪ as long as you love me, it's alright. ♪ shape the best sleep of your life. sleep number beds with sleepiq technology adjust any way you want it. the bed that moves you. growing more popular in the area... how authorities hope to reverse that trend. a great drug already link to a dozen deaths in sacramento is growing more popular in the bay area. how authorities hope to reverse the trend. >> the presidential race is running through the bay area. i'm anne makovec live in the newsroom wither mo on the republican party convention coming u in burlingame this week. >> wait until you see the weekend forecast warmup. >> troubles in san bruno. traffic alert due to an overturned big rig. details coming up. > good morning it's thursday, april 28. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. troubling new developments in the search for the person who killed a husband and wife in their bay area home. kiet do is live in san jose where couple's son is the prime suspect. >> reporter: san jose police were quiet about a case where a killer was on the loose for four days. it turns out they were tracking the person who turned out to be their main suspect and arrested him last night. habib rabbi now facing charges of killing his parents. now, it has been a long tense week in the neighborhood of evergreen. an area known for expensive homes and good schools in san jose. friends and family were trying to get a hold of golam and shamima rabbi for days. they came to the house to find a terrible scene. the couple was shot dead, taunting messages on the walls and floors. sources didn't want to appear on camera but saw the messages described as pure evil. one line said, sorry my first kill was so clumsy. evidence technician even cut out large parts of drywall where the words were written. all week police were not calling the son a suspect and didn't know where he was. we caught up with the family friend who at the time was urging habib rabbi to talk to police. >> i want closure. i think we can shed light on what happened. that's the reason i want him to come forward. >> reporter: the victims were described as good people who were very welcoming and volunteered in the community. we are expecting details from the police. good detective work leading to this big break in the case. live in downtown san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. pacifica police are looking for a man accused of shooting his pregnant ex-girlfriend in the head. police are considering 25-year- old ricardo colindres armed and dangerous. but his ex-girlfriend may help track him down because she is still alive. police say that she fought him off yesterday morning at the casa pacifica apartments when he apparently tried to kidnap her. the struggle was brief. he shot her in the back of the head according to neighbors. someone helped her. now police say that the suspect is likely driving a silver toyota camry. for the first time in decades the california primary will have a huge impact on the presidential race. all the candidates are preparing for the june 7 primary. kpix 5's anne makovec reports from the newsroom. anne, donald trump is coming to town. >> reporter: his campaign says that the bay area, sillicon valley, has the economic force of california, is the perfect place for trump to play the capitalist card. california has 172 delegates, and donald trump will speak in costa mesa today in southern california. he is then heading to burlingame to speak at the gop state convention tomorrow. a lot of voters looking for more solid plans from trump. yesterday, he talked about foreign policy. >> the countries we are defending must pay for the cost of this defense. and if not, the u.s. must be prepared to let these countries defend themselves. we have no choice. >> and on the democratic side, hillary clinton focusing on california trying to lock in the nomination before the national convention. today a new campaign office opens in oakland. volunteers will be phone banking there through the june primary. the grand opening 5:30 at the office on 14th street in oakland. but starting tomorrow, it is all about the republicans here in the bay area. [ chuckling ] >> trump speaking at the convention tomorrow afternoon. john kasich that evening and ted cruz will speak on saturday afternoon. live in the newsroom, anne makovec, kpix 5. is it too late to get a ticket to any of the speeches? >> trump and cruz are sold out. i'm sure there will be plenty of protestors and supporters outside the venues. there are still tickets available for kasich's speech for $100. 6:33. we saw that wild wacky weather yesterday. how is it this morning? >> it was wild and wacky. some places didn't report any rainfall. then hayward had nearly a quarter inch of rain just shy of about a tenth of inch in san jose. today increasing temperatures. san jose it was 63 yesterday, today about 10 degrees warmer. right now 50 degrees there. 47 degrees in livermore. and also to the north in santa rosa, we do have a clear slot right now. it will be mostly sunny in the bay area, 75 degrees concord, clayton and walnut creek. low 70s in oakland. temperatures in the high 60s and low 70s around the peninsula. northwest breeze 10 to 20. but gusting up to 30 along the seashore into the 60s. inland 80s. upper 70s in santa rosa, guerneville and occidental. 80 also napa and pretty much into sonoma and glen ellen areas and upstream we go again 80 degrees outside number in saint helena. but wait! it gets warmer this weekend. those details coming up at 48 minutes after the hour. okay. gianna, what problems up now? >> we have a problem in san bruno. unfortunately, it is a traffic alert. east el camino real on to 80 the on-ramp is shut down eastbound to 380. big, big on its side trailer and vehicle itself, big rig on its side, trailer and vehicle itself. noninjury so that's good news. but it's going to take a big tow truck to get this off the freeway and in the meantime you have a couple of options here. if you need to get on 380 eastbound is open. just the on-ramp from el camino real is shut down. you can use 380. use san bruno avenue though over to 280 north to get on 380 itself. or use surface streets if you are trying to get to 101. eastbound 380 is open. the on-ramp is shut down for the accident. south 880 past thornton, some good news here. that accident is now cleared over to the right shoulder. but you have a backup behind there. slow-and-go conditions if you are headed towards the dumbarton bridge this morning. 30 minutes to go from 238 to the 84 on the southbound side of the nimit freeway. delays on the san mateo bridge, as well. traffic heating up 580 near north flynn a vehicle fire on the riled shoulder causing spectator slowing. it's a busy morning westbound out of tracy is this morning. it will be slow at least to where the vehicle fire is on the right shoulder in north flynn. to get past there traffic is better heading towards 680. no delays making the connector at the dublin interchange. kenny? san francisco police are trying to figure out who is to blame for a deadly crash near at&t park. it happened yesterday around noon just before the giants game. witnesses say that a bmw tried to turn left along the embarcadero when it was t-boned by an suv. a passenger inside the bmw was killed. two other people were taken to the hospital. a 99-year-old san francisco woman will get to stay in her home for now. the details are still being work out but iris canada will be able to stay in her lower haight apartment of 60 years with certain conditions. >> the judge, um, adopted his ruling today which we were okay with. we hope that miss canada is going to be able to remain in her home. obviously, at this point, she is going to have to come up with, um, payment of, um, a fee that's owed to my client or she is going to have to agree to execute paper so the building can be converted to condominiums. >> the two sides will return to court in the next 30 days. the shooter in a deadly attempted robbery in pittsburg is still on the loose. 29-year-old [ non-english language ] was killed29-year- old [ non-english name ] was shot and killed. a potentially [ indiscernible ] is growing in popularity in the bay area. it looks like like the real thing but health officials say this pill is a popular painkiller norco but contains fentanyl a dangerous narcotic. over doses have been reported in contra costa, alameda, santa clara and san francisco counties. no deaths have been linked to those cases. the dea says the fake tablets are probably made in china and smuggled into mexico and then into california. >> it's the biggest priority we have in the region right now is to take these pills off the street and to stop the people that are selling these pills that are hurting people. so we have to -- we are conducting a thorough investigation. >> health officials believe that the overdose cases are linked to norco pills sold on the streets. britain's top health officials are making a sweeping change to their stamp on ecigarettes and "vaping." britain's royal college of physicians says that the use of ecigarettes could improve the general wellness of the public. they say "vaping" and other new trends are much safer than cigarettes and say smokers should consider the switch. the governor of tennessee has signed a bill into law that lets mental health counselors refuse treatment to patients based on religious reasons. the governor says he spoke to counselors of many faiths before deciding. opponents say the law legalizes discrimination against the lgbt community. 27 people were killed in syria in an air strike at a hospital. the attack happened in a rebel- held area of aleppo yesterday. but it's unclear now who the fighter jet belonged to. reports indicated that the victims include children's, doctors and hospital guards among other groups. the conflict has grown more and more intense in northern syria over the past few months. time now 6:39. bart is poised to approve a new plan to step up surveillance on his passengers and it's already raising big concerns. >> plus, nasa getting involved in the battle against the zika virus. >> and the market just opened up. ,, good morning. these are the numbers you can expect today. we are going to top off 10 degrees warmer in many of our inland locations. half moon bay, 61 degrees. northwest winds, however, up to 30 miles per hour. morning, san jose. you will be in the low 70s up in the low 60s yesterday. livermore up from 62 to 74 degrees. 80 napa. hello, cloverdale, your forecast high is 78. time now for a look at what's coming up later on "cbs this morning." charlie rose joins us from new york. good morning, charlie. >> good morning, kenny and michelle. ahead a closer look at donald trump's foreign policy speech and ted cruz, carly fiorina announcement. plus a car crash lawsuit that could test the limits of social media. does a feature on snapchat encourage users to drive faster? also this. the nfl commissioner and panthers linebacker thomas davis join us to talk about the nfl draft and also about tom brady and comedians kate and peel interview each other in our new series called something in common. the news is back in the morning. see you at 7:00. >> thank you. facebook executives and employees have a good reason to celebrate this morning. comcast is buying a major movie studio. joining us now is kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. >> reporter: good morning, kenny and michelle. a busy morning. we have some wheeling and dealing to lead things off with comcast buying dreamworks animation for $3.8 billion. comcast owns universal pictures and will use dreamworks to go after disney. dreamworks behind hits like shrek, "kung fu panda" and madagascar. shares in dreamworks are up on that news. facebook doing some serious heavy lifting this morning. its shares are soaring off its performance in the 1st quarter. revenue up more than 50% to about $5.5 billion, big profit, big gains in advertising revenue and facebook user base continues to rise more than 1.6 billion users around the world. the u.s. economy not looking quite so good. growth in the 1st quarter really sputtered only a .5% growth. businesses cut their inventories, they cut their spending plan. a lot of that due to weakness in the energy sector. consumer spending was up nearly 2% mostly on rising utility prices and healthcare. spending on big ticket items was down compared to a year earlier. stock market off to a sluggish start this morning. the chancellor of u-c davis be on the job hunt in the cg months. linda katehi has just been >> thank you, jason brooks from kcbs radio. the chancellor of uc-davis may be on the job hunt in the coming months. linda katehi is on administrative leave. she is accused of hiring outside consultants to clear the inn internet of video that showed campus police pepper spraying student protestors. an investigation is also in the works. that's to see if she hired family to campus jobs. >> i would still be here and still be angry because this is -- she is part of the problem, not the end of it. >> many students have called for katehi to resign. that push started in 2011 when the protestors were pepper sprayed. happening today, bart's board of directors are taking up a plan to put license plate readers at every station. supporters say that the data could help solve property crimes. bart has already installed two readers at the macarthur station. but they haven't been turned on yet. privacy advocates are worried about how bart will use the information and how long it will be kept. all right. let's check in with gianna with a traffic alert. >> in san bruno this trouble spot continues. if you are taking eastbound 580 or 380 rather just a heads up. el camino real ramp to eastbound 380 is shut down at northbound 82 due to a big rig on its side. the truck and trailer both on the side so they are waiting for a tow. it is a noninjury accident but it is going to take some time to clear it. 380 itself is open. you can still get on 380 via san bruno avenue to 280. that will help you access 380 over towards 101. use that as an alternate or surface streets over towards 101. but again, el camino real shut down the on-ramp as you get on 380 this morning. looks like traffic is busy at the bay bridge. we have a trouble spot reported an accident blocking one of the toll lanes there. so busy conditions anyway as you work your way through there. it's going to be slow past the metering lights, as well. in fact, here's a live look at conditions with the backup into the maze. all approaches with delays. 29 minutes now westbound 80 carquinez bridge to the maze. still busy southbound 880, 238 to 84. that earlier accident at thornton has been cleared out of lanes but you have a backup there, slow-and-go conditions towards 84. let's get a live look really quick at highway 24 if you are going westbound. traffic busy out of lafayette so expect delays coming out of walnut creek connecting to 24. michelle? >> sorry, roberta. >> yeah. >> i got ahead of myself. >> that's okay there. because i was getting ahead of myself trying to work on some temperatures and numbers around the bay area. we have changes today. in fact, yesterday we were relatively cool from 359 degrees in san francisco to 69 degrees seasonal in santa rosa. but today, what we're talking about is 10 degrees warmer in most of our locations. like right there in san jose. where yesterday it was 62. today forecasting a high temperature in the low 70s. and right now, our numbers are spanning from 47 degrees in livermore to 47 in santa rosa to 52 degrees now in oakland. other notable numbers according to our weather watchers like darrell in alameda 52. otherwise into the 40s so say linda in napa, katie in hayward. and in concord this morning, ron is waking up to temperatures in the 40s. now, when you couple the 40s up with the winds, it feels a little cool out the door this morning. san francisco winds at 10. calm in the tri-valley. light winds in san jose. 12 in novato. 10 in fairfield. the winds are going to kick up today out of the northwest 10 to 20 miles per hour throughout most urban areas. but along the seashore here, the winds up to about 30 miles per hour gusts. so kind of blustery there. we have the departure of an area of low pressure. high pressure trying to build into the botto -- high pressure trying to build into the bay area. bottom line, we have a warming trend. we are returning under this influence of high pressure to for of a northerly flow. so that's going to usher in warmer air and increase the pollen count. 80 at sacramento. 31 going up to 51 in the high sierra. our numbers 60s, 70s and all the way up to 80 degrees in brentwood. ditto on friday. and then check out the weekend. by sunday, nearly 90 degrees in the warmest locations. make it a fun day, everyone. this whale that washed up on a san clemente beach is set to be sent to a landfill. park officials say they are going to cut up the 30-ton whale and truck it away after deciding it would be too difficult to tow it out to sea or bury it at the beach. it will cost about $30,000 to remove it. new this morning, nasa is highlighting potential hot spots for the zika virus in the u.s. scientists mapped out the potential spread of the virus. they say as summer temperatures move in, the southern and eastern parts of the u.s. are at higher risk. nasa hopes the new map will help the u.s. target its mission for destroying infected mosquitos. the man behind tesla cars says he is ready to send a spacecraft to mars and soon. >> elon musk tweeted that his other company spacex could be traveling to mars by the year 2018. back in january, musk was more modest. he thought the journey wouldn't possible until 2025. now he believes that a spacecraft called the red dragon could survey mars and maybe collect soil samples in less than two years. time now 6:51. raiders owner mark davis is in las vegas today and his plans won't come as welcome news to fans in oakland. >> and developing news in the south bay. san jose police have arrested a young 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rebel- held area. donald trump makes his first campaign appearance in california tonight ahead of tomorrow's state republican convention in burlingame. the gop front-runner will hold a rally in orange county tonight. senator ted cruz is hoping to win over california voters with his selection of carly fiorina as his running mate. polls show cruz trailing trump by up to 27% here in california. on the democratic side, a new hillary clinton campaign office will open in oakland today. the mayor is among the clinton supporters expected at an event this evening to mark it. the office is located on 14th street in downtown oakland. a poll released last month showed clinton leading bernie sanders in california. pacifica police are looking for a man accused of shooting his girlfriend in the head. 25-year-old ricardo colindres tried to kidnap her yesterday outside the casa pacifica apartments. he allegedly shot her when she fought him off. both the woman and her unborn baby are expected to be okay. raiders owner mark davis could make a commitment to move his team to sin city. today nevada officials will have a hearing to discuss plans for a new stadium near the vegas strip. according to the l.a. daily news, davis will appear at the meeting, reportedly agree to move to davis if funding is approved for the funding. i'm kiet do live at san jose police headquarters where thanks to good detective work there's been a big break in the case of that couple killed in san jose's evergreen neighborhood. they have arrested hasid rabbi and he is accused of killing his parents. it turns out they were tracking him for some time and found him in the central valley. police said the crime was not random. the family knew the killer. and that certainly proved to be true allegedly. friends and family were worried when they couldn't get a hold of golam and shamima rabbi for days. they finally went to check up on the couple and found a terrible scene inside the house on lucas court in the east san jose foothills. the two had been shot dead and taunting messages were written on the walls and floors. evidence technicians cut out large pieces of drywall where it was written. investigators were able to track down the younger son but said the older son was not a suspect and he was messing. friends urged him to come forward. this is a human development and we are waiting for more details about it later today from san jose police. live in downtown san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. traffic alert continues in san bruno northbound el camino real highway 82 to eastbound 380 still completely shut down. big rig accident, noninjury, it will take time to clear it. they are calling tow crews to get the big rig out of lanes. it's on its side. delays on 380 but use san bruno to 280 to get back on 380 or surface streets over towards 101 as an alternate. elsewhere, bay bridge we had an accident blocking toll lane number 6 it's now cleared and you are backed up well into the maze. slow-and-go ride on all approaches, as well. we are seeing delays on 580 also affecting 24. eastshore freeway 30 minutes from the carquinez bridge to the maze on the westbound side. traffic clearing from the vehicle fire westbound 580 near flynn. it's off to the shoulder. slowing adding to an already busy ride out of tracy westbound into livermore. >> i heard you mention the word clear. there was one road that was clear i thought i want to give you clear. i'll show you clear right here. [ laughter ] >> you can see coit tower and pioneer park from the transamerica pyramid looking due north this morning. look how pristine the conditions are. angel island also alcatraz there. this is all because we had the passage of a cold front front in its wake nothing but unlimited visibility and some cool temperatures into the 40s and 50s at this very early hour. the winds have been blowing out of the northwest 10 to 20. we'll see some gusts up to about 30 miles per hour along the coast. take a look at similar conditions saturday, gradual warming. temperatures mid-70s at the beaches, people. >> wahoo! >> thank you very much. 87 degrees. [ laughter ] >> we are paying attention. >> you are listening. you are awake this morning! yes, dry weather pattern. i don't rain in sight. maybe clouds by mother's day. i don't see rain in sight. >> that's a clear forecast. highway 24, not clear at all. >> pack your patience. captions by: caption colorado [email protected]