don't pay any gas tax and all of this would generate $5 billion annually for road repair. >> this is like fixing the roof on your house. if you don't fix the leak, your furniture will be ruined; your rug will be destroyed; the wood will rot. that's what it's all about. so step up and pay. that's what this bill is all about. >> reporter: but republicans in the legislature are not so quick to agree on higher taxes and they are preparing for a fight. >> what they propose is one of the largest gas tax increases in california history if not the largest and it impacts low and middle income families especially. >> reporter: republicans arguing that california already spends enough money on gas taxes but -- or rather collect enough money on gas taxes but spends it on the wrong projects. one of the things that they are railing against there is high- speed rail. the governor needs a two-thirds majority to pass this. and he set a deadline for a vote in one week, april 6. live in concord, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >> does it look like this will pass? >> reporter: well, he would need almost every, single democrat right now to go for this. and maybe a couple of republicans. because there is the chance that some more moderate democrats don't want to agree to this. they are afraid that they will be chastised in their home districts especially some in the valley where people have very long commutes to work. people don't want to see their taxes raised but everyone wants the roads to be fixed. so it's going to be a very fine line. this is the third time the governor has tried to raise money to fix infrastructure. so we'll see if he is successful this time. >> thank you. time now 6:02. a lot of drivers out there dealing with potholes and the traffic. let's check in with roqui. >> reporter: that's right. anything to help this crazy bay area traffic. and anne's jacket was q did you see this? 6:02. let's check the bay area roads. starting with the bridges. the high wind advisory across the richmond/san rafael, the toll plaza look good if you are heading out that way. high wind advisory across the bay bridge, as well. metering lights slowing you down. same story on the san mateo bridge between hayward and foster city you see the camera rumbling there, there are high winds to deal with and also slowdowns, as well. slow on westbound 4 from antioch/pittsburg into concord. i'll send it to you. >> thank you, roqui. good morning, everyone. we have had some morning showers while you have been sleeping. it should be out by sunrise. smattering of rain around the diablo range that's about it. otherwise, we do have some light snow in the high sierra. now, we're taking a look out towards the transamerica pyramid. you can see the beacon blinking there so that gives me a good indication that the ceiling hasn't lowered. how do you pity a pyramid? i really do pity the transamerica pyramid because since it was constructed in 1969, it's always been the focus of our skyline and now the "salesforce" tower surpasses that at 970 feet 50s across the board this morning. winds gusty up to 29 now in oakland. 16 san francisco. also 16 in the tri-valley. 15 in santa rosa. we have a wind advisory in place for today through tomorrow at noon for some gusty winds 20 to 30 miles per hour. weak disturbance is now passing through exiting through the high sierra leaving in its wake partly sunny skies so no need for the umbrella but it will be brisk. temperatures coming down almost 10 degrees, 64 beaches to 70 away from the bay. kenny, coming up, we have the tahoe report. >> sounds good, roberta. thank you. today the senate intelligence committee will hold its first public hearing as it investigates russian interference in the 2016 u.s. election. the top republican and democrat on the senate intelligence committee are promising to put politics aside. >> foreign adversary effectively sought to hijack our most critical democratic process. the election of a president. >> today's hearing comes as democrats continue their calls for republican chairman devin nunes to step down accusing him of protecting the white house. that includes california representative eric swalwell. he took to twitter writing: he has avoided questions on the subject but nunes says his committee will conduct interviews next week. >> not going to get into that at this point. >> the committee is expected to interview 20 people, one of them senior white house adviser and son-in-law of president trump jared kushner. san francisco was the first city to sue over the trump administration's sanctuary city policy. but now seattle is filing a lawsuit of its own against the president. >> they cannot punish the cities and they cannot force our local police officials to be involved in federal immigration activities. that's what we're seeking from the courts. >> this comes as president trump is ordering a ramp hundred of immigration raids and telling cities that refuse to help federal agents that they risk the loss of millions in federal dollars. seattle stands to lose $10.5 million of federal money for public safety programs under the executive order. a new pot enforcement bill is making waves here in california. it would prohibit state and local agencies from using their resources to help federal drug agents from cracking down against marijuana licenseholders. the author of the bill will discuss it in a teleconference today. the first committee hearing is scheduled for april 18. more bay area headlines now. a community group is calling on san jose city council members to prevent no cause evictions. this evening, people acting in communities together, will host a discussion among faith leaders community members and city council members on the issue at the most holy trinity church. advocates say low income people of color are facing high rent and overcrowding and need protection. today crews will start setting what it will cost to convert an old marin county railroad tunnel into a bike and pedestrian route. the alto tunnel stretches between corte madera and mill valley. it hasn't been unsealed in more than 30 years. public works crews will drill holes into the tunnel to get a look inside. one initial estimate puts the conversion cost at between 40 to $50 million. but advocates say it could be less if the old structure is still in good shape. novato's hill recreation area redesign project is moving forward. this after the city council gave the green light to the $7 million proposal. it includes four pickle-ball courts expanded parking lot and synthetic turf field. it also calls for a half mile lighted path. the project will now move into the environmental review process which is expected to last through the fall. in the meantime, city staff members are expected to come back to the council with funding options for the project. well, if you are ready to pack your bags and leave the bay area for good, join the growing crowd. kpix 5's maria medina is live in campbell with some of the eye-opening numbers from a survey. >> reporter: good morning, guys. i know it's early but i'm going to be throwing some numbers at you. so 1,000 people out of the nine bay area counties were polled and it's right here in santa clara county home of silicon valley where the most people in this survey wanted to move from the bay area. so why are they wanting to leave? the top reasons include, no surprise, cost of living, traffic, homelessness, and housing problems. those are the top reasons why people want out. here's some of the numbers from the survey. the people polled, 40% want to leave the bay area in the next few years and of those people, 46% are millennials. >> our real concern is that the economy of the bay area could be at stake and then the quality of life that goes along with it. >> reporter: so this is pretty sad, too, but the survey also found that overall optimism in the bay area is down compared to three years ago when half the people surveyed felt that the bay area was moving in the right direction. live in campbell, maria medina, kpix 5. ♪[ music ] time now 6:09. tesla releasing its latest software update. next in our tech report the hidden feature many drivers might not know about. >> i look forward to hearing that. 6:09 from the weather center. good morning, everyone. we fired it up, it's our live hi-def doppler radar. we'll share with you where it has been raining and the effect it will have on your forecast. >> here's a live look at the richmond/san rafael bridge toll plaza. high winds are the big story today but we have a crash to tell you about affecting the roads. we'll tell you where coming up. >> plus, plumbing, hammering and sawing. the bay area high school that's teaching students how to build a house. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ♪ it to most of us have taken workshop -- most of us have taken woodshop in high school but this next school has taken it to a whole new level. these students built a home. it's amazing. that's what makes kennedy high school in fremont this week's "cool school." ♪[ music ] reporter: hammering, sawing, measuring every angle perfectly, this is no ordinary classroom. >> i know all of these skills will be useful in the future in life. >> reporter: kennedy high students are enrolled in the construction class at the mission valley regional occupational program, or mvrop. it's right next door to the school. the class combines math and construction. students learning math like geometry use their knowledge to build the miniature and go on to bigger things. the bigger project is a two- bedroom one bath 850-square- foot house, all of it built by students over the last two years. everything you see from the framing, plumbing, electrical, floors and drywall all done by students. >> if it's off by an inch there would be a, like, a huge gap and if there's that gap then cold air can seep in through. >> reporter: the cost to build a house was about $55,000. it came from grants and now the school is hoping to sell it. >> now it's, you know, looking for somebody who is in the market for something small, something that was built by hand and something built with a lot of heart by kids. >> reporter: there's no real price tag yet but they hope to get at least enough to cover the cost for the next project. >> i'm really proud of myself and proud of my classmates, too, to think that a bunch of high schoolers can major a project like this. >> reporter: the students are learning math in a whole new way and lifelong skills. >> students really give us a lot of energy when they do -- when they take on big projects and they finish, um, you know, they get a real sense of accomplishment. it's really fun. >> my dad had me working on a lot of stuff around the house after that. >> he is going to be doing some drywall at the house and other things. >> i think a lot of families are happy because they will have handiworkers doing it. >> that's just amazing. i never heard of a school of a class actually building a house. it took two years. it's been inspect as required. it's up to code and now they just want to sell it. >> now they need to find a buyer. which i'm sure won't be that hard. so -- nice house. >> michelle griego you're looking for a house, right? >> no, i'm not! >> what's cool about your school? email your nomination to us at coolschools@kpix.com and we may feature your school on the show. altogether, let's give them a round of applause. >> yeah!! now they can go work for habitat for humanity. >> and they're only juniors in high school which is amazing. >> a lot of fun. let's check the roads. >> let's do it. let's do it. it's been a quiet morning so far but we have a new crash to tell you about coming up. first bay bridge toll plaza high wind advisory across the span the maze to downtown will take 20 minutes. a crash in san francisco northbound 101 before 3rd street a big rig versus a car there and it's in the center divide so not causing many delays in the area so looking good that way. moving to the san mateo bridge looking windy. look at that. the camera is rattling there so 880 to unwith one will take you about -- 880 to 101 about 20 minutes from hayward to foster city. high wind advisory across the span. slow traffic on westbound 4 from pittsburg into concord at 20 miles per hour. that's your traffic. we'll update you but for now here's roberta. >> we have had a smattering of rain this morning. good morning, the rain is just about out of here just a little bit of light rain around the diablo range into the santa clara valley. it's dry in san jose to the santa clara valley. we see a little bit of a blinging off the beacon so that -- blinking of the beacon so that means the ceiling isn't lowered with the passage of this disturbance. 58 degrees in oakland. winds a factor with the passage of the cold front, we have winds picked up out of the west in 29 in oakland, 16 san francisco. 25 sfo. it's blustery around the seashore. we have winds up to 10 in the san rafael area, kentfield and mill valley, as well. 17 novato. you get the feel for this. because of these winds we have a wind advisory in place for today through high noon tomorrow with northwest winds to 30. if you have allergies, the dry air mass will keep the pollen count up in the bay area all the way through the weekend. so here's our cold front. now slicing through the high sierra providing a little bit of light snow. we have had that isolated shower passing through and now it's pretty much over with. today in throughout the central valley showers in fresno also yosemite. we have had three inches of snow in the highest elevations of the crest of the high sierra. otherwise dry skies for friday as you get ready to kick off your weekend. no need for the chains over the weekend in the high sierra. sunrise 6:57. clouds breaking up and partly sunny skies today. but brisk with the winds up to 30 at times, 64 to 70. so some temperatures coming down a good 10 degrees. it was 81 yesterday in pleasanton. today, 70. so we have the temperatures on the climb through saturday. and then we have a mild weather pattern through wednesday. and by the way, it is the battle of the bay tonight at at&t park. mostly sunny skies, and go a's! kenny, take me to the moon. >> we'll do that. in the tech report we are getting a look inside the capsule blue origin used to take tourists into space. the private space company is headed by amazon's ceo jeff bezos, six passengers around a glowing blue console. blue origin doesn't say how much they will charge for a ticket but there are hints the company will take its first group of tourists to space within a year or so. impressive. new high-tech advancements to tesla's latest autopilot software. in the latest update the car's auto steer speed cap is now revved up from 55 miles per hour to 80 miles per hour. it also gives drivers enhanced lane departure warnings and has a new auto lane change feature. tesla often hides surprises when it releases new software. its latest easter egg also allows owners to turn their vehicles touchscreen into a sketch pad. the touchscreen normally displays things like navigation and climate control. rideshare company lyft is testing a commuter shuttle service in san francisco and chicago. it's available weekday mornings and evenings. lyft says the shuttles will cost a fixed price depending on the length of the trip. and here's how it works. passengers type in their destinations, find and select their routes, and then walk to the pickup spot. ♪[ music ] hey, good morning, everybody. i found the definition of a comeback. wait until you see what the warriors did last night. deep in the heart of texas. ,, good morning. good morning, i got the nba and the warriors. they looked like rocky balboa after 15 rounds with apollo creed. at san antonio, kevin durant was no help. he wasn't in the line-up last night. he is close to a return but last night, look at the score bottom right. "dubs" down 22. but the warriors shot 63% in the third. klay thompson and the warriors took the lead. steph curry scored 29. 52 combined points for the "splash brothers." warriors lead 3. but leave it to former spurs david west, key bucket late! we're done here. west scored 15. the warriors won it 110-98. nine straight wins for the "dubs." college ball cal welcomed new head basketball coach wyking jones. he moves over as head coach. it's jones' first time as head coach but he addressed his full court of experience 15 years on the bench. as for his son's development as a player, coach explained. >> he is an absolutely wonderful young man. i need you to get a little meatier on the court, though. all right? [ laughter ] >> you're a nice guy but between the lines, man, we got to --you know? we talked about this. >> more of my interview can coach jones coming up on saturday after cbs ncaa coverage. wyking jones tough, preaching defense. we'll see how it unfolds later this year. i'll see you later from the ballpark. prepare to pay more to drive a car in california. that is if the governor's new proposal goes through. we'll tell you about it next. welcome to your health with joan lunden presented by centers for disease control and prevention. >> hi, i'm joan lunden. i remember all too well when my brother was just in his late 20s, over weight, heavy smoker, casual drinker, rarely exercised. it didn't occur to him that his lifestyle made for a deadly combination. he was likely living with prediabetes long before he ever got the news from his doctor that he had full blown type 2 diabetes. never knowing about prediabetes, he never made any lifestyle changes. so the disease took over his life, stole his potential, and he eventually died of complications from the disease. that i am afraid is the sad story for millions of americans, which is why we are being faced with one of the most troubling epidemics this country has seen in decades. nobody should have to go through what we watched my brother go through. and nobody has to, because understanding your risks, making lifestyle changes, and learning how to manage the disease can literally save your life. today 86 million americans have prediabetes, even more alarming is that 90% of them don't even know they have it. it could be you. let's start with the basics. prediabetes means that your blood sugar levels are elevated, not quite high enough yet to be classified as type 2 diabetes but it means you are at higher risk. type 2 diabetes can lead to heart disease, chronic kidney disease, stroke, vision loss, amputations, even death. to find out if you are at risk of pre-diabetes, head to cdc.gov/diabetestv to take a risk test. if the results tell you you are at high risk, go to your doctor to get a simple blood sugar test. don't panic if numbers show you you have prediabetes but take action. this is one health condition that you can actually reverse by making lifestyle changes with diet and exercise and the cdc led national diabetes prevention program can also help. log on to cdc.gov/diabetestv. i'm joan lunden. >> sponsored by naccd with suppor roads... and he wants you to pay for it. bringing drugs over and we can't get them. we don't know they are. so build the wall. >> bids to help build president trump's wall along the mexican border are coming in. a look at the northern california companies hopeful to win the business. >> plus, new video shows sonoma county crews coming to the rescue of a stranded hiker and -- >> i thought it was a cherry bomb when i first heard it, one shots and then shot, shot, shot, i said they are gunshots. >> the hunt is on for the shooter who gunned down a bay area woman while she was walking to the bus stop. >> first, governor brown wants to fix the roads and he wants you to pay for it. good morning, it's thursday, march 30. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. time now 6:30. kpix 5 reporter anne makovec breaks down how much it could cost you to fix the crumbling roads in the state of california. >> reporter: we are talking about $10 a month for anybody who drives a car in california. we can all agree that our infrastructure is in need of repair but the question now is, who should pay for it? the governor's proposal basically has everybody on the hook if drive a vehicle. governor's proposal would raise the current gas tax of 18 cents by 12 cents more per gallon. vehicle fees would go up an average of $48 based on the value of your car. electric cars would pay $100 extra every year because they don't pay any gas taxes. all of this would generate about $5 billion annually for road repairs. >> for decades, transportation in california has been getting worse. and the funds to fix it has been drying it up. let's be clear, our roads are bad. >> reporter: but republicans in the legislature say the state has plenty of money that could be redirected to transportation funding without raising more money for people who already pay some of the nation's highest state level taxes. the howard jarvis taxpayers association agrees saying it is unnecessary and insulting to the taxpayers of the state of california. there's so much money sloshing around in california that could pay for this, we don't need another tax. the governor needs a two-thirds majority in both the house and senate to pass it. he needs every democrat on board. this is going to move quickly. a vote is coming up within a week from today, that is the day before legislature goes on the spring break. live in concord, anne makevoc, kpix 5. happening today in moraga a stretch of road that's been closed for over 8 months because of a sinkhole is expected to re-open. rheam boulevard between fernwood and via barcelona has been off limits since july of last year. at 6 p.m., officials will hold a ribbon-cutting ceremony to reintroduce the road. the repairs cost moraga $2.6 million to fix. the landslide was fixed by the installation of a underground retaining wall. let's check the forecast at 6:32. >> i have a surprise for you again. i know you remember yesterday i shared a surprise with you? this time around i'm going to take you back to yosemite. for 10 years i have been emailing with my favorite forest ranger phillip russell so he sends me photographs and i ask him questions about the best time to go to yosemite. this is his latest photograph he sent. it is picturing yosemite falls. >> that's why we get to go camping. >> you know, it's only 169 miles to yosemite from san francisco. it's as the crow flies due east. and look, three hours away, you can be there! you see the meandering merced river. can you imagine the meadows? can you imagine the mosquitoes? [ laughter ] >> but no -- >> i don't want to. >> but phillip russell the forest ranger was telling me that the best time to see those falls is right now until about mid-june. how fantastic is that? i just wanted to share all that with all of you and a little bit of light rain is in the forecast for the yosemite area. we have the light rain push out. this is our live weather camera looking towards the transamerica pyramid. we are in the 50s with some very gusty winds that have been picking up at oakland at 29. 16 san francisco. 15 santa rosa. we do have a wind advisory in place for most of the bay area. until tomorrow at noon as this disturbance pushes out of the area. now, temperature-wise today coming down 60s to 70 degrees partly sunny today. but very windy and roqui you know that firsthand. >> yeah. [ inaudible ] >> i sure do, roberta. i was in that wind this morning heading over the bay bridge toll plaza. and let's take a live look at how that's looking now. the metering lights are on slowing you down so the maze to downtown will take you about 25 minutes and again a high wind advisory across the span. another high wind advisory across the san mateo bridge, here's a live look at that slow traffic on westbound 92 between hayward and foster city. give yourself plenty of time for the drive. it's getting worse over time. here's a look at contra costa county at slow traffic along westbound 4 between pittsburg and concord. you're moving at just 16 miles per hour. and, of course, the altamont pass still slow. new video of a hiker rescue in the shell beach area of sonoma county. the man had been jumping from rock to rock above the water when he got stranded yesterday afternoon. the sheriff's department helicopter landed on the bluff above and a paramedic was lowered down to get him. the hiker was not injured. the helicopter was back at the hangar in under half-hour. right now, the manhunt continues for the gunman who shot several people in oceanview neighborhood of san francisco at broad street and plymouth avenue just before 11 a.m. yesterday. when police arrived on scene, they found the three victims lying on the street. one of them a woman died at the scene. the two injured, one turned out to be a contractor who was working for muni on the job when he was shot. police haven't released any information on the suspects. this santa clara man is due in court today on human trafficking charges. he is accused of working with a bay area woman to pimp a 17- year-old girl. the teenaged victim was reported missing last year in san diego. police say that they found the girl late last month in a car occupied by butcher and the other suspect. an expert witness is raising questions about the cell phone of morgan hill teenager sierra lamar before her death. a cell phone forensics expert took the stand for defendant antolin garcia-torres yesterday. because garcia-torres was at home the evening lamar's cell phone turns on the expert suggests someone else could have abducted her that day in 2012 or that she turned it on herself. the prosecution suggests moisture from the rain could have caused the phone to power on and off. witness testimony continues later this morning. a federal judge in hawaii has grand the state's request for a longer term halt of the revised travel ban executive order. the president's order would temporarily ban travel to the u.s. from six predominantly muslim countries. >> when the president makes remarks even on the campaign trail if it ends up leading to policies, um, that are, um, discriminating against people and here the focus is discrimination based on their religion, um, then that's a violation of the constitution. >> the next step for the trump administration would be to appeal to the ninth u.s. circuit court of appeals here in san francisco. that's the same court that previously ruled against the original travel ban. the federal government has extended its deadline for companies to bid on the first contract for president donald trump's proposed border wall with mexico. more than 600 companies have put in bids to help build the 2,000-mile wall before tuesday's deadline. a handful of companies that have put in bids include some in northern california. >> if the country is going to go ahead with this, then i want us to do it as a smart way. >> assembly member phil ting has new legislation on the table to discourage companies from bidding. if passed, the state would require the country's top two pension funds to liquidate any investments in the companies involved. a new poll find lieutenant governor gavin newsom has the early edge in the 2018 governor's race in california. the poll by uc-berkeley's institute of governmental studies 28% of registered voters favored newsom. 18% would choose john cox. a republican venture capitalist from san diego county. and former l.a. mayor antonio villa goes sa got 11%. state treasurer john chiang 8%. the poll's director says name recognition may be contributing to newsom's lead in the early stage. the newsom campaign says it has received an endorsement from san francisco mayor ed lee. state lawmakers have approved an audit of the registrar of voters office in santa clara county. assemblyman evan low from campbell requested the probe saying there had been a lot of problems with election results since 2010. he particularly is concerned about the ballot counting process. he says it's not uncommon for administrative mistakes to be made but the frequency of these mistakes is of concern. the audit should take about 5 months. to more bay area headlines now. palo alto's city council is supporting a property owner who intends to raze tree homes in order to build one with a basement. council voted to approve the proposal which involves knocking down three homes on california avenue. several neighbors appealed to the council saying too much water would have to be removed from the soil as the basements in those homes were excavated. bay area travelers can now get to copenhagen, denmark, nonstop from oakland starting earlier this week on norwegian air with two outbound and two inbound flights weekly. oakland is the only bay area airport with nonstop service to all three scandinavian capitals. they will begin service to barcelona in june. if you live in the bay area chances are you may not stay. a new survey shows our high cost of living is driving people out. >> kpix 5's maria medina is live in campbell with the county's topping the list. >> reporter: good morning, guys. out of all the bay area counties it is santa clara county home of silicon valley and some of the most expensive homes in the bay area that tops the list of the most people wanting to move. so exactly why are they wanting to pack their bags? well, here are some of the top reasons. cost of living, traffic problems, housing problems, and homelessness. and the people wanting to leave the most according to the survey are millennials. now, the survey also found that optimism overall is also down compared to three years ago when half of the people surveyed believed the bay area was going in the right direction. the bay area council is the one behind this survey of 1,000 people and they said with all these people leaving, they believe that it could hurt our economy. live in campbell, maria medina, kpix 5. >> so did the survey say who is likely to stay in the bay area the most? >> reporter: it did. it said that homeowners versus renters are likely to stay as well as people who have lived here longer than people who have just moved here. back to you. >> thank you. time now 6:40. ♪[ music ] >> overnight severe weather sweeping through parts of the south. next, a look at the flood and wind damage that's left behind. >> plus, amazon's ceo now the second richest person in the world. how much jeff bezos is worth. that's still ahead. >> and the market just opened up about 10 minutes ago. not much change. dow down about 1. coming up we'll get an update from kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. ,, ,, to re-launch and re-land a used falcon-9 rocket booster for the first time. the booster was first fired off.. in april of 2016. today's attempt is highly you. today, spacex will try to relaunch and reland a used falcon 9 rocket booster for the first time. it was first fired in april 2016. today's attempt is highly unusual since usually rocket parts crash into the ocean following a launch and then sink to the bottom. a booster can cost tens of millions of dollars. if today is a success, experts say it could radically lower the cost of launching things into space. spacex tweeted a photos early interventionier this week showing the static fire test was completed and today is the launch date. amazon's ceo has just been ranked the second richest man in the world. jeff bezos has taken warren buffett's spot on bloomberg's billionaires index. it comes after he added $1.5 billion to his net worth following amazon's gain of $9 billion in market value during yesterday's trading. >> i wish he were my uncle. >> just give you, you know .0001%. you would still be really rich. >> i would be okay. [ laughter ] good news on the job front as the latest unemployment report is released and a rough day for "lululemon." >> for that and more, here's kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. >> reporter: good morning. some economic news flowing in today. good news on the job front of the the labor department says first time unemployment claims down 3,000 to 255,000. this after a big surge the prior week. we see very strong job gains so far in 2017 and the unemployment rate is down to 4.7%. also the commerce department revised economic growth for the 4th quarter a little higher. initially it came in at 1.9%, pegged now at 2.1% thanks to stronger consumer spending. still a fairly weak number and overall for 2016, economic growth was that was the weakest performance in five years. yoga apparel maker "lululemon" is getting hammered today. the company reported earnings that disappointed investors and they are down 15%. the number of wall street analysts have cut their stock ratings for the company on weaker sales ahead. the dow up by 4. nasdaq up 5. s&p flat. back to you. >> thank you jason brooks from kcbs radio. time now 6:46. let's get a check of traffic and weather with roqui and roberta. >> let's check 880 we have a problem there for you but first, a live look at 880 northbound towards the maze. looking good, right? but southbound is where the problem is. let's check the accident southbound 880 before 92. it's a solo car crash blocking a couple of lanes out there so you're at 22 miles per hour and most of the slowing is between "a" street and tennyson. so highway 92 from southbound southbound, give yourself extra time to get through there. and, of course, heading into the peninsula give yourself extra time to get through there. from hayward to foster city, there's going to be 25 minutes. high winds across the span. so make sure you're prepared to drive safely throughout the bay today. here's a look at contra costa county 16 miles per hour from pittsburg to concord very slow there and then down in pleasanton we have a crash southbound 680 after highway 84 that's niles canyon road a three-car crash blocking a lane and causing speeds to 40 miles per hour so not too bad in the area. but just keep in mind there are crews on scene. all right. how's the south bay looking? good unless you're on northbound 101 heading into san jose. you're moving at 22 miles per hour. and then up to 40 past that 280/680 split. then mass transit, bart, ace train, muni and caltrain all on time. >> no need for the umbrella. morning, everybody! 6:48. we had some light showers scattered across the bay area while you were asleep this morning now just a smattering of precipitation near mount umunum. otherwise precipitation is drying up. it's heading out of here and that's what we're revealing now. we have the clear skies looking out towards the bay bridge. temperature-wise we are into the 50s from santa rosa at 51 to oakland at 58 degrees. the winds have been very problem matt thick morning all associated with this -- problematic this morning all associated with this cold front passing through the bay area 29- mile-per-hour winds in oakland 16 in san francisco. sfo at 25. 15 napa and santa rosa flatter winds at the delta but we have a high wind advisory in place for today and tomorrow until high noon for most of the bay area with some of these winds up to 30 miles per hour. winds are ushering around the pollen, alder ash juniper the main culprit for the allergies. rough day today even worse over the weekend. satellite-radar disturbance is passing out due east high pressure quickly filling back in. end result is we'll have sunshine in monterey breezy at 60. mid-60s ukiah. high sierra 41 degrees. right now rain at lake level. but snow at the crest up to 3 to 4." meanwhile, lots of sunshine at 43 on friday. sugar bowl no new snow there as of yet. kirkwood has some high snow at the crest. but that's about it. and then squaw valley perfect conditions all weekend long. if you are heading to the high sierra, no need for the chains this weekend. 64 degrees in pacifica down from nearly 70 yesterday from but again, blustery winds to 30. 70 in san rafael for one of the outside numbers. warmer weather on your friday. epic on saturday. slightly cooler on sunday. mild weather each day through wednesday. it is the battle of the bay. it is menaea on the mound for the good guys, we have cueto on the mound for the other good guys. lots of sunshine and breezy conditions at 60 degrees. either one of you guys going to the series? [ pause ] >> no. no. >> we can't go. >> i got tickets for friday. >> i'll read about it, though. >> friday. >> really? >> mm-hm. >> okay. is that an invite? >> i'm going to take that as an invitation. >> taking my son. [ laughter ] >> oh, okay. >> all right. a live look now from the sierra where we are going to get a better picture of the state's water resources in just a few hours. water officials will conduct the latest snow survey and measure water content. early indications are good with the snowpack at 164% of normal earlier this week. thousands have been forced from their homes after severe storms wreaked havoc in louisiana. nearly a foot of rain fell in some areas leading to flash flooding and road closures. if the rain wasn't bad enough, powerful gusts of winds knocked overpower lines and trees leaving many homes and businesses in the dark. scattered thunderstorms are expected to continue today in the state bringing along more heavy rain. time now for a look at what's coming up later on "cbs this morning." charlie rose joins us from new york. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. ahead, paul ryan's first extended interview since the healthcare plan failed. norah talks with him about that. the investigation into russian and why president trump was recently apologetic tooth speaker. plus, we are in a chopper over columbus, ohio with a look at the state's plans to improve traffic. why some people think a slower speed limit during rush hour could actually get people home faster. and this, academy of country music award nominee keith urban shares his long road from shy kid from a failure to country superstar. that and more. see you at 7:00. >> we may have to look into that, as well. trying to maybe reducing the speed limit here in the bay area because we deal with a lot of traffic here in the bay area. >> whatever you can do to make things better in terms of traffic seems good. we have huge, huge issues here in terms of not only because of the president now, from new york city, but also, you know, the rise of so many different car companies. >> absolutely. all right all that matters coming up at the top of the hour "cbs this morning" starts at 7:00. showing support for mayor libby schaaf. who is coming to her defense following the raiders decision to relocate to las vegas? >> reporter: and it could soon cost more to drive in california. the governor's proposal to raise the gas tax next. ,, ,,,, k;,t i'm anne makovec live in concord where the governor is set to announce a new proposal to raise the cost of driving a car in california to help pay for our crumbling roads. it would be a 43% increase in the gas tax boosting it by 12 cents. vehicle fees would go up $48 based on value of the car, electric cars up $100 a year because they don't pay any gas taxes. all this to generate $5 billion annually for road repairs. the governor needs a two-thirds majority in both houses to pass. it's doable but since most republicans are not on board, he needs almost every democrat to support it and he wants this vote taken within one week by april 6. time now 6:57. it's time for your "final 5." >> today the senate intelligence committee will hold its first public hearing as it investigates russian interference in the 2016 u.s. election. senators promise a focused comprehensive and bipartisan investigation. today's hearing comes as democrats continue their call for republican chairman devin nunes to step down accusing him of protecting the white house. a federal judge in hawaii has granted the state's request for a longer term halt of the revised travel ban executive order. the next step for the trump administration would be to appeal to the ninth u.s. circuit court of appeal which is located in san francisco. right now, san francisco police are searching for a shooter wanted for injuring two people and killing one woman. the shooting happened at broad street and plymouth avenue just before 11 a.m. yesterday. police haven't released any information on who they might be looking for. today in moraga a stretch of road closed for more than 8 months for landslide repairs opens up to traffic. rheem boulevard between fernwood and via barcelona is closed since last year. at 6 p.m. there will be a ribbon-cutting ceremony to open the road. oakland mayor is getting support from new york. mayor bill de blasio took to twitter to blast the raiders' decision to move to las vegas and praised mayor schaaf for taking what he calls a courageous stand against a greedy owner. all right. thanks, guys. it is now 6:58. let's check traffic. starting in richmond, westbound 80 before el portal drive there's a three-car crash off to the shoulder but causing slowdowns. you're at 30 miles per hour down to the maze here's a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza, heading to downtown san francisco expect high winds and a 20-minute drive. roberta, i'll send it to you. >> thank you, roqui. we are looking at our live weather camera and we do at this particular time have the skies clearing after a smattering of rain showers earlier this morning. temperature-wise, 50 to 58 degrees. winds are the other side of the story. they blow out of the northwest at 30 so most of the bay area has a high wind advisory in effect. currently, temperatures are in the 50s. later today cooler than yesterday and brisk with those winds. 64 to 70. warmer and sunnier on friday, check out the weekend. we have sunshine from start to finish. >> that looks great. >> yay! >> thanks for watching. ♪[ music ] good morning to our viewers in the west. it is thursday, march 30th, 2017. welcome to "cbs this morning." the senate intelligence committee vows a bipartisan investigation of trump campaign ties to russia. meanwhile the house investigation is mired in controvesy. new revelations that russia paid more than 1,000 hackers to create fake news about hillary clinton. plus house speaker paul ryan first extended interview since pulling the health care bill. he tells us what's next on tax reform and the possibility of a government shutdown. and country music star keith urban opens up about beating addictionship, working with rap star pit bull and getting inspiration from his lov

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