attended years ago. he talked about raising the minimum wage, gun control and making a space for people to get ahead. my candidacy for president of the united states of america. and i need you. reporter: at congressman swalwell s rally, he turned to his priorities. i will be the first campaign to make ending gun violence the top priority in my campaign. reporter: he talked about the need for safe schools and communities. the 38-year-old joins a crowded field of democrats but said while they may have better name recognition, he was not discouraged. supporters came early to hear him. i like a fresh new face. i like the fact that he has just got ideas. i like that he will bring up gun control. reporter: he talked of increasing the minuimum wage an student load debt. he took swipes at president trump s policies and said the economy should work for everyone not just the wealthy. homeownership. wages that allow you to save something. health care that can meet your nee
we have increasing clouds on the way and it will be cooler today, much cooler. mostly cloudy and rain will develop. we are getting breaks this morning but this evening it moves in. it warms up this evening. but today, upper 50s and low 60s, way below average for this time of year. it started yesterday after a warm-up on saturday. maybe a little rain towards the north, not a lots. it looks to be high based. if any is falling, it is very light. 40s and 50s on the temperatures. 51 in walnut creek. 48 is popular. seato is in there as well. the front is just now making its move. these are some bad images but you can see the radar, rain will increase sooner than later. there will be okay amounts out of this. a quarter of an inch to a third. possibility of a half an inch russian river north. but one and done. it will be gone by tomorrow. today, increasing clouds and rain later, 50s and 60s. here s sal. you know right now we have traffic that is going to be okay if you are driving
to enjoy themselves on 4/20. a day that brings thousands of people to hippy hill, like ray breed of oakland. just everybody coming together. we all got one thing in common. it s weed. reporter: at golden gate park where the unofficial event goes back years to celebrate cannabis and to smoke out. you get a better high and you get a tastier high. tom will helm had quite a few curious snomokers stopping by where he set up on the hill. they taste so good when you re on the hill. reporter: glass was not supposed to be allowed but people carried bongs and did their own thing. i think it s embracing the legalization of it and medicinal purposes. this year saw more porta-potties, more security, and because it s on the weekend, more people were expected. they were warning people not to buy from random people in the park. last year about a dozen people ate fentanyl laced marijuana edibles and had to be revoo revived with narcan. this year all of our police have been t
we are go take you back in time, jackie robinson, the first african-american player in major league baseball. he broke the color barrier in a sport that had been segregated for more than 50 years. this his ground breaking career was honored and his uniform number 42 was retired from major league baseball. here s more factoids for you. robinson attended ucla, he was the first athlete to letter in four varsity sports, that was baseball, basketball, football and track. he was inducted into the baseball hall of fame back in 1966. a crucial event, not just for baseball but really the american civil rights movement. it s been a great sports weekend, sports history, all of it coming together. you know that tiger won the masters. i found this quote that i wanted to share from robinson: a life is not important except in the impact it has on other lives. that it s never about him, it s about what i m doing for others out there. it s a great line. i like it with all the pl
sunny day for a group of friends getting ready to graduate from hayward high. hayward high. reporter: that decision came down around 7:00 this evening after four hours of searching. the young man was here with his classmates from hayward high school. they had not been to this beach before. family and friends stood silent and stared at the ocean, praying for a miracle. reporter: janet sylvester s grandson was his best friend and teammate. he had a full-ride scholarship to the university of wyoming. he and other students from hayward high school took a trip to the cove in half moon bay as a last hurrah. last hurrah. one last celebration together as a team. reporter: he was on a boogie board in the water when friends saw him struggling. they tried to rescue him but couldn t reach him. including sylvester s grandson, aj. he was swept into the undertow as well, and he said he felt like he was drowning and just gave up. and someone from the shore grabbed his hand and pull