welcome. i m bob abernethy. it s good to have you with us. amid ongoing tensions in ferguson, missouri, faith leaders continued to pray for peace and call for justice. local clergy have tried to maintain calm after the fatal shooting of an unarmed african-american teenager, michael brown. the shooting sparked two weeks of protests and sometimes violent confrontations with police. interfaith groups have sponsored peaceful marches and prayer vigils in ferguson urging an expedited grand jury hearing as well as long-term changes in police procedures. several churches hosted town hall meetings for community members to air their frustrations. across the nation, many faith groups are holding special services to show their solidarity with ferguson. we ll have more on some of the broader moral issues highlighted by the events there in a few minutes. meanwhile, religious leaders in new york continued to raise concerns about the case of eric garner, a black man, who died last month
oh, my god. and the whiz kid with the words. the wheel of fortune stunner speaks out this morning. how he did it with just two letters to go on and why he thinks he solved it so fast. and good morning, america. happy friday on this first full day of spring. we ve got brand-new video coming in right now on the massive search effort from malaysia, flight 370, went all night long and that search zone in the southern indian ocean so remote. here s how the australian prime minister described it overnight, the most inaccessible spot that you could imagine on the face of the earth. that says a lot right there. five planes and a growing number of ships in that icy stretch of ocean, half way to antarctica. the worry now is that the images seen in these satellite pictures are now several days old. and if that is debris, it could have sunk. let s get right to david kerley with the very latest overnight. good morning, david. reporter: good morning, robin. the planes are in
hold tomorrow and wednesday where much of the bay area surgeon a heat advisory including the south is under a heat advisory including the south bay and oakland, san francisco, inland temperatures hitting triple digits, especially on wednesday, widespread 80s in san francisco starting tomorrow. this will be 15 to 25 degrees above average. we likely will see record highs wednesday, but this really isn t that uncommon for may. as a matter of fact, last may we hit 90 degrees six different times away from the water. we may do it two or three time this week. we ll talk about hot how how hot we re going to get and how long it will last. tonight we re hearing even more from l.a. clippers owner donald sterling. i m not a racist. i ve never been a racist. i ll never be a racist. then he kept talking and he s not doing much to help his case. no, he s not. in an interview that turns bizarre and rambling the l.a. clippers owner made a series of personal attacks on nba great ma
live from the cbs bay area studios this is kpix5 news. paul deanno s in the weather center tonight - paul. paul weather paul weather paul wrap paul wrap tonight we are hearing eveno if you thought today was hot, just wait. we re talking about temperatures topping 100 degrees for some of you. we have to shut off the influence of the entire pacific ocean to get a heatwave around here. that s what this ridge of high pressure will do. it began today but really takes hold tomorrow and wednesday where much of the bay area surgeon a heat advisory including the south is under a heat advisory including the south bay and oakland, san francisco, inland temperatures hitting triple digits, especially on wednesday, widespread 80s in san francisco starting tomorrow. this will be 15 to 25 degrees above average. we likely will see record highs wednesday, but this really isn t that uncommon for may. as a matter of fact, last may we hit 90 degrees six different times away from the water.
department is short staffed. the crime rate is down by about a third over the past year. so far the potential pitfalls of overtime have not hit. my response to that is are you going to wait until something happens. this expert says policing oakland is stressful enough. adding to that workload can become unbearable. in oakland, ryan takeo kpix 5. police union has weighed in. they say another issue is the police administration removes patrol officers to other units to fill vacancies. developing news out of san diego county where strong winds and intense heat are fanning the flames of this fast-moving fire. authorities have issued evacuation orders for more than 20,000 homes. one mobile home has burned. the firework out near a school around 10:00 a.m. and has fire broke out near a school around 10:00. right now, hundreds of firefighters from around the county are responding with the help of helicopters and air tankers. no report of any injuries. no word yet on the caus