the new push for the state to open an investigation into the company's "autopilot" system. "to keep on winning, you have to vote republ ident trump hits the the new push for the state to open an investigation into tesla's autonomous system after several crashes. >> to keep on winning, you have to vote republican in november. >> president trump hits the campaign trail. the hot button issues he talked about during the hour- long rally. >> and when a judge is expecting to release documents detail an arrest warrant in the golden state killer case. >> good morning, it is wednesday, may 30th. i'm michelle griego. >> and i'm kenny choi. it is 6:00. we'll check weather in just a bit. temperatures dropping. but first, a traffic alert. >> things are heating up on the roads. we have a traffic alert along southbound 680. this is as you approach 580. this is due to a big rig crash this morning and right now has

the three right lanes closed. you can see that backup that is just growing by the minute. right no it's backed up to about bollinger canyon road. chwas hoping to have all lanes reopened by the6:00 hour. but, of course, that's a sliding scale. they are working on clearing all of that debris and getting all of that fuel absorbed in the road there. you will need to give yourself some extra time. cruising speed through the stretch right now around 35 -- slowing down to 15 miles an hour actually. the 580 approach towards the maze, looking good, nice and light over at the maze. you can see it's starting to reach the foot of the maze there with the backup. of course the metering lights are on and your drive times are in the red, 25 minutes into san francisco. let's check in with neda on the forecast. taking a look at our

"salesforce tower" camera, this view showing cloud coverage is hovering around the beaches. this is facing west. let's show you the sunlight, as well. we saw the moon in the last shot. here's a look at the sun. some areas you're waking up to clear conditions but it's cool all around. we also if you notice that ripple in the water noticing those winds are getting strong. here's the view at ocean beach so yeah the low clouds hanging around the coast, affecting visibility for some of you folks if you are driving anywhere near the water. your headlines include this. a dramatic drop in our temperatures for today. it's all because of those west winds. that onshore breeze bringing in the coastal cool air. temperatures on the water chilly and yes it's going to push the chilly air to us. we'll warm up in time of the weekend. for the next couple of days, a lot different than what we just experienced the past few days. concord wind gusts kicking into 31 miles per hour just moments ago through the hills in antioch, beyond fairfield, it's breezy but a lot calmer

for the north bay and this is all affecting temperatures from the 90s yesterday for inland areas down to the 70s. recent accidents are prompting some to call for an investigation of the tesla autopilot system. jessica flores reports. >> reporter: good morning, michelle. these complaints come just as tesla is under fire for a series of crashes. these groups say that tesla is excessively advertising their autopilot feature making it seem as if the autopilot feature is safer than it really is. they are filing a complaint with ftc and dmv wanting state and federal regulators to get involved. the complaint says that tesla marketing and elon musk statements make it appear as if the vehicles are capable of self-driving even though manuals say that drivers must keep their hands on the wheel and maintain control of the car even in autopilot mode and tesla has been under scrutiny following a series of crashes.

the latest in laguna beach where a model s ran into a police officer's car that was parked. that officer was not inside at the time. the driver of the tesla walked away with minor injuries. but back in march, an apple engineer was killed when his model s crashed into a barrier on 101 in mountain view. in utah another crash involving a tesla on autopilot. that woman was looking at her phone. the company said: it doesn't make the car impervious to all accidents. federal investigators are looking into that crash in mountain view. it's unclear if the ftc or the dmv will take up the complaints but later on today in los angeles there will be a press conference to announce that they are filing a complaint with the dmv. reporting here in fremont, i'm jessica flores, kpix 5 . presidentrumhit in nashvill yesterday and touched on a few hot button issues and blamed

democrats for immigration problems in the state. kpix 5's jackie ward joins us now with new details on the president's statements. >> reporter: we're focusing on the november midterm elections already. reporter: president trump was campaigning for republican congresswoman marsha blackburn who is facing a democrat in the upcoming election. he focused on immigration and what the democrats are doing wrong. republicans have a two-seat majority in the senate making this race in tennessee critical for both parties. the border wall and ending illegal immigration are issues that helped the president win the election. now president trump is using that same theme to persuade voters to choose the republican candidate. laws. our laws are the worst laws of any country, anywhere in the world. catch and release, you ever hear? you catch, you take their name and then you release. so great. wonderful. they're supposed to show up to a court. there's only one problem. they never show up." president trump is also blaming democrats for the reason there's >> we got to have a change in our laws. our laws are the worst laws of any country anywhere in the world! catch and release! you catch, you take their name and you release. oh, great. wonderful.

>> bao! >> they are supposed to show up to court! there's only one problem they never show up. >> boo! >> reporter: president trump is also blaming democrats for the reason there's been a spike in children entering the u.s. illegally. over the weekend he tweeted that pressure needed to be put on the democrats to end a horrible law that separates children from their parents once they cross the border. homeland security ordered the prosecution of anyone caught crossing the border illegally. once in custody they are separated from any children with them because minors can't be held in adult jails. several cities and counties are weighing in on a federal lawsuit against california over its sanctuary policies. ahead of the june 5th primary, brad jones a political science professor at uc-davis tells the "sacramento bee" that it might be a bad idea for republican candidates to focus on this issue. he warns that that strategy could backfire. at least 40 city councils and 10 county boards of supervisors have expressed disapproval for the state's

law in public meetings. the sanctuary law limits police cooperation with federal i.c.e. agents. california is one step closer to raising the age for buying rifles and shotguns from 18 to 21. a new bill passed by the senate would alsobar people from buying more than one long gun each month. the topic has been frequently debated nationwide after a florida high school shooting that killed 17 people. walmart and dick's sporting goods announced age limits on gun sales. a judge in the golden state killer case will make a decision whether to release documents in a few days. joseph deangelo's accused of killing at least 12 and raping some 50 victims in the '70s and '80s. his attorney says his client's right to a fair trial is at stake. the judge says he is reviewing the more than 70 pages of documents including warrants and will have his final decision by tomorrow. the "sacramento bee" reports he is planning to release some of the information on friday. new video showing lava spewing into the sky from

hawaii's kilauea volcano. homeowners look fog evacuate are running out of -- looking to evacuate are running out of escape routes. lava has crossed a highway that connects the commercial center of the town of pahoa with leilani estates. hundreds of evacuees are in shelters, tents in parking lots. 41 homes have been destroyed and the lava is not slowing down. ellicott city, maryland is cleaning up after a major flood. much of the area devastated by a 2016 flood was washed away again this week. business owners are planning the flex moves after assessing damages. authorities have confirmed one death linked to the floods. a lawsuit from an environmental group hoping to drain the hetch hetchy reservoir goes back to court today. anne makovec reports from san francisco where city officials are fighting against the idea. anne. >> reporter: i'm here at the sunset reservoir part of the

system that serves the entire bay area. there is a push now to drain the hetch hetchy river and it is going to the court of appeals --or the reservoir, rather, and it is going to the court of appeals this morning. the appeal driven by a group of environmentalists who have been fighting for years to drain the reservoir, which is is in the yosemite national park. for park. it is a 117-billion gallon reservoir that they want to restore to a valley. >> it was designed in the 19th century that's damaging to the environment. >> reporter: it is the main water source for some 2.5 million bay area residents in san francisco, san mateo, santa clara and alameda counties. coming up with an alternative to that water source wouldn't be cheap.

estimates have it costing about $10 billion when it comes to a new water source and storage. >> this has been a long- standing rift. it's been a subject of several court battles and a ballot measure in 2012 which voters overwhelmingly rejected. the city of san francisco owns this system and they are going to continue to vehemently fight this battle in court. back to you. time now 6:10. the major funding gap muni is facing as it looks to improve conditions for bikers and pedestrians. >> and the major backup that we are tracking all due to an earlier crash involving a big rig plus another crash in that same area. we'll have all the details and those travel times coming up. >> and noticing that marine layer getting thicken and thicker by the minute. we are also seeing those west winds really starting to pick up and a cooldown in our temperatures. we have a lot coming up in your weather forecast. >> plus in our tech report,

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retailers can apply now deliveries. retailers can apply now through july 5th for the licenses to operate. last year, the board of supervisor they are opening the door wider to allow pot deliveries. retailers can apply through july fifth for the licenses to operate. last year the board of supervisors approved the businesses. county won't assess a local sales tax but retailers are required to collect state sales taxes. home prices continue to rise across the nation and officials saying that it's showing no signs of slowing down. >> according to a new report, home prices continue to rise every year. seattle topped the list of price increases nationally. las vegas came in second. and san francisco came in third with more than 11% increase year-over-year. analysts expect home buyers

will face an incredibly competitive market this spring and summer. muni is facing a funding gap. the sfmta has identified a $22 billion funding gap. the effect of muni's financial struggles made be widespread. according to the american public transportation association, muni's billion- dollar backlog cost businesses $2.9 billion in wages and san francisco's economy $9 billion. >> looking at the traffic cams it seems like mass transit is the way to go this morning. >> absolutely. and right now, everything is running on time. so yes, definitely consider using mass transit this morning because we are tracking two incidents big one on 680. is this part of your commute? you better leave early if it is. this is southbound 680 approaching 580. an earlier accident with a big rig left a fuel spill shutting down three right lanes and traffic is backed up to pollinger canyon road at this point. and as you can see, that's

right before that transition for folks trying to get onto 580 so we have very little time to get to the merge the rit laneand make your way to the nnector ramp. this is going to impact your ride. it's about 22 minutes southbound between 24 and 580. that's adding on some time and it's likely to get worse depending on the ride. consider an alternate. 880 is starting to see those slowdowns, as well. this is just north of alcosta boulevard. just crawling along making their approach towards the scene. we had another crash in our area. it's not blocking lanes but it's over in the center divide. certainly not helping the matter.

neda has the forecast. look at the "salesforce tower" now. this cloud coverage facing west, it's more thick over the past few minutes and it's getting -- causing low visibility right there along the coastline. we'll have an onshore breeze. temperatures are cooler this morning. 51 degrees in livermore winds starting to pick up around the beaches so haven't seen anyone go out for the morning walk this morning at ocean beach. it's still early but also visibility will be low along

the coast you may see a little drizzle. half moon bay down to three miles. oakland airport around 4. visibility dropping. so check your flights. of course they can have trouble with the low clouds. west winds is at sfo, 18 miles an hour, oakland/berkeley, downtown something up to 17. gusts up to 30 miles an hour noticing stronger gusts across the hills. futurecast showing winds will pick up speed by this afternoon. 5:00 through 8, 9:00, you will see strong breezy conditions and that's going to bring in that marine layer yet again tonight. and again tomorrow morning. so you may wake up to drizzle tomorrow morning. there's a wind advisory in effect for parts of san joaquin valley. so not necessarily in our area but it's a sign of the gusts that are going to be intense. lake wind advisory for lake

tahoe area. they could see wave heights up to 3 feet because this low now dipped further south. a cooldown in our temperatures, we won't see 80 today. yesterday from the 90s inland. now dropping about 20 degrees to the 70s d 60s. tomorrow staying cool. friday warming up and then finally above average for the weekend. apple's "homepod" speakers is launching in canada, france and germany next month ahead of the june 18th release date, enabling all devices with languages from those three countries. no word on how much the devices will cost. currently they sell for $349 here in the u.s. after alexa inadvertently recorded and sent out a private conversation of a family in portland, some users may be wondering how you can find out exactly what the virtual assistant is listening to. amazon says its echo device listens and records after you

use its wake word, alexa. all recent recordings are available on amazon's alexa app. so after you open the app, click the menu on the left side, pick settings and scroll down to your history. you can then delete any recordings you want to remove. snapchat is reportedly working on a new platform called snap kit. it would let other apps offer a log-in with snapchat option. similar to one facebook already offers. it's unclear when the social media giant plans to launch the new platform. two giants pitchers are knocked out of the game with injuries and the a's had the leather if --that's a big if, if the ball stayed in the park. we'll explain coming up. my name is tony thurmond. education isn't the goal, - it's the gateway. hold the key... to every child's opportunity. we reject trump's attacks on our public schools. and invest in the teachers dreamers. modernize our curriculum and empower educators to teach beyond the test because creativity and critical thinking are as important as facts and figures. i'm tony thurmond the work starts now. state superintendent.

when the worst oil spill hit san francisco, first responders went to work. and mayor gavin newsom, he went to hawaii. man: newsome left the day after the spill for a four-day vacation in hawaii. the same gavin who said his job as lieutenant governor was so dull, he only showed up for work at the state capitol one day a week, tops. gavin's not gonna work as governor.

madison bumgarner is scheduled to make his season debut june 5th against the diamondbacks. jeff samardzija left with a tight shoulder. derek rodriguez making his debut. he is the son of all of fame catcher ivan rodriguez. his first career strikeout. 4th inning giants down 4-0, arenado to right, another run scores. then the 5th inning rodriguez took a comebacker off the shin. they took him out of the game. but he said in the locker room, he would be fine. he shouldn't lose any time. giants lose 11-4. a's versus rays. check out carlos gomez needed sunglasses so went to the fans and borrowed a pair from a fan. top of the 3rd, daniel gossett on the mound, batter goes deep. next batter wilson ramos crushes a home run. the rays go back to back to

back. and the a's lose 4-3. tennis, french open, serena williams in the first grand slam since being a mother last year. she is unseeded it the french open. she rallied to win a first set tie break and took the second set 6-4 to beat cristina pliskova in straight sets. that's it. game one nba finals tomorrow. warriors and cavs, andre iguodala no word on his availability yet getting a second opinion on that injury. i'm dennis o'donnell. see you tonight. warriors facing the cleveland cavaliers. now, a football player is getting a lot of attention... as a result. >> the nba finals begin in oakland tomorrow with the golden state warriors facing the cleveland cavaliers and now a football player is giving them a lot of attention as a result. here's why. cornerback demaryius randall posted this on twitter. if the cleveland cavaliers win the 2018 nba finals i'll buy everyone who retweets this a

jersey. that could get expensive. randall used to play for packers but was traded to the cleveland browns. here's a peculiar play of the day from major league baseball. houston taking on the yankees in the bronx . >> 2-2, right back to sanchez, fires to third. got him! he worked on that in spring training, paul. >> sure they did. great for the yankees! >> worked perfectly . michael kay with the call. gary sanchez with the quick reaction and the strong throw to third for the out. yankees beat the astros 6-5 in 10 innings. pologize follo he tweet that got her show canceled. now we are hearing from the woman she targeted. it is 6:26. actress roseann barr continues to apologize following the tweet that got her show canceled. >> president trump is drumming up support for all gop candidates facing midterm elections in november. he is using the campaign as an opportunity to focus on immigration.

gridlock. how you can avoid the delays. now at 6:30, a live look at this mess on the freeway. a semi truck spills fuel on a bay area interstate causing major gridlock. how you can avoid the delays. >> plus, another tesla crash is raising some concerns. the investigation that could soon follow into the company's autopilot system. >> and a bay area sheriff goes on the defensive about his department's cooperation with i.c.e. agents. >> but first, this morning the spotlight is once again on tesla and its auto pilot system after a big accident. it's wednesday, may 30th. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. kpix 5's jessica flores joins

us live from outside tesla's manufacturing plant in fremont. jessica. >> reporter: kenny, michelle, two consumer advocacy groups want the ftc and the dmv to crack down on tesla. they say tesla's advertising is deceptive because they say the company makes it seem as if the autopilot feature is safer than it is. they say statements from elon the vehies are capable of self-driving. now, tesla manuals say that drivers must keep their nd on the wheels and maintain control of the car even in autopilot mode. this complaint comes as tesla has been under scrutiny following a series of autopilot crashes. the latest in laguna beach where a model s ran into a police officer's car that was parked. the officer was not inside at the time. the driver of the tesla walked away with minor injuries. in march an apple engineer was killed when his model s crashed into a barrier on 101 in mountain view. the company had this to say: "tesla has always been clear that autopilot doesn't make the car impervious to all accidents."

federal investigators are looking into the mountain view crash. it's unclear if the ftc will investigate those advertising claims but today those two groups will be in los angeles. they say this week they are filing that complaint with the dmv. reporting live here in fremont, i'm jessica flores, kpix 5 we'll get another check of traffic and weather. jaclyn is tracking that massive build-up on 680 because of a fuel spill. >> that's right. this has been going on -- this accident happened just before 2:15 a.m. two right lanes are now closed. we are showing some progress but still big delays. this is southbound 680 approaching 580 just before that dublin-pleasanton interchange so a lot of folks having to move to the left

lanes and get back to the right lanes to get onto 580 if that's what they are trying to do. you're going to need to give yourself extra time. chp hasn't given us a time of re-opening of the remaining two lanes. this is definitely causing a big backup. we can see traffic backed up beyond bollinger canyon at this point. if you you typically travel this route southbound 680 and you are planning on getting onto westbound 580, do yourself a favor. you can always take crow canyon and that will connect you down into castro valley. it may be a little bit longer of a route but you won't be just sitting still or at a crawl along southbound 680. right now our travel times in the red, about 22 minutes from highway 24 down towards 580 there. but that time continues to climb so again, if you know someone who travels this route give them a call let them know to avoid it. this is a live look just north of alcosta boulevard and this is the southbound direction and you see it slowly coming to a cross as they are approaching the scene of that

earlier crash. we also had another crash in that same area. that's been cleared over to the center divide. but definitely, not a good spot for drivers on 680 this morning. further south, just 580 there down to 84 we are in the yellow starting to show the usual crowds developing. 880 a lot of folks heading over to that freeway now in the yellow about. it's the kind of morning where the wind is pushing the cloud coverage in and out of those low-lying valleys and around the bay. moments ago you could barely see the golden gate bridge. now it's gone again. palace of fine arts there at the bottom of your screen. so we are starting to see those winds really push the clouds around. clouds hanging over berkeley,

as well. the clouds are hanging. low cloud coverage causing visibility issues and it's cooler out there. this morning, those west winds are impacting all of us. 51 in san francisco. 48 in in santa rosa. i'll talk more about the winds, the marine layer and our cooldown in a bit. roseanne barr is continuing to apologize. she compared valley jarrett to an ape. she wrote, quote, "muslim brotherhood" and "planet of the apes" had a baby equals vj. hours later, disney pulled the plug on her show. jarrett responded. >> tone starts at the top. >> barr took to twitter overnight to explain her recent actions: morial day too-i w farâ" president trump is turning up the vo peaking out on immigration issues.. this time in nashville ee..

he tou ssues and took j meanwhile, president trump is turning up the volume speaking out on immigration issues again. this time in nashville, tennesee. he touched on hot button issues and took jabs at a familiar target, democrats. jackie ward has more. reporter: he did it all in a familiar tone. it was very reminiscent of the days president trump was on the campaign trail for himself, a lot of talk about the wall and ending illegal immigration. he is stumping for marsha blackburn who hopes to replace bob corker. dresden is making it a tight race. with the republicans holding a slim two-seat majority, every election in the midterms is critical. so president trump is using what helped him win in hopes of drumming up support for blackburn. in a rally for tennessee he renewed his call on mexico to pay for the border wall. >> they are going to pay for the wall and they're going to enjoy it okay? >> reporter: mexican president said no.

mexico will never pay for a wall, not now, not ever. president trump also talked about ms-13 gang members and blamed democrats for being soft on illegal immigration. u.s. and north korean officials are now moving ahead to prepare for the on-again, off-again summit on june 12th but neither side will say that that meeting will actually happen yet. a top north korean official will meet with some u.s. counterparts in new york. questions remain about whether north korea is committed to denuclearization of the korean peninsula. officials say the country isn't planning to give up nuclear weapons. missouri lieutenant governor mike parson will be sworn in friday as the state's new governor. this after the state's current governor, eric greitens, announced his resignation. the 44-year-old republican had been facing potential impeachment over an extramarital affair as well as misuse of a charity donor list. back in the golden stated,

new sexual harassment policies are in the works at the capital. >> california lawmakers pledged last week to present new policies by the end of next month. this comes eight months after several women in sacramento published an open letter detailing inappropriate behavior by men in state politics. the letter was signed by more than 140 women. questions are being raised over whether marin county sheriff is cooperating with federal immigration agents. back in januar state legislators passed a law limi local law enforcement's ability to cooperate with i.c.e. that includes giving i.c.e. information on inmate release dates. yesterday, marin county sheriff robert doyle said i.c.e. took 65 to 67 former marin county inmates into custody in the last year. he said, if you read the law it clearly says that we can only give i.c.e., um, we can only give to ice that which we give the public. it's not quite a loophole. it's really clear quite

frankly. i think if the author hadn't agreed to that the governor would have vetoed the bill. in the wake of the deadly wine country wildfires, the state senate is passing a key insurance bill. it was authored by state senator bill dodd of napa. the bill guarantees up to three years of coverage for living expenses for victims of declared disasters such as the october wildfires. it also ensures that insurance companies provide victims with policy renewals for at least two years. the legislation now heads to governor jerry brown's desk. new video shows crews working to put out a small grass fire in san francisco. the fire started just about an hour ago on a hillside next to 280 at alemany. crews evacuated residents in the 600 block of sweeney street in indicates fire spread. that did not happen. and no injuries were reported. a long running environmental battle heads back to court today. kpix 5's anne makovec reports. she reports on a lawsuit

hoping to drain the hetch hetchy reservoir. >> reporter: this reservoir in the sunset is one could go in the wheel that is a huge part of the water supply for the bay area. it all comes from the hetch hetchy. and that is what environmentalists want to drain. that push is in front of an appeals court this morning. the appeal driven by a group of environmentalists who have been fighting for years to drain the reservoir which is located in yosemite national park. it is 117 billion gallons in the reservoir now. it's been there for almost 100 years since 1920s and a group wants it to be turned back in a valley but this is the main water some for millions of bay area residents. in san francisco, san mateo, santa clara, and alameda county residents. coming with an alternative water supply is not going to be cheap. quotes are around $10 billion for a new source of water and storage for that. so the city of san francisco,

which owns the hetch hetchy reservoir, is fighting against this. it's already gone through several lawsuits and an appeal to voters. a ballot measure in 2012, voters voted it down. so we'll see what the court of appeals says. they are hearing it this morning in fresno. anne makevoc, kpix 5. the mandatory evacuations under way right now after a landslide threatens to break open a major dam in north carolina. >> plus, a new emergency button uber is adding to its app and how it works. >> and the stock market just opened up. let's check it. radio's financial reporter jason brooks. right now: thousands of peopl coming up an update from kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks.

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tuck turned around struggling schools, raising graduation rates over 60%. marshall tuck for state superintendent. marshall tuck. when the worst oil spill hit san francisco, first responders went to work. and mayor gavin newsom, he went to hawaii. man: newsome left the day after the spill for a four-day vacation in hawaii. the same gavin who said his job as lieutenant governor was so dull,

he only showed up for work at the state capitol one day a week, tops. gavin's not gonna work as governor. forced to evacuate in north carolina... because a landslide is compromising the integrity of a major dam. lake tahoma dam is in the right now, thousands of people are being forced to evacuate in north carolina because a landslide is compromising the integrity of a major dam. lake tahoma dam is in the mountains in the western part

of the state. heavy rain in the area has caused flooding and mudslides and more rain is expected today. schools in the region are closed. hurricane maria may have been more devastating to puerto rico than officials initially thought. a harvard university study just released says more than 4600 people died. puerto rican authorities say it was 64. the hurricane hit the island on september 20th and devastated communities and infrastructure there leaving millions without electricity for months. time now for a look at what's coming up later on "cbs this morning." john dickerson joins us now from new york with more. >> reporter: good morning. ahead, the overnight reaction from roseann barr after her show was canceled following her racist tweet. >> the death toll from hurricane maria could exceed 4,000. >> also carter evans is in

front of a hawaii fissure blasting lava 200 feet in the area and has a warning called pelee's hair, a new volcanoic hazard. delta's ceo will be here in studio 57 with us plus the eye- opener, your world in 90 seconds. we'll see you at 7:00. the spotlight is again on facebook related to its cambridge analytica data problems. facebook temporarily stopped its investigation while the uk conducted its own probe. cambridge analytica which was hired by president trump's presidential campaign in 2016 allegedly collected and used the personal data of up to 87 million facebook users without their permission. uber is adding a new safety feature to its apps in the united states an emergency button. the panic button is part of the campaign to curb violence by drivers. the emergency button will call 911 and share the customer

location with the dispatcher. the button is located in a new safety center menu. uber says it gives riders quick access to first responders in case something goes wrong during a trip. american companies are hiring more workers but the economy isn't growing as fast as first thought. here to break it all down is kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. >> reporter: good morning. the commerce department says that 1st quarter economic growth came in at 2.2%, down from its original estimate of 2.3% mainly due to businesses not bulking up their inventories as much. business spending on new equipment, that was up considerably! consumer spending was down a fraction. meanwhile, private sector tracker adp says employers added 178,000 jobs in may. that's a solid gain, the government delivers its jobs report on friday. the unemployment rate right now is 3.9%. the stock market took a big hit yesterday due to

italy's political crisis. the dow was down almost 400. the market is bouncing back a little bit this morning on renewed hopes for a new coalition government in italy. dow is up over 150. nasdaq up 46. s&p up 18. back to you. >> thank you. >> time now 6:48. >> i would be a mess out there if i were driving. the three right lanes were shut down this morning now we are tracking two right lanes closed but still a major impact on southbound 680. here's a live look at the scene after a big rig got in a crash and spilled over 70 gallons of fuel on the road.

crews are working to clean it up. there was another crash in the backup over in the center divide. couple of cars got into it. so please be careful as you make your way heading towards the dublin-pleasanton interchange. it's definitely been a hot spot. the backup stretches to bollinger canyon road. here's a live look at southbound 680 traffic. this is just north of alcosta boulevard and you can see that traffic is just crawling along that stretch. trying to get to westbound 580, just get off at crow canyon. you can always use that frontage road, san ramon, valley road, but definitely avoid southbound 680 if you can or at least give yourself some extra time. also, if you are taking an alternate, give yourself some extra time because a lot of folks are going to have that same idea and those roads will be very crowded. drivers also will have to

be dealing with some strong winds starting to notice those gusts picking up significantly. here's a look right now in fremont. our photographer is out there showing those flags blowing in the wind. so yes, those gusts are picking up around 30 miles per hour. noticing those especially if you are anywhere near the hills across the east bay. that's where it will get intense. you also see the clouds just behind the flags this morning and a lot of clouds are rolling in and out of town. look at this view from san francisco. our "salesforce tower" camera showing those clouds just coming in to the bay and yes, it affects visibility especially down across the water. especially along the coast. you can barely see the golden gate bridge or alcatraz this ocean beach visibility slow, as well. a little bit of drizzle mist in the air. this is our mount vaca camera showing high clouds but also look at this low-lying clouds out there in those valley locations. so you may run into that. let's check in now on that visibility map. half moon bay it's dropped down to 3. check your flights. lower visibility at the airport.

winds are making all the difference this morning. this is why our weather pattern is shifting. we are noticing a west- southwest wind coming through, 18 at sfo, 17 at san francisco but gusts at the hills through berkeley, concord, antioch, livermore, noticing around 30, 35 miles per hour. so those gusts are making a difference in the west direction causing that thick cloud coverage to start to get more intense out there. and it's going to pick up even again around 5:00, 6:00 this afternoon. windier skies expected. so keep that in mind from between 5 to 9 p.m. these gusts could be up to 30 miles per hour. there's a wind advisory for san joaquin valley because they are going to see gusts up to 50 miles per hour. so if you are going there this afternoon, it will be breezy. here's why. this low is hovering off the coast dipping down from the north and that's contributing to our dramatic cooldown. anytime we get an increase in those onshore winds, our

temperatures will be dropping. so we'll notice that this morning. 51 degrees in livermore. 51 in san francisco. 56 in san jose. santa rosa you're in the 40s. look at these temperatures from concord. yesterday you reached 96. today at 69 degrees. quite a dramatic drop from 10 degrees above average to 10 degrees below average. we are going to stay cool today and tomorrow. then friday back to normal and then the weekend we are back to above normal conditions with temperatures almost near 90 degrees yet again. time now 6:52. the new dangers on hawaii's big island as lava spreads and blocks a road for people to get out of town. >> reporter: consumer groups are asking state regulators to crack down on tesla over its autopilot feature. i'll have the details coming right up. maybe you could save energy by

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we good morning, i'm jessica flores live in fremont where tesla is once again under fire. this time, from a pair of consumer advocacy groups that want the dmv to crack down on the company. the group says the advertise something deceptive with the safety of the autopilot feature. the complaint says that tesla marketing and elon musk statements make it appear as if the vehicles are capable of self-driving even though manuals say that drivers must keep their hands on the wheel and maintain control of the car even in autopilot mode and tesla has been under scrutiny following a series of crashes. the latest in laguna beach where a model s ran into a police officer's car that was parked. that officer was not inside at the time. the driver of the tesla walked away with minor injuries. but back in march, an apple engineer was killed when his model x crashed into a barrier on 101 in mountain view. tesla says:

federal investigators are looking into that crash in mountain view. it's unclear if the ftc or the dmv will take up the complaints but later on today in los angeles there will be a press conference to announce that they are filing a complaint with the dmv. reporting here in fremont, i'm jessica flores, kpix 5 . we are following some breaking news out of lexington, kentucky. about a dozen people have been injured in an explosion at a u.p.s. freight hub early this morning. fire crews are on the scene. they say the back of the building appears to be damaged. the blast was felt inside other buildings. time now 6:57. time for your "final 5." this morning, more incredible images of lava spreading in hawaii. >> homeowners looking to evacuate are running out of escape routes. lava crossed a key highway connecting the commercial center of pahoa with leilani estates, where the eruption began about a month ago. 41 homes are destroyed, 10 in the last days. the lava continues. a judge in the golden

state killer case will make a decision whether to release some crucial documents in just a few days. the "sacramento bee" says he is planning to release some of the information on friday. joseph deangelo is accused of killing at least 12 people and raping some 50 victims in the '70s and '80s. roseann barr continues to apologize following the tweet that got her show canceled. she took to twitter comparing president obama's former adviser valley jarrett to an ape. mike parson will be sworn in as state's new governor after missouri governor eric greitens resigned. the 44-year-old was facing impeachment over an affair. a tennessee rally, president trump renewed the call on mexico to pay for the wall. he was stumping for marsha blackburn. the president of mexico says they will not pay for the wall.

give yourself extra time at the dublin-pleasanton interchange. that backup is stretching beyond bollinger canyon road. use crow canyon or san ramon valley as an alternate. cloud cover over "salesforce tower" so this cam looking west showing a soupy mess out there. there's another view east, you can see the clouds getting thicker by the minute throughout the morning. here's the satellite-radar. so yes, we are dealing with the thick marine layer today. we are also dealing with cooler weather and west winds adding to the chill factor. this is what's bringing in all that cooler air. it's going to be cool inland from the 90s to 70s. 60s and 70s is all we'll see today.

>> warmup now cooldown and the fog is back. >> thank you for watching kpix 5 this morning. your next local update is 7:26. "cbs this morning" is next. have a great day. good morning to our viewers in the west. it's wednesday, may 30th, 2018. welcome to "cbs this morning." roseanne barr is blaming ambien for a racest tweet that led to the cancellation of her abc show. the growing fallout. harvard researchers count thousands more who died from hurricane maria in puerto rico. david begnaud is there. >> we are in front of a massive f fissure in hawaii. more homes are destroyed as health officia warnf a new