you know, you go from the delta to the hills. i mean, we're totally snobbish up here even though we didn't have a right to be. i mean, where you just came from, jackson, are you kidding me? you'd have to be paid money to go to jackson from greenville. >> they feel the same way down there about you guys? >> they don't get us because they ain't got no sense of humor. >> so what about the food? has this place changed at all in -- >> no. >> it's been 20 years since i was here last and literally exactly the same. >> not much in the way of capital improvements or time motion study. the system, such as it is, is, well, crazy. eat right here in the kitchen. in the division of labor, the flow of work -- well, i gave up trying to figure it out five minutes in and figured i'll get loaded and eat all this delicious food. the salad thing is famous. hand-tossed in the same wooden bowl for decades. the hot tamales, same as they ever was. >> those tamales are just incredible because they're made with the steak drippings and stuff that you're get

small, got bigger, lurched like a swamp thing out of the mud and moist earth and humid nights of the delta. then it took over the world. so next time some smartass horrified by our ham-fisted foreign policy wonders what good is america, well, you can always pipe up that the blues, rock and roll, r & b, and soul all came out of this place. one state, mississippi. ♪ i took a walk through this beautiful world ♪ ♪ felt the cool rain on my shoulder ♪ ♪ found something good in this beautiful world ♪ ♪ i felt the rain getting colder ♪ ♪ sha la la la la ♪ sha la la la la la ♪ sha la la la la ♪ sha la la la la la la ♪ >>> right now we're in the middle of downtown jackson. parrish street. >> a lot of history. what did it used to be like back in the day? >> the street was packed with folks. folks all over. they had their own restaurants, grocery stores, joints, i mean, everything happened here that happened in jackson for the african-american community. >> the state capital of jackson, mississippi, located along interstate highway 55, just outside what's known as the mississ

that rarely happens, when the delta went dry. but. >> if this water gets to that point then we're going to be reconnecting the river again. with the ocean. >> although it won't restored the kokopa tribe the temporary pulse could revive the delta. >> the pulse flow is an exercise and we are learning a lot, and have leernd lot in the last -- learned a lot in the last four weeks. >> meticulous the course of the flow teams throughout the united states and mexico have been measuring the levels, counting the number of birds return to the area and checking how many trees germinate and so far, the results are promising. >> it's the most controlled river in the world. and then what we're doing here tells a story how we can change a relationship with nature, no? how we can restore it. connecting the river with delta with the sea, i guess it brings hope that we can change our nature. >> it will take years to see if that hope is realized and if this once delicate wet land can come back to life. "america tonight"'s lori jane gliha on how litt

that rarely happens, when the delta went dry. but. >> if this water gets to that point then we're going to be reconnecting the river again. with the ocean. >> although it won't restored the kokopa tribe the temporary pulse could revive the delta. >> the pulse flow is an exercise and we are learning a lot, and have leernd lot in the last -- learned a lot in the last four weeks. >> meticulous the course of the flow teams throughout the united states and mexico have been measuring the levels, counting the number of birds return to the area and checking how many trees germinate and so far, the results are promising. >> it's the most controlled river in the world. and then what we're doing here tells a story how we can change a relationship with nature, no? how we can restore it. connecting the river with delta with the sea, i guess it brings hope that we can change our relationship as humans with nature. >> it will take years to see if that hope is realized and if this once delicate wet land can come back to life. "america tonight"'s

it rarely happens since the delta went dry. they are holding out hope. >> for me, for the water to reach the lower portion of the river. if the water gets to that point, we'll reconnect the river again with the ocean. >>> although it will not restore the tribe, the temporary pulse will revive the delta. >> the pulse flow is an exercise. we will learn a lot and have to learn a lot. >> reporter: throughout the course of the fellow teams have been measuring water levels, counting birds and other mammals that returned to the area and checking how many new frees germ nate. the ruts are promising. >> it's an example of how we over-used nature. it's the most controlled in the world. what we are doing here - it tells a story of how we can change the relationship with nature, how we restore it. and having the connection of the river with delta, with the sea, i guess it brption hope that -- brings hope that we change the relationships of human nature. and if the wetland can come back to life. >>> vision of the delta, that's lori jane gli

into the delta not too bad about 3 miles per hour, 11 into fairfield. throughout the day mostly clear skies looking good over the golden gate right now. temperatures into the 50s. by the afternoon, 80s inland, 70s inside the bay and 60s along the coast. all right. let's check the roads with elizabeth. >>> thank you, lawrence. i want to go out to the eastshore freeway. it is quiet right now as far as the sensors go all green out there but there is some roadwork in both directions this morning westbound and eastbound 80. eastbound between buchanan and willow four left lanes blocked until 5:00 and then powell to university more lanes blocked there. also, that major connector ramp remains shut down through the macarthur maze until 5:00. westbound 580 to eastbound 80. in the meantime, heading to the bay bridge toll plaza, this is what it looks like right now very quiet and then from the incline to the tower various lanes blocked again until 5:00. we'll show you other bridges. a live look at the san mateo bridge, right side of your screen is the commute direc

red flag warnings through the delta and carquinez strait, dry winds and gusty conditions and dry there so fire danger is high. looking nice out over the bay. clear skies temperatures in the 50s. by the afternoon, cool and breezy at the coastline, warmer inland, temperatures in the 80s, mid-80s into antioch and brentwood and lots of 70s inside the bay. that's a look at weather, guys. back to you. >> thank you, lawrence. developing now over in vallejo the search is on for the person who shot and killed a man at a gas station in the east bay. kpix 5's cate caugiran reports. >> reporter: vallejo police believe that the car that one of the victims was in was targeted. it's cleared now but here's the scene earlier. several evidence markers indicate that this will be an extensive investigation. the shooting happened around 9:00 last night at this "five star" station on lincoln road west. investigators say a suspect fired several shots at a car in the parking lot. inside, a 24-year-old man, he later died after being taken to a nearby hospital. >> it's very early in the investigation. we don't

also by the delta with the southwest wind up to 25 miles an hour. the forecasted to calls for temperatures to be cool at the coast with upper 50s to the lower 60s. a few 80s, but there will below 80s around the delta and concord this morning. the cooling trend continues. low clouds and fog this morning. breezy afternoon winds. le will talk about it more this morning. kitty. >> a young girl was shot in the neck. she was playing in her yard after bullets started flying and another man was wounded. police don't know who was the target. it happened yesterday in oakland on 66th avenue near international boulevard. the girl was taken to children's hospital oakland. alan wang has details. >> police say bullets from half a block away pierced this wood fence and struck a young girl playing on the other side. >> i heard a young girl trying. >> juan said he heard 10 or 16 shots and ran to help the girl who was bleeding badly in her front yard. >> how bad was it? >> bad. >> another man halfway down the block was also shot several times but police aren't sure if

. >> reporter: and hundreds of water lovers are spending the holiday weekend out of the delta, where the drought hasn't had the same impact as area lakes. >> the tide level from the ocean is what keeps the water up here. it's not like a lake where they will get the mountain run off. >> reporter: but the changing tide creates other problems. >> the delta through the river here vary greatly. there is a lot of areas here around pittsburg, when the tide changes, you are run aground easily. >> reporter: that is what happened this week. the water rescue team got called out not once, but twice, when boats ran aground. >> they responded to an area with both boats became stranded due to low water. the boats. >> reporter: stranded and the boater wrs trapped and becoming hypothermic. >> reporter: debbie spent her life on the water ways. the newcomers make her nervous. >> i grew up on this water. soy know it. but you have to use depth finders and be safe and have fun. >> reporter: we are back here live at the pittsburg marina. now, if you plan to boat on the delta, you have strongly urged to stu

another way delta is more than just a shower. see what delta can do. >> stephen: that's it for the report, everybody. good >> it's 11:59 and 59 seconds. today!appened on vine ( laughter ) ( applause ) we've all been there.

already at 11-mile-per-hour sustained in san francisco and in through the delta stronger winds actually a red flag warning up there seeing some strong gusty winds this afternoon. and some very low humidity. out over the bay looking nice and clear right now. temperatures generally in the 50s. i think as we head toward the afternoon, sunshine and maybe temperatures just slightly warmer a lot of 70s inside the bay almost 80 degrees in san jose. and 80s in the valleys. let's check the roads with elizabeth. >>> thank you, lawrence. back outace train number one. there was a fire near the tracks in stockton. they had to hold ace train 1 until the fire was out. it is out. and now train 1 is rolling along but they are 15 minutes late. vta is also back on track. there was a power failure last night affecting some light rain. everything is back to normal this morning. and bart systemwide is on time ferries, never had any issues. so everything is good to go for the start of this morning's commute. san mateo bridge traffic also moving at the speed limit out of hayward. also moving well this morning

the cities along the delta and 73 degrees in pleasanton. buyer 66 degrees and 70 if you're heading up to now. in terms of what is ahead were expecting morning fog and a little sunshine and better weather and to the afternoon. monday shipping up to be a little cooler that we experienced this weekend. ball will be holding on to the dry weather pattern for at least the next seven days. >>: as a present monitor around the bay highway 24 west palm is still blocking the left-hand lane and it has only backed up the traffic to the west than in has not turned into a severe problem that we are concerned. it may be close to clearing the vehicle i their no be the end of the issue. the rest of the east bay ride continues to look good match any major problems here for the west's 580 camille or for the south 680 into dublin. south bay freeways look great for picking apart for slowing for one no one northbound and our first day ride to iran has no problems for one no one. it's now 20 to 20 minute drive times coming out of the macarthur maze that is the app

this is a part of the delta that has seen a lot of industrial innovations when the delta was being dredged and levies were being building through ethnic communities who worked on the farms and also built towns and schools and language facilities. so look forward to seeing that materialize. thank you. >> commissioners, if you notice there is someone shadowing me here that i would like to introduce you to christine, who has accepted my offer to join me in the office of commission affairs as the manager and will be my primary backup if i am not available to attend the hearings. >> christine, welcome. >> item 7, director's announcements. how about we take item 7 after item 8? item 8 commissioners review of past events at the board of supervisors, there is no board of appeals report, nor is there an historic preservation commission hearing report. >> good afternoon commissions, planning department staff here to give you weekly report on the board of supervisors planning and land use activities. they heard an ordinance that would -- is related to production, distribution and repair uses. this or

another way delta is more than just a shower. see what delta can do. >> stephen: that's it for

it was the delta flier eagles flight around 2:00 the air gondola stopped running. sky 7 hd shows them working again 20 minutes later and a great america spokesperson says 2 was a problem onboard the ride. riders were not in danger. >>> a tesla job fair ended early today after thousands of people showed up leading to long lines, building capacity worries even a traffic jam on the freeway. the job fair was supposed to run from 8:00 to five. after talking with local law enforcement about crowding on fremont streets, the company fair ended at 10:00. cars backed up on to 880 this morning causing traffic problems. the crowding happened despite the fact people had to get an event before the event and only people with tickets were allowed in >>> the woman at the center of the scandal involving clippers owner donald sterling is on the

like many water lovers, ricky spent memorial day out on the delta. after a recent visit to drought-stricken lake bariessa turned out to be a big disappointment. >> you could see where the water used to go. there's a lot of land. we got stuck on the land at one point. >> reporter: while the drought has left area lakes with low water levels, the delta near pittsburg's a different picture. >> the tide level from the ocean is what keeps the water elf up here. it's not like a mountain lake where they won't get the runoff. >> reporter: but the changing tides of the bay creates other problems. >> the tides that run through the delta and through the river here vary greatly. so there's a lot of low areas here around pittsburg that when the tide changes you can run aground very easily. >> reporter: that's exactly what happened this weekend. contra costa fire's water rescue team got called out not once, but twice, for boats that ran aground. >> the boats were stranded. the boaters were trapped and becoming hypothermic and needed our assistance in getting out of

efficiency up 60%, so what we have here is a large, which is delta, which is delta in a small which is matador and therefore you have the multi- fund, which as we mentioned is outperforming the s and p500 , how do you go about-- was the process of picking winners that you have developed of years? >> simple, we just eat companies, that's it. we don't pay attention to what the fed is doing or what interest rates are doing or what's going on in spain or greece or europe. we just look at companies and that's our passion and if you look at enough companies you will find good investments. liz: are there certain things you pick out and say it's got to have this if i'm going to add it to this? >> we favor companies that trade at low price earnings multiples that are showing good revenue growth, good profit increases and barriers to entry. liz: i need to interrupt you, but it appears by accident i i don't know why hewlett-packard has released its numbers early. the market never likes surprises and we are getting details, but you can see hewlett-packard a dow component has began to drop precipit

it is the mississippi delta. he tells our don lemon why. ♪ >> in the words of donald rumsfeld, we don't know what we don't know. and only thing i know about mississippi? except for maybe only history and not much of that is good. one of the things i didn't know is how much interesting, uniquely wonderful, uniquely american stuff is going on down here. >> mississippi delta. >> yeah. >> you think about -- when you think about down south, you think new orleans is a monopoly on food and louisiana and you take us to jackson, mississippi? >> jackson, greenville. deep dive into the delta. look. i wanted to see a place that's very different than where i grew up. a place, a state that i think a lot of people from -- you know, a lot of people who grew up where i grew up the way i grew up look at it with a mixture of contempt and fear honestly. so it seemed like i should go there and gate little smarter about the place. it's also a place as i really found firsthand and i think people need to be reminded, everything awesom

it is extreme out toward the strait and the delta. overnight tonight comfortable, 54 popular temperature. mountain view, vallejo, san francisco, oakland, san jose, all dropping down to 54 degrees overnight tonight. low pressure is moving off to the east. that's the reason why the onshore flow was stronger yesterday and why temperatures dropped. but with that moving out and a ridge of high pressure reestablishing itself, that's why we were warmer today and that warmth will spread inland all the way throughout the bay area coming up tomorrow. so we're clear tonight. a little breezy this evening but really nothing too terribly windy tomorrow out toward the delta when it gets windy. it will be warmer everywhere tomorrow with mainly sunny skies again but by the weekend, we're talking about cloudier conditions and cooler conditions. a little bit of june gloom and just in time because sunday is june 1. your highs tomorrow, thursday, still chilly along the beach. pacifica, 63 degrees. but san francisco you warm up to 72. oakland hitting 78. c

red flag warnings posted through the carquinez strait and the delta. expecting some gusty winds there this afternoon possibly to as high as 30 miles per hour. and with humidity less than 10%, fire danger will be running high. looks like high pressure trying to build in here but just can't get going. you have a trough that's carved out along the west coast so we are going to see some mild to warm temperatures again, 90s into the valleys, 70 in monterey bay. starting out clear. but toward the evening hours tonight and tomorrow, looks like the clouds roll back in. maybe even drizzle at the coastline. big changes in the works. enjoy the sunshine while we have it. 80s in the south bay, 60s near the coastline. a lot of 80s in the interior valleys. and then inside the bay, temperatures up in the 70s in many spots. next couple of days we are going to watch those numbers cooling down well below the average over the weekend and then slowly warming up toward the million-dollar of next week. all right, let's check the roads with elizabeth. >>> and we're not quite

through the delta and the carquinez strait. high fire danger expected there through today as low humidity and gusty winds could give rise to some fast-moving fires there. meantime, though, around the bay area, we are going to see plenty of sunshine and some mild to warm temperatures a little cool at the coastline and away from the beaches looking good. watch what happens as we head into the evening and see patchy fog developing and then overnight tonight into tomorrow morning, here comes the fog and low clouds and cooler temperatures on the way. numbers looking like this. around the bay area today 80s in the south bay, 60s toward the coastline, mid-80s in the warmer spots inland. and then inside the bay sunny skies, 73 alameda, 70 san francisco. your sunrise time today 5:51. sunset at 8:24. next couple of days, we are going to watch for some big changes. low clouds and fog race back onshore. much cooler temperatures over the weekend. still some 70s in the valleys but out along the coastline could be a little damp with some driz

there are many ways in which oil has had a negative impact on the people of the niger delta. for instance they were primarily fishermen. now the waters they used to fish are in degraded, the fish stocks are quite low. with farming a lot of the land has either been taken up by the oil works, the oil industry or the land has been polluted. so it's left the people with fewer opportunities in the traditional sense of how they survived and how they made a living. but the oil industry has not created a lot of jobs for the local people. they are living on basically $1 aay. the average niger deltan. while they might be sitting on land that is producing billions of dollars of wealth, on a yearly basis, they're receiving no benefits from that. on average, there's al an oil spill every day. they are not of the size of the bp spill in the gulf of mexico let's say but this is a constant problem. you have infrastructure that is not only 50 years old. but it's in a place that's quite inhospitable. the dangers and the impact of being near the oil industry, sort of hit on a number of levels.

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the record is 96 and mostly clear, a few high clouds and no sign of a delta breeze as of yet. so far it is very calm, cool to mild to warm, we are using a lot of that issue and there will be a little bit of breathing. it might kick in. 63 at fso and that's really mild for them. they have no breeze at all and it is calm. san jose has a calm southeast breeze and we will soon be warm to hot, a little bit warmer and monterey was 91 and 30 tee grease above average yesterday. get it, monterey now today is the day that in between it will still be warm to hot and then is 10 degrees -- then a 10- degree drop. some eye cloud, 70s ands -- 90s and long for a -- look for a big drop on our temperatures especially over the weekend. >>> there is a report at&t is taking respects. they have 20 million customers and if it was bought by comcast, they will be approved if they get to by by apneas that is, system -- nasdaq s&p 500 is all gaining on that ground. and u.s. supplies are at record high levels and it could mean record high levels for drivers as we approach memorial day. cheaper crude oil

in the niger delta most people live on $1 a day. in tonight's first person report we hear from a photo journalist who spent years documenting the struggle of the communities. >> in 1958 they started to pump oil. over the last 50 plus years, nigeria is one of the top 10 oil producers. at the beginning of oil and gas in nigeria, it was a poor country at that point. somewhat undeveloped. so oil was a - you know, a new comodd city that brought in temedz wealth. with it brought, you though, problems for the people. >> what happened in the niger delta is a classic case of something i have seen throughout most of the world where oil and gas is produced. except maybe in e gulf states. it creates tremendous wealth for the companies and the politicians, and business people who are involved in the trade, but for the local people on the ground, and quite often for the environment, it ravages them. there are many ways in which oil had a negative impact on the people of niger delta. they were fishermen. subsistence farmers and fishermen. many of

there's a gustky southwest wind by the delta. we will get into clearing 10:00 11:00, but notice it stops right here at the western half of san francisco, keeping the coast cool just in the upper 50s. low 60s in the city. we will be looking at a mild to warm day with numbers as warm as the low 80s out by the delta and concord. elsewhere around the bay mid-60s to mid-70s. notice the limited sunshine. here we will talk about a little bit of a warmup for the second half of your weekend coming up. katie. >> thank you lisa. we begin with developing news out of oakland. police are investigating the death of a man hit by a bart train. it happened at the west oakland bart station around 10:15 last night. authorities say the man was walking along the tracks when he was hit where people and passengers are not supposed to be. the accident did shut down service between oakland and san francisco while crews worked to clear the tracks. passengers on the train stayed inside the cars as emergency crews cleared the scene. service resumed after mid

let fairfield and the delta area. we will talk more about the lightning and normal weather on the horizon, up in just a bit. >> reporter:in san diego county tonight, firefighters are looking for hotspots and tightening their containment lines. >> reporter:the first major widlfires of the season scorched 25=thousand acres. camp pendleton marine base. at one point, at least a half dozen major fires were burning. >> reporter: a quick selfie that san marcos firefighter tim bergon took to let his wife know he was okay has gone viral on facebook. >>we were kind of shocked at how people responded honestly but i guess it just really shows you how much that meant to everybody because of what they did. >> reporter:in the photo, you see the father of three young kids sharing a smile with his family as he takes a much needed break surrounded by fellow firefighters resting on dry grass, even concrete and this one on top of a utility box. >>you see how exhausted they are it just makes you really, really grateful for all they do and

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red flag warnings through the carquinez strait and the delta. expecting some stronger gusty winds maybe to 30 miles per hour or so and some very low humidities. so the combination of those two going to keep the fire danger running high the next couple of days. low pressure continuing to work its way down the coastline. that will keep the breezy conditions in place for today, maybe a little bit for tomorrow. and then we are going to see forelow drop in for the weekend. temperatures today though in the central valley. you're looking at sunshine and 48 in sacramento. 90 fresno. about 84 degrees in yosemite. looks like around the bay area we'll see a couple of 80s, 82 los gatos, 78 san jose. heading to the coastline, you will see sunshine but it will be breezy there and temperatures generally in the 60s. in the east bay dublin 80 and sunny skies enjoying beautiful weather there. looks like sunshine continuing inside the bay to 72 in san leandro. 69 san francisco, 81 santa rosa. sunrise tomorrow at 5:51 in the morning. and as we look out toward the n

low water levels in the sacramento san joaquin delta has forced them to turn to a. the delta has had enough water to meet those obligations. >>> breaking news now in contra costa county. a grass fire is burning on kirker pass road these are live pictures from chopper 2. we are told that a car hit a pole and that pole went down on the road. the power lines were energized and caused the fire. you can see the back up that it's creating because all lanes are blocked. kirkepass runs between pittsburg. we're working to get more information. as we go back to the fire here. it looks like firefighters are doing a pretty good job of getting that fire under control. bill let's talk a little bit more about the weather we were saying it's in the 90s out there but fortunately the wind are light. >> fortunate because we're dealing with records heat out there. and typically we would have howling winds. that fire looks like it's pretty much down. you see the smoke going straight up. there is almost no wind in this area. now the fire temperature or the temperature of the time of the

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the key is travis and the delta bridge, 22. that is a screaming message of a cooler pattern once you start to get anything over 20 at travis we'll see if that holds. it will get stronger as we go into tonight and tomorrow towards core delia and fairfield. the key is going to be a low driving into the north on sunday and monday. inland temps drop today. the heat moves up, and temperatures right on down they go, especially into sunday and monday. could be some sierra nevada rain or high elevation snow. that wouldn't be until monday. the end result for us is going to be a big cooldown. 70s and 80s on the temps. 60s closer to the coast today. temperatures again on wednesday were near 100 for some. that will not be the case here. 70s, 80s, again, temperatures running a little bit above average inland. we should be around 77. we'll be coming down into that on the weekend. 60s on most of the coast here. the extended outlook does have a cooler pattern continuing. with your weekend always in view, i realize it's going to be much cooler.

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it's quite robust through parts of the delta. here's what we're looking at through the afternoon. temperatures will fall by 5, 10 degrees. oakland, 78. today, you will hit 72. concord, 90. you will drop to 81. napa an 8-degree drop as well, going to 81 this afternoon. temperatures fall falling back to the seasonal average. low 60s in pacifica. mid-60s in san francisco. low to mid-80s for some of our warmest locations. no 90s here. i don't think we have any 90s in the week ahead. i will show you the extended forecast into the weekend -- coming up. good morning, sal. >>> rosemary, good morning. we have drive times that are up. if you are driving from the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze, for example, it's almost an hour. not quite. if you can look at the traffic. you can see the traffic is going to be -- graphic. you can see the traffic is going to be busy. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza, traffic is backed up for a 30-minute plus delay time as you drive through. i do want to mention the traffic has been a little bit slow on other parts of the bay as well. 680 southbound

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