sacramento county sheriff office heads the search further out into the delta. >>reporter: now even here in the evening hours, marina is still pretty busy and green patch of area over there, that is brown's island. that is where the boat was when the young boy went over and where the search initially was. it's now being conducted much further into the delta and all the sacramento county sheriff office is heading that investigation. we've placed several calls and e-mails into sacramento county but so far we have not heard anything back on the status of this investigation if they have been able to locate the man. we'll hopefully have an update for you later tonight. we do not know in f the search is going on later at this point. >> thank you. >>> hot weather this weekend and temperatures reached into the 90s and many inland areas people flocked to the bay area beaches to try and cool off. here's what it looked like this afternoon at crown beach and alameda. mash. >> very hot temperatures today and, ken, aware from the shoreline and talking 90s across portions of t

there are other agencies the joined the search, and one lady said the currents in the delta can be strong where the rivers merge.>> i watch for the seek help, vegetation and water, and the sea lions and otters coming this way out toward the ocean. if you see the kelp on the water that means the current is there. >> the search was called off last night because it was too dark and the search teams have not said whether they will be searching again today. >>> investigating the stabbing of the university football player, the stabbing happened late saturday night or early sunday morning in downtown san jose after night out with friends. chad miller was reportedly stabbed more than once in the stomach and is that the santa clara valley medical center in intensive care. the school has released a statement, "we are aware of the incident in which the san jose state student and football player chad miller was a stabbing victim. he is hospitalized and expected to recover. our thoughts and prayers are with chad and his family for their prompt recovery. ">>> the defense is expected to call the first w

sfo at 12, the delta breeze is okay, no great shakes out on the delta with that breeze yet. 40s and 50s, 60s on the temperatures, 50s and 60s on the coast, and inland upper 80s with a few mid 90s.>>> this open training fire is down the street. >> it is pretty close to the station. i would ask the guys in the control room to bring this up, the traffic is going to be moving by in both directions, and here's the large outside fire near the freeway, near the open training facility where they train the firefighters. they had to get some of the fire equipment on the tracks to fight the fire which is close to the railroad tracks, and they have asked union pacific to stop the train from coming through until they get this taken care of but it appears they have knocked out that fire rather quickly just outside of the square. we will let you know what happened but a few of the engine companies are doing good work to get that fire out. it does not appear anyone has been injured and we are trying to confirm that. >>>'s move along and take a look at the commutes, traffic busy on interstate 880 in oak

when the delta breeze gets 25 to 30 things will cooldown even in the valley but not happening yet. 60s, 70s on the coast and well into the 90s away from the coast. this'll be the hottest day of the week, and it we have the cooler temperatures kicking in.>> the weekend was rough, it was hot. >> in my house i heard a lot of, "oh my gosh, i am dying." we do not have air conditioning. >>> it is 4:45 am. >>> the latest installment in the alien franchise is the big winner at the box office over the weekend. >> the classic is back, "alien" following the story of the colony ship as they come under attack from terrifying aliens. the movie brought in $36 million. " guardians of the galaxy volume 2 " slipped to number two but still bringing in $35 million. "everything, everything," earning $12 million over the weekend. >>> there is a unique therapy animal in ohio that is helping those that are in need. and alpaca and named "sprite" and she wonders the halls. people up and posing for pictures, and they can pet her as long as they want. the owner of sprite registered her as a therapy animal for sen

east bay numbers some of the warmest across the bay area, especially as you travel towards the delta where our highs will top off right around the mid-80s, very comfortable with the late day breeze 10 to 20 adding a little chop up the delta. 81 degrees in danville, 82 in pleasanton, low 80s from pittsburg through antioch, we jump up to 84 degrees in brentwood, back into orwood where a lot of both going on today. 63 degrees in stinson beach, blustery winds late day once the clouds do finally clear, 72 degrees in san rafael back into terra linda. comfortable temperatures north bay winery. extend forecast does -- extended forecast calls for a gradual warmup but not until the end of the workweek. a look at traffic, here's jacqueline. >>> a tragic start to our monday morning commute. we are dealing with a fatal crash along eastbound 580 just past first street as you are heading through livermore. it currently has four lanes blocked. just got off the phone with chp. they are telling us the lanes are still blocked. it's just traffic is very light at this hour and so we are really not seeing

the delta is the key and it has picked up with wind -- sustained that 26 and here are that low enhancing the fog to give us a slight cooldown inland. 50s, 60s, 60s and 70s with a few low 80s. >>> let's go back to the desk at 5:00. >>> on livermore several lanes on eastbound 580 are closed and the vehicle was rear-ended, hit the center dividing caught fire. the third vehicle hit the other two in the initial crash. the first driver in the vehicle was pronounced dead at the scene, and here is a look at the traffic. they have just reopened the and again eastbound 580. had this been a normal commute, i think the backup would be much worse but things look like they are getting back to normal on the roads after this fatal crash. >>> near vacaville at the premium outlet small the police shot and killed the driver of a car that had been reported stolen. several officers try to get the driver to pull off at interstate 880 at leisure town road but the driver sped up and the police chase the car to orange drive. the vacaville police officers fired shots at the driver and he died. one officer was inj

the delta. robust wind 10 to 20 miles per hour. notice a cooldown on tuesday, wednesday, a gradual warmup occurs on thursday and for the first weekend of june we are talking about temperatures into the mid-80s away from the bay. >>> new video shows the mess left behind in tennessee and arkansas after thunderstorms knocked down trees and damaged homes. on the left significant debris on residential streets from a system that left 138,000 people without power. city officials say it could be a week before they get it back and on your right there you can see some scenes from arkansas, major cleanups in store for homeowners there. >>> firefighters trying to contain a brush fire near los angeles that started yesterday in a brentwood neighborhood. at last check it was burning about 60 acres near mandeville canyon road. authorities say someone who used gas powered weed wacker accidentally started it. at least five homes have been evacuated. >> my back yard and i looked over and it was nothing but black s

way down the coast with an onshore breeze in san francisco and the oakland airport, out to the delta. still about 25 mile an hour wind gusting in vacaville, impressive. 50s on the temperatures with a few 40s, pacifica at 49, 51 intown and we don't see that all the time. hillsborough and san carlos coming in at 50. low clouds down to southern california. this is impressive for made to see this area of low pressure settling in on the west coast, it is just our turn. 50s and 60s for most, or very low 70s.>>> i hope it is quiet. >>

santa clara valley water district, the home of silicon valley gets 60% of their water from the delta. >> you never know when it's going to happen. >> reporter: bruna who now lives in antioch says the levee collapse that ruined her home is always on her mind but the possibility of a future levee failure haunts her. >> it affects everybody. it affects everybody. >> reporter: one solution to this, put the drinking water pipes underground. in fact, san francisco's water utility has done just that, burying most of the pipes carrying freshwater from the reservoir. governor jerry browne wants to build similar pipes or tunnels under the sacramento delta to carry drinking water to southern california that would cost $17 billion and is right now very controversial along the delta. i'm stephen stock, nbc bay area news. >> very interesting. thank you steven. if you have a tip regarding this story or any other story, call # 888-996-tips. or e-mail our investigative unit. >>> the record-breaking wet winter helped break out five years of devastating drought. tonight the final snow survey in the sier

what about the delta, that one cranked up yesterday. 25-33. 30s and 50s. many 40s to the north. sebastopol and bodega bay are included. san rafael, 51. one system went through and brought thundershower activity to the sierra. there's another one on the way. this one may produce more than clouds. i will tackle that later. 50s, 60s and 70s for many. >>> 4:01 am. here is the man himself, sal. >>> and we are. there's not a lot going on. traffic is doing pretty well. if you're trying to get back to work on a tuesday, this is a look at 580 westbound. it doesn't look bad. there's not a lot on the road sensors that we can see in the way of slow traffic on to a five or 580. if you've ever wondered how are the is early enough, this is early enough to avoid the traffic on the altimont pass out to the 580/6 in a interchange. it looks good all the way into castro valley and hayward. also looking at interstate 880 in hayward. both direction is moving along very well. if you're driving at the bay bridge toll plaza, it is light so far. let's go back to the desk. >>> several witnesses over fremo

delta 4 medium versus delta 4 heavy and do you plan to keep the delta 4 heavy specifically until a new launch vehicle is certify fiedsed and if so, how? >> yeah, there's three dealtal 4 mediums that are left, the final launch that's for the delta 4 medium is scheduled in fy '19. we have seven four dealtal 4 heavies, six of those are national security space launches. one of those say nagsa launch and there's an option for one more final launch will be in fy '23 and we're comfortable that we will have a new capability online to be able to support the requirements going forward. >> you just heard reference to the national security pay loads. how important is it to your mission to have the delta 4 heavy or aye equivalent available? >> it's essential to my mission that they're available in the near term. >> i tell you general raymond's mentioned the partnership between us in the nsdc and in operations. we couldn't have better launch partners than we do in the air force. they have taken care of our mission were we buy on their contracts, they made sure se we had delta 4 heavy coverage with a

the delta four and do you plan to keep the delta four heavy and if so, how? >> there's three delta four mediums that are left. the final launch for the delta four is scheduled for fy 19 and we have seven more delta four heavy's, six of those are nationals classified and one is a national launch and one more final launch will be in fy 23 and were comfortable that we will have new capabilities on line to support the requirements going forward. >> you just heard mishap make reference to the national security payloads and how important is it to our mission. >> is essential to my mission. i tell you, general raymond has mentioned the partnership between us in the and sdc and in operations we could inhabit better launch partners that we do in the air force. they had taken care of our mission, we buy on their contract and they major we had delta four heavy coverage with a lot of transition margin to get to the booster. we spent very satisfied with their support. >> you heard general raymond say that he believes about 2023 will have a replacement certified. i hope so

to 20 at the delta. the winds will be consistent during the day 10 to 20. clouds will linger at the shore. that right there, see that slicing through? that's a weak disturbance from the north to the south keeping us pretty much under partly cloudy skies throughout the day today. kick-starting your thursday, may gray. continuation of this on friday with cool conditions. and then memorial day lots of sunshine away from the seashore. here's our satellite and radar there's that weak disturbance as it slices through from the north to the south. and as it does so it's pulling the cooler air mass. here's your afternoon today. we'll have filtered sunshine around the bay socked in around the peninsula. friday' deepening marine layer towards the delta for the morning hours and we wake up with cloudy skies on saturday morning. then during the day, bam, we clear out. high pressure begins to build in. as that happens, through memorial day, it strengthens, we'll see warmer conditions away from the bay. today jaclyn wa

general raymond, how long do you plan to maintain the delta 4? and i would like for you to differentiate between delta 4 medium versus delta 4 heavy. and do you plan to keep the delta 4 heavy specifically until a new launch vehicle is certified and if so how? >> yeah, there's three delta 4 immediamediums that are left, tl launch for the delta 4 medium is scheduled for fy '19. we have several more delta 4 heavies. one of those is a nasa launch. and there is an option for one more. the final launch will be in fy '23. and we're comfortable that we will have a new capability online to be able to support the requirements going forward. >> you just heard ms. sapp make reference to the national security payloads. how important is it to your mission to have the delta 4 heavy or an equivalent available? >> it's essential to my mission that they're available in the near term. i tell you, general raymond has mentioned the partnership between us at nsdc and operations, we couldn't have better launch partners than we do in the air force. they have taken care

nice and sunny, mid-60s, no wind at all by the delta. that was a key, 50s and 60s for the next hour. by noontime, still on the 60s at the coast, we will see close to the mid-80s inland. that's a quick warm-up, highs about 15 degrees above normal. this rolls off the next two or three days, that's the heat i'm talking about. i will have a look at my 7-day forecast coming up, chris. >> lisa, thank you. >>> happening now, president trump and saudi arabian officials have signed a number of agreement, including one for military sales worth $100 billion. this is the first stop on the president's first foreign trip, which will include five countries in eight days. the trip is a major test for president trump who is a november nice foreign affairs. saudi arabia king solomon joined the president in signing the agreements. some are saying the trip is a welcome distraction from the president's problems in washington, d.c. the "new york times" reported the president spoke with russian officials about the firing of fbi director james comey, calming hi

the fog and breeze is coming roaring back with the strong delta breeze. and travis, up to 35 or 36 and coolerout to yuba city. folsom, all the way out there. helped by the cold water. 40s and 50s. not so much running that cool, but the highs will be noticeably cooler. low clouds the & fog now will probably get maxed out tomorrow. this low is seasonally strong, cruising through the four corners. 76 degrees. 71 degrees below average. kicked along. working its way in. down to southern california again. maybe a little bit of rain up north as we head towards tomorrow. breezy and windy. maybe next to do toouz, the forecast models are painting rain. quarter inch. see if that holds. that may be the best bet. steve, you see any rain? they write me and ask me. 60s and 70s and a cool pattern for some. low 70s andoon the coast, 50s. in the cities, #06z 60s and temperatures -- 60s and 70s and temperatures continue to work they way doidown. >> i lived in mar marryysville. and -- bmxing. coming down and barbecue. >> summer or winter? >> summer. it was warm. >> it gets h

we'll solve the niger delta militancy problem. it was there, we sorted it after one and a half years. and when i say solve, listen, i'm not saying it has gone away. when is nigeria going to be self—sufficient in terms of refined petroleum? i have targeted 2019, that is the target i gave. 2019? yeah. you're running out of time because you're nowhere near right 110w. no, steve, don't worry, i put the date, i'll work it. and if you don't achieve it, you'll walk? yes, of course, that's the reason why you're in government. that's called accountability, isn't it? yes, absolutely. will their‘s not much of that in the nigerian government at —— well, there's not much of that in the nigerian government at the moment. well, we're trying to put it in place. do you wonder, and it goes back, in a sense, to mr buhari and his ability to impose his leadership on the cabinet, on the country, do you worry that, you know, he is not in a fit state right now to knock heads together and deliver on the promises of better government, economic dive

we'll solve the niger delta militancy problem. it was there, we sorted it after one and a half years. and when i say solve, listen, i'm not saying it has gone away. when is nigeria going to be self—sufficient in terms of refined petroleum ? i have targeted 2019, that is the target i gave. 2019? yeah. you're running out of time because you're nowhere near right now. no, steve, don't worry, i put the date, i'll work it. and if you don't achieve it, you'll walk? yes, of course, that's the reason why you're in government. that's called accountability, isn't it? yes, absolutely. well, there's not much of that in the nigerian government at the moment. well, we're trying to put it in place. do you wonder, and it goes back, in a sense, to mr buhari and his ability to impose his leadership on the cabinet, on the country, do you worry that, you know, he is not in a fit state right now to knock heads together and deliver on the promises of better government, economic diversifiacation. democracy‘s not a case of knocking heads, it's a busi

that's where we will see the breezy conditions from the peninsula, marin county, in the bay, the delta, it will be breezy, not as windy, the winds kick up again overnight tonight into your sunday morning, where whole still have 20-mile-an-hour winds, up around the delta, napa, by the afternoon, it should be very nice out there. more sunshine, less wind and a warmer day. if you are headed to the peninsula today, remember, you have those gusts from time to time. 67, partly cloudy skies today and tomorrow, 72, so it should feel pretty good out there. 65 in richmond, 67 today for new san rafael, livermore checking in about 4:00, 68 degrees, we will look at a pretty nice night tonight over in oakland, a little breeze there. 65. dropping into the upper 50 with the breeze. >> lisa, thank you. all right. time is 6:51. there is a xhop thinking when a woman gets pregnant, she develops something called mom brain. you may know the feeling. as abc 7 news reporter kate larsen found out, it's a complete myth. >> reporter: there's a popular misconception around mom, when your belly expands, your mindr

we'll solve the niger delta militancy problem. it was there, we sorted it after one and a half years. and when i say solve, listen, i'm not saying it has gone away. when is nigeria going to be self—sufficient in terms of refined petroleum ? i have targeted 2019, that is the target i gave. 2019? yeah. you're running out of time because you're nowhere near right now. no, steve, don't worry, i put the date, i'll work it. and if you don't achieve it, you'll walk? yes, of course, that's the reason why you're in government. that's called accountability, isn't it? yes, absolutely. will their‘s not much of that in the nigerian government at the moment. well, we're trying to put it in place. do you wonder, and it goes back, in a sense, to mr buhari and his ability to impose his leadership on the cabinet, on the country, do you worry that, you know, he is not in a fit state right now to knock heads together and deliver on the promises of better government, economic diverse a vacation. democracy‘s not a case of knocking heads, it's a b

the delta. the full forecast, a cooling trend and when to expect it. over to jackie. >>> drivers heading into the city and along the galena bridge are dealing with the fog and here's a live look with headlights. you can see them. a little bit difficult as you have the roadways with traffic moving freely in both directions. no major delays. over to bay bridge toll plaza, looks like everyone is on their best driving behavior. there was an earlier crash and the crews were able to clear that to get it out of the lanes. slow downs westbound 580 typical and nothing to write home

i think the delta breeze is about ready to go. a system coming up from the south and southwest will help enhance the fog. in lake county, about 95. >>> it's a little clammy out there in antioch >> i've done the. i've misspelled something on a tweet -- i will delete it and retweet it because it bugs me so much. if i notice it, that is. >> i did not notice it because i tried to get these things in there during the commercial break. i missed that. >> we have all done it. richard, it's cool, man. and i like clams. let's take a look at 580 westbound. we do have some slow traffic. it is going to be okay. no major problems on 580 as you drive into the livermore area. there is some stopping her traffic driving through. or have been no major issues but it is getting slow onto a five and 580. the morning commute does not look bad on 280 in san jose northbound. it looks good getting up to highway 17. interstate 880 in both directions is moving well right now including through the area of oakland near downtown and at the bay bridge there is v

we are 38 degrees by the delta. throughout the next how far should pure alpine spring water have to travel from its source to the bottle? ♪ how about less than a mile and a half? crystal geyser is the only major us spring water bottled at the mountain source. well it's a perfect nespresso hold on a second.orge. mmm. ♪ [mel torme sings "comin' home baby"] hey there. want a lift? ♪ where are we going? no don't tell me. let me guess. ♪ have a nice ride. ♪ how far would you go for coffee that's a cup above? i brought you nespresso. nespresso. what else? how fafrom its sourcelpine spring to the bottle?travel ♪ how about less than a mile and a half? crystal geyser is the only major us spring water bottled at the mountain source. >> fire crews are looking to contain what was once a five alarm fire at interstate 580. we are taking a like look from our emeryville camera. this is the 3800 block of san pablo avenue. at one point, embers flew onto the freeway. the good news, no reports for now. let's show you earlie

east bay all the way in the high 70s and low 80s. the warmest will be out to the delta. discovery bay, also orwood. and the north bay numbers from stinson beach to novato at 77. low 80s in napa. we have the full sunshine today. and it won't be the warmest day today. we'll feature that forecast coming up. >>> good morning and right now we're tracking a nice and easy start to the monday morning commute. we are seeing a few brake lights and slowdowns from tracy to livermore. westbound 580. yellow sensors are starting to light up. and speeds just below the limit. a 20-minute ride from the altamont pass to 680. and here's a look at 580. the headlights in the westbound direction approaching 680. it's getting crowded at this early morning hour. we'll take it to antioch where the ride continues to show green at 28 minutes from antioch to hercules connecting with i-80. >>> later this morning. a former top justice department official will testify about russian interference in the presidential election. sally yates was appointed by president obama. she was acting in january when sh

. >> we depend upon the integrity of the levees in the delta to allow us to move that water from north to south. >> reporter: mark cowan just retired in february as manager of director of water resources and says it could cost $3 billion or more to fix the problematic levees. >> the threat of levee of catastrophe is significant. >> this is literally jeopardizing our drinking water in san francisco and l.a. if we don't do anything about it. >> and that's probably one of the facts that i would love for more californians to understand, so it's not just the local areas that's at risk. are the santa clara valley water district, home of silicon valley, gets about 40% of the water from the delta >> you never know when it's going to happen. >> reporter: bruna says the levee of collapse that ruined her home is always on her mind, but it's the possibility of a future levee of collapse that really haunts her. >> because it affects everybody. once the levee of breaks, i mean, it's not just the people would live on the islands now. i mean, it affects everybody. >> reporter: one solution to this, pu

francisco and the oakland airport, out to the delta. still about 25 mile an hour wind gusting in vacaville, impressive. 50s on the temperatures with a few 40s, pacifica at 49, 51 intown and we don't see that all the time. hillsborough and san carlos coming in at 50. low clouds down to southern california. this is impressive for made to see this area of low pressure settling in on the west coast, it is just our turn. 50s and 60s for most, or very low 70s.>>> i hope it is quiet. >> it is, just the way we like it. traffic moving well on interstate 80 and we start in solano county, the traffic in vacaville, fairfield and vallejo looking good. looking good to the maccarthur maze and the bay bridge with traffic continuing to be very light into san francisco. looking at the south bay commute traffic looks good. the golden gate bridge has traffic moving well without the fog being a major issue on the span.>>> 4:31 am. >>> breaking news in contra costa county, two more fires, one on the highland way in the other on hollow brook court. we just sp

with highs going all the way up to 95 degrees at the delta over the weekend. it's all about the ridge of high pressure diverting the storm track well to the north of the bay area. it is heating up the air mass. today in santa cruz, temperature at 80 degrees. surf is fair to poor. we have the swells up to about 5 feet. but it's kind of a mixed, as well. sunrise this morning at 5:55. it sets at 8:16. and today across the santa clara valley in san jose, mineta international airport the official reporting station going with a high temperature of 86 degrees. nearly 90 throughout livermore. it will top off at 90 easily. in pleasanton, danville, blackhawk and tassajara, all the way into diablo. 80 today in oakland. typically average high 64 in san francisco. high temperatures in the 80s into pescadero. here's your extended forecast. the hotter weather now appears to be on sunday. again, 94 degrees at our official reporting station but out towards the delta in the mid-90s. we drop off significantly by wednesday. that's the friday forecast. here's traffic with jaclyn.

the key is the delta 26. still gusts to 35, almost 40 out to travis. 50s on the temps or one lone60. then the higher clouds will race in here, giving us mostly cloudy skies and a cool pattern for the end of may. 50s, 60s and 70s inland. let's go back to gasia now. >>> b.a.r.t. confirmed to ktvu that there were nine car burglars at the milbrae station. there was also a car theft at the del norte station. a b.a.r.t. spokeswoman told us that auto thefts in particular are actually down 20%. 20% compared to the same time last year. b.a.r.t. is adding extra patrols at the parking lots. >>> controversy at a south bay high school. a promposal that many students called racist. a student was wearing black makeup on his face. that student is speaking out saying he did not intend for it to be racist. >> reporter: here at los gatos high school, the excitement of graduation overshadowed by controversy as two prom invites viewed as racist. >> it is honestly hard for me to understand what prompted these. >> reporter: last mo

yesterday marks the boating season on the delta, and with many more boaters out, safety is the issue. christie smith has more from antioch. >> well, terry, we saw many more law enforcement agencies work on what they are calling a recovery agency. and the coast guard also flew by, and now that the boaters are out there, and the focus has turned to enforcement and safety. in the antioch bridge, the marine detail is conducting a research and recovery mission. a sheriff's spokesman says that the man jumped overboard without wearing a life jacket and has not been seen. this is the harbor mas the ter near the bridge. he stresses the importance of the life jackets and following the boating rules for all. >> you have to have a life jacket on board for everybody on board and the right size. and the throwable device, and all of those things are part of the carriage device for the vessel. >> reporter: the sheriff department is taking place in the delta blitz to promote boating safety and enforcement, and boaters outside of the area are aware. >> under 13, they must wear. >> reporter: john heaney

temperatures today in the 70s 70s, 80s and 90s. mid-90s out towards fairfield and the delta. the extended forecast calls for a huge drop-off in your temperatures on thursday: >> dry string of weather continues on monday and tuesday. that's your wednesday forecast. here's jaclyn. >>> good morning, right now we are getting reports of a hit- and-run crash and this is along 880 if you are making your way heading northbound, say, from 238 on up towards the maze there. you may see some flashes lights or distraction. here's a live look at 880. just south of 66th avenue there, near the oakland coliseum, traffic moving well in both directions. that accident south. speeds are moving at the limit. we are in the green. both on 880 and 580. if you are making your way over to the san mateo bridge this morning, good news. everything is under control at the limit. taillights to foster city smooth over to the peninsula. we are tracking your mass transit and so far, so good all running on time. hat's a check of your traffic; over to you. >>> time now 4:52. drivers on a washington highway stunn

. >>> the missing boater in the delta continues. we have more on what happened just moments before he went into the water this weekend. >>> a wildfire continues to burn in san diego county tonight as dozens of evacuation orders remain in place. we'll tell you about the head way rather firefighters are making on those flames next. >>> rescue teams have been searching the delta near pittsburgh since yesterday for a father who disappeared in the water. the man was boating when his son fell overboard and jumped in to save him. as ktvu leigh martinez reports the boy was rescued, but his father has not been found. >> reporter: boaters and jet skiers at the pittsburgh marina say they were not allowed onto the docks saturday evening after a boating accident on the water. several emergency crews have blocked off access while they search for a man in the river. >> they couldn't get in. they sat out here for about an hour observing. they were just looking for the guy. >> reporter: the u.s. coast guard joined contra costa fire and other agencie

out to delta. out to the delta. also at the ultima pass, good gusts as well. kevin triplet says you are lucky to be inside working. it is cool and windy outside. for some, not for all, there is a good breeze. fog returns. windy and cooler. cooler for everybody. mostly cloudy. drizzle tomorrow morning would not surprise. windy at times. below average temps takes us into the weekend. the best opportunity is next tuesday. we will get drizzle late tonight and tomorrow as the system approaches. when you have gusts 40 miles per hour that means it is cooler way inland. i harp on this because it is very important. 48, 52, 53. these are very cold water temps. if you have a system coming in and the water temps cold all the way down to santa barbara and a little south of that, no problem the fog to form when the water temps are that cold. brentwood only 59. 55 concord. fog and low clouds make for a chilly day. whopper of a system. finally getting kicked out by that system up there. 50s to 60s and very low 70s. 7:33. what grade would you give the traffic so far? >> c plus

buck: there's three delta four mediums that are left, final launch that'ses for the delta four medium is scheduled in f.y. 2019. mr. raymond: we have seven more delta four heavies. six of those are national security space launches. one of those is a nasa launch and there's an option for one more final launch in 2023 and we're comfortable we'll have a new capability online to be able to support the requirements going forward. the gers: you just heard reference to the national security pay load. how important is it to your mission to have the delta four heavy or an equivalent available? mr. buck: it's essential -- >> it's essential to my mission that they're available in the near term. general raymond's mentioned the partnership between us in the nsbc and operations. ms. sapp: we couldn't have better launch partners than we do in the air force. they have taken care of our mission. we buy on their contracts. they made sure we had delta four heavy coverage with a lot of transition margin to get to a new booster. so we have just been very satisfied with their support. mr. rogers: you heard

san mateo, parts of the city and in the delta it has been cranking along pretty good. a cooler week that started off warm but not the way we into it. the coolest temperatures on friday with the slow rebound and warmer temperatures into the weekend. san jose at 74 yesterday, 71 today, livermore from 96 to 78 and now 71. 67 in san rafael, 65 and menlo park. temperatures continue to head down and we have a strong fog bank out to sacramento and in the northern sacramento valley it is easy and windy. it is ripping right along and 31 for the wind gusts, and back bill gets that type of wind that is a signature of a cooler breeze. the low cloud deck stretching from sacramento moving to the north. mid to upper 50s on the temperatures, cupertino at 49, mid 50s for morgan hill and gilroy. santa cruz at 54. 32 in truckee, 54 and ukiah, 42 in arcata. one system we had yesterday was spinning up these higher clouds and it is making a move. the combination of these two systems guess this high pressure out of the system pretty quickly. 60s, upper 50s and 60s near the coast, low 70s inl

tri-valley, the delta, as well. so we're tumbling out of the 90s due to the stratus. by the weekend, the clouds begin to thin out and push out over the open waters. sunrise at 5:53. and by the time it sets tonight at 8:20, these are the numbers we will log in our weather books. we are talking about 50s around the beaches. 60s around the bay today. 70s common, refreshing around the peninsula. and yesterday in livermore it was 92. today 78 degrees. wow. a little more seasonal today. additional cooling will take place by friday. then we begin to rebound on sunday. memorial day looking sunny and bright away from the coast. we have a baseball game tonight the a's hosting the marlins, dress in layers, boy, it wasn't pretty last night but we're going to go for it tonight, 62 degrees. >>> right now, we are tracking some delays for drivers. if you are getting ready to hit roads. delays on southbound 680 due to some overnight roadwork that caltrans has going on with the ramp shut down until about 5 a.m. then it should be re-o

from sky 7 you can see the delta flight landing. the cleveland cavaliers de planing and stopping to take a team picture before boarding their bus. kevin posted the photo to instagram. this will be the third year in a row the cavs and the warriors face each other in the finals. the cavs tweeting, back to the bay. #defend the land. as the buses made their way to the city, people like darrell king, senior, staked out the saint regis hotel. >> just here to get ought graphs. i got lebron james before. >> reporter: as they gathered their bags, only the coach stopped to sign a basketball. >> i have all these guys supporting, good. >> reporter: most of these guys say they're actually warriors fans. same for the bus driver. >> i think they exhausted that bit. >> reporter: since being a cavs fan can be lonely in the bay area, jordan wheeler who has lived here 11 years now, created this facebook page to connect cavs fans locally. a little more than like and follow the page. >> we think we can repeat. it's a big task ahead. if you're a true cle

if the delta gets to 20, 25, then that will do it. we're keeping an eye on it. 50s on the temps and a few low 60s. highs breaking down. that system right there to the south kind of the leading edge of a bigger part of the chain to allow the fog bank to lift. i think most locations come down about three to six degrees. sal, we had an issue on the bay bridge earlier. how is it now? >> it is slow getting on to the bridge. once something happens on the bridge, even if it is cleared up, things stay clear. on the east shore freeway, it is slow. i think my computer may have -- there we go. the east shore freeway also has been a little slower than normal. 50 minutes. 5-0, in case you're not watching the screen. that is partly because of what happened on the bay bridge and also because a lot of people are on the span. westbound 80 between richmond and el cerrito. steve asked about the bridge. i talked about a stalled bus earlier. we had a minor accident. in combination, those items slowed the bridge down. if you're expecting 15-minute delay, e

the delta breeze is trying but unless it gets up to 20 or 25, it will collapse. that allow temperatures to warm up away from the coast. 50s and 60s. watch for mostly sunny skies after that fog peels back. if you closer to the coast, 50s and 60s. 70s around the bay. 80s and lower 90s inland. 4:34 am on tuesday. hello, sal. >> hello, steve right now we do not have a lot going on which is good. we like it quiet. we are looking at solano county and the vacaville/fairfield commute as you drive out to vallejo. many people are doing well here driving over to the carquinez bridge and heading out to the area. no major problems getting down to the bay bridge where the traffic is light. maybe a couple of lanes have a small backup but no trouble getting across into san francisco. let's go back to the desk. >>> right now, the chp reports someone is in custody after a police chase that ended in the east bay. we do not have many details in the newsroom but leigh martinez is at the scene with what we have been able to find out. >> reporter: we are underneath 880, the southbound

santa clara, valley water district the silicon valley gets about 40% of the water from the delta. >> you never know when it's going to happen. >> this woman who lives in antioch says the levy collapse ruining her home is always on her mind. but it's the possibility of a future levy collapse that really haunts her. >> because it affects everybody. once the levy breaks, i mean it's not just the people -- so few live on the islands now. it affects everybody. >> one solution to this, put the drinking water pipes underground. in fact san francisco water utility has done that burr st burying no of the miept. governor jerry brown wands to built similar pipes or tumbles to carry drinking water to southern california. that would cost $17 billion and is right now very controversial along the delta. i'm steven stock, nbc bay area news. >> steven thank you. if you have a tip for the investigative units give us a call 1-888-996-tips, or you can send us an email to the unit at nbcbayarea.com. >>> fed up with fedex. nbc bay area responds to a man in san jose who had had trouble with a damaged shipm

the busy memorial day weekend marks the start of the boating season on the delta. christie smith is live in antioch and law enforcement and everybody trying to promote boating safety. >> reporter: that is right. and i got off the phone with the coast guard and they say the search was suspended earlier today. the sheriff's department out of sacramento county is saying this man was not located and now with the boating season underway, for many the conversation is turning to boating safety. near the antioch bridge, the coast guard said the search was suspended this afternoon. the sacramento sheriff's department said there was a sonar recovery mission today, one day after an antioch mission jumped off his boat to retrieve a hat and didn't resurface. a sheriff's spokesperson said he was not wearing a life jacket. >> memorial day weekend means it is start of the boating season. >> reporter: this is the harbor master near the bridge in oakland and with the holiday weekend here he is stressing the importance of life jackets and following boating rules. >> to have a life ja

general raymond, how long do yog plan to maintain the delta iv? and i'd like for you tolike for differentiate between delta iv medium versus delta iv heavy, and do you plan to keep the heavy specifically until a new launch vehicle is certified. and if so, how? >> yeah. there's three delta iv mediums that are left, the final launch is scheduled in fy-19. we have seven more delta iv heavies, six of those are national security space launches, one of those is a nasa saw launch x there's an option for one more. final launch will be in fy-23, and we're comfortable we will have a new capability online to be able to support the requirements going forward. >> you just heard, ms. sapp, him make reference to the national security payloads. how important is it to your mission to have the delta iv heavy or an equivalent available? >> it's essential to my mission that they're available in the near term. i tell you, general raymond's mentioned the partnership between us in the nsdc and in operations. we couldn't have better launch partners than we do in the air

i've been trying to take a look at the temperatures, 61 degrees at the delta there. hi, everybody. whatever you do, do it outside today. yeah, pollen still a big concern, it's on the medium to high side. you can blame it on the oak, the grasses and also the ash count. that's on the medium to high side. temperatures right now, 48 degrees in santa rosa. this time yesterday we were at 50, so cooler earlier, but santa rosa yesterday did dip down to 45 degrees. we are in the 50s from oakland and livermore. the winds have not been problematic at all but all over the place. north to northwest in oakland we have a west-southwest in half moon bay. southwest at three and vallejo, the winds will kick up later today. they will be variable, 10 to 20 miles per hour. mid-60s at the beaches today, you will have clearing. 80 degrees in san mateo, warmer around the peninsula, to the low and mid-80s, we jump into the santa clara valley, 65 cupertino, 83 in san jose. east bay numbers, you will stack up to about 87 degrees. yesterday it was only 80 in livermore, forecasting 87 degrees so we are flirtin

there you have the deck of stratus from san francisco stretching all the way back through the delta this morning. temperatures coming down as a direct result of that deepening marine layer. 50s, 60s oh, boy how refreshing is that inland. we're talking low 70s at best. your full forecast including the memorial day outlook coming up but right now let's say good morning to jaclyn. >> good morning. and we are starting off the morning commute with an accident involving a car that overturned. this is right as you are coming off the bay bridge. westbound 80 to northbound 101. that connector ramp is shut down and speeds about 20 miles an hour approaching the scene. expect delays in that area as they clear the crash. >>> police believe the man who might hold all the answers about the disappearance of an uber driver may have fled the country. kpix 5's betty yu breaks down why the missing father of two could be the victim of foul play. >> reporter: this is the man san francisco police are searching for, 48-year-old bob kay a person of interest in the case of a missing uber driver, husband and fathe

they claim delta agents agreed and scanned the ticket. once on board with other passengers on the stand by list, delta agents said the toddler could not stay and threatened the family with arrest for not obeying. >> that's fine. >> so this is a federal offense. you and your wife would be in jail and your kids -- >> reporter: then another employee said in correctly that faa rules don't allow 2-year-olds to sit in car seats. >> with him being two, he cannot sit in a car seat. he needs -- that's the purpose he has to sit in your arms the whole time. >> reporter: not true. the faa encourages car seats and no age restriction. the sheer family then told to leave. >> i got two infants and my wife with nowhere to stay. no more flights. what are we supposed to do, sleep in the airport? >> at this point, you guys are on your own. >> when you're a mother and you have a 1-year-old and 2-year-old and they threaten to take your kids away from you, it made my heart drop and i was shaking the rest of the time. >> reporter: the sheers paid for a hotel and

i spent some time in the water too. i was in the water a lot this weekend at the delta. i would guess that the water is about 61. >> yeah, maybe a little warmer. might have been a little bit warmer. >> there's layers where you hit the warm pockets and you turn to somebody and go, did you just do that? [ laughter ] >> that's what i always think too. >>> good morning. head outside right now where we have this, isn't that gorgeous? >> it is. >> that's our sunrise in mount vaca where we have several layers of cloudiness and what happened there? we almost lost our camera shot there, didn't we? that's our view from the transamerica pyramid and that is the mount vaca area where currently we have temperatures in the 60s. it's breezy start to your day but in the fairfield area the winds are gusty, up to 24 miles per hour. winds will be pretty much out of the northwest later this afternoon, 10 to 20. look at the intrusion of the marine layer, it's roughly 1000 to 1500 feet deep, going to take a while to see any kind of burnoff at the beaches today, boy, computers not cooperating v

delta breeze cranking up the breeze altamont pass 37. yesterday the fog did not make it to concord and today's date. yesterday livermore 74, concord 80. today they cool down. bob says wet drizzle in pacifica. heavy fog [ horn ] happy memorial day. gray by the coast and baby cooler and then travis yesterday 70 miles an hour today 35, a big difference and higher class dusty baker is in town coming in partly sunny. there's always sun at third and king. upper 50s low 60s 105, napa 74 yesterday down one in town. gilroy 78 concord buchanan 80. 74 santa cruz, 70. 88 miami florida. yesterday 98 the record for the day and month. hottest temperature ever recorded outside of meteorological summer june july and august. thunderstorm complex for those watching on your high death television kaboom houston -- high def televion kaboom. massive southern part of gulf coast is covered in cloud cover and up and down the coast try mix of low clouds and some high clouds associated with the weak system. onshore winds more than a breeze , 15, 15, high elevations

when you get the delta breeze, this is the key here, i have been doing this a long time. vacville, howling dell delta breeze. pushing back already. 40s 40s on the temps and ksh 40s and 50s on the -- stanford sleeping in. that's okay. the low clouds and fog, the onshore push, this is replaced by another system pushing in and looks like it will stick around more. 60s for livermore. hobt that many. >> this is my anti-mclemore -- macle mor. more. this is more mile high style. back in black. acdc. let's go to the county. everything is back in green. doesn't have the same ring. vacville, valdeo area and to the bridge. no major problems as you drive through. this is a look at the bridge traffic, you can see it looks good. the work on 780 is picking up, no longer an issue, can drive through there without any delays. this is the -- 19-minute drive as you get out to the maize and when you get -- to the maze and to the toll bridge plaza, it is light. back to the desk. >>> last night in pleasant hill, a goodwill store caught fire and there was a lot of damage. live there now. show us

no wind at all by the delta and that is an indicator of how warm we'll get with the delta breeze today. once again many locations in the mid-90s. and here is a look at the cloud deck at the golden gate bridge, so at 500 feet, it will continue to build and sit here throughout the day so the beaches will be impacted today. yesterday you saw sunshine at the coast. today a few more clouds. but temperatures will remain mild. hot inland tomorrow and certainly today. as our sea breeze will be weak and confined to the beaches. the cooling trend for our inland communities begins on tuesday. so if you are headed to the coast, know this, we do have some fog. we'll have some sun at times. i think more fog for half moon bay. low 60s and temperatures in santa cruz should be in the 70s today. so hour by hour, the fog continues to increase and from san mateo coast through the marin county coast, it sets up overnight. and then it will allow for more of a breeze into monday afternoon. so here is monday. 90s again. upper 70s in oakland. but today is another warm one. so this will feel good tomorrow. 60s

on the water for the man it disappeared in the delta on saturday. he was boating in bair island, and his son fell in and he jumped into rescuing him, the boy was pulled out but his dad is not been found. contra costa fire and other agencies had joined in the search, and one woman said the currents can be very strong where the rivers merge. >> i watch for seek help -- sea kelp and the vegetation in the water, and the seed otters -- sea otters coming out toward the ocean, you have to watch that current right there where the rivers merge, there is always an undercurrent. >> the search was called off last night because it was too dark but they have not said whether they will be back on the water today to continue the search. >>> responding to the fire near fifth street and embarcadero, alex savidge is live to tell us about the fire. >> reporter: good morning. the oakland fire department is wrapping up at the scene of the fire at the homeless encampment that is basically underneath interstate 880. here is the same where we are, on the other side of the r