they announced they were tossing out an obama administration study of greenhouse gases and instead they will begin yet another study and use it to create you'll efficiency regulations. >> if scott pruitt doesn't get it and if trump doesn't get it, they have to go. >> reporter: scott pruitt told a congressional committee that he wants to work with california on the new fuel efficiency standards. >> i am hopeful and optimistic we will have a decision that will benefit the entire country, take into consideration california, obviously, and achieve good outcome. >> reporter: but he will not be bullied by the state of california. >> we cannot have one state dictating the rest of the country. >> reporter: california has already begun the fight in court and filed a new lawsuit today. >> today we filed a lawsuit in the circuit court of appeals for the district of columbia. >> reporter: the state attorney general said california has filed dozens of lawsuits

against the trump administration and of the 11 or so that has decided, california has won all of them. >> our track record between donald trump and the state of california is california 11 victories, zero losses. donald trump, zero losses -- zero victories 11 losses. >> reporter: in 2022 that is when the more fuel-efficient regulations take effect. and they're trying to figure out what they will roll out in a few years. it is still unclear exactly what rules in just a few years cars will have to comply with. president trump is not winning points with california voters. in the latest uc berkeley poll, two thirds of the voters in our state disapprove of the job he is doing. people were divided among party lines.

91% of democrats disapprove while 80% of republicans approve of his job performance. the approval was based on different policies. for example, half of california voters disapproved of his dealings with north korea. 73% disapprove of his environmental policies. a big bay day demonstration is wrapping up in oakland. chopper 5 was overhead about one hour ago as hundreds marched to the sheriff's office and on to lake merritt. in addition to workers rights they are also calling for sanctuary for all and and and to violent encounters between the public and the police. many of them work at the port of oakland. union members walked off the job to take part in the demonstrations. >> i want a better world for my daughter and my family. there is too much senseless violence and if this bring some awareness against that, i think it is a positive thing. >> the march wrapped up about

one hour ago where community organizations had a resource fair for immigrant workers. uber workers will soon have a tougher time with benefits. 8.4% of the u.s. workforce were considered independent contractors. a new court decision could give them a big boost. >> reporter: the california supreme court ruling will send shockwaves to the state economy affecting the rights of ridesharing drivers. and truck drivers. we talked to him via skype. >> it is a great decision for me . this will also make us eligible for things like worker's comp., disability, and -- >> reporter: this could reclassify workers from contractor to employees with

all of the benefits that employees get an contractors do not. >> many businesses, particularly high tech companies rely heavily on independent contractors and those independent contractors are exploited by the businesses. this ruling helps give new protections to those workers. >> reporter: under the ruling only workers like plumbers, who control their own hours, would be considered contractors. for uber and lift back -- it could lead to protections and benefits they have never had.>> employers can hire independent contractors and pay them less than the minimum wage and oftentimes they do. that is the reason that employers will miss classify workers as independent contractors. under this decision, it will be harder for them to do that. >> reporter: that has also met billions of dollars in lost state tax revenue.>> and just

thinking where our state and our nation would be if we were to have those monies allocated and property given -- >> reporter: the status will not change overnight, a flood of class-action lawsuits against employers is expected. a silicon valley act developer is accusing facebook of throwing them under the bus. maria medina reports on the app developer. >> reporter: not only that, but according to the new york times half a dozen developers have boycotted the f8 conference after facebook changed its policies on how they can access user information.>> -- >> reporter: this is the ceo of a small marketing research firm that used facebook to collect user data. two days before mark zuckerberg testified before congress how about cambridge analytic a took

users information, he was accused of selling user data instead of using it for academic purposes. >> reporter: so pretty good relationship with them. so were you shocked or stunned that you would be this -- >> i learned this from the news. >> reporter: since then he has proven that his company had no wrongdoing. yet he is still suspended from facebook and that has had an impact on his business.>> the fact that people can even think that we've been stealing and misusing their information, that is harmful. >> reporter: facebook is limiting how much information they can use.>> -- >> reporter: mark zuckerberg talked about this extensively. even joked about it when he announced a new feature.

>> let say that your friend is testifying in congress. >> reporter: it this man is not laughing. >> he thrust under the bus without any double checking or no evidence or anything. i understand that he is under a lot of pressure. >> reporter: and just to be clear, he is not boycotting facebook's conference. he is hoping that his layers of facebook can come to some kind of an agreement soon. maria medina, kpix 5. we just learned of two arrests. this was the city of albany's first. a man was found sunday morning shot in the head steps from a walking and biking past. two people have been arrested and they are being held on

suspicion of murder. the company accused of fraud in the cleanup of an old san francisco naval base is getting hit with a massive lawsuit. they were in charge of clearing contaminated land at the hunters point naval shipyard. jackie ward shows us why people that live near the base are so upset.>> when he passed away he said i don't want to die in vain. i want them to pay for what has happened to me and for taking me away from my family. >> reporter: this woman is a widow because her husband spent years working in what she calls the toxic environment of the hunters point shipyard. he died from a rare cancer related to asbestos.>> they weren't suited properly. we bought respirators. he did not want to lose his job. >> reporter: an attorney is now representing her in a $27

million lawsuit. some of these people say they have developed cancer, asthma, and serious illnesses that doctors cannot diagnose due to what lies just beyond the spence. the environmental threats that these people breathe every day will affect generations to come. >> we will fight until this community is guaranteed it will be safe. >> reporter: they are being charged for providing phosphide test results. the ground may still contain radioactive material despite 12 years of cleanup and testing. just last week the chief engineer here publicly defended his company's work. it cost the federal government $1 billion. >> we have worked hard to make hunters point safe for the community and the residents and for redevelopment. it is unfortunate that the false allegations that a been

brought against us may result in unnecessary delays in the redevelopment process. >> reporter: the company said they are so confident they will not only pay for more testing, they will pay for a third party company to come in. they were not available for immediate comment following this press conference. jackie ward, kpix 5. it started with the workplace crush and ended in murder. a man killed his romantic rival. and a couple is accused of gaming the system. they stage departments to fool inspectors. helping the blind see. how holograms can fool the brain. the groundbreaking technology is coming up. more snow? yes more close to the sierras.

there are the blue skies over the bay bridge. how long do we keep this weather going? the seven-day forecast is coming up. crystal geyser alpine spring water starts here, passes through here, and is bottled right here. at the mountain source. naturally. crystal geyser is the only major u.s spring water bottled at the mountain source. naturally.

geyser! [echo]stal! [echo] crystal! [echo] geyser! [echo] crystal geyser. always bottled at the mountain source. naturally. date his co- worker... kills her fiance after she repeatedly rejects him. kpix five's juliette goodrich spoke to the woman who never thought this would happe a workplace crush took a deadly turn. a man who was spateredate to da him. julie goodrich spoke to the woman who never thought this would happen.

>> reporter: authorities tell me that this was not a love triangle. this was a coworker who wanted to date someone who was in gauged. i spoke to her today and she had no idea who coworker, who she thought was a friend, could do such a thing. >> we were friends. at the airport we worked in the same jobs. so my boyfriend, me, and him, we were friends. >> reporter: did you ever think he would do something like this?>> no. >> reporter: she was about to make a new life with her fianci and their daughter. that changed winter coworker had other plans. he wanted to be with her by killing her fianci. >> reporter: how many shots were fired? >> more than two. >> reporter: now behind bars and charged with murder, kevin prasad used to work for covenant aviation security, which provides security at the airport. he plotted to kill mark

mangaccat and killed him at close range in the couple's driveway. investigators say he was trying to get this woman to go out with him. was this a repeated attempt to be with you?>> he said, don't go. i want to be with you. so he just said something like a friendly joke. >> reporter: to deliver make you nervous? >> no. >> reporter: the district attorney -- did he have any criminal background? >> nothing. >> reporter: the da said that kevin prasad and donovan rivera masterminded away to kill mark mangaccat. >> he jumped out of the car, and fired through the window while both of them were there. it is great fortune that she was

not struck by one of the bullets. >> reporter: she never saw the killer at the time.>> i was waiting and sad and crying. i was thinking what happened? he has no enemies. i don't have enemies either. >> reporter: she said that investigators are questioning her and she had to think about who could possibly done this when she brought up kevin prasad. investigators looked into this and finally made an arrest. he and his accomplice are both behind bars tonight and both are charged with murder. sacramento police released the official autopsy report on the shooting of stephan clark. the autopsy differs from the one issued by his family. he was shot seven times in three of the rounds entered his back. the autopsy found that he was shot eight times and six times

in the back. he was killed by a sacramento police in his grandmother's backyard. a morgan police officer is on leave. police said the driver of the stolen van let officers on a chase over the weekend. it came to a stop. the girl was a passenger in the van and she was being directed to get on the ground. an officer accidentally discharged his gun and the bullet ricocheted off the ground and it hit this girl near her eyes. it was safely removed at the hospital. a multimillion dollar grant is headed to the schools affected by the wildfires. they will receive a federal emergency grant of $14.4 million to help schools recover. the schools can use the funds to repair fire damage and pay for environmental cleanup.

there was a new groundbreaking on a new redwood park less than 30 miles from tech companies. it is west of highway 17 and it is across from lexington reservoir. the 1400 acre site will feature a redwood forest and six miles of trails for hiking and horseback riding. is just a stones throw from silicon valley.>> people might be surprised to find this so close to the urban areas of the silicon valley. there is wonderful wildlife here and it is really beautiful. we are excited to be able to share this with the public.>> the public grand opening is set for next spring.>> it is definitely a beautiful day for hike. it will continue to be pleasant for the next several days. great outdoor weather regardless of where you are. these are the highest today. 70s and we made this in san

jose. san francisco was it 62. all of these are within 2 to 3 degrees of average. going to the foothills of the sierra, there are numerous thunderstorms and right around groveland, and then hire in elevations along highway 120 we see showers and thunderstorms. these are not coming here. stable air has moved in and will be prevalent for the next several days. another victory for the giants we hope, and it will be breezy and chilly at the baseball game. here is the low. it is raining in las vegas and rain in southern california and northern arizona. this is the low pressure area that is moving out. we will have high pressure, which will move in and park it self to the south. it will be centered to the south so we keep the light onshore flow.

we will have temperatures near normal. will be clear this evening and low clouds will move in late. we will see low cloud cover and fog near the water. 49 in concord. dry weather is head for the next several days. tomorrow's highs will be very close to average. 70s inland. 74 for san jose and seasonably cooler near the water. we will stay chilly at the beach, but right in the wheelhouse of the comfort zone for the next several days. the mid to upper 60s near the bay and all the way through the weekend into early next week. thanks, paul. it is a deal. but this is not saying much. this is the city's cheapest home on the market right now. looking for a buyer with a big imagination. steph curry has

just left his pregame warm-ups. he will play tonight. we will hear from him and have a preview of game two. you could generate your own energy, at home. or to save energy, unplug unused appliances. do your thing, with energy upgrade california.

welcome back to the oracle and the big news is you can feel it in the air. steph curry will play basketball tonight for the warriors. he came out of the pregame news conference and would not commit to whether he will start to come off the bench, but he will play. >> it will be electric. we are looking forward to the moment and hopefully he can settling quickly and get his rhythm. knowing him he will, he has always bounced back quickly from absences. >> reporter: he went through

this in 2016 when he returned from a similar injury midway through the playoffs. and while he started slowly, he did finish the night with 40 points. >> he was like 0-8, and went off in overtime.>> he went 0-10 and then made a three pointer, and as i told him, he's the only guy ever in the history of the league to do a shimmy. but he made his next five. >> reporter: as for the pelicans, they are trying to regroup. they suffered their first loss in the last four weeks. they want to bounce back from a loss, but they are no stranger to the friendly skies in the postseason. they will have racked up nearly 10,000 miles by the time they return to new orleans. >> obviously, we travel a lot

because we are in the west and i say all the time, we are not even west of the mississippi, so it is going to be long trips for us. with -- >> reporter: from one team to the other to the ice. the sharks, the starting quarterback has never lost a game and they hope that the momentum would rub off on them last night.>> let's go. >> it was awesome. >> reporter: several other 49ers were excited. but vegas spoiled the party. they lost in overtime and it was his third goal of the series

and they take a 2-1 series lead. bumgarner broke his pi and the giants have 17 of the last nine. he is coming back, but the bad news tonight, in the past hour -- a good news bad news thing. but all good news here. steph curry is taking the floor as the warriors look to take a 2-0 lead. back to you. >> it will be electric. coming up in the next half hour, landlords are accused of an elaborate housing scam. they kicked out their tenants to rent illegal airbnbs . and a motorhome leads

police on a high-speed chase through southern california. the pursuit lasted for hours with children possibly inside. the standup is happening right now. and a teenager shamed for wearing a traditional chinese dress to prom.

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our top story, unmade beds and dirty dishes and personal products. all of these are artfully arranged in more than a dozen apartments to make it look like someone lived there. the city said in reality all of these were being run as illegal airbnbs after the owners forced the original tenant out.>> wilson walker talks with the city attorney. >> reporter: the homes look like any other homes. the bed could've been made, only the san francisco city attorney's office said these were not really lived in. this was a scheme. >> this is egregious. it would be hard to top this one. >> reporter: this began in 2014 when the two landlords evicted the renters and illegally

rented out the rooms. and that was the first time they were caught. >> they settled and paid $276,000 to the city and pledged to never rent anti-of their properties illegally again. >> reporter: but they did not stop breaking the law. >> reporter: these individuals -- >> they violated this about 5000 times. >> reporter: they turned around and expanded the illegal rental operation to more buildings. >> we are talking about 14 units in buildings across the city. >> reporter: and for a while it worked. they brought in $700,000 in 11 months. and when the property was not being rented they were being staged to look lived in. as in that wineglass that has orange juice, it is really just there for show in case any visits were done by city inspectors.

>> they had fake leases and imposter residents and they had dirty dishes and clothes in the closets. they've had damp towels artfully draped over the door to the bathroom. >> reporter: inspectors caught on when they noticed the same costco items at multiple stagings. the city attorney's office is seeking a penalty of $5.5 million. >> the city needs to have a sufficient deterrent so that they do not do this again. >> the city of san francisco is placing -- the city of san francisco is going to limit the number of scooters allowed and charge companies annual permit bees. and they are going to keep scooters from obstructing sidewalks. the test program will also only allow five scooter companies to operate in the city at one

time. a developing story in southern california. police have been chasing this motorhome for more than three hours. it began in los angeles county and police say the suspect was involved in a dispute with his wife. they believe that two of the children could be in the motorhome and you can actually see at times a dog. the ban could be armed. officers have now apparently caught up with the suspect in this orchard in kern county. the driver has not come out and you can see a number of police units there on the scene waiting for him to surrender. police say the suspect was involved in a dispute with his wife and they believe two of his children could be inside the motorhome. we're learning that robert mueller has raised the idea of some -- of serving a subpoena on the president. the prospect came up in a meeting with president trump's lawyers and in the meantime we have a better idea of the questions he would like to ask the president.

>> reporter: special counsel robert mueller reportedly has 44 questions he would like to ask president trump about his russian investigation and possible obstruction of justice. many of the questions revealed by the new york times center on fbi director james comey. they include what did you think about mr. comey's intelligence briefing on january 6, 2017, about russian election interference? and regarding the decision to fire him, when was it made? why? and who played a role? he would also like to ask the president about former national screen advisor michael flynn, who is cooperating. >> i asked for his resignation. >> reporter: michael flynn was fired 24 days into the trump administration for lying about his contacts with russian ambassador. robert mueller wants to know what the president knew about those calls and why he decided to fire michael flynn and what efforts were made to reach out

to flynn about a possible pardon. president trump wasted no time firing back. he said it was disgraceful that the questions were leaked. and in another tweet he said it would seem hard to obstruct justice for crime that never happened. robert mueller's team has told the trump administration that the president is not considered a target. but investigators have been hoping to speak with him. president trump is honoring the crew of the southwest flight that made an emergency landing. >> i want to commend you for your lifesaving actions. you knew how to land that airplane. we salute you and every member of this crew. thank you very much. >> the pilot and several passengers from flight 1380 met with the president this afternoon. they were honored for their efforts after the engine broke and killed a passenger. the ntsb is still investigating

that engine failure. in brazil a massive high- rise fire caused a building to collapse. it happened in sco paulo. this 26 story building caved in and officials say at least one person has died and the abandoned building was occupied by about 150 squatters. putting thoughts in your head. how scientists are using holograms to trick the brain and what the potential is for the technology. this is the cheapest house in san francisco, but it will still get a big price.

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apple is not selling its iphone x top of the bottom line is fine. the earning report said that they slowed slightly more than

50 million. that is a 3% decline from the same period a year ago. but sales was $61 billion for the same quarter. the company cushioned that news with some good news for investors. a new $100 billion stock buyback and the 60% increase in quarterly dividends. and problems that self driving cars are running into on the road. the company testing the cars are required to report when the driver has to take over. and many of the problems are attempting a move when it is not safe. other problems had to do with hardware and software glitches. the oakland airport is seeing a boost from international travelers. it saw a 61% jump in international traffic since march of last year. that is an overall increase of 6%. that is thanks to new domestic

and international flight options including nonstop service to paris and daily service to new york and dallas. is this just a pretty dress? a teenager's decision to where a traditional chinese dress. and the view of the golden gate is spectacular. the fog will return tonight. will be keep the 60s and 70s around, or will we see a warm up? the forecast is coming up next.

technology that is straight out of star wars is going from science-fiction to ask.>> researchers say holograms projected into our brains could one day help the blind see and the paralyzed deal. mary lee shows us how. >> reporter: these researchers at uc berkeley are the brains behind your brain. >> this is the core of the optical center.

one of these observes activity and we have another laser that imprints this holographic pattern in order to trigger the light. >> reporter: they are activating and suppressing specific neurons with lights by placing laser 3-d holograms into the brain. they can create a real sensation or experience of something you have never had. it is like tricking the brain to see, touch, and feel things that are not there. they hope this technology will help those with prosthetic limbs to feel and help the blind to see. >> if you know all the steps that are involved to convince an animal that one thing is something else, then you prove that you know a lot about the brain. >> we can observe the neurons and see them activated and in purple you can see which neurons you can activate. >> reporter: they are than --

in the beginning stages only testing this on mice, but it is the research of the future. it is like something out of a sci-fi movie.>> we always joke about the matrix for mice. that is an appropriate analogy. you close your eyes and what you want is to wake up and find helicopter. we are a little ways away from their, but in principle, this is the type of technology -- if that ever happens, i think it will be based on some form of this technology. >> i probably won't see a patient helped by this, i probably will not live that long. but i know that it is adding to the total of work done on the subject. >> reporter: their work was just published and hundreds of scientists around the world have already expressed interest. they want as many researchers as possible to start using this technology to crack the neural code.

a teenager in utah is getting a lot of heat online for her prom dress. she found a traditional chinese dress at a vintage store and thought it was unique and beautiful. but when she posed, she ignited a firestorm. one critic tweeted that my culture is not your prime just. but a supporter said that i am a chinese woman and i support you. she tweeted that she loves and appreciates diversity. the feds are warning people about e-cigarette liquid that looks like products for children. take a look at these pictures. the liquid nicotine is packaged to resemble whipped cream, and juice boxes. federal regulators say this is misleading. they can cause nicotine poisoning. and a festival plans this

weekend in sacramento might be missing a key ingredient. marijuana. they cannot come to an agreement whether marijuana consumption will actually be allowed at the festival. the city is meeting on the issue right now.>> we are trying to advocate for the rights that we have been given to be able to use cannabis. so why not have this be a featured item at the festival? >> time is running out. this festival is friday. a pretty nice week outside, right?>> today we turn the corner and got milder outside. and it will stay that way. i had a dream that the traffic would be this quiet. not many people going into san francisco right now. i am focused on the blue sky. right now in oakland the breeze is picking up.

in san jose the 69 degrees. santa rosa is the warm spot. overnight tonight, fog and low cloud cover returning to point south. 49 degrees in pacifica and livermore 47. a new month and the average high this time of year looks good. santa rosa is 74 degrees. livermore in san jose, 77. fog and low cloud cover returns tonight and the onshore flow will keep temperatures close to average. may is the first of five straight months will we don't average one inch of rain in the san francisco bay area. it is raining in las vegas and in phoenix. that's strange for this time of year. that is the low that was off to our west last week. and this is all the further it moved. it is no longer a factor in our weather. we have a ridge of high pressure

that will bring back the cloud cover along the coastline tonight. a stronger push inland and likely into the bay. sonoma county will be cloudy come thursday morning. this will set up to the south and the wind will go clockwise around it and keep temperatures mild. so concord tomorrow, about 75 degrees. san jose, you also be 2 degrees above average. san ramon, pleasant and 74. fairfield, 78. daly city, 61 degrees, 70 once from petaluma. the winds -- the extended forecast, if you cannot get outside tomorrow or thursday or friday, if there's too much stuff to do, the weekend is going to be exactly

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this property is expected to draw a big price. >> john ramo said that buyers are looking beyond this tiny homes outer walls. >> reporter: to find out how crazy the san francisco real estate market is, look at the floor. and here is the floor. >> it is almost like a tiny house. >> reporter: this house at 459 ralston street is the cheapest single family home for sale in the city. it is listed for $649,000. the two-bedroom cottage is less than 600 square feet and every room needs complete overhaul. but remember, this is san francisco.>> we just did an open house this weekend and we have about 100 parties that walked through this. it will be very competitive. >> reporter: built before the

1902 earthquake, no one knows how old it is. some believe it may have been the residents of the local jockey or horseman. but with an unusually large lot, local realtors say it will not sell for its asking price. >> it will go higher. >> reporter: is that crazy to you? >> is very crazy that the price is so high that people cannot afford this.>> i was told i could not even compete. they will probably get 800 to 1 million for this. >> reporter: while people compete to level places like this and build bigger, this guy doesn't stand a chance. kevin is a san francisco firefighter. >> there are so many people that have a leg up on me.

they have extra cash and extra people investing. it is just me and i want a place that i can fix up. >> reporter: when a man charged protecting the city cannot afford a house like this, something is wrong.>> i might have to stay in my small studio apartment until i ti rere .tonight video of a lit league baseball player is going viral.>> at this baseball game his coach told him to run as fast as he can. but this guy thought it was a better idea to run in slow motion. the coach tried to encourage him, but he was having none of that. he goes in slow motion, but he eventually does make it to home plate. he kind of dives in. good for you.

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