in kates, heavier pockets. north bay, san francisco. also the east bay and south bay. throughout the day. something strange. undergo a break here through parts of the bay area. don't let your guard down. things will pick up. by 11:00 atmosphere. will be pointed at the bay area. could produce heavier rainfall. not only saturday night. continuing into sunday morning. and also possibly into sunday evening. here's the new thing about our storm system. it may push out of here a little bit sooner about 11:00 on sunday. that would body better for totals looking at in terms of taking them down a bit. still a lot of rainfall here. as we look at the map. a lot of colors. purple/red. good for two to four inches of rainfall. two to fourth. possible in north bay. red colors for peninsula. but check it out across santa cruz on the key. now we want to move ahead into the river flooding. the gurnville river expected to reach flood stage. another river that looks to reach flood stage the napa river spa s specifically at 1. >> gurnville and napa river should hit float stage. those who l

ladies and gentleman, please welcome kate del castillo. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: kate del castillo! i have so many things to talk to you about. thank you so much for coming on the show. >> thank you for having me. this is so exciting. thank you, thank you. >> jimmy: oh, i know. i want to talk about the show. but i really want to -- you're one of mexico's most accomplished actors. very, very, very great career and -- but maybe four years ago -- three years ago you were in the papers for a different thing. >> yes, a little detail there. >> jimmy: yeah. you had this secret meeting with el chapo. >> yes. >> jimmy: and sean penn. >> yes. >> jimmy: talk to me about this. what? why? how? what? how did this come about? why did you do it? what was it like? >> well, it was scary for sure. >> jimmy: yes. [ light laughter ] >> but -- well, he reached out to me in 2014. and he wanted to give me the rights of his life. so -- his story life. so, i was like, well -- you know, i'm an actress. i'm a storyteller. you know, why not? so, i grabbed, like, a -- you know, like, a little team of p

lled "kate )s law", which >>> 14 in san francisco two years ago. the shooting made national headlines, even prompting a bill called case law which you might remember passed the house last month. that bill would extend prison stays for undocumented immigrants who are caught reentering the u.s. after being deported multiple times. >>> we have new details in the shooting death of a saratoga woman that we first brought you that story on our midday newscast yesterday. now today we learned that that woman's roommate is charged with her murder. police say 57-year-old danny lee diehl called 911 and surrendered to santa clara sheriff's deputies telling them he had shot his roommate on buckner road. they are not releasing the name of the 76-year-old victim at this time. >>> it's going to heat up this weekend. some neighborhoods are going to hit triple digits. >> yes, we have been talking about this all weekend long here. we had a few days of nice weather, but now team coverage as we prepare for the heat. chuck coppola joining us. kari, can say you didn't war

politicians were invited to the older brother of kate middleton and prince william. >> maybe we were included. we have a chance. we're not politicians. >> do you have our updated address? e-mail? look at the golden gate bridge. it looks sunny right now. >> we had some light rain quickly moving out of the bay area right now. sunshine now to wrap up the day in san francisco. we've got winds picking up. see the flag there off to the right as the on shore winds come back in at 18 miles per hour. high was still 65 today in san francisco. emeryville at 64 degrees, but not as sunny in the tri-valley. dublin had a high of 68. yes, a bit breezy outside for the evening, and san jose still kind of gloomy. we had a high close to 70 today, 63 currently. you'll see on the radar view how the storm is already gone. there really wasn't much to it other than briefly getting the windshield wet. not much adding up in the rain gauges and you can see the clearing line has already reached the east side of the ney, getting to san jose in the hour or so. we'll have a cool start to the morning, 40s and 50s. n

as you can see they read no panhandling, subject to fine, but homeless ad kates complained and reminded b.a.r.t. that panhandle something legally protected as free speech. the president of b.a.r.t.'s board of directors agrees, saying that the signs were missing a word, and should have read no aggressive panhandling, which is against the law. >> i think it's really discriminatory towards people who are poor, who are unhoused, saying that you can't be here in this public space. >> so far this year, b.a.r.t. officers responded to 340 calls for panhandling, only two resulted in citations. >>> 4:37. coming up on "today in the bay," a new wave of tariffs on chinese goods could hit consumers right in our wallets. how this could increase the amount we pay for clothes, toys and electronics. >>> giant retailers move toward outsourcing and potentially major layoffs. what the company says the shift will better serve customers. >>> good morning. i'm rahel solomon at cnbc headquarters. here are today's top business headlines. wall street could see more red arrows at the opening bell. stocks plumgd ye

sharply worded statement blaming the city's police commission for the shooting. >>> the parents of kate steinle will be allowed to sue the federal government, but not the city of san francisco. this morning, about exclusive response from their legal team. the deadly shooting spark add national conversation about sanctuary cities and gun safety. the 32-year-old was killed walking along pier 14 with her father back in 2015. juan francisco lopez sanchez, an undocumented immigrant, with numerous deportations, said he mistakenly shot a gun that was stolen from a federal agent's unlocked car. that agent worked for the bureau of land management. now a magistrate judge says the feds can be sued. however, the match state dismissed the steinle's claims against the city of san francisco. the steinle family attorney tells us, we fully expect to hold the bureau of land management responsible for this gun being on the streets. >>> michelle obama fought back tears making her final remarks as first lady. >> know that this country belongs to you. to all of you. from every background and walk of life. be

larry, we saw this right after kate steinle's death as well. let's talk about the impact this could have on a renewed debate about sanctuary cities and, really, also about the president's border wall. >> it certainly comes at an interesting time, doesn't it, just as this border wall discussion is going on. could this be leverage for the president? perhaps. is it something that will pass? perhaps. whatever it is, at least for the moment, it raises this entire issue in a very, veryth very re. >> larry, could the news of this somehow break the the president democrats over this breakdown of communication about the border? >> reporter: it's possible, larry. you know as a journalist the word legs, if the story has legs. if the story carries on, if the president's able to maximize his value, given his relationship, previous relationship with sheriff christianson. they've met, of course, in the past. perhaps it might. it just might. but let's remember, nancy pelosi just a week from now comes in to power as speaker, and she's going to have a whole lot m

gun control add ro kates say it's untraceable and filed an appeal to block the blueprints from being downloading. >>> three chickens tested positive in martinez and two dead crows tested positive for west nile. vector control found mosquitos with the virus. they did fogging in the south bay cities. good news, no human case of west nile since 2016. >>> more backlash against san francisco based salesforce. the chronicle reports wrecking ball coffee roasters turned down a contract because salesforce with a contract with the border patrol. the coffee shop would have served drinks at the annual conference. they announced the contract in march. the ceo of salesforce said it's nothing to do with separating families. nonetheless, the news prompted protests outside the headquarters and led one charity to return salesforce donations. >>> pg&e said it lost nearly $1 billion in the second quarter. in part due to cleanup, repair and legal costs of last fall's wildfires. the earnings announcement comes as lawmakers question whether to ease the liable for future browns. governor brown is asking for

kate traveled for her first solo engagement with the queen but that was a normal scheduled train. last weekend megan attended the queen's official birthday celebration in london and making her first buckingham palace appearance with megan putting on another perfect performance. >> so far she hasn't put a foot wrong, she has hit the ground running, she has already started work as a working royal and she has been embraced by the family. >> reporter: today two royal generations on show, the queen who has been doing this job for 65 years and megan in her new role for less than a month. even without harry, wowing the crowd. imagine that she ever thought when she was growing back up in california that she would be addressed as your royal highness and would be on official events like this with her majesty the queen. >> she is now. we will be right back. i'm april kennedy and i'm an arborist with pg&e in the sierras. since the onset of the drought, more than 129 million trees have died in california. pg&e prunes and removes over a million trees every year to ensure that hazardous trees ca

kate upton among those who publicly accused him of wrong doing. >>> health news this morning for you, more men are now going under the knife for plastic surgery. the american society of plastic surgeons says 1.3 million men had surgeries last year. most common procedures, liposuction and tummy tucks and male breast reduction. younger men want to improve their body to go to the beach and older men focus on the face. quad rupled since the year 2000. >> getting very -- >> i'm not going to say i have or have not had the surgery but i'm turning 68 this year. >> yeah, right. >> just kidding. >> go for the botox but the dad bod will always be in. >> dad bod -- i thought you said dead bod. >> in some cases. all right. a lot of people will be hitting the beach today. you do want to look good. it's sunny and warm today. here's a look at the san jose this morning. one of the spots that will still be pretty warm and a lot of people looking for somewhere cooler to go, maybe the movie theater or the mall. south bay 7-day forecast coming up at the bottom of the screen. let's head over to fremont for

supermodel kate upton accused him of wrongdoing. >>> and a plan to split california into three states is in your hands. it is called cal three and just earned a spot on the november ballot. the idea is spearheaded by tim draper. the supporters delivered 600,000 signatures in order to qualify for the ballot. here are the proposed borders. bay area and sacramento is part of northern california and l.a. would be california and fresno down to san bernardino and san diego would be southern california. if voters approve it, state lawmakers would have to give the approval. the federal government also has to agree. >>> right now a look at what we could expect today weather wise and as kari is telling us, it is a warm one out there. >> like yesterday except some of the inland valleys that were in the 90s yesterday may be even a few degrees hotter today. but as we get a look at half moon bay, still nice and cool. 59 degrees. and we have just enough of an ocean breeze to cool down temperatures here and also for some spots right there along the immediate coast. but then we work our way inland to

i'm natalie morales alongside willie geist, dylan dreyer, kate snow. matt and al are off and savannah's still on maternity leave. >> i cannot see the end of the crowd. as far as the eye can see. adam levine getting ready for "the voice." maroon 5 with a new album out tomorrow. a very busy man. we are pumped. >> now married now. i'm sorry, ladies. we talk to him about life as a married man. >> how does he have time to do all this? >> all while wearing a tiny little white t-shirt. >> first we want to go into kate snow. >> good morning. key republicans and democrats are urging president obama to take stronger action against the global threat posed by isis. chris jansing joins us from washington. >> reporter: good morning. the pressure is building from leaders of the both the senate intelligence committee that the threat posed by isis needs to be dealt with swiftly. even diane feinstein suggested president obama has been perhaps too cautious. americans and other westerners have gone to syria to join isis. no one is saying there is a specific threat here bu