right now at 6:00, we are following the bizarre and deadly crash. what investigators know, so far. a shootout at a hookah lounge. a repeat visit from law enforcement, they report. the news at 6:00 starts right now. thanks for joining us. we begin with the breaking news on the peninsula in the last 20 minutes, all lanes of this highway have opened up followed a deadly crash. it happened not far from the woodside road accident, a deadly crash. we have the very latest.

>> reporter: this crash happened before 3:00 this afternoon on south bound i highway to haiti. a woman that was killed was in her 40s. a 15-year-old passenger suffered major injuries. the white ford sedan was traveling the wrong way, northbound into the wrong way of to haiti. they slammed into another vehicle. the woman died at the scene. the 14-year-old passenger was transported to stanford hospital, where he was treated with major injuries. the wrong way driver was arrested and he is being treated for minor injuries. he doesn't know if he was under the influence of drugs or alcohol. there was an unusual report made about the same time the

crash happened. someone called and said they saw a naked man running from a white vehicle in the same area of highway 280. officers are investigating that report. while the investigation is underway, the traffic is flowing in the area. a woman in her 40s was killed. a 14-year-old boy suffered major injuries. we do not know if that was her son. live off highway 280, nbc bay area news. our team sent out a alert as soon as we learned about the crash and the traffic backup. get weather alerts and news stories straight to your phone. a fight at a hookah lounge turned into a early-morning gunbattle. it left two people

dead and two people went to the hospital. >> reporter: not the first time that sheriff deputies have responded to the hookah lounge on mission boulevard in hayward. >> it's an illegal business where people gather and have parties. it's not supposed to be functioning. they don't have licensing and permits. >> reporter: the departments crime prevention and reduction team have visited the lounge several times. it has continued to operate, even though it was ordered to close in 2021. early in the morning, a fight broke out. two people started shooting at each other. four people were shot, one died at the scene and second person died in the hospital. >> that's too close to home. >> reporter: close to home and

her two daughters. >> i see a lot of police there and it's always between 2:00 and 3:00 in the morning. >> reporter: another neighbor said it's a sign of the times piddle. battles that were settled by fists when he was growing up, now they are settled with guns. >> if you have a confrontation, move on, i have two boys, i keep telling them. >> reporter: they are talking to witnesses. encouraging everyone about information to come forward. the county has ordered the business to close. it doesn't have the proper licenses and permits. still, the lounge stayed open. the county posted notices, ordering the business to shut down. in 2021, they heard

hearings about complaints piling up. deputy sheriff officers were there 71 times. several online reviews by former patrons, they describe the atmosphere as ready to erupt at any moment. we could not contact the owner for a response. a shooting in the fruit dale neighborhood. when officers got there, they found a person shot. paramedics rushed that person to the hospital, no word on how they are doing. we don't have any more information now. and here, and armed robbery where jewelry was taken. $100,000 of jewelry, including a rolex walks.

we are asking anyone with information to come forward. a small fire at a home in cupertino this afternoon. firefighters arrived and the attic was 70% engulfed. nobody was hurt and the fire was contained to the attic. no word on what may have sparked that fire. doing spring cleaning on this earth day. volunteers spent the day cleaning up in alameda. they had bucket sandbags to collect garbage. most of the trash, they say, was plastic straws, cigarette butts and bottle caps and cams. >> you have people coming out. >> it's important to take part of our landscape, ecosystem. everybody needs to contribute. >> this group said they picked

up two bags of trash each. in the south bay, more earth day celebrations. the mayor hosting the great american litter pickup. the mayor said today was not only about cleaning up trash, but also about community. >> we live in a world where we are stressed out and on our phones all the time and disconnected. we have an opportunity here to get to know somebody and work side-by-side and make our community a better place. it's special. >> volunteers have collected 38,000 pounds of trash. earth day festivities in the east bay, as well. we stopped by fremont. people participated in various activities, like how to fix a bike, so more people

can ride instead of driving. we picked up gardening tips. the weather could not have been more perfect for earth day. looking great in the bay area. >> once the fog lifted around san francisco, it was great. san jose climbed to 77 degrees and now cooling to 67 to grace. now a cool down. we have that coming up in a few minutes. we will continue the earth day coverage where storms brght a lake back to . what it means fofarmers. covering your warriorsall season long. the warriorshome tomorrow taking on the kings on day four of the playoffs se. live coverage stat 12:30.

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>> reporter: if there's any resource that fits california, it's water. for more than a century, cities in agriculture have harvest the snowmelt from the mountains. they have built dams and rivers. a giant swath of california's central valley was covered in a mass of this body of water. >> the size of the lake was around 700 square miles. >> reporter: as the rivers were tamed, the lake bed dried and disappeared into farmland. the phantom lake, sometimes return >> look at the flow, it's probably double. >> reporter: after a record rain and snow winter, it has

returned. it's more than reservoirs can manage. >> 3000 acre-feet a day running into this lake. >> reporter: the agricultural consultant has seen this before. the historic flood of 1983. >> 83, 2000 acres were underwater. this could have a double effect. >> reporter: this year the st. john's and king and this river are writing at capacity. in some places, so much water dish >> they had to cut the canal and let it flow through here. >> reporter: all the water is on its way here, the rebirth of this lake. the lake extends across thousands of acres, swallowing farmlands, roads and telephone

poles. >> there is no end to it, you can see it going forever. >> reporter: a few months ago, this land was earmarked for crops. >> 15% of california's crop of processed tomatoes is in the lake. >> reporter: flooding has been severe. homes and businesses underwater. dairies have been hard hit, too , forced to evacuate cows to higher ground. though worse is still on its way. the sierras are crowned with snow. snowpack estimated 300 percent of normal. it's all coming down. state officials estimate 2 million acre-feet of snowmelt are on their way here. whether it arrives at once or

in stages, depends on temperatures. >> it's going to get deeper. >> reporter: 200 miles of farmland will be under this lake by july. as the melt begins, crews around the valley are raising levees as residents dig in for floods. the valley goes from drought to flood. a reminder from mother nature, she's the one calling the shots. >> you don't mess around with mother nature. >> you don't mess around with mother nature. adding on to that story, you got to that lake. >> trying to find out on google maps or apple maps, it's not there. but let's look at the satellite map identifying the larger bar bodies of water.

the san luis reservoir, mono lake and at the bottom is a developing lake. the lower section, southern san juan being valley. we have a lot of snow still loaded up there. equivalent of 59 inches of snow water. coming out of the southern sierra. department of resources is highlighting that area, depending on how quickly that snowmelt goes away. it's impacting other areas, including you somebody, merced river, later next week. it will have an impact outside here. also around yosemite the next 7 to 10 days. 67 right now in san jose. cooling things off. we were at

80 in livermore. now down to 71 degrees. san rafael 66 degrees. over toward san francisco, count warm-up today, low 60s. ocean temperatures still near 50. in the ocean air conditioning has an extra bite this time of year. tomorrow, wind and clouds and drizzle that will start things off on sunday morning. sunshine for the afternoon. temperature for two days will get cool. morning temperatures starting off in the 50s with cloudy skies. inland, we are looking at low 80s in santa rosa and concord. upper 70s inland. 60s in these places. monday little cooler. temperature trend tuesday to wednesday, we are jumping into

summer. 86 degrees in san jose. we are clearly seeing the temperatures spike where we could get close to 90 degrees on thursday. these temperatures haven't been this warm since last october. that's significant. high pressure builds in wednesday and thursday and as you head towards next weekend, jumping into the 80s and a cool down with temperatures in the 70s. there's drizzle for tomorrow morning. the rest of the week warms up. widespread 80s inland wednesday and thursday. for the sierra upper 60s. lows in the 40s. you have to watch the snowmelt impact in the central and southern area. still ahead, planting trees

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welcome back. i'm anthony florez. the warriors will get their heart and soul of their team back for game four as they try to even the playoffs series against sacramento. green will be back in the lineup. a wire to wire game three without green who was suspended in game two. they usually play much better at home. they were aggressive on defense and move the ball on offense, without those careless turnovers. >> being in a dogfight and not being able to participate, that's bad. no matter what the

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