midweek and expecting snow in the sierra nevada early of course. today high pressure we are in the 70's and 80's in many years although the cooing has started in some spots actually a little warmer in other 80's lick livermore, fairfield, close to 90 today. that's all changing. cold front is coming through. leading edge of colonel air coming through the bay area as we head into tuesday and wed. tonight high cloud moving out of the picture and we'll be seeing breezy conditions tomorrow afternoon. feel the breezy i should say and sierra nevada you will start to see some snow coming did you know by wednesday morning. believe it or not enough snow come being with gusty wednesday prompt winter weather advisory in the southern nevada. couple inches of snow 6000 gust 55 miles an hour so prepare for winter driving conditions. this could affect if heading to yosemite. stay tune. our live doppler 7hd will track the snow as it develops. tomorrow morning chilly. just want the the ems to warm. mid upper 40's on the coldest north bay valley and along the coast line. you will need a coat or jacke

see thunderstorms numerous thunderstorms moving in from nevada and they have thunder storm and rain. heading back west ward tipping that tomorrow afternoon and evening. upper level clouds gave us beautiful view tonight h.to share it with you. sub tropical in niche and provides us with the hook from the exploring these 2 buildings here will be facing along the coast for the morning commute. 62 in oak land. still in the 60's in mountain view. san jose. pretty mild weather rate now. santa cruz 62 degrees and view from emeryville camp raw can see pretty good visit here. temperatures 61 santa rosa still 70's for fairfield. livermore still pretty warm out there and not expecting it to cool off whole lot. dealing with the fog long the coast first thing in the forecast partly cloudy tuesday afternoon looking at clearing skies wednesday and nightly warm conditions by midweek. circulation that has been moving up towards the coast line here and this is what has been drying up monsoon moisture we have been dealing with. this will stay offshore and eventually veer northeast. until it's out of th

the wet weather stays inside of the bay area. that means in the sierra and nevada. the seven-day forecast shows temperatures back in the 50's and 60's friday through monday. leyla gulen? >> there is fog in the north bay and that is coming over 101. it could hamper your visibility so use the low beams and drive slow. the rest of our bay area is looking clear with lots of green on the map. it is indicating top speeds on all of our roadways and we have slowing, though, headed into castro valley along southbound 238 away from the nimitz and to dublin but that is due to construction that is happening in the area the nimitz is at top speeds. the drive time traffic from the westbound direction from tracy to dublin you are under 30 hints and highway 4 antioch to concord is 15 minutes. here is walnut creek southbound 680 away from highway 4 and everyone is making their way down to the 24 junction. >> check this identity: workers are assembling a tree sculpture at palo alto city hall plaza, a life-sized weeping willow with 40,000 enter active lights came from burning man festival two years

can see the thunderstorms stretching from arizona, nevada, right across our neighborhoods once again. already some high clouds starting to roll in to our neighborhoods. best chance of showers during the afternoon hours will be down to the south and over the high country, yosemite, 95. tahoe, no more record high temperatures. 87. monterey, cloudy and 64. >> all right. we have drainage forces in east bay. traveling eastbound side of 508. that's where you find construction crews between greenville and north flynn road. that's where it will be three lanes blocked off until 9:00 a.m. this morning. altima pass. drive out of tracy. before you reach the end of the pass and into livermore and out towards pleasanton. 30-minute commute. have you this construction project on the lower deck of the bay bridge from the anchorage to the metering lights. these are -- lanes blocked million 6:00 a.m. and as we take a look at the toll plaza now, cash pay lanes are starting to load up a little bit. you see a couple of cars there making their stops to make that drive into san francisco. >> thanks. new rep

hour is light new england. you can see thunderstorms numerous thunderstorms moving in from nevada and they have thunder storm and rain. heading back west ward tipping that tomorrow afternoon and evening. upper level clouds gave us beautiful view tonight h.to share it with you. sub tropical in niche and provides us with the hook from the exploring these 2 buildings here will be facing along the coast for the morning commute. 62 in oak land. still in the 60's in mountain view. san jose. pretty mild weather rate now. santa cruz 62 degrees and view from emeryville camp raw can see pretty good visit here. temperatures 61 santa rosa still 70's for fairfield. livermore still pretty warm out there and not expecting it to cool off whole lot. dealing with the fog long the coast first thing in the forecast partly cloudy tuesday afternoon looking at clearing skies wednesday and nightly warm conditions by midweek. circulation that has been moving up towards the coast line here and this is what has been drying up monsoon moisture we have been dealing with. this will stay offshore and eventually vee

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athe sierra nevada seeing snow showers that are winding down. we'll talk about that in just a moment here. winter storm warning is in forecast toont until 10:00 p.m. tonight. we're looking at five to 10 inches of snow possible. take a look at the view from lake tahoe tv. we're going to pan around and so far, two to 11 inches of snow has fallen. they need more snow. i'll show you what it looks like. now, i'll show you a bay area live shot from our camera. looking out towards the bay you're seeing sun and we're still dealing with unstable atmosphere. temperatures now napa, 52 degrees. it's 55 in fremont and here is the s.what is coming up. we're looking at a chance of showers overnight. scattered showers tomorrow. showers thursday. you'll see why not everyone swril a chance of seeing wet weather. there is an area of low pressure here. there is a cold front going to paralegality coastline here so the best possibility of seeing those showers develop will be along the coast. then that, will finally start to turn east. so showers will head into southern california, and northern baja. frida

, looking good this evening, 51 in fairfield, ym nevada, 43. here is a look from the emoriville cam. over the bay. that fog should increase at the coast, and the peninsula. ⌞hazes sunshine, thickening clouds, and a rain chance on tuesday. overnight lows in the 40s, lower 40s in the the north bay. otherwise, forecast model, 11:00, picking up cloudiness aì% fog. as we work our way through sunday, definitely will continue to see it. although by one, two, 3:00 tomorrow afternoon, pulled back to the coast for the most part. the cooler air mass, thanks to onshore winds, we will keep the clouds near th look ahead at the latest model, in terms of the rain chance for tuesday this. is monday at 5:00 a&m you notice the clouds, monday, on the increase. 3:00 monday afternoon, clouds thickening up. it will be tuesday morning,÷ú ts is at 4:00 in the morning, you can see the showers starting to move into santa rosa, heading toward the golden gate bridge, by our commute time, and it slowly moves, hangs toward the mid day or so. then it falls apart. this next system, very weak in nature. it look

shore from san francisco bay area. we do have thunderstorms developing in the sierra nevada but fire concern is in north bay mountains. red flag warning remaining up until wednesday at 5:00 p.m. still possibility of thunderstorms around the bay area basically between tonight and early tomorrow morning. and north bay going to linger into tomorrow evening. east bay hills you can see fog and low clouds partly cloudy with coastal fog. low 70s in the morning. areas of fog mid-50s to 60s and best possibility of seeing a lingering threat will be in the north bay. low 60s to upper 80s. i'll be back to let you know when we'll return to normal near a few minutes. >> you take photos or videoejo tonight we'd love to see it. you can e mail us at you report at kgo-tv.com. and we're on twitter abc 7 news bay area. >> wildfire is closing a main highway forcing moreñ l evacuations, doubling in size to 10,000 acres overnight. the fire jumped highway 120 shutting down the road into yosemite. about 450 firefighters are trying to get it under control on the grounds]t- air. it's still not contained and i

at the map. out west in phoenix, it will be right around freezing. reno, nevada, 9 degrees. back east, pittsburgh will be 66 tomorrow. 30 degrees above normal. columbia, south carolina, nearly 80. and in california tonight, farmers, like this one near fresno, are struggling to save their crops from the cold. standing watch at night. some farmers with fans blowing warm air on their field. meteorologist ginger zee standing by with what's causing this. but first, clayton sandell is in the heartland. >> reporter: overnight, temperatures again fell into the 30s in southern california, farmers are working around the clock to protect multimillion-dollar citrus crops. >> we have a defense system set up for the cold. to try and protect whatever we can, but also, mainly to keep the field warm. >> reporter: at the beach in santa monica, tourists wondered what happened to the sunshine? >> we expected it to be a little bit warmer, but my mom just came back from san francisco a month ago, so she told me, it wasn't as hot as we could imagine. >> reporter: that cold now pushing east. storms slam

. it is clear right any, but we have a weak weather system pushing through the sierra nevada, providing a quick burst of snow there above 5500 feet. and breeze city conditions afterwards. but the winds will shift after that system pushes through. there is to go along the central coast. that is key as to why we are going to warm up today. sutro tower camera showing temperatures ranging from the upper 40s here to the lower 50s with the clear sky. san jose 48. 47 los gatos and half moon bay at 48. there is no fog to speak of. we have dryer weather on the way with this air mass coming into play that will provide some offshore winds later on. 50 in fair feel. it's 49 in concord with napa dropping to 40. so the typical cool areas up in the north bay are a little warmer this morning. novato, the airport. but there is a few cool pockets here around mountain view. we are four degrees cooler there and up towards napa. from our mt. tam cam you get a view this morning, despite the late sunrise at 7:00. it's clear and warmer on the order of about four degrees. the winds will not be as bri

down continues for your wednesday. in the sierra nevada we are looking at thunderstorms developing for the afternoon hours. tomorrow morning it is going to be on the cool side. bundle up when you leave home. temperatures mid50s to low 60s. the spotty drizzle may slow you down as we will see some sleek streets tomorrow -- some slick streets tomorrow afternoon. 78 san jose and 66 santa cruz and 66 sunnyvale and on the peninsula we are looking at 70s from millbrae and down to palo alto, redwood city, 64 on the coast in half moon bay. 62 daly city. the sunset district 63 degrees. you will need the long sleeves there. 63 downtown san francisco. for the north bay you will see the fog near the coast. the temperatures in the 60s. most other areas in the 70s except in ukiah and clear lake. it will remain warm above the marine inversion. 71 in oakland and 74 newark. inland communities running cooler than average. 82 fairfield and a pretty mild day. if you are heading to the giants game tomorrow as they take on the rockies, 12:45 temperatures, mid60s and drop together low 60s. it is going to be a

the. >> the death toll climbs in nevada after a mortar shell explosion in the desert. how the military is responding to prevent another tragedy. >> 101 in mountain view is getting wet right now and you can see with live doppler 7 hd we are getting wet to the east with heavier showers falling right there and snow in the sierra but as we look forward into the future we are going to see a warming trend in the forecast. >> from the abc7 news traffic signal the bay bridge toll plaza, the metering lights are on and it is sluggish into san francisco but in a few minutes after the break we will give you an update on the situation in santa rosa, southbound 101, three separate accidents. the details are after the . >> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> go wednesday morning, everyone. it is the 20th of march. the first day of spring is today. a look at the bay bridge from our rooftop camera. >> the rainy morning is turning to showers and mike nicco is finding the showers moving around the area. >> live doppler 7 hd shows the higher elevation with the best radar returns ri

deadly shooting at a school. this incident unfolded in sparks, nevada, near reno. the teacher is now dead. the student took his own life and two students are injured. we have the latest deals. good morning, brandi. >> reporter: good morning, john and diana. we are learning more about the victims in the shooting spree. two young boys are expected to survive but a beloved math teacher was killed when he tried to step in and protect the students. >> reporter: shots were fired at sparks middle school in reno, nevada, just after 7 a.m. >> active shooter. sparks middle school. at least two down. >> reporter: as the s.w.a.t. team rushed to the scene, students watched a seventh grader shoot several rounds. >> he shoots my friend and goes sparks middle school in reno, the s.w.a.t. team rushed to the team. students watch 7th grader shoot several rounds. >> he shoots my friend and goes to the teacher and says, "back up," and he pulled the trigger. >> more shots were fired from a semiautomatic handgun. >> saw a kid holding a gun. >> running and screaming and i started running and we heard anothe

snow in the sierra nevada. mother nature helping out just a little bit. 38 in yosemite with 56 in sacramento. still a few lingering showers to the south. we have a high surf advisory along the central coast with significant swells down through santa monica. be careful if you are headed to the coast later on today and bundle up. it is going to be quite chilly out there. 54 at san mateo. san francisco mid-50s. 55 in concord. so not much of a change. numbers in a very narrow range. it's certainly cooler than yesterday, but compared to the bay area and the central coast, very cool with mid-50s. here's a look at our accuweather seven-day forecast. still in the 50s tomorrow, despite all the sunshine. the winds will finally dial back. we get warmer each and every day. around average wednesday and mid-and upper 60s thursday and friday. jacques this is february. it looks like then we could see some changes by the end of next weekend. certainly cold this morning. >> cold, but something to look forward to. thanks, lisa. dan harris joins us from new york to tell us had is coming up at seven o

nevada and even further north. it is all the way into oregon. that's the latest nasa satellite imagery. i will be back with a look at what is changing this upcoming weekend as you make your outdoor weekend plans. >> thanks. >>> the new york times website is down for the second time. who is getting the blame and the message the company is sending this evening. >> that's next. and the magic number, the exact hour when work-aholics stop just being good employees and start harming their health. >> and mind control. this might look like a pretty basic lab experiment, except it just became 2* was put into place two weeks after the july 6th crash of asiana airlines flight 214. the f.a.a. noticed an increase of the lands at sfo. they put the landing system out of service which many carrier reis lie on when landing. that system is now back on-line. >>> the new york times website is down tonight. a hacker group calling themselves the syrian electronic army is claiming responsibility. if you try to access the website you get a message saying it cannot be found. "the times" sent out a twee

encouraged to call san jose police. >> breaking news from nevada where there was an explosion during a training exercise with the marines at the army depot two hours from free necessity. we are told a couple people are injured but officials are not providing an exact number. at least four medical helicopters transported patients to hospitals. the army depot is used for training for military units. >> new bart director says that it is time to revise the idea of extending bart north long the interstate 80 corridor. the "contra costa times" reports district seven director wants to bring bart to richmond, hilltop saying it makes sense to run long i-80 because the growth develops along the freeways. a competing idea extends it from the richmond bart station to the union pacific railroad corridor on the bay shore. amy hollyfield will have more in a live report next half hour. >> santa clara city leaders will sign off on a plan to offer millions in concessions to the nfl in exchange for posting the 201 super bowl. the city council is willing to wave the 9.5 percent hotel tax for the to teams

in nevada, arizona, utah, washington, oregon, all dry right now and under the influence of the high pressure. temperatures are climbing. we have mid-to-upper 50's through the central valley, eureka down to big sur and mid-to-upper 40's in the sierra. if you are headed down south, it is starting to get warmer with temperatures ten degrees warmer than last week with mid-to-upper 60's around los angeles and palm springs and san diego. we have a "spare the air" today. that is from particulate air, not from the cars. >> we have light conditions on wednesday morning. to the golden gate bridge, no fog. you are down to two lanes southbound. that will be reconfigured later on this morning in another 20 minutes. to four lanes southbound and two lanes in the northbound direction. clear and smooth sailing with no problem there. from marin to san francisco, no problems. the bay bridge toll plaza, no metering lights and no problems, stalls, or accidents. road work on the westbound direction is being picked up at this hour and eastbound, road work blocking various lanes and westbound is looking go

for the person behind them. it's not just on the east coast, in nevada, 73 customers paid it forward. this woman posted her gift card urging people to use it. something special happened. >> when you know people are reloading it. they're paying it forward, buying it for strangers. >> it's the gift that keeps on giving. >> this gift is bumming us out and dry weather. >> true. nice, pleasant and seven. high clouds with us throughout the day. they're going to move out during overnight hours. here is a live view looking west readings are uniformed. redwood city, san jose. into the degrees in livermore. a live view from our camera looking west over the bay on this soon to be clear night. turning clear, chilly overnight. weather will be with us. high clouds throughout the bay area now no, rain in clouds. we can use a good down poor or two. massive clouds and high pressure building in to bring sunny skies tomorrow z a pattern into next week throughout the new year. notice overnight clouds clear out. nice, pleasant and mild again. low to mid-30s inland valleys lows below freezing to a

, you can see how far that smoke is extending all the way into nevada and even further north. it is all the way into oregon. that's the latest nasa satellite imagery. i will be back with a look at what is changing this upcoming weekend as you make your outdoor weekend plans. >> thanks. >>> the new york times website is down for the second time. who is getting the blame and the message the company is sending this evening. >> that's next. and the magic number, the exact hour when work-aholics stop just being good employees and start harming their health. >> and mind control. this might look like a pretty basic lab experiment, except it just became 2* was put into place two weeks after the july 6th crash of asiana airlines flight 214. the f.a.a. noticed an increase of the lands at sfo. they put the landing system out of service which many carrier reis lie on when landing. that system is now back on-line. >>> the new york times website is down tonight. a hacker group calling themselves the syrian electronic army is claiming responsibility. if you try to access the website you get a mess

afternoon. our cool down continues for your wednesday. in the sierra nevada we are looking at thunderstorms developing for the afternoon hours. tomorrow morning it is going to be on the cool side. bundle up when you leave home. temperatures mid50s to low 60s. the spotty drizzle may slow you down as we will see some sleek streets tomorrow -- some slick streets tomorrow afternoon. 78 san jose and 66 santa cruz and 66 sunnyvale and on the peninsula we are looking at 70s from millbrae and down to palo alto, redwood city, 64 on the coast in half moon bay. 62 daly city. the sunset district 63 degrees. you will need the long sleeves there. 63 downtown san francisco. for the north bay you will see the fog near the coast. the temperatures in the 60s. most other areas in the 70s except in ukiah and clear lake. it will remain warm above the marine inversion. 71 in oakland and 74 newark. inland communities running cooler than average. 82 fairfield and a pretty mild day. if you are heading to the giants game tomorrow as they take on the rockies, 12:45 temperatures, mid60s and drop together

impacted in the southern sierra nevada a winter weather advisory goes up. wednesday, 5:00 a.m. through thursday, 5:00 a.m. two to five inches of snow with gusty winds for higher elevations if you're going toe1r cross tioga pass you may head into problems. tomorrow morning mainly clear skies. you'll need a light jacket as you head off the work or taking little ones to school. 75 tomorrow afternoon. 76 loss dat yos. sunshining in the santa cruz. mid-70s redwood city. 63 pacifica. 64 daily city. you've been in mid-70s today. you'll notice that as well. low 70s oakland not as warm as inland. 77 livermore, 76 conk yordz, a look at the accu-weather forecast cooler wedzáday, sharp drop off, mid-70s inland fofr us not going to mean rain or snow just much cooler weather low to mid-60s coast side. mid-70s inland then, for the weekend we'll just take temperatures up slight lie coming up next how stars of "dancing with the stars" balanced practice schedule with work. >> and no ticket no, problem, getting through security not all he was caught doing wrong by the way. to those who've been denied ew

course and even some snow in the sierra nevada. the southern sierra. it pulls away so we are in between system. that low pulls away. the counter clockwise flow and high pressure builds into the eastern pacific. with the clockwise flow we are looking a the a dry northerly flow and high pressure will be our dominant weather maker not only for the rest of the weekend but into the week ahead. temperatures today in the upper 50s in southern california with 58 in sacramento. so they are warming up there. we are still cool at the coast at 55. upper 50s in chico. only 33, though, in tahoe. tag you back home, fan fest san francisco. 56 degrees. 58 down in san jose. average temperatures in and around the 60-degree mark. a little shy of that about upper 50s in napa. 60 santa rosa, one of the warmer locks. oakland about 60 and pebble beach, the pro-am third round, mid-50s today. and 58 in gilroy. the look ahead, we are looking at temperatures really not changing too much into tomorrow but by monday a slight warming and tuesday a look at the light northeast flow continuing to allow numbers t

it will have that much moisture. we will look for snow accumulations in the sierra nevada. here is the low and it is moving due south. and then it will move toward the east. we have high pressure to the west of us and airflows from high to low. that's what is bringing us the tight gradient. that's why we are having the very strong wind effect. low pressure 11:00 and by 5:00 a.m. still centered near the sierra nevada. this forecast model for commute time at 5:00 a.m. will bring a little light shower activity to the east and the south bay tomorrow morning and then this thing will barrel toward the east. it will be a colder day and there will be a slight chance of a shower in the forecast. the low into tuesday will push on toward the east and we will start to dry out and the winds will start to die down and we will rm up by wednesday. overnight lows upper 40s near 50 degrees and some heavy mist and drizzle near the coast. maybe a stray shower here and there and some of the moisture ventures our way. it will be a raw day and windy conditions. a few showers in the morning and maybe the

snowmoisture. accumulations in the sierra nevada. here is the low and it is moving due south. and then it will move toward the east. we have high pressure to the west of us and airflows from high to low. that's what is bringing us the tight gradient. that's why we are having the very strong wind effect. low pressure 11:00 and by 5:00 a.m. still centered near the sierra nevada. this forecast model for commute time at 5:00 a.m. will bring a little light shower activity to the east and the south bay tomorrow morning and then this thing will barrel toward the east. it will be a colder day and there will be a slight chance of a shower in the forecast. the low into tuesday will push on toward the east and we will start to dry out and the winds will start to die down and we will rm up by wednesday. overnight lows upper 40s near 50 degrees and some heavy mist and drizzle near the coast. maybe a stray shower here and there and some of the moisture ventures our way. it will be a raw day and windy conditions. a few showers in the morning and maybe the heavy, mist and drizzle. mid50s to the low 60s.

going on. but back home we have numbers in the teens in the sierra nevada right now. this afternoon 33 in lake tahoe with mid-50s big sur, upper 50s for los angeles and a cool 60 for palm springs. we will continue to increase the numbers just a couple of degrees day-by-day so that will bring much milder conditions in the week ahead. in fact we are looking well ahead of normal by wednesday and thursday. today around the bay look for mid-50s for fan fest. san francisco 56. 60 in oakland. 57 in palo alto with mid-50s around vallejo. down by the monterey bay, gorgeous afternoon. mid-50s here. some of the cooler numbers at our coast but still plenty of sunshine. 57 in hollister. as we look ahead you will notice that not only do we stay dry and cool, but we are looking at temperatures slowly coming up day-to-day. in fact, wednesday and thursday valentine's day. mid-60s should be one of the warmer days around the bay. we have that high tide, the king tides with 6.7 feet today at 10:20. so maybe a little localized flooding with that. and the sharks are playing at 1:00. you know, looks like

of a lot of money. >> no. >> a.j.'s next target, the carson city, nevada, airport. at a public hearing the airport commission thanked him for his service as a u.s. navy seal, and grant use of a hangar for his new self-defense classes again, based on skills he supposedly learn as navy seal. >> come around and shoot. >> he roared all of these promotional videos, and started running weapons training for sportsmen in the nevada desert. that attracted increasingly bigger fish. two surgeons took lessons from him, hoping to improper their hunting skills. >> i asked, what is your background? he said i'm ex-navy seal. then i went into the cia after. >> he can be very charming vs.er engaging, typical con man. he presents a face that draws you in. >> but doctors soon became investors in the new venture called global security and logistics. >> how much money did you give him? >> 375,000. >> how much but you? >> about the same amount. >> almost $400,000? >> yes. >> he used their money to go after the biggest pay day of all, part of a $300 million contract with the -- with a nation to provid

-old runaway boy managed to get on a plane without a ticket and get to nevada. delta airlines and the tsa are investigating after the boy got through security at the minneapolis-st. paul airport. the flight crew became suspicious and contacted the las vegas police, who transferred the by to child protective services. video shows him at the airport wednesday. he ordinary lunch at a restaurant outside of the security checkpoints. he told the server he had to use the bathroom and never returned to pay. >>> a's fans are sharing their playoff pride here on abc7. look at this cute little a's princess sharing her excitement. and a two-year-old a's fan is all smalls in this photo. share your photos with us, post them on our facebook page or twitter. you can download wall paper for your cell phone. >>> time to find out about the warm weather. >> leigh: we're going to start to cool things down beginning tomorrow, and there is a slight chance of maybe seeing a few sprinkles here by around tuesday night, wednesday. live doppler 7hd showing you an abundance of high clouds that kept moving across t

mitchell runs a similar sanctuary outside september september las vegas, nevada where they allow it. they say it makes it more dangerous for the handlers. >> they are like your baby you bottle feed. they have the contact and then to take it away it is like putting them into a psychological prison. >> cat haven is a respected sanctuary, but he is not sure of his policy. his interns are taking years to understand the animals. they would working in kenya and last october she posted on her facebook page she was headed to california to work at the cat haven. the last inspections show no violations dating back to march 2010. dale anderson says he is trying to find out if intern and, woulders followed the protocol. alan wang, live in the newsroom, abc7 news. >> alan, thank you. >>> diane hanson's father posted a statement on his facebook page. it reads "diana being diana her favorites were the tying expert lion who killed her today. please honor diana's memory by helping her favorite cause, preserving the remaining cats in the world. we love you and miss you so much. i know you will be happy for

>> broken gas line forced homes and businesses to evacuates. nor failout for the nevada hospital accused of dumping mentally ill patients in california. >> good morning, on thursday at 6:00. thanks for joining us. >> if you look outside today you can see clear skies but when you are headed into san francisco you will see thing for. >> the variety we get in the bay area. >> there are changes if you drive from san francisco right now as we start off clear in all neighbors but fog is developing across san francisco and trying to reach oakland as we speak. so, foggy spots and mid-to-upper 50's and the next 12 hours around the bay are sunny at noon and 70 and warmer at 4:00. inland neighborhoods, quite a spread. we have a few clouds in the north bay and 60's and 77 and sunny at noon and upper 80's is the north bay and the south bay and the east bay valley will flirt with low-to-mid 90's for better part of the afternoon. hopefully you can find a way to stay comfortable. leyla gulen has the commute. >> it is getting busy. we had one accident were that now is blocking a lane and causing

have our own thunderstorm in the sierra, nevada near half inch to three-quarters of an inch through 4:45. can you see isolated storms. the big nude is in colorado, where we're looking at watch boxes and flash flood warnings to continue through wouldered and denver and colorado springs we do have thunderstorms moving through to the north and east and with these thunderstorms on the saturated soil we could expect an additional one-inch of rain coming down anywhere from 20 to 40 minutes that will allow for the rising rivers in the creeks. you can see one of the areas where they're expecting flooding through 6:00. more thunderstorms are likely tomorrow with more flooding lou the afternoon and a look rat our own much calmer local weather in a few minutes. irma. >> all right, thank you so much, lisa. coming up in our next half hour of news. a group of northern teenagers trapped in the colorado flooding. we will hear from the mother of one of those teens. >>> to the crisis in syria now. secretary of state john kerry and his russian counterpart reached an agreement today to secure and destroy

, nevada. home prices are soaring here in las vegas. >> reporter: and atlanta too. >> coming to you from atlanta georgia. like to show you my new listing. >> reporter: this 1,400 square foot single family home in las vegas would have listed for roughly $158,000 a year ago. today it's $200,000 -- up over 20%. and in atlanta, this three-bedroom home could now fetch $180,000, up roughly 19% from last year. >> you think this is a trend that's going to continue. why are you so optimistic? >> the prices seem to be right in line with where buyers are willing to pay and sellers are willing to sell. >> reporter: but even in a hot market, there are ways to put more money in your pocket. tip number one, listing earlier in the summer is better. may and june are the best months. tip number two, list on a friday. studies show it gets toured nearly 20% more. tip number three, use a professional photographer. those that did had a higher sale to list ratio. and tip number four, don't forget the details. by cleaning out the clutter, buying a new faucet, replacing that outdated tv, we helped one famil

development. this renews a decades long partnership with nevada. nevada had threatened to withdraw from it unless california made concessions to allow more development. the new bill will allow higher density and taller structures away from the lake and encourage getting rid of older structures near the lake. the sierra club and other environmentalists have filed a lawsuit in federal court over the changes. coming up next, we will take you for a spooky halloween look behind the scenes at pixar, as it makes its first attempt at television. here's a live look from our exploratorium cam. pleasant today. in the 80s for most of the bay area and dry. our meteorologist lisa argen will have your accuweather will have your accuweather forecast in just a few. we love this kitchen! what's next? great! do you have measurements? yeah, i paced it off. it's about twenty by twelve of these. so, we can measure, plan and install it for you. yea, let's do that! ikea. professional kitchen services at a low price. atron: i'm sorry, who are you? jc: i'm your coworker! c'mon guys. i'm driving. hey, you guys co

nevada brewing tasting room will open there by the end of the year. it'll be located on 4th street near university avenue and will be the first sierra nevada bar outside of its headquarters. a micro brewery and two beer bars are also set to open. one beer business owner says berkeley should be on the same playing field as portland, seattle, and even denver when it comes to craft beers. >>> the scandal that ended his career. ahead former cia director david patraeus addresses the extra marital affair that forced him to resign. >>> happening now, we're awaiting the start of a supreme court hearing on the >>> good morning. with the south wind and cloudy skies, we're looking at temperatures quite mild. in fact we're talking about numbers mainly in the 40s and 50s. the cool spot napa at 43 degrees. 51 in fairfield. 50 in hayward. we have a chance of showers today. it will be very light if you see anything at all. we're also going to squeeze in a few peeks of sunshine around the bay. temperatures will be cool at our coast once again upper 50s to 60 here. 64 in palo alto. 67 in concord. a chanc

freezing fog into the sierra nevada. light rain also in vegas. if you are headed out even along the coast, mild visibility half moon bay. really some changing weather conditions throughout the day today all around the bay area and to the south of us. so starting out there is fog. turning cooler today and a cool, dry pattern into next week. we aren't talking about any rain. the only possibility of rain we are looking at is from this weak system to the north and it's only going to give as you slight chance. yesterday's rain in southern california continues to move out of the picture. but we could have a slight chan of a shower from this incoming system. now, to the north and west of us is the cold air that is bottled up from the gulf of alaska. as this front pushes on through, it provides that instability, that cooler air and a slight chance of a shower throughout the entire weekend but it favors the north bay and especially into your sunday morning. so forecasted highs across the state really taking a hit from the mid-60s in our own neck of the woods to the 50s. 60s in southern calif

drought. nevada been in extreme drought. you want me to say nevada. it comes out nevada. i get the tweets all the time. in comes that low. and watch all that heavy rain spin. it's 1 1/2 to 1 inches of rain in general. there are places that will get about two inches of rain. ahead of the front, also severe weather today. we have wind warnings, watches and advisories out. look at the areas shaded in red. this is going to light up with powerful storms. wind, probably the biggest damaging element of those storms. so, there's where the snow and rain is. there's that little line of storms. as you start to work east, everything's in great shape, except for that low that's our highs for today in the upper 60s to the lower 70s. 73 in vallejo, 75 in livermore. 72 in all that weather was brought to you by walmart. maybe it's a recovery slow step process. if i say nevada and i correct myself -- >> nevada. >> nevada. >> nevada. >> you're going to say what you said a minute ago. >> that's right. >>> reality star bruce jenner, losing his cool on camera. why is he lashing out? >>> and diana nyad i

, prosecutor s added evidence two of more murders. sarah dylan in nevada county and sharia patton, also in marin. the jury decided he should be put to death. >> i wonder what that says to you. they took only three hours to decide death? >> well, i think it is because of the evidence we believe was compelling showing involvement in this case. >> joe naso released a statement after the verdict. >> i am blz plzed that the jury listened to my mitigation arguments i want to help others in presidenton. i am on the threshold of a new skplif will make the best of it. >> the daughter of one victim spoke to the i team today about the jury's decision. >> what do you think about that? >> i think we're wasting money. >> really? >> yes. >> why? >> there are other things we can use that money for. that, waste money on him is not worth it. he doesn't deserve. >> appeals and snefrg. >> exactly. >> her sister is pleased naso received a death sentence. >> he took something away from me 35 years ago. justice is served for that. >> attorney robert brine blasted the 79-year-old's decision to act as his own atto

the annivers >>> cruise are racing to find sich people missing in the freezing nevada wilderness the couple and four children twoent play in the snow but never returned. temperatures dropped below 0. it's happening about 100 miles northeast of reno the 34-year-old, his girlfriend and four kids from 10 to 3 years old are all related >> in just hours a huge memorial getting underway to celebrate the life of nelson mandela. president and mrs. obama boarded air force one today for the flight and riding with them, former president george w. bush and his wife, laura and former secretary of state hillary clinton. bill clinton will meet them there. jimmy carter arrived and oakland congress woman barbara lee is part of the under the circumstances -- u.s. congressional gel del investigation. here is a look at the schedule of the events in south africa. >> this is where the big public memorial will take place tomorrow. the 95,000 seats will be packed tomorrow with south africans of all stripes as well as dignitaries from are around the world this, will be the biggest event during the week of mo

inches of snow. a winter weather advisory. from friday night to saturday morning. into sierra nevada low snow levels heavy snow. count on major delays. winter storm warning covering northern california not just higher elevations. going to cause delays tomorrow afternoon, mid-40s to low 50s and staying chilly. saturday morning it's dry. cold again sunday, monday. then, we'll go milder with 50s for your highs so even overnight temperatures will be better. >> thank you. >> up next, lyrics for sale. >> and a lost cat and reunion he's been waiting for for more than three years. to those who've encountered welcome to covered california. new, affordable health plans so you can be ready for whatever comes your way. enroll today at coveredca.com. >>> rare piece of movie memorabilia for sale. >> the yellow jump suit worn by bruce lee in the movie "game of death" is being auctioned off >> it's 12 of outfits made for that film. he died before filming was completed suit expected to fetch up to $39,000. one of 14 items that were owned by lee that are now up for by the they were owned by a hollywoo

despite steady rain. >>> and there was rejoicing in nevada after a missing family was found alive and well two days after they vanished in the mountains. the couple, their two kids and niece and nephew was going to play in the snow when their jeep overturned. they survived in sub zero temperatures by burning a spare tire for heat. rescuers found tire tracks in the snow after picking up a faint cell phone signal. >>> a group of strangers came to the rescue of a group of soldiers risking their lives to pull him from a burning car. several drivers pulled over when they saw a pickup truck engulfed in flames. they could see the national guardsman inside wearing military fatigues. they managed to get the door open, cut his seat belt and drag him to safety. just moments later, the truck exploded. >>> another dramatic scene caught on camera in new hampshire. a police officer saved the day. a woman's car caught fire. they were in a gas station right after she pulled up to the pumps and that's when officer kevin baron intervened. he pushed the car away from the pumps. he said he was just doing

, if you're travelingful see yesterday, last night's cold front has already moved into nevada, starting to push into utah, the high clouds, any rain today is going to be through the midsouth and heading into the midwest from st. louis to dallas. back here at home, looks pretty quiet, doesn't it? a few clouds alow long the coast this morning. the way it looks from sutro tower, clouds to the east, not as easy to see as it has been the last couple of days. this afternoon, temperatures close to yesterday, pretty close to average. today our tenth spare the air, however. and will be clear tonight with a few frosty spots inland, warm and dry though into next week, as the drought deepens here in california. now, today looks a lot like yesterday doesn't it? mid to upper 50s. we make it to 60, probably santa rosa, cloverdale, possibly 62, santa cruz, a northwest wind today, bring in cleaner air and slightly cooler continue conditions in the northeast we had yesterday. that northeast wind re-establishes this weekend, hence the warming trend. you can see inland, have low to upper 30s, some frost po

. the roads particularly treacherous. in nevada raging flood waters trapped this woman in her car. >> all of a sudden this stuff came down really quick. i was like whoa, whoa, whoa! >> reporter: this family was saved as water surged around their car in north carolina. in philadelphia it will go down as the wettest on record. asheville, north carolina is on track to have more rainfall this year than ever before. atlanta has gotten double the rain of a typical summer. all in all a soggy end to a rainy summer. linsey davis, abc news, new york. >>> everywhere we went today americans are talking about 64-year-old diana nyad, the legendary swimmer and her triumph for the ages. she swam from cuba to key west, the first person to do it with no cage to protect her from sharks. it's the fifth try for a woman who says why not live life big. >> reporter: for 35 years we've watched her dreams and her drive as she tried something new, as she broke records, and as tonight she's a little banged up by the water but who wouldn't be? mid-morning on saturday she started swimming, 24 hours straight, 2

mountains in nevada could pick up a foot and a half of snow and also in western colorado, then the dakotas. tomorrow minneapolis should see its first measurable snowfall mixing in with rain. but still something to note. on the southern end severe weather. tomorrow afternoon and evening, texas into southwest oklahoma pay attention right here. you could see damaging winds, isolated tornados. on wednesday that threat moves to the east from kansas city down to fort worth including oklahoma city. we'll be watching for those rumbling times here in the mid week. there is the halloween forecast. it moves from indianapolis to houston. we'll keep on eye on it as we go through the week. of david? >> ginger, great to have you with us tonight. >>> we're going to turn to a developing story, that jail break in the heartland tonight, a manhunt under way in oklahoma. you'll remember that prison break last week, two convicts walking free after using a forged document. tonight four men walking free after escaping through the plumbing. with three days until halloween police tonight say their bright or

in this heat. their paws on the hot pavement. ginger joining us tonight from the nevada desert. don't be fooled by the beauty behind ginger there. it is still unbearably hot, isn't it? >> reporter: it definitely is. and i've got to tell you, you have that cliche of people that put out the egg outside when it gets this hot? well, guess what? a desert fried egg worked. and it happened in death valley. look at this video. you can see, a national park employee actually put out that skillet and then covered it. that's the trick, she says, so that the evaporation doesn't get out. temperatures well into the triple digits, and it worked. it fried. but they say, if you are going to do that, you have to do it in a skillet, not outside on a rock, because it's bad for the animals. >> got it. we'll stick to the stove in the kitchen. in the meantime, what are we facing as we start another week? monday, there's not much relief, is there? >> reporter: oh, you know, we've got another two to three days for most people of this extreme heat. look at some of the numbers here. 116 for las vegas on monday.

tonight. >> reporter: the whipping winds in california. the snow slowing traffic in nevada. a major winter storm and the coldest air of the season is gripping much of the west tonight. citrus farmers near fresno, california, prepping crops. >> we're worried about anything getting close to 32 or below gets our attention for sure. >> reporter: as temperatures dive into the 20s and 30s overnight potentially breaking century old records, threatening their $2 billion business. in northern minnesota, they expect cold, but it doesn't make it easy. >> it's wicked actually. i've never seen it like this before. >> it's terrible. it's terrible. it's too wet, it's too heavy but we'll get it. >> reporter: all that cold will only keep diving south. check out the high temperatures the next three days. minneapolis, that's a high of only five degrees on friday. even dallas slipping into the 30s. that's just air temperature. now you add the wind and you have dangerous wind chills, subzero. if you are exposed for at least an hour it can give you frostbite. officials warning about it all over the west.

snow to be going in the sierra nevada. here is a look at the mountains right now with a winter storm warning in effect until 10:00 this morning. still the possibility into the next hour or so for some moisture over mount hamilton. we will look for the patchy fog up in santa rosa this morning. a cold morning. and the freeze warning in effect for tomorrow and sunday morning. but look how much milder we are this morning. no thomas, just low 40s up in santa rosa. 11 degrees warmer in san carlos and 14 degrees warmer up in livermore -- over in livermore, i should say. with all those 30s and mid-40s around, we've got this area of low pressure that continues to sink to the south and still temperatures very, very cool for this time of year. in fact, it's going to take until next week that we see the numbers recover in the upper 50s to near 60. but here's the plan then for the rest of the day. you will notice that throughout the day we do have the possibility in the higher elevations, the green representing some of the rain. but overall we are mostly sunny here and temperatures barely at 50 d

enrollees is an unlikely set of workers benefitting from obama care. legal prostitutes in nevada. until now, nevada's prostitutes had been shunned by health insurance companies. nevada is the only state where prostitution is legal and where brothels are regulated and controlled. currently there are 19 legal brothels in nevada and they employ 500 prostitutes throughout the state of nevada. >>> president obama has also announced a new initiative in the battle against aids. the announcement made at a white house event yesterday marking world aids day. the president is redirecting $100 million into a project to find aids therapies. >>> topping the health headlines, researchers now link migraines to chemicals found in common household products. that chemical, bpa, is found in plastic ware and food packaging. it may cause a hormonal response and cause debilitating headaches. tests on rats show high levels increase sensitivity to light, sound and other migraine symptoms. researchers are calling for human studies. >>> also making health headlines this morning, dispelling the myth that you can b

searching for her after she failed to return to the resort in state line, nevada. abc 7 news nick smith is live in south lake tahoe for us and will have a live report at 5:00. >> polly claus the girl found murder wod have turned 32 years old today. the kids foundation launched new tools to protect children from predators including a wrist watch with a steel band, which makes it the first gps child locateor hard to discard. it's also an online program to protect kids from abusive marketers and a missing child's smart phone app. >> get a handle on it. we're getter -- better than we used to be and can be better in the future in responding and dealing with these issues than in the past. >> the foundation set up a fund to help people who are searching for missing children and help with their housing costs. >> another suspect in the murder of a south bay base back after thisman appeared in court today. abc 7 news has been following this sordid saga. >> the latest murder suspect to make an appearance in court just like the two men before, he's accused of killing the victim in his home on novem

nevada. not a big precipitator, the system. 6 today in oakland. with 70s for morgan hill and san jose. the accuweather seven-day forecast mild today to warm and about five or six degrees cooler tomorrow. monday night into tuesday, maybe some showers and here come the cold air. highs just in the low to mid-50s. overnight lows 20s, perhaps, and 30s. then we will look for a slow moderating trend toward next weekend. abc7 news has another great weather resource for you to follow. that's live doppler 7hd on twitter for the bay area weather condition rain or shine and get video forecast, spare the air alerts, power weather info and weather tweets from your favorite weather team. >> that's you, lisa argen. >> okay. >> highs just in the 50s? >> just in the 50s. we could wake up to some 20s in the north bay. >> all right. thank you. up next, how one bay area county is allowing library users to settle fines from overdue books and help hun >> if you have books overdue at the library, this is your chance to return them and help out families. public libraries in the county will forgive fines for o