the relief of the cad may, no envelope mixup this year. at 89 years old, james ivory, the oldest winner for the oscars. dion lim, abc 7 news. >>> dion has been posting all weekend from hollywood. dion said she met a woman who lives in the bay area who had a hearttransplant. she got out of the hocht a few days ago and made it in time to be in the red carpet audience. be in the red carpet audience. you can follow her at dion lim tv for a mibehind-the-scenes lo. >>> it's 4:31. let's get a quick update on your weather and traffic. hey, mike. >> that was fun last night. i can't believe i used to watch jimmy kimmel on the man show years ago. come a long way. good for him. freezing cold inland at 30. around the bay 38. the coast 41. we head to your 12-hour planner. look at all that sunshine and mid-50s at noon. upper 50s to low 60s, almost back to average. in fact, this will be the first time we get to 60 in san francisco. in about 2, 2 1/2 weeks. 7:00, how about 48 to 54 degrees. you have a chance of rain coming up. talk about that next. here's alexis. >> kborng good morning, mike. we

morning. clear, dry, weather on live doppler 7. it's jump into it. here's a look at walnut creek. 680 towards the 24 junction. it's an area that will flirt with 80 degrees today. 47 to 53. that's our spread at 7:00. look at that. 65 to 68 at noon. grab the sunglasses. maybe find a salve a or a sidewalk. have a nice, nice lunch. 63 at the coast. mid to upper 70s around the bay and inland. 58 to 69 this evening. if you're like me, you'll be doing yard work. here's alexis. >> so far so good for the wednesday commute. live at the north bay. still really light volumes. you could see a little bit of fog along that stretch this morning. we had reduced visibility. down to three miles earlier. looks like that's cleared out where the traffic camera is. highway 4 to walnut creek in the green. slight delays out of central valley, westbound 580, dublin up to 39 minutes. we'll check on a minor crash in antioch up next. >>> now breaking news. >>> that breaking news in the last few minutes, facebook announced it's giving privacy tools a makeover. this comes after a lot of criticism over data pra

one witness says the driver swung an ax at the group but was chased off. the suspect then allegedly came back and attacked them with his van as they walked off. >> he drove it up on the sidewalk, full pedal to the metal and drove over four of the five of them. >> reporter: police say they're still investigating what led up to this deadly hit-and-run and the relationship between the driver and the group of men. a few hours later a man driving this van was arrested, who may have been linked to the deadly episode. >> whether this person knew that he struck the pedestrians are not, that's not in question. it's what led up to this incident, which is what we're looking into. >> reporter: san francisco police believe this is an isolated incident. now, the four men who remain in the hospital, one is said to be in critical condition, two in serious and one in fair condition. we'll keep you updated on their conditions throughout the evening. >> thank you, anser. we did send out breaking news alerts as the details of the story unfolded. you can get those alerts on your phone. all you need to d

that is an outrage and that we should be ashamed. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. >> steven barry discussed the role of battalion commanders during the world war ii north africa campaign, the author of "baa tallian commanders at war, u.s. -- 1942 to 1943. he spoke at a similar podium hosted by the national world war ii museum in new orleans to mark the 75th anniversary of the battle of kasserine pass. this is about 45 minutes. >> we're going to have the next presenter is counselor steve barry, in addition to being a cavalry office with more than 23 years in the army, a master's and ph.d. holder, center of military history, and known by cornell grads, as me, as the other red school. steve is going to get up here and talk about kasserine with a dual perspective. he's led soldiers on the ground and he brings that to talk about the predecessors of his service who led that fight against forces. so friedman, patton and others are like his grandfather and great uncles. ladies and gentlemen, colonel steven barry. >> good morning, everyone, thanks for having me here again

wanted to tell everyone at the meeting that his nephew was a sweet kid, but the family is not upset with the police department for shooting him. in the body camera video, you can see the chaos inside that barbershop. officer s said that he stood up and shot first and that he fired nine rounds. officers returned fire, two officers did, they shot 26 rounds and shot eid 18 times. four people inside the barbershop on geneva avenue were hit in the cross fire. a relative of the 21-year-old who was killed read a statement from the family. >> we understand the resulting consequences of jahad's actions and stand by the officers who made the decision to use lethal force. >> reporter: now take a look at this cell phone video from outside the barbershop. you can see an officer crawling on the ground, trying to get to safety. he was shot in the leg. some at the meeting, though, were critical of police, saying they were too careless with their shots with so many innocent bystanders in that barbershop. the police chief says he doesn't know which bullets hit who. the district attorney is reviewing

. >> most definitely. everybody wants to know all of the details. the couple is getting married may 19 at st. george's chapel at the windsor castle. always a fun event. >>> coming up, one of our top stories this morning. a horrible tragedy along the mendocino coast. a family car over the edge of a cliff and the investigation continues. ues. >>> [ chanting ] >> more rallies are expected today in sacramento, funeral services will be held for stefon clark. we will tell you the famous pastor delivering the eulogy plus the message from the clark family for the community. "mornings on 2" continues. >>> this is "ktvu mornings on 2". >> good morning thank you for joining us this thursday it is march 29 i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. mike, sal, gasia will be out at the coliseum for the oakland a's opening day so we will be checking in with them throughout the morning. if you are headed out to the park you are lucky because it is going to be gorgeous. darn right hot. >> definitely warm for this time of year. in fact we are near record- setting territory with one record yesterday at s

...at the ross spring shoe event. now at eight run! run!chaos at a bay area high school ... pancked students run for their lives,whooshnata tense night in sacramento as protesters head to a city council meeting after an unarmed black man is killed by police.whooshbart police report they've made progress against crime ... but electronic thefts are up. 'that's a phone snatch a laptop snatch,whooshspring is here ... and with it allergies. sneezetonight a cts advice on avoiding the plague of pollen. (steve) breaking news at eight out of the east bay. that's where terminal one is shutdown right now at oakland international airport. thank you for joining us i'm steve aveson.(pam) and i'm pam moore it is happening because a car jumped the curb and hit several people. kron-4's j-r stone joins us live from oakland airport tonight.. j-r what can you tell us about how and why this happened? four pedestrians were injured in a collision with a vehicle this evening at oakland international airport and access to the airport is blocked. the collision occurred at about 6:10 p.m. at terminal 1. the p

outlining what a victory in the country would look like. the u.s. has been at war in afghanistan since the year 2001. he addressed reporters on the way to kabul and said victory won't be won by military action but would be a political settlement between the taliban and the government. mattis says he'll meet with the president of afghanistan and top u.s. commanders. today's visit is mattis' second since president trump announced his administration would take a more aggressive approach to the conflict in afghanistan. back to you. >> jessica, thank you. >>> it's 4:30. if you're just joining us a quick update on weather and traffic where you live. you're never more than seven minutes away from the accuweather forecast. mike? >>> reggie, thank you very much. here is an area of low pressure we can see. the broad area that will slide in. and once we get through this initial cold front and its steady rain this morning, this is what will bring us showers and the potential for thunderstorms today and tomorrow. let's take a look at what's going on as far as your temperatures. this is the warmest

taken. >> but let's begin with abc 7 news reporter vic lee, live at the scene. >> reporter: we're at geneva and gloria streets in the amazon crocker neighborhood. they just opened the streets where the shooting occurred. the san francisco police public information office will only confirm that an officer has been hit and he's been taken to san francisco general hospital. we have some video from sky 7 to show you, also some new video from the ground. let's go to that now. we are learning, however, from numerous reliable sources that the shooting occurred at or around amazon barbershop. the officer was shot in the leg. our sources tell us that he is conscious and breathing at san francisco general hospital. their words. now, the suspect, we are told, is also in surgery. we do not know the extent of his wounds, however. our sources tell us two other people, and one may be a juvenile, were also hit in the barbershop, possibly during the exchange of gunfire. they are also at san francisco general. so the total of four people that we know of at san francisco general being treated for gu

no power at this hour. as well as ps and. g just under 20,000 in the dark. >> let's start our team could have ratch tonight we got crews everywhere from the shore to the city to the suburbs. but let's begin with the very latest on this dangerous storm. scott williams has been tracking it all day. scott, what is the latest. >> hi there chris. this storm is playing just as predicted. we're looking at damaging winds blowing snow, power outages and also a coastal concern. live look outside our studios right now showing you the snow it's blowing around not really sticking to the roadways. however, clinging to trees the roofs and also look at the temperatures. 33 degrees right now. gusts close to 50 miles per hour currently in philadelphia. this storm is a massive beast cranking up in the open waters of the atlantic. colder air loft.ging that rain over to snow. look at the wind reports and also the tree damage rep scattered across the area. north and west still looking atme some pro as you move north and west portions of paoli pike closed due to trees. wires down. we'llove into south jer

, hail, snow over the peaks, here's a look at the hour by hour forecast. 5:00 tonight, if you are stepping out, make sure you do not leave home without the umbrellas. you'll use them at 6:00, and then at 7:30, a little bit of a breather, but more showers and snow move in. i'll let you know whether this will stick around for your weekend plans. >>> we're following breaking news near lake tahoe, deputies are responding to an avalanche at squaw valley, according to their tweet, all involved are believed to be accounted for. just a little over an hour ago, saying they are on the scene at squaw valley for an avalanche report. >>> a search and rescue team found the body of a snowboarder who went missing in the blizzard at squaw valley ski resort. friends reported him missing last night chgt this is a look at conditions at squaw valley yesterday when he went missing. the sheriff's office said in a twitter post that the search was aided by a tracking program that reads a computer chip attached to the clothing, boots or helmets of snowboarders. >> here's what it looked like at kirkwood mou

francisco with a look at conditions and details on what the city is doing to prevent possible flooding. charles? well, right now i'm standing at the golden gate bridge toll plaza. the rain is. . . . traffic at the moent is. . . now, here in san francisco there is a lot of rain expected over the next week if not longer. it could get heavy at times so city crews were out today doing what they could to get ready. let's take a look at some video.this afternoon, sfpuc crews were clearing storm drains across the city. this one was over at 12th and howard. you can see it was jull of garbage. even just a little bit of debris covering the grate can block the flow of water and flood entire intersections. this crew used a vaccum truck to clear out the drain in just a matter of minutes. the puc asks that if anyone sees garbage block a drain, pick it up if you can do so safely. that small act could actually prevent flooding.now, a couple other tips from the puc, if you haven't already this winter clear your downspouts and gutters, check your sewer connection, and if you have a lower level garage co

startling noise that caused many of the neighbors to call us here at ktvu. >>> a major car recall from tesla. the problem with 130,000 car that's were made before april of 2016. mornings on 2 continues. >> this is ktvu mornings on 2. >> 7:00 on a friday morning. good friday for many. >> uh-huh. >> march 30th. i'm gasia mikaelian. >> and good morning. i'm dave clark. let's talk about our good friday weather. i ducked outside. it feels good. >> i bet. >> how hot was it at the game. >> very hot. >> today feels cooler than yesterday. >> slightly cooler. your friday forecast is a walk in the park. no doubt about it. few high clouds but slightly cooler. it has been a long week. i have to entertain myself. >> i know. >> in discovery bay, lovely awesome weather. you enjoy it, sandy. we had a lot of record highs yesterday. i have to pencil discovery bay in there. the breeze has tailed off. 48 concord pavilion. it will be warm today but slightly cooler with a few high clouds. 68 to 84 which is well above average. 43 out in fairfield. that is a big drop. 57 in san jose. 47 half moon bay. santa ro

were on vacation at the resort along with the woman's mother and her three children. >>> san francisco police say an arrest warrant has been obtained for aldon smith. this announcement comes just hours after the oakland raiders released smith after another troubling incident. his alleged involvement in a domestic violence incident. police say the victim does not have life-threatening injuries. submit is facing charges involving domestic violence, assault with force likely to produce great bodily injury, false imprisonment, and vandalism. all misdemeanors. police say they're working with smith's attorney to arrange for his surrender. abs 7 sports anchor mike schuman is here with insight. >> i've seen so many players and teammates go through what aldon smith is going through. it's not easy for anyone dealing with addiction. al done went to rehab with the 49ers and the raiders but once you complete your stint you're usually suspended and the team you play for cannot communicate with you during that suspension. al done had clinical people he could contact throughout the league if he felt h

look at the conditions coming up. >>> this is ktvu mornings on 2. >> it is a day to try to get out of the house a little early. >> yes. >> thursday, march 22nd. we will help you get there. i'm gasia mikaelian. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. it is raining around the bay area right now. we're seeing a lot of problems and telling you about it on the roads. >> we have continuing team coverage on the latest storm. let's begin with meteorologist steve paulson over in the weather center right now. >> it has let up for some, towards sonoma county, lake county, but there are plenty areas where it is still lit up. currently 57, bar 29.57, that is the barometer. you can see it is picking up in the last 15 -- right there. 20 minutes. vallejo, american canyon, over to crockett, benecia, that will pick up in intensity. it is all part of that deep tropical plume of moisture coming up from the west/southwest. yesterday, it was mild to warm. now on the back side of that, here comes the upper low and the colder air. that is enhancing some of that. as it does, some has gone through the north. it is ge

"our investigation did not show at this time that there were significant signs of the vehicle slowing down."ab uber self=driving car kills a woman in arizona.this is a huge deal for the industry industrydeal for the this is a huge deal for the industry (pam) (pam) now at 8. heartfelt remebrance of the three women who lost their lives in the yountville veterans home shooting. good evening i'm pam moore, (grant) and i'm grant lodes. steve aveson has the night off dr. jennifer golick, christine loeber, and dr. jennifer gonzales shushereba... ... all lost their lives in the tragic events on march 9th. tonight they are being honored. spencer blake joins us live outside the lincoln theater...where the "celebration of life" is wrapping up...spencer. and the three lives lost are dearly missed.that was evidenced not only by how many people came...but by áwho came, as well. they came on foot....by bus....and by golfcart. hundreds of mourners flocked t

bay. it's marching towards you. here's a look at an easier commute this morning. damp on 680 but not as wet as everywhere else. it could be a sloppy commute with that steady rain. it will turn over to showers by noon and then thunderstorms are possible this afternoon. notice our temperatures are not quite as warm as they were yesterday. here's alexis with what's going on. >> i did find one of these soggier areas. the richmond side of the bridge, we checked about 20 minutes ago. we are dry now. i'd say we have steady rain moving into the area. definitely seeing some road spray kick up behind those vehicles. slow down. drive for conditions. we had a spinout crash this morning. drive times overall pretty good at 5:00 a.m. westbound 580 tracy to dublin, 36 minutes in the yellow. westbound 4 antioch to concord. southbound 101, san rafael to san francisco also i at 17 minutes. >>> thank you, alexis. a report about berkeley police highlights racial disparity in the city and is asking for change. >> a berkeley city council set to discuss the report tonight. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyf

taking a live look at conditions across the bay area. check out the view of mt. tam. you see the drivers along highway 101. >> puddles formed in palo alto. this was the view for drivers in highway 24 in orinda today. >> this is our lake tahoe view. >> let's bring in abc 7 news weather anchor spencer christian. >> as you can see, right now things are relatively quiet compared to earlier today. there's a lot of moisture around. we're not getting heavy downpours at the moment. notice the guiding force moving the rain in our direction, being assisted by the counterclockwise circulation of the low pressure system. the rain is aimed directly at southern and central coastal areas of california. the current storm ranks 1 on the storm impact scale, producing light to moderate rain, wind gusting 15 to 30 miles per hour. there's a chance of an isolated thunderstorm or two. taking us into the nighttime hours, we'll see temperatures in the low to mid-50s as rain surges in in the late night hours, mainly up in the north bay, continuing. and that pattern into the morning hours. morning commuter

. the backup at the bay bridge a few cars deep and wash lanes on either side, we will check that with a live camera coming up. >>> breaking news, a woman was rescued from flames when fire started in san francisco and the victim fell from the balcony. >> pete suratos is at that scene in knob hill neighborhood with information just coming in. good morning, pete. >> reporter: good morning to you, marcus and kris. yes, the fire is contained here on the 1500 block of jackson street, but as you mentioned a woman was rescued from the balcony in the process of this fire fight. i want to show you guys the balcony where she was when san francisco fire crews arrived here roughly around 4:00 a.m. now, they're saying they got a call about a fire at this apartment complex on jackson street and they saw that woman standing right there where we're showing you at that balcony asking for help or screaming for help when they showed up. so they were eventually able to get her down there through that ladder that you see there right now. we did speak to residents who were displaced as a result of this earl

because we have a easter weekend holiday and think everyone will like it. >> it's not bad at all. temperatures will continue to cool just little bit for our weekend. partly cowedy skies. dry -- cloudy skies. we have a mix of sun and clouds and temperatures on the cool side but not too bad. we will get to those in a moment. look at this. a bit of a glorious start to your weekend. if you are getting out and about, we have got temperatures in the 40s and 50s this morning. and then for the afternoon, a lot of 60s and 70s. give you a view at -- giving you view of the mums. santa rosa 46 degrees. as wales inland east bay, livermore at 48. arounded bay low 50s. san francisco, oakland and san jose all in the low 50s at this hour. and as we get into the second part of the day, the partly cloudy skies will continue. here's storm tracker 2 where areas in the north bay and into lake county where we are partly cloudy to mostly cloudy. and a few clouds rolling over the central and south bay as well providing us a beautiful sunrise. for your forecast today, along the east bay shore including ar

election. out governor jerry brown is responding after the president lashed out at him. >>> first, we are in storm watch this morning. >> light rain is moving through the bay area again this morning. this is a live look at doppler on the right and the golden gate bridge on the left. >> keep umbrella with you until the season completely changes. here is a look at doppler. you can see snow coming down across the tahoe area. you can see the red and orange, which is strong rain coming down through cordelia. interstate 680 will be drenched. it is moving east and south. bay . is getting drenched -- baypoint is getting drenched as well. concord starting to see stronger rainfall rates. clayton will be next. also noticing right near danville rain picking up. there could be slush east of the foothills. boulder creek starting to see rain. further south in gilroy the rain has picked up. high temperatures today similar to what they are now, 50s for the day. about 10 degrees cooler than yesterday as this cold front settles in. it is also bring a chance of isolated thunderstorms this afternoon.>>> i

archdiocese schools are close today, there are many other school delays and cancellations at bottom of the screen. get full list on our web site at cbs philly.com. >> let's get you started with meteorologist lauren casey. >> it looks like you have good gloves for making some snowballs. >> i'm prepared. >> making snow men later. >> yes pancakes. >> and pancakes, looking forward to those yes. we will have a lot of snow for snowball and snow man making heading in the second half of the day to day. it is wet snow good for snow men and we are under a winter storm warning that has been expanded now into south jersey by national weather service this runs through the day-to-day and into late tonight and includes much of the area, including center city philadelphia, storm scan three showing us moisture moving in and over spreading the delaware valley right now we are seeing snow coming down with the few rain drops mixed in center city philadelphia, dealing with precipitation wintry mix for several hours. little more intense over portions of south jersey and this area of precipitation over sp

mayor darrell steinberg gathered at bayside church in south sacramento for the service chanting the name of stephon clark. clark's brother stevante was overcome with emotion. at one point you see here he held on to al sharpton who tried to comfort him. sharpton gave the eulogy. he referred to a white house statement that called the shooting a local matter. >> no, this is not a local matter. >> no! >> they been killing young black men all over the country. >> yeah! >> and we are here to say that we are going to stand with stephon clark and the leaders of his family. we are putting aside our differences. it's time for preachers to come out the pulpit. it's time for politicians to come out the office. it's time for us to go down and stop this madness. >> sharpton called for continued peaceful protests in the wake of the police shooting. >>> i want to show you live pictures now over sacramento downtown area there. there is a heavy police presence in the area as those protests continued. right now demonstrators are marching near 8th and jay streets near city hall. again they appear peaceful t

cornell bernard was at tonight's public service. >> he's live at the veterans home. cornell, a range of emotions expressed there tonight. >> reporter: yeah, dan and ama, such an emotional tribute to three women who served vets on this beautiful campus, their lives cut short by a veteran whom they were trying to help. more than 1,000 friends and relatives gathered tonight to honor christine loeber, dr. jennifer gonzal zae zal less. brave womenedicated to making a difference, to helping veterans. dr. gonzales shushereba was almost seven months preg nant. her four recalls a time during the wildfires she put others' needs ahead of her own health. >> jennifer, god love her, she would get in her little honda and put on her particulate mask, she would carry these air sickness bags with her because she was pregnant. she had morning sickness. she'd grab those too. then she would make the rounds to the evacuee centers, to napa college, looking for people that needed help, in particular she was looking for vets. that was jennifer. >> definitely a testament to who she was. the women killed by alber

free at anoro.com. >> ♪ >> "action news," delaware valley's leading news program with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good morning. it's 6 o'clock on this wednesday march seventh. much of the area is happily or unhappily waking up to yet another winter wonderland. >> right now a rain and snow mix has been falling for hours. snow is already sticking to the ground and a lot more is on the way. we're timing it all out. >> all philadelphia public and archdiocesan schools closed today. hundreds of others are joining them. that's at the bottom of your screen and also at 6abc.com. >> we have team coverage for conditions around the region. first up let's go to karen rogers in for dave murphy and matt pelman is watching the roads. good morning. >> for some people this is great fun, they're sleeping in maybe shredding later. you don't have to say what it is for you. >> i don't mind me. i have power. i think everybody that's been struggling so much right and they're out in the cold. let's take a look at storm tracker6 live 3-d an

outside levi stadium. this crowd was peaceful, and jovial if you will, for most of the game here at the levi stadium. but when you get a large crowd like this and the police acknowledges that large crowds like this, nearly sell-out crowd, something like this is bound to happen. nothing major happened, we are told and right now, they are securing the perimeter of the stadium, cars and people are still filing out of the parking lot and on their way home. >> thank you very much. well, not again. check it out. another injury for the warriors and again, it's steph curry. curry reinjured on the night of his return to the court. missed six games with a strained right ankle. he suffered an mcl sprain in his left knee, hurt in the third quarter after his teammate, javale mcgee fell on his leg. steph is scheduled to have an mri tomorrow. >> and another bay area sports star injured, madison bum garden out with a broken pinkie on his pitching hand. tonight fans are reacting and we are live at at&t park with more on what this means for the giants season jean, this is a big deal. >> reporter: it

♪ live from center city in philadelphia this is fox 29 news at 11:00. ul winter storm hammering the area. wick winds so fierce gusts ripping off street signs in south philadelphia and we're seeing a whole lot of this. downed trees tumbling on power lines. in delaware county, a transformer blew take look. you can see the flames lighting up the sky there. and no, we're not out of the woods just yet. still to come, flooding. ready to batter our beaches. good evening and thanks for joining us at00. i'm dawn timmeney this storm has now turned deadly. >> police say a 57-year-old man was driving north on south gulph road when all of a sudden a large tree came crashing down on to his car. police say the tragic accident happened about 7:00 tonight between arden and upper gulf roads. the man was pronounced dead at the scene. we have team coverage of the storm for you our crews are tackling it from all angles from the shore where coastal flooding and high tides are major concern to the train station travelers stuck there tonight and in the suburbs we're downed trees are knocking out power let'

oakland a's here at the coliseum. we will tell you how the team is getting ready for the game, how the plans are preparing, and how the team is getting ready to celebrate 50 years here in oakland. >> announcer: this is ktvu mornings on 2. >> good morning. thank you for waking up with us. looking at the city. beautiful morning. and it is going to be a warm day. warmer than yesterday, steve has been telling us. thank you for joining us. thursday morning, march 29. i'm pam cook. >> i'm dave clark. if you're wondering why we are dressed like this, we are in the colors of the oakland a's for opening day. mornings on 2 will be live there. steve paulson is ready now. >> i'm not in those colors. i'm just glad to be out of the house. >> i should have texted you. i'm sorry. >> i would freak out if somebody texted me at 2:45. we do have -- woke up mostly sunny. it will be warm again today. i would expect some pretty warm temps. low to mid 70s by the time everything is said and done. today's average temps will be well above where we should be. we are checking in at 70-84. this looks to be the

morning, heavy, heavy rain coming our way and i'll have a look at 6:19 and 7:48 tonight. >> lester holt and "nightly news" is next. > tonight, the bombshell resignation at the white house. hope hicks, president trump's longest serving aide, stepping down just a day after she admitted to congress that she tells white lies for the president. >>> taking a stand on guns. one of the nation's largest sports retailers will no longer sell assault-style weapons. and it's not stopping there. while president trump calls for a comprehensive guns bill. and accuses senators of being afraid of the nra. >>> parkland students return to school for the first time since the massacre. under heavy police presence. haunted by memories, but standing strong together. >>> a warning for travelers if you think some of those vacation deals on popular discount websites like groupon are too good to be true, you may be right. >>> and "inspiring america." >> if i can give back half of what this community has given me, i'm complete. >> he went from refugee to mayor, and made history along the way. >> announcer: thi

buried him alive at squaw valley. tonight we're hearing from one of these heroes who jumped into action. >> so we dug him out and got him sitting up, and then his wife came up and, you know, obviously tears of joy right there. >> an unbelievable story. thanks for joining us. good evening. i'm kristen sze. >> i'm eric thomas. abc7 news reporter cornell barnard spoke to one of the people who described what it was like there. cornell? >> reporter: that skier witnessed the avalanche and started digging to try to save one snowboarder who was buried alive. the snow was piling up at squaw valley. five feet is expected by saturday, but all that snow has created some big danger. >> people calling for help, you got to help them. >> reporter: that's what this man did. he's wearing the brown and black jacket helping dig out a snowboarder buried in an avalanche at squaw valley. >> about 30 seconds later people started screaming, yelling each other's names, trying to find their kids. >> reporter: five people were trapped under three feet of snow. that snowboarder was unconscious when they found him.

beautiful. walking around the city, loved it. and then it all changes, mike. >> head outside at 9:14:29. >> what happens? >> that's when spring starts. the vernal equinox, the sun is directly over the equator and directly over the equator and starts heading north. there will be a few moderate spots. less than a quarter of an inch of rain for today. it looks impressive and that's not going to make it to the ground more than sprinkles. here's a look at my accuweather 12-hour planner. temperatures very mild. most of us in the low to mid-50s. it may get warmer this evening. got to watch out for the evening commute, alexis. what about this morning? >> so far it's been quiet. i have some great news for our drivers in alameda. we were telling you about a headache with that roadway repair. that sinkhole opened up just that sinkhole opened up just outside of the posey tube. they completed it ahead of schedule. no delays for folks heading into oakland. a piece of good news, positive news for the commute. we have about 20 minutes until the metering lights flip on. we'll check drive times up next.

. >> reporter: chpers escorted us onto the sprawling campus at 10:30 last night to this location where they have maintained a perimeter around the building behind me, the focus of their investigation. in the last six hours we have watched investigators come and go from the crime scene. not only the building but also looking at cars in the parking lot of the overnight a tow truck removed a car from the parking lot outside the building where the shooting took place. investigators say the gunman drove onto the property but have not confirmed if this was his vehicle. officers located a cell phone in the gunman's car. all clues as any worked to determine why a veteran would take the lives of three people working in veterans services. >> it was a going away party for a couple of the staff who were leaving today. today was their last day. you know, they were having cake, and you know, toasting and all of that. and then parnell he just walked in with this rifle. four women were able to leave. three are still there. >> reporter: investigators identified the gunman as 36-year-old albert wo

their relatives.the bodies were discovered at about 6 p.m. in a part of the veterans home that houses the pathway home. it is a privately run program that treats veterans of the iraq and afghanistan wars with post-traumatic stress disorder authorities have said that the women were employees of the pathway home.officials have said the suspect exchanged gunfire with a deputy at the center and took the women hostage at about 10:30 a.m. (grant) we have team coverage tonight on this breaking news story... before this active situation was over....there were tense moments for people waiting to hear from those on lockdown inside. kron-4's spencer blake joins us live tonight from the scene...spencer describe what it was like.. vets who live there, people who work there, even a group of high school kids from napa who were rehearsing a play at the lincoln theater. you could see nervous pacing outside yountville's veterans home of california.people waited to hear from family members - either those who live here, or those who work here."it's crazy because you witness these kinds of things nationwi

news. >> rallies were also held in san jose, pacifica, and santa rosa. at many of the events students urged teenagers to speak out and register to vote. organizers say the mission is to demand congress consider an effective bill that addresses gun violence. >>> now, we saw the same action today by young people in cities and states across the nation. abc news reporter karen travers has a look at how survivors of the parkland shooting joined others and made their demands known at capitol hill, where organizers say 800,000 people gathered. >> reporter: in washington. and across the nation. hundreds of thousands of americans gathering to make a passionate plea for an end to gun violence. >> welcome to the revolution. >> students from stoneman douglas leading a rallying cry for action. >> we cannot keep america great if we cannot keep america safe. >> reporter: the most powerful moment was silence. stoneman douglas student emma gonzalez reading the names of her classmates who were killed last month and then pausing to wait until six minutes and 20 seconds passed from the moment she took to

7. >> yeah, dan and kristen. it is coming down hard across parts of the bay area. lets a p look at live doppler 7 now. we're going to go into where we're seeing some downpours. so, it's moderate to heavy rain that shifted from san jose to morgan hill, san martin. santa cruz mountains are getting clobbered as well. sunnyvale street level radar, you'll notice it is coming down hard. in the east bay i want to show you something very interesting. we are seeing in snow over mt. diablo and as you take a look here, we are seeing some snow falling right now over mount hamilton. also tracking some moderate rain around newark, paseo padre, san francisco peninsula, it's lighter as we look to the north around lake and mendocino counties. we are seeing some snow showers, and spotty showers at the lower elevations. this is level 1 system pockets of moderate rain tonight. tomorrow chance of thunder, gusty winds. and those winds are still howling. 41 miles an hour mount tam, altamont is 51 at the lower elevations. winds are beginning to come down. but watch out for trees and power lines toppling.

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were left to clean up the mess. ali? at least 3 businesses on this block in little portugal had their windows smashed overnight.adega restaurant here, the portugese bar restaurant that's adjacent to it.and also a photo store across the street.and that's not it.in total police are investigating 12 incidents. across town, at the plant ... windows at applebees were first smashed last friday.then last night, patrons that were eating at the time tell me they heard when pellets hit the windows.of course that caused quite a scare.but because they're double paned glasses, they shattered but didn't break.however, overnight, the culprits returned and shattered a number of windows throughout the restaurant.it is believed that b-b guns were used to cause havoc.also nearby ... mcdonalds was hit ... both at the entrance and the drive through windows.taco bell, a tea shop, and a slew of other establishments were vandalized. business owners and their clientele are all concerned about this rash of violent incidents.lucy alvesi think it's sad. i think it;s sad the way people are coming out here shootin

around 1030 this morning, it was apparently a going away party for staff -- at a staff meeting for a nonprofit group. authorities say that is when they were received a call of shots fired, responding officers say they exchange gunfire with a man who is now holding three people hostage and so far we are being told there are no reports of any injuries, officials say the hostages are employees of the halfway home. that is a privately run program on the veterans home grounds. the situation all happening in madison hall, the center of that sprawling campus on california drive in yountville. we spoke with the husband of one woman who was initially held hostage when this all began. >> my wife works at the pathway home and they were having a staff meeting and it was a going away party for a couple of the women whose last day it was today, and in the midst of this, this man walked in with a gun, a rifle. she was able, with three of her colleagues, to leave. i don't know whether he told them to leave or ask them to leave or they asked to leave. all i know is they got out. she is still up in an

bad at the moment, mike. here's a live look at the toll plaza. no metering lights yet. about 20 minutes until they're flipped on. things will then back up into the maze. you can see the sheen on the pavement. we have had slick spots here this morning. we've had spinout crashes as well. one of our other slow spots out of tracy, 205 to 580 and miles an hour. nothing blocking along that route. the north bay coming up next. >>> should there be three westbound lanes for cars on the richmond-san rafael bridge? we know a third eastbound lane will be opening next month. >> there will be a study to find out for everybody heading west. amy hollyfield is live at the toll plaza. hi, amy. >> this is the direction of the morning commute. richmond head add cross this bridge over to marin. these commuters do need some relief. it is getting really congested on that talking about the richmond-san rafael bridge. authorities are going to study whether they can add a third westbound lane. this is according to our media partners at the marin independent journal. they say this is growing in popularity

mysterious serial bombing. >>> tracking another storm moving into the bay area. looking live at a radar showing that rain moving in. meteorologist kari hall is tracking the timing to you're ready as you head out the door this morning. "today in the bay" continues right now: marcus washington. >> and i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia. we will get to weather in just a moment but we want to check with mike inouye. when bart says find a different way through the city that is not a good morning. >> they've stopped trains from going through the 24th mission station. major delays throughout san francisco because bart first found what was reported to be smoldering debris on the tracks. a little more smoke. they have now closed the 24th street mission station so no trains are going through it. no folks should be going down there, either, while they check for the fire. now, again, no flames seen, but they want to be safe. that is causing possibly a system wide delay. there's limited service getting towards the montgomery station from the east bay as well. muni throughout san francisco no

congress that we could be seeing nehru around three and a half percent -- 3.5%. that is the level at which unemployment does not affect inflation. andcan go to the bloomberg plugged in whatever variables like. if i put the real neutral rate we0% input nehru at 3.5%, can see the taylor role points at 0.67%,e should be rather than the 1.5% for the fed is now. that could be a slightly dovish side. let's get the bloomberg first word news. for that, we go to juliette saly. juliette: in russia, vladimir putin has cruised to victory in the presidential election. the kremlin's longest serving later since stalin had almost 77% of the vote with 99% of the ballots counted. it extends his 18 year rule amid a confrontation with the west over the poisoning of a russian spy and his daughter in britain. the u.k. brexit negotiators want to secure a promise from the european union at a key summit this week to reassure businesses that they will get the grace. they just -- the great period they desperately want. the chief brexit negotiator and his british counterpart are preparing to hold talks in a press con

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broke into the city's unique cat cafe, (pam) now at 8.(pam) now at 8. immigration and customs enforcement is back in the bay area. and has made another arrest. this time in the east bay. thank you for joining us i'm pam moore(steve) and i'm steve aveson. we first learned of the arrest this afternoon ice arrested at least one person in berkeley. they say it is part of an ongoing criminal investigation. however activist group "by any means necessary" claims three people were arrested at a home. we have reached out to the mayor's office for comment. (pam) the bay area has been in the national spolight over recent ice activity. it started when oakland mayor libby schaaf warned people about impending immigration raids. that set off a political and legal firestorm. (pam) that fiery (pam) that fiery response was from the attorney general... to the mayor's warning. as the justice department announced it is sui

scarlet: we are live at bloomberg world headquarters in new york. here are the top stories we are covering on the bloomberg and from around the world. stock struggling, hans gaining. we will take a look at investors if in focus at the federal reserve in the escalating trade war. playing defense, wilbur ross weighing in on president trump's oldest at get to level the economic lane field with china. he joins us this hour. the ceo of goldman sachs jets done his future at the firm. closing in two hours time, we have a stall on the way here. things are really accelerated with the announcement of the new tariffs. julia: we had bigger losses earlier when the dow and nasdaq were down 2%. lower, our fleeing with a potential for a trade war bid the facebook fallout did the resigning of attorney as the chief around for special counsel investigation. that is one reason for the decline on the day. this is fitting of what we have seen all week and this is a four-day chart of the us of the 500 you on monday we saw declines on the facebook situation, the data crisis coming up. bookings on tuesday

friends at sfgovtv. tom and lawrence. thank you for your assistance and i want to recognize the clerk of our board is ms. linda wong. are there any announcements? >> yes, please silence all cellphones and electronic devices and copies of documents to be included should be submitted to the clerk and items will be on the march 24th supervisor agenda unless otherwise stated. >> excellent, thank you for the announcements, let's begin. let's start with item 1. >> item 1 resolution authorizing the department of homelessness and support of housing to a 54 expand grant in the amount of 150,000 from the california department of housing and community development boarding no place like home 2017 technical assistance grants. >> great. this will allow the department of homelessness to apply and accept and expand $150,000 grant for technical assistance. we've got emily cohen with us this morning from the department of homelessness and support of housing. please, the floor is yours. good morning, emily. >> good morning, supervisors. thank you. i'm having a little technical difficulty with the slides

airport this evening. >>> we begin with frightening moments at oakland international airport this evening. an suv jumping the curb at terminal 1 injuring four people. fears of a terrorist attack were laid to rest but the resulting traffic nightmare cost some people more than time. terry mcsweeney has the details. did people miss their flights? >> some people did. i'll tell you what's happening right now, investigators processing the crime scene at the airport. pay special attention to the mercedes suv. the driver whose identity they haven't released to the public had absolutely no business behind the wheel. >> thax maroon suv still resting on the sidewalk in front of terminal 1 hours after setting off a chain of events that landed a 54-year-old driver in jail. >> he's being arrested for being an unlicensed driver. >> reporter: and for felony reckless driving causing injury. his collision sent a subaru over the curb. >> his foot at some point got stuck on the accelerator. he was not familiar with operating a motor vehicle. >> reporter: no flights were canceled but roads to the airp

. this is their gift and it's their legacy that we keep this going. >> reporter: the three worked at pathway home, a treatment center for vets with ptsd. their lives cut short by albert wong who was removed weeks before the shooting. >> if you are a pathway graduate, stand up and be recognized. >> reporter: veterans >> jen was one of you. >> reporter: jennifer gonzales' dad said they had just celebrated their wedding anniversary, the couple expecting their first child. he remembers during the wildfires she drove to help others. >> and then she would make the rounds to the evacuation centers, college, looking for people that needed help. particularly looking for vets. >> reporter: at the end of the ceremony relatives were presented with american flags. in yountville, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >>> it is 4:31. let's get a quick update on weather and traffic starting with mike nicco. >> let's look at live doppler 7. he healthy radar returns. we'll get some sprinkles out of this. probably going to have to wait several more hours. at 7:00 looking at 49 to 53 degrees. everybody is double

(steve) breaking news at 8. shell=shocked texas has been rocked by yet another blast today. the work of what police believe to be a serial bomber.(pam) the explosions have austin, texas, and nearby cities on edge tonight. this, on the same the day, authorities announced they are widening their investigation. kristen holmes joins us live in texas with the latest.- these bombings started march 2nd.-so far two people have been killed.. four others seriously injured.-the fbi and other federal agencies are on scene.-no arrests have been made.. bryan jaimes/ fedex worker: "i was like what if i loaded up that truck? i mean that... it really does kind of get you kind of scare a little bit." federal investigators are now callling it the work of a serial bomber. an explosion tuesday morning at a fedex facility in schertz, texas... about an hour outside of austin.michael hansen/ schertz chief of police: "one employee that was standing near the explosion later complained, complained of ringing in the ears... we were very fortunate that there were no injuries. two people have already been ki

lighten up at noon. but scattered showers will be in the forecast. about 5 p.m. temperatures warm and we may see a chance of thunderstorms this afternoon. hail associated with the cell. the major portion of the storm the atmospheric river really going to start to impact the south bay. tomorrow morning the commute will be rough for all of the bay area. we'll see strong downpours tomorrow morning. what you're seeing out there is rough going but tomorrow it will be more intense. >>> on twitter the sonoma county sheriff's office is urging residents in the wildfire burn zones to be aware of their surroundings and mindful of mudslides. santa rosa official have been working with cal fire to make sure that dirt and debris in burned-out areas like you see here don't start sliding away. >>> let check our morning commute. >> a mess on 880. >> it's a huge mess for drivers southbound on 880 out of oakland and down into san leandro. emergency crews are on the scene. chopper 5 over the scene of this crash 880 at davis. at one point they were going to shut down all lanes. they have two lanes blocked now