showing showers tapering off. heavier activity moved well east. north bay, we're getting increase now in showers. showers redeveloping over parts of sonoma and napa counties and santa rose yachl a wide area of showers reaching south ward towards petaluma, eastward. let's travel to the sierra. it's snowing more heavily now. chains are required on highways 50, 8 # and four. no chain requirements reported on interstate 80. back to the bay area, rainfall totals impressive. over half an inch in mount st. helena. 7100 in napa. only 8/100ths in santa rosa. not over yet i'll show what we can expect for the remainder of the night and

into the weekend later. >> thank you. >> the wet weather made for treacherous driving around the bay area today in marin county a car ran off the road and plunged 40 feet down a steep enbankment. in santa rosa a driver lost control and crashed through a fence near highway 101. surveillance video helped authorities identify a man they say set fire to a building in oakland childrens hospital. they say it showed the 48-year-old on the rear of the building. this is taken around the time ta building was set on fire. he was already in custody for violating a court order. >> moving day for dozens of transients for years living at the piece of land on the border of albany and berkeley the city reached a settlement. each will receive $3,000 if they

leave today. tiffany? >> it's a slow process to say the heeft. the residents have to cart on a bike. many told me they don't want to leave but after receiving a settlement, they don't have a choice. it's not the visitors but residents who is unwelcome folks tried to make sense of the campsites furnished with scrap metal and broken bits of dreams. thomas has been sleeping under the tarps five years he packed his belongings, preparing to move out today. . >> i don't know where i'm going. >> a front loader and z.dumpster wait to clear anything left behind once it he disappears albany will give him a check for $3,000 >> it isn't much money to start over. it's something, anyway.

>> amber refuses money to move from the million dollar view. now, she and her partner risk a criminal record. >> i'm not moving. i'm not going to let them bully meet mooe out of my home, purchase my sense of security. >> albany city clerk says cheering camps will make parks safer. >> if you think of a small child or a senior citizen out to visit the area we want to ensure safety for park users. >> some tell us they never felt at risk. >> i've been here plenty of times. >> worried about what is going to happen to the people. >> maria says the settlement spurred him to load up the bike and move on. >> i think it's a good thing for everybody whether they like it or not. >> the camps are coming down. one bike ride at a time. the question is, where will these folks next call home?

>> breaking news in san tra costa county. just east of richmond. >> looking at live pictures of the scene. happened just before 5:00 we understand one person trapped in a kafr, a helicopter had to life flight at least one person away from the crash scene. two others were injured. you can follow us on twitter for breaking news alerts 24-7. >> the fire chief rescinded a cam of the footage confirms a 16-year-old passenger was struck and killed by a fire truck as she lay injured on the tarmac the firefighter accused of violating a ban on unauthorized filming in the work place. it could subject the fire department to a privacy lawsuit

the chief acknowledges she has insufficient evidence. >> the nas national transportation safety board issued a report on the tour bus crash on interstate 5 near the town of orland. according to the national transportation safety board, report the fed-ex truck drift add cross the highway and side swiped a white nissan before plowing into the bus report does not explain why. the ten people were killed including five high school students from southern california. the national transportation safety board says it could be months before the gienl report is complete. >> 84-year-old man accused of trying to gun down his doctor made a court appearance today, police found a shotgun and ammunition in his house but not the gun police say he used. vick? >> that is right. police are looking for that

resolver. the judge refused to give him bail and put over hearing until the county can get him a lawyer we do know more about this 84-year-old retired postal worker. he is charged with premeditated murder and assault with a firearm. the district attorney says there are interesting aspects in this case >> one is that we're dealing with an 84-year-old man who had not had prior contact with criminal justice here. >> after being arrested, this is what he told police. he told the investigators i'm an old man there is nothing for you to worry about >> the shooting resulted in evacuation of a medical center. s.w.a.t. team members rushed to the building. police say earlier, he walked into the center looking for dr. wong, seen here being escorted out of the building. wong treated the man several

years ago for a condition similar to shingles a virus that causes painful skin rashes but treatment was not successful. police sources tell us that seems to be where he went guning for the doctor. district attorney wagstaff says he waited in the lounge until he saw his intended target. >> made the statement that he, the doctor had given him a shot a couple years ago. and that had hurt him by this. caused pain to him by this. and it was anger. at this point the gun came out. >> he said wong ran down the hall way >> the timing was in the direction the doctor was running. this was the shot fired at the doctor. >> police say he escaped the drag net. arrested at his home. >> it's a sign of someone knew

what he had done was wrong. >> if convicted he could get life. conviction of the foir arms charge could be up to 15 years in prison. it may be a life sentence. >> a san jess yeah neighborhood locked down for hours today after a brazen robbery caught on tape. take a look at this surveillance video. you can see two men robbing a 7:11 just before 5:00 this morning. they enter then open over the counter. one got the clerk to open the drawer. it all took less than a minute. police say the two men hit a second 7-11 just 20 minutes later. >> a jury is out tonight deadlocked at 11-1 in the case against the supervisor charged with peeking into the apartment

of a neighbor. the jury got the case at 9:00 a.m after three days of testimony. >> for the supervisor it's been the week that can ruin the reputation of a rising political star. for many this is not forgive action that's put him there. >> he needs help. >> looks like he may have the cookie jar hanging from his hand he doesn't see it. >> the legal problems began july 13th he entered uninvited the yard of a neighbor known as jane doe hoping for sex dressed in under pants and socks n court he admitted he looked in her back door, broke through the blinds of her bedroom, opened a side gate, went to the backyard rying to get her attention. the supervisor insisted that he

did not look. >> the jury began deliberating this morning. it appeared they had a vaerd. that is where we stand now dead looked at 11-1. the jury returns to court on monday. >> still ahead tonight a close call for some local airline passengers what happened as they came in for a landing last night. >> we'll follow up on a report. a promise never delivered. and the discount gold dealer now facing charges. >> and later tonight three d head set and what they're being used

united airlines flight from san francisco with 161 people avoided disaster yes. ed a newark liberty international airport the flight landing just as a jet was taking off. listen to the audio between tower and pilot of the jet. >> yes we're putting the nose down. >> putting the nose down means the skwet went under that united

flight. experts say the pilot and controller did an excellent job. >> but what happened was something that should never have occurred once it can, they teamwork that goes on instantly got everybody out of it the pilot is doing the right thing. controller doing the right thing. >> one source says the planes came within just 50 feet of each other. >> we're hearing from a mother of a san jose teenager who stowed away in the wheel well that have jetliner to hawaii the 15-year-old is recovering in a honolulu hospital from that death-defying trip. he endured almost no oxygen for hours his mother from a camp in ethiopia saying it hurt her to tell police he was trying to see his mother she says i cried. i felt badly. and many people in the camp came to me to give me support. i felt bad he risked his life. she claims her ex-husband took the children years ago and told them she'd died in a bombing.

>> if the golden state warriors pull up stakes in oakland they may be leaving behind a large tax bill and their name. the warriors move is not a slam dunk. if warriors leave oakland, espn reporting the golden state warriors would consider becoming san francisco warriors again called from 1962 to 1971 the team president and ceo says they want fans to be back, first. >> plenty of feed back last night. >> this project would be great if it's going to serve residents that live here. and not displace us from living here. >> the city would include three new sports venues, planners hope it would entice warriors to stay put. >> the plan will have wonderful

environment for the team f they want to participate. >> this week the warrior as announced they bought 12 acre was plans to build an arena 2018-19 season. that is adding up to about $61 million if the team doesn't pay, taxpayers will be on the hook. >> there is a second public work shop saturday from 3:00 to 5:00. >> the warriors game four against clippers here on abc7 sunday at 12:30 followed by after the game. let us know what you think about a possible name change.

join the conversation on our face book page. >> oakland city administrator appears to be close to landing a new job. santana left oakland in march after butting heads with mayor jean kwon. the city council in sunny sail will vote next tuesday. >> nearly 20 years of work by conservationi conservationists took the biggest leap. the california state coastal conservancy used a drone the air field covered with water. the bay will grow by 648 acres thanks to the breech. >> interesting pictures >> we had real down pours >> this is rather surprising.

>> you know, it's late in the season. >> heavy down pours and lightning strikes around the bay area. and cluster of strikes in the valley. live doppler 7 hd, i'm not surprised. showers tapering off right now. we do have smours redeveloping up in the north bay. it had hoefyer activity earlier today. showers are widely scattered we have pockets of down pours some moving away out towards st. helena. and we'll focus on this cell. some locally heavy down pours snow in picking up. winter weather advisory until 5:00 in the morning.

3 to 7 ivenlgs of snow above 5,000 feet. and chain controls and travel teal yeahs were likely. you can see snowfall there. here in the bay area, temperatures into mid-50s just about everywhere. san jose, gilroy. here is a live view check out the west wrern sky. we've got temperatures right now 53 in santa rosa. 59 if fairfield. and looking at clouds over the bay. forecast features they'll continue to diminish. light rain sunday morning and a major warm um coming our way temperatures climbing up to about 90 degrees in spots but for thousand, we're looking at some radar composite image. there is a system bringing us

our batch of active weather. behind that a break tomorrow, tomorrow night, this cold front sweeps through. so we'll start tomorrow afternoon at 5:00 at which point will be getting cloudy. late tomorrow night, rain pushing north bay. and swing through and expand other parts of the bay area by 2:00 a.m sunday by sunday morning it will be out of here. partial clearing and sunny skies at least. overnight, low temperatures mid to upper 40s. a bit on the cool side. low to mid-60s around the bay. here is the accu-weather forecast. starting to warm up on sunday. inland highs into upper 80s to

about 90 degrees, mid-80s around the bay. 70s on the coast. >> yes. >> thank you. >> coming up next, a runner sneaks into the boston marathon. a

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the founder of social media web site four square apologized for helping his wife run the

boston marathon with a fake number. a few still snuck in, including the new york fashion writer married to four square founder dennis crowley. that is him on the right there crowley apologized saying two were separated during the bombing last year and wanted to finish together this year but chelsea couldn't get a number the woman who earned the real number got her race bib after raising thousands for charity. >> i understand she wants owe support her husband i don't think she was thinking of me or wasn't, you know, disgracing my charity. just wanted to do something to help her husband but there are ways you can do that. >> the crowleys could be banned from future marathon s. >> people wait to get free dental vision for health care rm a group offered the services for men, women, and children many people have nowhere else to

go. >> obamacare doesn't cover what we're seeing as far as dentistry for. patients are asking for glasses root canals, crown, fillings, much of that is not covered. for the most part even with the affordable care act. >> organizers say people with medical insurance showed up because some cannot afford to pay co-pays that come with their coverage. >> there is a lot more still to come you're going to hear from employees at san francisco zoo on the design of a new emergency alert system. >> if you're being mauled by a tiger you can't say excuse me, i need to run over and push this button. >> are you sure the code red system work something >> stay with us for this abc7 news i team investigation.

do you feel safe at the san francisco zoo? >> the i team revealed a new ked red warning system in case of

dangerous animal escapes is not working the way it should. >> it was installed following that christmas day tiger attack that claimed the life of a teenager. emmoiys now coming forward with complaints. >> and dan noyes is here with an investigation you'll see only on abc7 news. >> workers who are concerned about safety planned a protest for tonight. the biggest fund-raiser of the year. they say after our investigation officials appear to be more willing to actress problems in the code red system. these employees of the san francisco zoo are taking a step, going on camera to say safety at the zoo could be better, should be better. they have seen firsthand this can be a live or death issue . >> i went home with chunks of meat and blood on me. >> cory watched a tiger mangle his co-wofshgers arm she surviveed and works at the

zoo. wesley hoag was there christmas day when the tiger, tatiana leapt from the grotto ask killed a 17-year-old. there were reports, never proven the two friends taunted the tiger. police shot and killed the cat. >> i saw tatiana rment every day. such a beautiful cast. for this to happen, it's devastating oocht in response to mauling the zoo spent $27,000 on a code red alert system. with personal panic buttons for keepers. horns to broadcast a warning tone and a mess yj telling visitors to find shelter. and a computer system that called the police. but keepers sometimes triggered by accident. >> they never gave us a case to prevent that from happening.

so many of the emmoiys got creative and took bottle caps >> some buttons suffered water damage the zoo decided to mount all buttons on the wall. >> if you're being mauled you can't say excuse me, i need to run over and push this button. >> are you sure the system is working? >> they repeatedly enough for an interview. >> why put the buttons on the wall? instead of n the keeper person? if i'm being attacked it might be hard, right? >> well, you know what? we did have a keeper and it was tacked by a tiger. . >> i understand. the >> buddy system and another person we feel buddy system is actually a more important offensive

process for safety. peter son and her team are cutting the system, removing the verbal message at larm just sounds like this now. [ horns ] >> it is important to have buttons work something >> it's a secondary system. it's a public alarm system. >> that worries workers they lost confidence in the director peterson. how they maintain the code red system. >> i walk through the zoo every day it's always on my mind okay. are we safe? could we be safer? >> we should be a world class leader in safety based on past experience. >> workers want a simple test, push each button and hear the alarm go off. the zoo refuses

instead testing parts of the system at different times. and staging exercises like this one from december. devising a scenario in which a gunman is looking for his ex-wife. she signals a staff member to push the button. >> hit the panic button. >> the alarm doesn't sound peterson tries again. miff minutes pass. >> i tried to do 2011 system malfunctioned and sent out false alarms

2012 speaker was inaudible. to 13, tests of panic buttons in administration out right failed the button had no batteries and no wiring. >> one of my members thought if she were in trouble she can push that, it would work. it didn't. never worked. >> we took what we found to the commission overseeing the zoo. >> my concern is inability to move beyond and get to let's find some solutions. >> it's like a recorder. my memory has come back. >> carlos tells me after the tiger kills his son he found comfort knowing the zoo tried to be safer with the system. now, he wants them to get it right.

>> they should fix that problem. so employees are safe. >> the zoo says it's spending $170,000 on new radios with a panic button but that doesn't address how the rest of us would be warned the zoo says there is full confidence and safety procedures and received full and complete certifications from oversight organizations including associations of zoos and aquariums and usda. you can read the statement at abc7 news.com. >> a los angeles district attorney today filed charges in a case rrt owed here on abc7 news by michael finney. michael told you dozens of of people saying they paid for gold coins they never received. today the owner of discount gold brokers surrendered on 50 counts

of grand theft and fraud. victims losses include $1.75 million. >> history made when two popes become saints. >> just ahead a look at the visit of pope john paul ii.

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a rare event sunday two. popes will will being saints. >> john paul visited in 1987 today, went to one of the stops he made on that tour. mission dolores has many attractions. one of them is the kneeler. >> i think made the church look more human, more available. >> bring vatican here instead of you know that being something so far way. to bring it closer to home. >> paul john paul ii celebrated mass at candle stick park.

he waved at followers in the mission from his pope mobile. he blessed 62 patients with aids. perhaps the most-touching moment is when he pugged a 7-year-old who later died of aids. outside he was booed for out spoken opposition to homosexuality. the archbishop said such talented individuals come along only very rarely. took only nine years to be cannonized. >> john 23 called the counsel. that ended up changing the church and bringing it into the modern world. john paul ii brought the church to the youth. >> pope john paul i sichlt responsible for two miracles

a french nun recovering from parkinson's disease and a woman's recovery if a brain aneurysm. if the past, only seven popes have been cannonized including these recent additions and witnessing sunday's event will be two living popes. benedict and francis. >> the oakland diocese is planning a vigil mass time and location at abc7 news.com. >> coming up three d gaming head sets. what they're being

a break through in video game technology is finding a home in the field of health care. the virtual reality head set to give doctors an eye opening experience. >> it's just an elevator ride.

to someone suffering from schizophrenia, it could be terrifying it's hard to understand if you haven't experienced it. now, doctors can experience it. that is a virtual reality head set. it drew crowds made by a small start up for 2 billion dars. built for entertainment. they make animated teaching tools, shown on a screen but imagine being in one. >> you feel like you're in a different world. i mean, and you're able to look around and navigate and move. a place where you can look at people and they can turn to stair back at you. it's not about b.seeing and hearing. about feeling. >> to put yourself in the mind of a individual that is suffering from schizophrenia. but the goal there was to

provoke empathy from the user. >> experiencing schizophrenia is just the beginning. behind me you can see another application. traveling inside of the human bod eye. >> being in the heart. >> right now we're inside of a blood vessel. it's not the first time it's been used to teach science. it's the first time it's been this affordable. the head sets are $350 >> you can think about replicating different eye disorders. more of a doctor setting. >> tools that play just like a game but help doctors >> it's changed the game. no pun intended. >> this is video just in to abc7 news a funnel cloud in the central valley. >> taken near western fresno county. >> extreme instability this

afternoon. numerous thunderstorms. when very severe, funnel clouds can form this, time of the year you'd expect to see this happen. if it's going to happen at all. here in the bay area, we've had active weather, too. showers redeveloping over portions of the north bay, swinging through san francisco at the moment. and that means it's probably giants will be playing indians. state wide, dry conditions and tomorrow night, for daytime tomorrow, dry.

giants have a day game tomorrow. breezy, an adventure in the out field tomorrow. next week we warm up to near 90 degrees inland. >> wow. >> a change from now. >> yes. it is. >> thank you. >> the warriors had their work cut out for them. >> yes. >> down to one. you made the call. was it a foul? or good defense? the play deciding game three. spor

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good evening, was steph curry down, he said yes. of course. clippers say no way so golden state in trouble now. whatever happened at the end if you ever shoot six of 31 on three it's going to be tough to win. this is the splash brerj brothers five

chris paul may have had his forehand on curry's hip. >> i thought i had a room to get this back. the 50-50 call. and it didn't. >> i thought he jumped up to try to draw the foul. >> we have game four sunday afternoon. tip off at 12:30. then join me for highlights when nate thurman joins me for after the game sharks couldn't sweep kings last night they'll have another chance to end tomorrow night back in the tank for game five this, has been the most-physical series in the playoffs thus far. a bunch of fights against the kings. >> i thought we had some

intensity to our game. but we didn't execute anywhere near the way they did. it's easy to pinpoint mistakes that we made. >> great on the field. a bunch of issues on the field. a predraft media get together. he backed off at time before training camp. as for smith niners have to decide whether to pick up option for to 15. niners say they want to keep smith but brush was the law have got to stop >> he knows where he stands this with this organization and what he needs to do moving forward.

he's made a lot of decisions that could have been made differently. >> first a's lost opening day starter now looks like aj griffin also to be side lined. griffin reportedly tommy john surgery. a's can use him tonight to face as stres jed laurie not happy after being plunked last night. bases loaded a single scores a pair. houston has come back. yesterday, rain delay today and round two of the swinging skirts. happy birthday.

she's five under. bad day for james driscoll. former hunter, grabs the rake and pokes the gator into the lake. it's like an episode of "swamp people". are you kidding me? what are you doing? run. abc7 sports brought to you by orchard supply hardware. >> he had that handled. >> yes. >> well, join me tonight at 9:00. project morpheus. >> then on abc7 news at 11:00 red light cameras caught thousands red handed some people refuse to go down without a fight. michael finney looks at the ingenious, sometimes illegal ways drivers are dodging

tickets. >> finally tonight thoughts about what really matters going out with style and respect. iconic candle stick park is at the end of its life. i hate to see the stick go. it's given us many magical moments and special memories the pope visit, the catch, a's giants world series interrupted by an earthquake and the beatles they played last full concert on august 29, 1966, now coming full circle. the stadium that helped beatles say goodbye will be given a final farewell by paul mccartney, agreeing to play august 4th. part of a series of great events to celebrate the end of a venerable venue. joe montana will go head to head in a flag football game and other events as well.

as much as we may hate to see it demolished, it's time. what matters is that the powers that be are honoring fans by giving us more nice memories by which to mark the end of one of the most-storied stadiums in the country. share your memories with me, i'd love to hear them. that is our report. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm carolyn johnson. from all of us here, have a good night.

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