live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> good tuesday morning, it is 5:00 a.m. with a lot going on in the bay area and away the world. we will keep you informed. >> i am kristen sze. hold on to your hats. it is that kind of day. >> steering wheel, hats anything that can blow away. the winds were around 30 or 35 miles per hour but chased away the humidity and waking up to clear conditions. look at flags on the ferry building they tell the story. 41 to 53 so in some areas it could feel like the 30s, the 12-hour day planner, is 54 at coast and 66 inland and the 70s are going to be at a premium and 52 to 58 this evening another chilly evening on tap. >> thanks. as you mentioned before high-sided vehicles beware if

you had anything that is high profile you can feel the gusts morrison that if you drive a regular vehicle. right new, all traffic is managing to move through the bay area quite nicely and we do have a wind advisory and it was just issued by c.h.p. on the bridge but as you look at the macarthur maze from berkeley, emeryville, up to 580 traffic is movely nicely at the bay bridge toll plaza with the cars taking cash have moved out. >> 5:01 we have breaking news with dozens of people killed in another major earthquake in nepal is less than three weeks after a shaker that killed more than 8000 people. >> our reporter is in the country and joins us by phone from katmandu. are you okay? >> doing fine. it was shocking earthquake but doing fine so far. single i don't, describe -- sergio, describe what you felt

and saw and heard? >> i am saying in a hotel right downtown in katmandu and i was writing a story i am here on assignment for and i felt a little bit of a shake and i got shuttled to the big open patio area at the hotel complex and there was a rough rumble that lasted 30 seconds and this was a slow rocking that kept going for another 40 seconds and it was erie because the birds took off immediately and a bunch of birds were nesting in this neighborhood chirping and making their beautiful sound and they took off. that was the erie -- >> are you seeing more collapses as a result of today's earthquake or perhaps the

buildings are already damaged in the previous earthquake three weeks ago? >> yes, i have not personally seen that because of the direct i am in. there have been buildings that have collapsed here in nepal. they are going through and tagging the buildings and in the bay area we know of the tags the red tag is not safe and the criminal low tag is "iffy," and the green is oh okay," a few of red tagged buildings collapsed over. we know there are some people who were killed here in katmandu and the numbers here so far tally about 32 people killed nationwide and mostly focused in two districts, rural districts that got hit hard by the earthquake a couple weeks ago and the injuries are astounding, still dialing up with the count now at 981 people injured today.

>> sergio i know folks are shell shocked from the previous earthquake. how are they reacting? >> this was panic i saw, panic downtown. this is a very densely populated portion of the city, the buildings, a lost masonry buildings are four or five stories high and the streets are narrow and this is where there is a lot of tourist shopping and a lot of foot traffic in this particular area. there were people that were jogging or running trying to run out of the street or those streets that are very narrow. they were panicked. there were people would were crying. it is still fresh on their minds what happened a few weeks ago and i shot video of people staring up, checking to see not buildings are waving or if they will tumble over. it was unnerving.

>> sergio we understand the story you went over to nepal to cover could be evolving. what group did you go over with and their mission? >> i came up here with a group called motherland nepal based in the bay area. they have been collecting money since the earthquake a couple of weeks ago the 7.9 earthquake and they were able to sponsor a group, a community and disaster response team so they could come to the rural areas that did not get a lot of attention since the huge earthquake. this is a team of medical technicians, e.m.t.s so they could go to a community in the himalayas, the first medical attention the people had seen since the earthquake two weeks ago. i just came down to start editing the story and putting so i am separate from the team. they are in a district that

unfortunately, is one of the areas that was hit hard today. we know there are quite a few casualties. i was panicked for a good part of the afternoon and i understand we have made contact with them and i understand they are fine. that is very good news. i am relieveed. >> we will hear more from sergio later in the newscast as to what is going on there. obviously, very frightening. again, very damaging in nepal. >> as you heard sergio mention the relief efforts are going and will likely need more help. if you would like to donate you can text 930999 and trip contribute $10. we have a list of organizations working in the area along with links to donate at abc7news.com.

other news now california's drought is about to hit a million south bay water customers where it hurts for the first time in 20 years the biggest water company is instituting mandatory rationing. our reporter is in san jose to tell us more. >> if you live in the south bay and have not felt the effect of the drought the move by the san jose water company is going to have an impact on you and possibly your wallet. according to our media partner the water than the 20 percent asked for by the state. all business owners in san jose area are give an monthly water allocation based on the average amount used in 2013 by all customers and they have to cut water use by 30 percent from that number. a spokesman for the san jose water company did not give details about what kind of penalties the customers pay if

they go over the set water allocation. they serve a million people in the greater metropolitan area including los gatos and saratoga and campbell. they reported great oaks water company that serves 100,000 people in san jose will be releasing a similar plan for mandatory rationing. san jose water company's plan starts in mid-june if the state aeveryone froms it. >> this morning, warriors fans are feeling more confident after the best of seven against the grizzlies at two subpar games steph curry regained his form last night and score add game high 33 points shooting 2350 percent from the fie the warriors open up 26-point lead in the third quarter and cruise to 101-84 victory and regain home court advantage in the process with the series game tied at two games each and game

five tomorrow night at oracle arena. >> gave -- gam night at oracle arena and you can watch the gale on our sister network espn at 6:30 and a deciding 7th game is back at oracle arena on sunday if it is necessary. >> we have breaking business news, dry done is buying aol for $4.4 billion giving dry verizon an edge in the technical field. verizon has a way into the world of online video and said they will pay $50 for a share for the company and cash which is 15 percent premium to aol closing price yesterday. >> now a check on the weather and traffic. >> we start with cool conditions in san francisco where 46 at west povertial and sunny side is

48 and mission district is 49 and everyone else at 50 to 51 the bay shore is the same but santa clara is 43 and walnut creek is 48 and petaluma is politicians and winds are blowing at 15 miles per hour across the golden gate bridge but they will pick up around 20 to 30 as we head into the afternoon. we are going do have limited clouds inland at 65 to 74 and the breezes keep us chilly around san francisco and the coast and short of normal around the bay at 60 to 67 with clear conditions looking south along 680 and walnut creek and increasing clouds and drizzle are possible late tomorrow evening and light showers on thursday. i have a timetable on that ahead. >> the san mateo bridge shows high winds are blowing through the bay area and we do have a high wind advisory issued by c.h.p. but traffic is nice between hayward and foster city. today, the am john tour of -- the amgen tour of california

comes to san jose and the surrounding streets will be closed down for the tour as you continue into san jose at livermore, more street closures until the race finished at the motorcycle park. >> a popular restaurant chain hopes to turn bread sticks into green. >> getting a convey -- a night's sleep with no drugs or devices. >> we are on top of weather and traffic during the commercial break. stay

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>> covering daly city, dublin, los gatos and all the bay area this is abc7 news. welcome back at 5:14. if you smoke you could find it harder to buy tobacco products if a proposed law against a group in berkeley with city council members considering a law to been the sale of tobacco products 1,000 feet of any sale or public park. supporters call it the strictest tobacco sales law in america and it require as bigger buffer zone than what is imposed on medical marijuana clubs. it would require sellers of e-cigarettes to obtain a tobacco retailers license. >> activity is picking up in oakland after a labor dispute slowed it down. the port reports that ship

traffic increases in april for the second month in a row and this followed a drop in traffic between january and march when tensions peaked between the shipping companies and long shoremen and reached a contract in february that face as vote by union members. votes will be counted next week. >> american baby boomers could be live longer than ever but a if you report from thes froms from said their lives are not so helpy and found that american baby boomers agencies a 5 to 64 are more stress and less healthy and less health care than those in the same age group a decade ago including the current generation showing high are rates of diabetes, obesity and high blood pressure. the centers for disease control said the results should give health care workers and lawmakers early warning to prepare for what is to come as boomers enroll in medicare the next 10 years. >> a well-known restaurant chain is count on bread sticks to win back customers.

>> >> morning everyone topping america's money the eye popping price paid for a picasso going for more than $179348 the highest price ever paid for a painting. >> "women of algiers," sold for an anonymous buyer and last sold for $32 >> complaints with the airs are soaring up 55 percent in march compared to last year. flight cancellations and delays and misconnections made up for more than a third of the complaints and the most compliments are american airlines followed by united. >> olive garden has a new way of using the most well-known menu items using bread sticks as the roll. this will start june 1. >> researchers may have finally

found a cure for snoring. >> it is as simple as exercising your mouth in tongue. researchers had a few dozen men and women do exercise three type as day for eight minutes at a time and found it reduced the frequency of snoring by up to 36 percent and the power or loudness of snoring dropped by 60 percent. it is believed that the less you snore the better your sleep is with the rest of the sleeping partner. >> i am sure. >> we talk so much does that mean we will never snore. >> no one store snores -- no one snores in this room. >> interesting study. >> news you can use. >> year, i noticed a lot of umbrellas were swinging over to their neighbor's yesterdays. >> there is a reason the trees are leaning toward the central valley and yesterday was a perfect example. the presses are 26 miles per

hour at sfo where we had an airport weather warning yesterday because of the brisk conditions. we are double digits but for san jose at five miles per hour and santa rosa where it is seven so if it was noisy in your neighborhood you know why. look at the water on the bay area, it is going to be bumpy and brick for the ferry ride as you look at the exploritorium camera to the port of oakland. we are going to have a private day and you will need the sunglasses but it will not feel so warm as it looks as you look from the inside to the outside. when you step in the brings it will feel ten degrees cooler. light showers tomorrow night through thursday and a quiet weekend with temperatures going to remain cooler-than-average. in the south bay los gatos is maybe the only area at 70 and everyone else is in the mid-to-upper 60s. 59 at millbrae and san mateo is 62 and everyone else is right around 65 to 67.

mid-to-upper 50s along the coast today and nearly 60 in downtown and south san francisco and sausalito. petaluma is 65 and everyone else in the upper 60s to forely 70. 63 to 65 and temperatures have not changed much on the east bay shoreline. we have mid-to-upper 60s in san ramon valley and low-to-mid 70s out highway four. at game, dress warmly they will think it is october boston does as they come into our neighborhood, 58 dropping down to 54 and it will keep falling into the mid-40s to low 50s tonight. here is what will happen. you can see the clouds increasing tonight and light showers as we head through the evening hours and drizzle before the showers start to move in at 5:00, and they will be around until 5 o'clock in the evening. anywhere from a quarter to a third of an inch especially across the south bay where it looks like the heaviest rain is going to fall. when it passes look for

increasing sunshine and still cool through the weekend. >> we have 42 bart trains running on time ace rain run and three on the tracks, and as we look at 101 in san jose, the tail lights headed in the southbound direction headlights is what we see, heading away from the nimitz and to the airport. we are seeing volume here as you make your drive to the airport so certainly more traffic earlier. as we take you over to the altamont pass the drive is slow down certainly as you come through tracy at 30 miles per hour when you meet 580 the drive is stop-and-go traffic and a pocket of slowing west of vasco and you are clear to go into livermore and dublin through castro valley with top speed at 880 through hayward and union city at 65 miles per hour along 880 and drive time traffic walnut creek to dublin is 14 minutes and 101 southbound santa rosa to san francisco is 52 minutes and along highway 17 to los gatos it is 25 minutes.

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>> if you are head the out the door here seven things to know, breaking news from nepal where the death toll from another major earthquake is rising and the ministry of never said at least 36 people have been killed. more are feared killed. a series struck overnight with the largest at 7.3 hit at midnight pacific tie. >> a bay area group involved in the recovery effort was on the ground in nepal when the earthquake hit this morning along with our reporter. sergio said members of motherland nepal were in the area hit hard but they are safe. sergio will have a report on how the effort is helping those in need tonight at at the san jose water company will impose water rationing and the mercury news reports rationing could come next month based on water use in 2013, state

regulators need to sign off. >> the search is on for a suspect involved in a shooting near uc santa barbara with three men injured outside a home and the campus was placed on lockdown and lifted when it was determined the suspect got away. >> the warriors are back at oracle arena tomorrow to take on the grizzlies tied at two games each. they blew out memphis last night 101-84 in a increasely must win game. amy hollyfield will have reaction from players in a few minutes. >> tons of sunshine today but cooler-than-average. look at the early estimates on the potential rainfall coming our way looking impressive. i will give you the timetable. >> here is a look at the san mateo bridge both hands on the wheel and a breezy dry and high wind advisory between hayward and foster difficult and a couple of big events starting with today, the amgen race and

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live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> good tuesday morning at 5:29. thanks for waning up early and join us. i am kristen sze. >> i am eric thomas. leyla gulen is here and meteorologist mike nicco is here with the forecast. >> you will feel aggressive wind. wind breaker possibly? something to keep wind off because it is from ten miles per hour in concord to 17 in oakland to 15 in san carlos and 28 at sfo. here is a look from our camera you can see it chased away the clouds and a ton of sun today.

it will be cooler than it looks. 54 at the coast to 58 by 4:00 back to 52 and we will still be in the upper 50s at noon to mid-60s at four and top out in the upper 60s inland but in the upper 50s in the evening. we have a pretty significant storm on way and i have details coming up. >> i wanted to turn on the seat warmers this morning. >> you will need it. so far it looks like traffic is moving along fine with no reports of accidents yet. we do have a couple of big events though in our future, one is happening today. here is a look at current conditions over the richmond-san rafael toll plaza and traffic is moving in nicely and only taking you five minutes. at the bay bridge toll plaza from oakland to san francisco, it looks busy. more value early this morning. >> thank you. it is 5:30. we have breaking news, nepal has been hit with another powerful

earthquake 7.3 earthquake near mount everest and several after shocks and casualties, as well. our reporter is in newsroom with the latest information. >> this is devastating for a country trying to come back from last month's deadly earthquake that killed more than 8,000 people. here is video, parliament was in session. watch as the people scramble out as the chamber shakes. we have learned there are already 42 confirmed deaths. more than a thousand are injured in the latest series of earthquakes. the first hit before 1:00 o'clock p.m. local time in nepal measuring 7.3 magnitude. people were worried the buildings would fall. it struck between katmandu and mount everest. our reporter is in nepal following a group of aid workers

from the bay area. he is safe and spoke with us this morning on the phone. >> the earthquake lasted a long-term. it was pretty violent shaking that lasted probably about 15 seconds and then there was rolling that continued for another 40 seconds. it was shocking. i have been through earthquakes in the bay area before but never something this strong. >> the earthquake triggered a massive rock slide in nepal and homes and apartments are feet away as rocks barreled down the hill. there are reports of many buildings throughout the country already damaged by last month's trimmer that now have collapse collapseed. >> the relief and recovery efforts in nepal are still going and will need more help. if you would like to donate text 90999 to contribute $10 or call

1-800 and our reporter is in nepal and was one of the first to talk about the evening. single i don't -- sergio has the report open your donations helping those in need in nepal tonight at 11 o'clock. >> most south bay resident could face water rationing by next month. this is after silicon valley's largest water provider, the san jose water company has a land that includes monthly water alotments if customers in san jose saratoga and los gatos based on how much water was used in 2013. california's public utilities commission needs to approve the man. our reporter will have a report with more at the top of the hour. >> the warriors head back to the bay area with their swagger

intact and another post-season win under their belts evening their series last night with a win in memphis. amy? >> the bay area is ready for the game to be played here next. look at the skyline in san francisco at the top of the embarcadero lit up in blue and gold for the warriors would want a big game last night. they lost two in a row so there was talk of the grizzlies having the momentum and the warriors being in a slump. that was silenced last night. the warriors won decisively 101-84. >> it was a great win for us that we needed. we had a lot came out and set the tone and we set the tone and it went in our favor the entire game. >> after the game steph curry gave the shoes to a fan and

looking like an mvp last night. he scored 33 points and had eight rebounds. he was a huge force. it was all golden state all night. the series is tied 2-2. this is a best of seven series. the next game will be played here in the bay area at oracle arena tomorrow night. thanks, game five is tomorrow night at oracle arena and tip-off is 7:30 p.m. this is a great time to show your warriors fight with f photos which we will find and display. >> new england patriots quarterback tom brady will appeal a four-game susp from the nfl. the new england patriots and

brady were scheming to deflate the footballs before the championship game but he holds a special place in the hearts of people at a local high school where he started in the 1990s. >> it is like knowing about deflated footballs does not make a difference in my eyes or anyone else. >> he should have been smart enough i have a team under suspicion for cheating forever and we cannot try stuff like that. >> the new england patriots face a million dollar fine and losing two future draft picks. if the success pension is upheld brady would not be eligible to lay until the october 18 game against colts. >> san jose mayor wants the entire police force wearing body cameras by next year. the mayor liccardo made the statement a day after the mercury news published an analysis based on police data showing that imagines and latinos were stopped, searched or detained greatly out of proportion to the personal of

the population. liccardo said the department is highly trained but can do better especially when it comes to race. >> the man accused of trying to rape a 13-year-old san jose girl after will following her home from school will be arraigned. 31-year-old mohammad khaliqi was arrest on friday. investigators say he is the man seen on this surveillance video pushing his bay into the girl's home and trying to attack her. she was able to fight him off. he ran away. >> mohammad khaliqi is charged with attempted sexual assault and false imprisonment and scheduled in superior court at noon and mohammad khaliqi is a suspect in an attempted assault at an asian market in saratoga. >> we have her the debate if cell phones are a health hazard and now city leaders in berkeley will consider a law to warn you of the possible risks. the city council members will look at putting warning labels on cell phones sold or leased in berkeley that verge people to weapon the phone as certain

distance away from their beds. cell phones do emit radiation along with electro magnet ice fields. researchers have not determined to they increase the risk of brain cancer. >> officials are warning people to expect traffic delays at the am john tour of california racing through the san jose and livermore area. 143 of 9 best cyclists are participating in the race that began sunday in sacramento and moved to the foothills yesterday. stage three is the only one in the bay area for the race that starts at 10:45 at the community center. they will ride up to livermore and back down to san jose finishing near the motorcycle park at 3:00 p.m. do not me if they will encounter head winds that will slow them down. >> a chill 2349 air too. >> they will go from the mid-50s in the higher elevation at 35 miles per hour wind to the mid-60s at the lower elevation at 15 miles per hour wind.

it will be an interesting ride with different winds and different conditions. >> we are 41 in rohnert park. calistoga is 42 and everyone else in the mid-to-upper 40s until you get to san rafael at 51. san carlos and redwood city at june and alameda and newark at 52 and mid-to-upper 40s at laughest and cupertino and san jose and check out san francisco at 49 degrees. as we head into the afternoon hours we have a ton of sunshine and it will be cool around the bay at 60 to 67 and breezy along the coast in san francisco with clouds moving in during the evening hour, at 65 down to 50. no fog. mostly sunny. mostly cloudy conditions and temperatures are cooler, a bit cooler compared today and cooler on thursday with a chance of showers and dry by saturday.

>> we are starting with a look at the bay bridge toll plaza with 9 metering lights turned on and remark is slowing down. it looks like over the east bay hills it will be brit as mike has been telling us so in the eastbound direction pack the shades. what is happening? we heard about amgen tour but this weekend looking ahead we have the bay to breakers race at south market neighborhood and from what mike is saying it sounds if the weather is not going to rain on our parade. from howard to main expect plenty of street closures. on saturday evening you will start to see the road closures at howard and main traveling to sick center through hayes valley and the ten ten to ocean beach. it will be fun but plenty of traffic impacting the area.

>> next, road hazard why bay area freeway signed are suddenly going dark. >> getting to the bottom of bay bridge corrosion with a price tag for fishing how bad it really is. >> you are looking at san francisco international airport. stay is there an elk in your bed?

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>> covering santa clara, san francisco, east bay, and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. welcome back. it is 5:44. the head of the metropolitan transportation commission said that new revelations of possible salt water corroding on the bay bridge could be a game changers. the flooding at the base of the tower and the failure of a key anchor rod was called "troubling." $4 million has been approved to vet how bad the problems are. the comments were made yesterday despite the concerns though, insists the bridge is safe. >> thieving are money stepping highway traffic signs costing millions of dollars. one side outside petaluma is dark. it was targeted last week the second in a month for the copper. authorities say copper wire theft is riding because the cost has skyrocketed by 350 percent since 2009. the theft is taking a toll on

bay area companies. >> in the bay area it has cost district 4 $20 million in three years. >> caltrain is deterring crime by using cheaper metal when possible. >> a crash test by the insurance institute rates best and worst mid-sized suvs for safety. a nissan and jeep wrangler received "good," or "acceptable," and dodge journey got "poor," and jeep was "marginal." >> how is the wet forecast with the sun and the wind? it is going to be it looks warm and sunny but when

you step outside you will wish you had a coat. about 36 hours from now possibly active with our next storm coming in. check out winds bouncing mount tamalpais gusting to around 30 or 35 miles per hour and we are seeing a few clouds along the coast trying to spill into the bay but it will be bright loan the coast with a lot of sunshine and the chilled brings will keep our temperatures below average with height showers on wednesday night but more so on thursday and a quiet weekend with temperatures still remaining below average. that could be a trend all the way through the end of the month. 70 in los gatos and the exception to the south is mid-to-upper 60s through the south bay from 64 at mill peed to gilroy at 69 and cupertino and san jose at 67. that is the temperature in palo alto the warm spot on the peninsula and the cool spot is pill bring at 59 and mid-to-upper 50s along the coast and a few clouds are gathering more sunshine and nearly 60 at downtown and south

sausalito. we have 70s around cloverdale and santa rosa and calistoga and a narrow democrat spread through the east bay shoreline at 63 at berkeley and 65 at cat tremendous valley and -- at castro valley. mid-40s to low 50s with increasing clouds as the next storm system apporached so almost as chilly as this morning and maybe not so much. at 8:00 you can see the clouds a deficit sunshine here and there but it is going to be a more gray day and cooler by a few degrees. the showers are rolling in at 5:00 and at 7:00 they are overspreading all of our neighborhoods as we head to the end of the commute through the evening commute where they will start to finally taper. anywhere from .5" in san carlos to .2" in oakland to a third in san francisco and .2" in

concord. 50s and 60s our cool of the day is thursday and a slow warming trend with more sunshine on friday and through the weekend. >> we have a picture of the drive the richmond-san rafael toll plaza and the macarthur maze shows plenty of traffic. you can seat tail lights, the metering lights have been turned on and it is packed from berkeley to emeryville to 580. as we move over to san jose, that is 280 headed away from show 17, headlights making the drive to cupertino are slow down and we have more volume and we have had a lost cars on the roadways earlier this morning with southbound traffic nice and clear. we will take you to the riff time traffic and talk about 580, 40 minutes tracy to dublin and antioch to concord 22 minutes and 101 southbound from san rafael to san francisco is clear in the north bay and accident free this morning.

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women with the higher than normal risk were found to have a particular image of the m.r breast tissue so a larger study is needed before drawing conclusions. >> a statewide tax on sugar drinks faces a vote in sacramento today. a democrat believes that a tax will generate $3 billion a area at two cents an ounce. the machine goes to fighting and treating obesity and diabetes and heart disease and dental problems. members of the health committee will examine the bill today. >> 5:53. it feels down right unseasonable today. >> it feels like october. as we look at walnut creek, it is clearen than this time yesterday through the san ramon valley with air quality pretty much the same so if you had issues yesterday, make sure you

take your medicine today. 59 in monterey, mostly sunny and mid-to-upper 70's through the value stream and 66 in san diego and 70 in los angeles and check out the snow kirkwood, south lake tahoe 5" and snow level down to 5,000'. >> mike has been telling us of the windy conditions over our bridges and here is a look at the golden gate, you can see to the right-hand side an unfouled flag and it is blowing. it is blowing hard. if i come in from the north bay, make sure you try to stay in your lane. it could be difficult if you drive anything that is high sided. we will take you over to the altamont pass with construction that is with us until 9:00 a.m. east 580 between greenville road and north flip we have a couple of lanes taken away until 9:00 but we do not have delays. the am john tour takes you through river more that will cause delays on the surface

streets. >> check this out. a goose keeps a c.h.p. officer at bay until the baby goods right -- the baby goose righted itself. then the family of geese walked away heeding advice to "watch out for bicycles and stay of the road. >> two city leaders will unveil different bond measures aimed at providing more affordable housing in san francisco. right now, republicans average -- rents average $4,500 for a two bedroom apartment up 40 percent from last year. mayor lee will back up lands for $250 million in bonds to up grade existing homes and build new ones. the supervisor will unveil the new plan to double that at 500,000 in bonds. both the mayor and the

supervisor hope to get the bond measures on the november ballot. >> auction records were set yesterday, two masterpieces including a work by picasso said if you records "women of algiers," selling for $179 million yesterday. another life sized sculpture by giocamatti went for $141 million setting new auction house records, with the the buying staying anonymous. >> at 6:00 another scandal for the nfl the day after the deflate-gate ruling we explain how an agreement for the military is jeopardizing the reputation of a dozen teams. >> which models are the best buys for your family? "7 on your side" partners with "consumer reports" for

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live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. breaking news at 6:00, we have a crew in nepal as another massive earthquake strikes. we have a report on the riding debt toll and a look at the destruction. >> the biggest water suppliers is ready to cut become. where water washoning will become reality and how it will change your family's routine. >> and the series is evened now with million physician getting their groove back in the race to the nba finals. >> got the groove back. >> at half time, they had the

lead and never lost it. it was great. >> meteorologist mike nicco is here with the weather. >> another step. another growing step. now, what is going on. we have had mature winds. how about that, up to 25 to 35 miles per hour in our neighborhoods. that is chased away any chance of marine layer clouds but for along the peninsula coast. through the east bay hills and valleys there are no clouds and fewer clouds than yesterday. it is chilly with the temperature dropping to 41 at 15 miles per hour it feel like the 30s. there is a wind chill. the day planner showing total sunshine until the evening hours when the high chows come in before the mention storm is bringing us rain. that is ahead. >> this morning could the winds be a factor? >> possibly. but since we have been trafficking traffic at 4:00 to 4:30 this