will meet to decide the fate of a 55-year-old redwood tree. >> located just off lombard street. neighbors don't. >> wayne freedman is live with opinions on both sides. >> good evening, dan. neighbors are saying it is dangerous, let me show you the streets over my shoulder. it's 100 feet tall. peeking over the roofs there. the woman who planted it did so to honor her husband and children. >> on the crooked street in the world, let us ignore the tourists for a moment. outsiders see only novelty in this neighborhood, there's a nasty fight going on. >> the lady thinks she has no view. >> views blocked by this redwood planted by mrs. marie jay in 1962 in honor of her husband and children who died of a plane crash. >> she invited me to hug it, i'm

sure she invited you to hug it. >> you have to lean on it. >> lean on it. >> lean. that's it. >> now, neighbors are leaning on mrs. jay, since she applied for the city to granthis tree landmark status. >> everyone is concerned about public safety. >> this tree poses public safety risk? >> should it fall? >> i got done telling you it lives to be 1,000 to 2,000 years of age. >> neighbors tell us they worry about branches building on their children when they play below. . if not for the controversy, they say this is just like any other redwood. >> i do not feel that this tree is adding to the beauty of the neighborhood. >> this is really about wealthy san franciscoans high up on the hill with multimillion dollar views. >> in my case it isn't.

because i'm her downhill neighbor, my view is not impacted in anyway. >> the arguments drift left and right. >> all these new residents, all saw the tree before they bought their house. >> and zig and zag just beyond tourists on the crookedest street in the world. wayne freedman, abc 7 news. we are back on storm watch right now. looks a bit cloudy on this view. in just hours, we're going to get a storm that will make tomorrow a washout. abc 7 news anchor, spencer christian is tracking the timing of it all. >> washout is a good choice of words. you can see the beginningings of this storm as you pointed out earlier, up to our northwest. it's not raining here in the bay area yet. the storm ranks two on the storm impact scale. rainfall totals ranging from a third of an inch to an inch in most areas. we'll see one to two inches of rain or more from this storm with powerful gusty winds. let's get to the forecast

animation starting at 7:00 this evening. notice by 10:00 or so, maybe a little after 10:00 tonight, we'll see rain pushing down into mendocino county. by 1:00 a.m., it will begin making a wider push across the north bay, between 1:00 a.m. and 5:00 a.m., we'll see widespread rain across the north bay. later in the morning hours, before the morning commute, it has ended, rain will be spreading to virtually all parts of the bay area, it's going to be a wet and windy day. >> dan? >> spencer, thanks very much. >> a dangerous police chase ends with a crash into a creek. the sonoma county sheriff's office posted pictures of the suv in clover dale this afternoon, the driver refused to pull over and sped off at about 100 miles an hour, they arrested mary shaffer for evading police and driving with a suspended license, she's in the hospital with a broke ing pelvis. her passenger is in critical condition with a broken neck, back and torn aorta.

the killings of four people in sacramento, led to the capture of a possible suspect in san francisco this morning. two of the victims are children. sacramento officers uncovered the quadruple homicide after getting a call from a concerned relati relative. police broke into the home when no one answered the door. >> they were concerned there was something suspicious here at the residence. and they thought it required the police department's attention to check and make sure the occupants were okay. >> they were not okay, obviously. >> police were there with sacramento police this morning when they arrested a man in the western addition at an apartment building on pierce street and golden gate avenue. detectives have not said what his connection to the victim is. they have not revealed anything about how the four people died or when. san francisco police just sent us this mugshot of the man trying to kidnap a young girl

yesterday afternoon. he's 26 years old. he pushed a 13-year-old girl into his car around 5:00 last night. the girl screamed and police say people nearby pulled her out of the car as the would-be driver took off. police came to the door early this morning, asking for her son. >> of course i love him dearly, and i hope they're wrong. >> every person i talked to his brother, his best friend was like what? >> police don't believe he knew the victim, the special victims unit is looking to see if there could be other related cases. a former uc berkeley student is suing a long time professor claiming he groped and harassed her. searle abruptly stopped teaching at the university this summer, the former student was his assistant the last summer. the 84-year-old also watched porn at work.

when she complained her salary was cut and she was eventually fired. a uc berkeley spokesperson said the school hasn't seen the complaint and is unable to comment. in san jose, flood victims are gathering right now to get the latest detail on recovery efforts. abc 7 news reporter david louie is live at the library where that meeting is underway. david zm. >> reporter: dan an estimated 500 families are homeless as a result of the coyote creek flood. they're going to learn here tonight at the meeting, that the city of san jose has launched a major campaign to try to find vac an the units for temporary housing. >> we had an affordable housing crisis before these floods. we have a more acute affordable housing crisis today. >> sam licardo is making an appeal to find short term rental units for 500 families.

repairs are underway, or soon will be after property owners apply fore loans. >> it could be one month, two months, six months to help families stabilize. >> the appeal is also aimed at any homeowner with a spare room. >> we're certainly grateful for those apartment owners who are willing to waive security deposits to help families get up and running quickly. we simply need the inventory. >> air flood victim named miriam joined the appeal speaking in spanish. but in reality, she says, what we need is a stable place, not a temporary fix. district 7 councilmember tamm wynn expects housing to be the big topic at a town hall meeting for flood victims underway at the tully branch library.

>> the only concern is to understand what the progress of repairing the damaged home of the mold, of the contamination. >> the city has been working on a new warning system to alert residents of flooding and evacuati evacuations. home sales in the bay area have slowed. according to core logic, more than 4700 new and resale houses and condos sold in the bay area's nine counties last month. that's down from january and down more than 3% from february of last year. tenants of the salt lake warehouse in oakland are looking for a new place to live tonight. our media partners report that residents of the artists collective were evicted today, it's the latest fallout after last year's deadly fire at the ghost ship warehouse, which was an artist's studio and performance space where people were living illegally. 36 people were killed in that

horrible blaze. after the fire, the mayor signed an executive order calling for inspections of 18 other properties to make sure they're safe. next week, the nfl owners could approve the raiders move from oak land to las vegas. fans aren't letting go of their team without a fight. eric thomas explains how they're making sure the nfl sees that this is raider nation. >> raiders! >> at least three rallies are planned in oakland this saturday. >> as a demonstration to the nfl owners of how passionate we are here in oakland. >> owners are expected to vote monday on a proposal clearing the way for the raiders to move to las vegas. many observers believe the owner will get the 24 votes he needs. the group save oakland sports is urging fans to take to twitter to urge owners to vote no. >> we could communicate with people like jerry jones through twitter, let them know how upset you are about this.

>> this oakland city councilmember refuses to believe it's a done deal. >> it's counter productive for the nfl to think the bay area should only have one nfl team. >> forget about economics or fan base numbers. one oakland city councilmember is making an appeal directly to nfl owners. >> i am a die hard raiders fan, i want to see them stay here in oakland. i know their fans wab the to see them stay here in oakland. i'm pleading to those owners to make the right vote. >> larry reid says mark davis should remember the $750,000 in public money comes with big question marks. >> our plan is equal, if not better than the plan that the raiders are trying to enter into in las vegas. >> true or not, this is going to be a real nail biter for raiders fans. abc 7 news reporter laura anthony is heading to phoenix

for the nfl owners meeting. she'll break any raiders news first on twitter at laura anthony 7. a family's celebration and joy of newborn twins is shared with grief. >> the struggles she fought so her babies could have a chance at life. there's no reason to pass this bill. absolutely no reason. this really sets us back, this is the wrong direction and it should just be stopped. >> she's fired up as you can tell. when you hear how this bill affects your genetic privacy, you might agree. take a look, we are celebrating national puppy day. with some adoptable pets right here at abc 7. they need a little snooze time. >> they're tuckered out. they had a busy day. >> we're going to keep an eye on them throughout our newscast. >> you'll find information there on how to take one of them home. >> t

a fresno mother battling cancer left a gift, she was able to deliver twins before she died, and we're hearing about this heart wrenching story from hire family, who spoke of abc 7 news reporter janine della vega. >> strong, selfless and smiling. she was diagnosed with cervical cancer last year, and was able to beat it. when she found out her cancer ce

was back. >> jamie had intensive treatment, including chemo therapy, in her last facebook post, she was hopeful. tomorrow will be a great day, god has been by my side the whole time, all the prayers and love have kept me going as well. wish me luck, i'm having a c-section at 7:00 and a radial hysterectomy right after. thank you for keeping me positive through all the hard times. >> she got to lay with them and hug them and spend some time with them. and passed away the next morning. >> reporter: jamie's brother chris is still numb, he was with her in the delivery room and thought she would pull through. >> she stayed so positive until the i bitter end. i'm holding her hand during the c-section, and she's still just holding together and staying strong. >> reporter: the girls are out

of the jamie leaves behind two other daughters. just after she was cremated, the girls spotted this cloud. to them, it resembled a face they knew. their mother smiling, watching over them. >> we know this family's story resonates with a lot of people. a post on our facebook page drew an enormous response. you can leave your condolences for the family. if you click this story on our website, you'll also find links to go fund me pages to support this family. >> new at 6:00. sky 7 was over a vault fire in san francisco a short time ago, that knocked out power to more than 4,000 customers. the call came in for a fire at 20th avenue just after 5:00. you can see smoke coming out of the vent. no one was hurt, pg&e and san

francisco fire crews are on the scene trying to fix the problem. fewer than 200 customers are still in the dark. this morning in san jose, another vault fire knocked out power. sky 7 flu over the scene after the fire broke out. firefighters had to let it burn out. because sprague water on to the fire could have made it worse. pg&e is fulfilling the terms of its sentence more than six years after the deadly san bruno pipeline explosion. pg&e was convicted on six felony charges in connection with the explosion that killed eight people. the sentence included the advertising campaign. a $3 million fine, five years probati probation, independent safety monitoring, and 10,000 hours of community service. a lot of speculation ended today. bob iger received a one-year contract extension. his new deal will keep him at

disney through 2019 about his pay will remain the same. disney will also pay iger a $5 million signing bonus. many observers had wondered whether the 65-year-old would step down. disney is the parent company of abc 7 along with lucas film, pixar and marvel. >> there is moisture in the air, it may not be hitting the ground yet, it will be soon. you can see the massive moisture moving over the north bay right now. it's getting close, and clouds are getting thicker over much of the bay area right now. here's the view from our mount tamm camera, looking down over the bay and out over ocean beach. right now it is 56 degrees here in san francisco. we have upper 50s in oakland, mountain view. 54 at half moon bay. this is the view from the east bay hills camera. i think you're seeing the clouds beginning do move more swiftly,

being guided by the wind. 54 degrees in santa rosa. here's a live view from our abc 7 exploratorium camera, looking southward a bit. these are our forecast features, it will be wet and windy tomorrow, we'll get a brief break on saturday. expect light rain and showers again sunday into monday. a wind advisory is in effect from 9:00 a.m. tomorrow until 7:00 p.m. tomorrow. winds will be out of the south with stronger gusts, there is the possibility of downed trees and power lines. the approaching storm that's coming in tonight ranks two on the storm impact scale, a storm of moderate intensity, most places around the bay area will see rainfall totals ranging from a third of an inch to an inch. in will be higher totals in the north bay, and along the coast and the santa cruz mountains, winds will be gusting up to 45, 50 miles an hour. 10:00 tonight, notice how quickly the rain surges down

through the north bay by 5:00 tomorrow morning. it will be wet all across the north bay. edging over to the east bay as well. during the morning hours, midmorning hours, we'll see rain reaching all parts of the area. it will be moderate to heavy in some spots, indicating the heaviest downpours, the north bay is going to get a soaking out of this, earlier in the day, the remainder of the bay area will get the soaking earlier in the day. by late tomorrow night, we'll see the rain winding down, and rainfall totals by 11:00 tomorrow night will range from half an inch in the south bay, up to an inch in san francisco. over an inch in most north bay locations, and along the coast and down into the santa cruz mountains, the morning and afternoon commutes will be wet and treacherous, drive carefully, light to moderate rain is expected throughout the day. winds gusting at 45 miles per hour. at times, ponding on roadways is

likely. here's a little wind gust animation starting tonight into tomorrow morning. you can see by 11:00 tomorrow, we'll see gusts up to 30 miles an hour at freemont. 20 mile per hour gusts here in san francisco. the winds will taper off into the afternoon and evening hours. over the weekend sunday into monday a lighter storm coming in, it ranks only one on the storm impact scale, here's the accuweather 7-day forecast. enjoy that break on saturday. it will be a warm one on sunday and monday. can the cia hack your iphone? details on the document wikileaks claims is a blueprint to do that? looking live at national puppy day here at abc 7, yes, they have awoken from their deep slumber. we've been live streaming this view of puppies all day long, through our abc 7 news app. it ends a

documents that show how the cia can hack into apple products have been released today. they can hack into iphones that can't be urn done. security experts say it's plausible, but don't see it as a serioarious security threat.

apple hasn't commented. amazon is adding jobs in pail low alto. our media partner reports amazon eventually intends to have up to 1300 employees in east palo alto. howard university is opening a campus at the google plex in mountain view. google made the announcement today as a new commitment o diversity in tech. like a study abroad program, students will come to silly corn valley for 12 weeks with courses taught by howard and google engineers. >> happening tonight, the transportation authority for marin will talk about how to fix everyone's favorite problem. new data revealed a surprise. more people are driving into marin county from the east bay than any other region.

248% are coming from san francisco. the counter commute is in full effect. >> i wish there were better options. more public transportation that was -- you know, i wish we had a train running. >> options will be discussed at tonight's transportation authority board meeting which starts in about an hour. new at 6:00 tonight. find out how a little known bill could cause a big disruption in crucial research done right here in the bay area. >> also ahead. >> she developed numbness of the hand. she was not able to talk. >> for the first time we're hearing about a woman's last days after she drank tea that turned out to be poisonous. police take some lucky teens from the bay view on a trip far

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hospitalized but survived. the woman's family spoke about her last days. >> leann melendez was there. >> he remembers his mother becoming very ill just one hour after taking a special tea blend prescribed by a chinese herbalist. for an entire month doctors tried unsuccessfully to save her life. >> we told her, mom, we don't have to cut off your leg, because it's making you very, very sick and the only chance to save your life is to do this. and she understood. >> the san francisco health department found traces of aconite in her urine and the tea she was drinking. after being processed, it can be safely used to treat pain. a study out of hong kong, documented 52 cases of aconite poisoning between 2004 and 2009. the purpose of the study was to determine the causes that led to this kind of poisoning. in most cases it was due to poor

quality herbs or an error at the time it was dispensed. >> who is manufacturing or harvesting it or putting it on the market. who's distributing it here in the united states. >> the herbs were purchased at a trading company. the family confronted the owner. we also tried. >> sir, could we -- are you the owner? are you the owner? can we -- no comment, no picture, no interview? do you know why we're here? >> the owner is being investigated by the health department. the son says his mother never left the hospital. >> the doctor told us that there's nothing else they can do, so then we choose to let her go comfortably. >> a second person, a man was hospitalized after consuming a tea blend made at the same store. he is recovering.

in san francisco leann melendez, abc 7 news. new at 6:00, police just announced they have arrested a woman in connection with a violent parking lot confrontation at a union city walmart. tips from the public helped them track down jessica malicoat. the confrontation was caught on surveillance camera sunday. it shows the suspect backing her car into a family, walking through the parking lot. the incident started when the store refused to give malicoat a refund for a purchase. tonight a show of solidarity in london as hundreds mourn the loss of four lives after yesterday's attack on the westminster bridge. the attacker has been identified as a 52-year-old born in britain with a lengthy criminal history, nothing related to terrorism. police believe he was a lone wolf, known to domestic intelligence, not on their radar at the time of the attack. londoners urged a peaceful unified response to the attack. >> we say that they don't have

any space in islam. islam teaches the opposite, peace -- islam is peace. >> an american from utah is also among the victims. kirk conchran was in europe celebrating his wedding anniversary. his weas among the 40 injured. president trump wants a vote to happen tomorrow on the bill to repeal and replace obama care. the president is prepared to leave obama care in place if the bill does not pass. tonight, house republicans did confirm they will vote tomorrow, but they're still struggling to secure the necessary votes. >> well, if they bring this bill to the floor tomorrow, they're going to be jamming something down some throats. i'll tell you what, the votes aren't there right now, they're short votes. >> the nonpartisan congressional office released a report about

the bill's impact. the legislation would leave 24 million people without insurance, while saving more than $180 billion less than initially thought. and while a vote on a replacement for the affordable care act goes right down to the wire in washington. there are concerns about another proposed health care law. this one could affect your genetic privacy and genetic research. cheryl jennings has a look now new at 6:00. >> this is an example of one of the kinds of tests. >> dr. laura esterman is working on a revolutionizing screening for breast cancer. now she's worried the powerful pull of research data could dry up. >> if people feel like this information may be used against them and to discriminate against them, then people are going to be afraid to participate. >> she's worried about a controversial new bill from house republicans that could

help employers collect genetic data as part of company wellness programs. workers who do not participate could wind up paying thousands of dollars more in insurance premiums than their colleagues who get discounts from the programs. >> it's a huge amount of money for the average worker. >> that penalty flies in the face of major privacy laws that require most employee medical examinations to be voluntary. >> what this law says is that voluntary means you have to pay. >> supporters of the bill say the intent is to help bring insurance costs down by supporting wellness programs, it's also raising major concerns about genetic privacy. >> in the early 2000s, the federal government sued burlington northern railroad for seeking genetic tests from employees who complained of carpal tunnel syndrome. congress later passed the genetic information nondiscrimination act known as gina to prevent abuses. >> it's potentially something

that could be ill used by an employer or an insurance company if the protections that currently exist from gina are jeopardized in anyway. >> the house bill could allow companies to request information from outside tests employees may have had done. either by private companies or as part of studies. that prospect could have a chilling effect on research across the country. >> there's no reasoning to pass this bill. absolutely no reason. this really sets us back. this is the wrong direction and it should just be stopped. >> keep in mind the affordable care act currently bars insurance companies from discriminating based on pre-existing conditions. genetic or not. for now, that protection is still included in current versions of the republican replacement bill. police are escorting a group of teens, not to jail, but to africa. >> how this trip is about both the past and the future for

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we are celebrating a very special day here at abc 7. do you think that one woke up on its own? it's national puppy day, we're hosting a day long adoption event. you're looking live at some of the adoptable dogs from the humane society. >> we're live streaming our puppycam all day long. you'll find information about adopting available dogs. >> we want to thank all of the abc 7 news viewers who joined in on today's celebration. using the #puppies on 7. a california couple is turning their puppy adventure into a successful business. they got $250,000 for pup box, a subscription service for new dog owners. a box arrives every month with toys and treats.

there's advice for rough moments when puppies hit their teenaged years. >> they'll learn all this training information they'll be great puppies. they turn 6, 7 months old and they become these horrible little puppies. >> maybe not totally horrible. >> puppies will get over it, and remember the good stuff. just remember, rewards work better than punishment for training. >> that's not just true with puppies, it works well with people. >> only a few more months of work remain until the santa cruz beach board walk reopens. it's going to include new rides. work on the $12 million upgrade started last september, should be finished in time for summer. the board walk is holding a job fair this weekend. applicants must be at least 16 years of age or older. here's a live look from our camera in santa cruz. we'll be back to up

happening now, some san francisco teenagers are headed across the world. >> they're going with san francisco police officers, not

because they expect something bad to happen, because of the possibilities of something good. >> jonathan bloom. >> wait a minute. >> it's not often you see a group of teenagers this happy, to be climbing inside a police vehicle. these officers are taking the teens a little outside their jurisdiction. >> to africa, which is far. >> former chief greg sir was in charge four years ago when jason johnson proposed operation genesis. >> they don't know exactly what it is. >> getting chosen for the trip isn't easy. >> i did the interview, essay. >> for the 14 african-american teens that were picked, the opportunity is once in a lifetime. >> i've been dreaming about this since i was a kid. >> they will spend nine days traveling with three san francisco police officers in ghana. >> it's a way for me to see who i am as a person.

>> they'll try foods, learn crafts. and see how working together makes an african village run. >> they are not ready for harvest, when they are ready for harvest they will turn from green to yellow. already, it seems to be working. >> so often we hear about the police brutality, taking others to jail, they're involved with us, they want to make us better people. >> a transformation brandon powell's mom can't wait to see. >> i know he will be a new person, and he's going to be ready to help our community. the bay view community. >> a community the officers say could be used to be a little more like a village in africa. >> bring back that knowledge and pass it on. >> in san francisco, jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. >> what an amazing opportunity. good for them. >> nice day to travel. >> tomorrow not so much.

>> not so nice for travel. here's a look at live doppler 7. we have some moisture in the area. it's not hitting the ground yet over in the sierra, 5:00 a.m. tomorrow to 5:00 a.m. saturday, because the storm that produces rainfall here will produce snow there, up to 14 inches above 4500 feet, 200 feet of snow expected there. whiteout conditions will make driving almost impossible. here in the bay area tomorrow, we'll have a stormy, rainy, windy day with high temperatures reaching dmoot low 60s, here's the 7-day forecast. tomorrow's storm ranks 2 on a storm impact scale. both the morning and evening commutes will be affected by this rain. saturday, it's going to be sunny and relatively mild. light rain comes in sunday and monday. before we get a string of sunny days middle of next week. >> on to sports. a lot to talk about in.

>> larry's here with the latest. >> college football players looking to become pro football players. stanford stars will work out today. how high will christian mccaffrey go. will one of his teammates

good evening, with 11 games left in the regular season, the warriors lead the spurs by 2 1/2 games atop the west, hanging on to that one seed in the playoffs, they hope. the warriors will host the kings tomorrow night. the sub plot, matt barnes facing the team that cut him in mid season. the warriors signed barnes three weeks ago after kevin durant got hurt. he seems to have settled into

his role now. averaging 20 minutes a game, his last five contests averaging 6 points per. how does he feel about playing the kings? >> trying to kill them. plain and simple. you know what i mean? things didn't go well there. we're trying to kill them. beat them by 50. i've been paying attention to them, i still talk to a few guys, as far as being different, i'm not sure. >> my biggest thing has been trying to fit in without stepping on anybody's toes. the players and the coaching staff made it easy for me. like i said, just to be able to find my niche's in the offense and defense, so they understand me, i understand them, we can get back on track. >> the kings are dead to matt barnes. stanford player may go as high as the second pick in the draft. and we're not talking about christian mccaffrey right now. a couple mock drafts have thomas going to the 49ers with the second overall pick.

kyle shanahan and ron rivera among the many nfl execs at stanford's pro day today. how would you like him running right at you? that's actually kind of small for an interior lineman. he's so relentless, very difficult to block. he was a one man wrecking crew in the sun bowl. christian mccaffrey didn't run the 40 yard dash today, deciding his 4-4-8 at the combine was good enough. also lined up as a receiver, hoping teams will see his versatility. mccaffrey projected as a first round pick. >> you request call it pressure, i look at every day as a jop interview, you have to earn a spot, you have to earn something, so i just treat it like any other day, prepare for any other day, and come out here and try to have as much fun as possible. training for the combine, doing all the tests, coming back and doing some dink stuff. being able to train one with some pretty cool people, and also, to try to continue to perfect my craft, that's what i

love to do. i love to play football. to have an opportunity to do it at the next level is something that i dreamed about when i was real little and happy to be here. >> he's fast and he's quick. >> giants and a's return to the bay area one week from tonight. brandon crawford, mark ma lancen buster posey, coming back to the giants after winning a gold medal in team usa last night. first time the americans have won the wbc. crawford played very well, two rbis last night, six overall in the tournament. hoping to carry that momentum into the regular season. >> i'm looking for a world series win now. got a little practice with the playoff type atmosphere, now i'm looking to go back to giants camp and get ready to hopefully be playing in october. a's and brewers, oakland had this game pretty much wrapped up in four innings. they scored 12 runs. in the third, yonder alonzo hit

3. chris parmalee drove in three runs in the fourth. bases clearing double off the wall. the a's go on to win 15-5. and the sweet 16 is going on in san jose, at the sapp center, we'll have highlights of that at 9:00 and 11:00. join us tonight at 9:00 on kofy-tv 20. the tough new rules for millions of people hoping to visit the united states. the new security checks going into effect. that's at 9:00. a hate crime at a popular san francisco park at 11:00. the woman targeted while she was playing with her young son and the man now facing criminal charges tonight. it is tgit night here on abc 7. "grey's anatomy," "scandal," followed by "the catch." and stay with us for abc 7 news at 11:00. look for breaking news on twitter. >> for all of us, we appreciate your time, have a good night,

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