clouds on the way. i'll have the details coming. >> thank you this morning learning more about the pathway home in yountville and the veteran that took their lives. >> these are the three victims. they all died friday after taken hostage by ago better invest b albert wong. christine loeber dedicated her life to helping veterans heal. >> and her hus says shell be remembered for her unconditional love and giving heart. jennifer and her colleagues died doing the pork they were passionate about. a memorial planned for later this month to honor the three

woman. lisa has more details. >> dear god, please bless their families with peace. >> reporter: pathway home graduate sean foster knew he had to come here. the executive director christine loeber was a therapist and jennifer golick was a friend. >> i did suffer for a while. those were the ladies that helped get my life back. >> this was a refuge. he found help coming back from iraq and was struggling and going through moments. ♪ >> the loss hasn't registered fully. evidence of what transpired friday inside of madison hall is everywhere. the board held an emergency meeting to ensure treatment for the remaining six vet who is live here will continue offsite. >> the mission of the pathway home is important. if anything this incident demonstrates how crucial this

work is. >> reporter: larry knew all three workers who were shot and killed. he wants to discuss mental health and violence and the memorial at lincoln theater. all of the veteran this plan to attend. >> i didn't know them personally, but from what i know about them is that they were good people. they tried to help veterans. >> pathway home established the three brave women fund to help all three families. "abc 7 news." >> we are learning more about the attack on the program and the people who worked to help him. state senator says wong needed him beyond what the pathway home could provide and was referred to other services. the women he killed were likely targeted because they were the ones closely involved in his treatment. "abc 7 news" reporter cay tie

utehs explains. >> a november picture of the director, christine loeber shows no signs of trouble. albert wong who killed her and two other woman seen smiling alongside others. two weeks ago he left the program for post 9/11 veterans. >> the way to get more treatment was a referral. they indicated add better pathway for his future and he didn't like it. >> reporter: state senator says wong was strugging in the program. >> if you have somebody who can't work in the system. it is difficult for everyone to get better. >> was that the case with wong? >> that's my understanding. >> reporter: we spoke with a witness a volunteer and veteran herself. >> what i heard first was a burst of gunfire. at least 12 shots. >>. >> reporter: she and others locked down in the nearby creative arts building. >> one had a assault's weapon

aimed at the upper level, on the second floor. one had a camera on an extension. >> reporter: doesn't believe negotiators made contact with wong, who killed golick and jennifer gonzalez shushereba. >> i have seen ptsd patients go off. it's not unusual. it's not rare. it's infrequent, thank goodness. >> the pathway home is a nonprof and funded by local support. the incident underscores the need for care. >> we visited the mill berry couple. "abc 7 news" anchor dion lim said they were shaken and mentally exhausted. >> wonderful young man that

wanted to -- >> sever his country. >> cissy and matthew sherr became albert wong's legal guardians at eight years old. >> he wasn't a bouncing off of the walls kid. he was calm and soft spoken. >> the sherr's said they could never imagine him in a hostage situation. >> a decorated veteran, he severed as an army rifle man in afghanistan. the sherr's say when wong came back, he had trouble sleeping and would recount the horrors of war. >> they had to look out for each other's lives. he saw what you see that you only think you're seeing in the movies. albert had to see that. >> along with mourning the loss, the mayor grieved the man responsible. >> we also lost a one of our r

heros who clearly had demons that resulted in the terrible tragedy. >> that's why, again -- >> we are shocked. >> to watch that. that's not our albert. >> we feel bad for the families. >> dion lim, "abc 7 news." >> the couple said they last saw him a year ago and planned to go to school and great degree in computing. more on the friends and family it is remembering the free victims. "abc 7 news" cornell barnard spoke of a friend of one of the women. >> she was a generous and kind person. >> cindy o'brian hugged neighbors outside of the her close friend christine loeber. she was killed friday at the veterans home in california. >> this is tragic this happened at the hands of somebody that she was originally trying to

help. >> loeber was the executive director of the pathway home. a nonprof treating veterans of ptsd. the vet was a former client. wong took loeber and two other mental health workers hostage. general ner gonzalez shushereba and jennifer golick, a therapist. >> she was an amazing smart woman and her family is devastated. >> we lost three beautiful wonderful women. let's hope that the message goes out that we just need to help these guys with ptsd more and more so this doesn't happen again. >> cindy o'brian haunted by a conversation she had with loeber. >> i asked her when we first became friends if she worried about this happening. she was brave and never took

that into consideration i don't think. >> three woman dedicated to helping war vets heal. gone do soon n. napa county, cornell barnard "abc 7 news." >> loeber was an instructor at yoga one and the owner fondly remembers her. >> she was an incredible teacher and human being. she had an ease with people and certainly lost somebody fantastic in the community. >> the two bonded due to the east coast roots. she was from massachusetts and him from rhode island. he describes her as a positive and calming influence. we hope we can learn what happened on friday. >> i don't want to politicize anything. i want us to have a conversation around mental health and how we can help people have a conversation rather than end a conversation with violence and senseless acts like this. >> yoga one created this poster

to remember christine. if you would like to honor the victims you can go to our facebook paej where you can share this badge. well, we are going to get some measurable precipitation this week so says francis. >> in fact, two to 4 inches by next weekend for parts of the north bay. right now dealing with fog. you can see the live shot. the golden gate bridge. we have a pleasant afternoon ahead. ahead a heroic rescue in the south bay. a man saves a woman seconds before her house goes up in flames. shelters dangerous criminals in a brazen and lawless attack. president trump directing more fire at

at home.ld generate your own energy, or to save energy, unplug unused appliances. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. breaking news this morning. a fire is burning at a commercial building on corporate place. the massive flames moving quickly through building. unclear how the fire started or if anyone is inside. we're waiting for more information from officials to give us more details. concord police shot a suspect during a traffic stop. around 5:30 last night near clayton road. investigators say there was a

warrant out for his arrest. they say the man took off running and that's when an officer open fired. the suspect had been taken to the hospital and his condition not known. police say he is 40 years old from antioch. a man suspected of shooting two officers killing one of them is in custody after a 16 hour stand off in pa know ma. following a chase friday night, the gunmen shot an officer through door and in at face pulling his comrade to safety. the suspect gave himself up last night. the officer is 30-year-old gregory and pa know ma's chief of police say he will not be forgotten. >> it is a sad day for the police department and our community and a sad day for law enforcement in general. our officers were out doing what they always do. putting themselves in harms way

to protect poe know ma. a community that we love. >> you see law enforcement saluting as his body brought into the police station. the other officers? stable condition after surgery. president trump attacked oakland and the state of california. >> last week the mayor of oakland warned criminal aliens of an incoming i.c.e. enforcing action. giving them time to scatter and hide from authorities. the mayor's conduct threatened the safety of officers and the law-abiding americans in her community. the state of california is sheltering dangerous criminals in a brazen and lawless attack on our constitutional system of government. >> we have yet to hear a response to these latest comments from oakland mayor. and governor jerry boun. they have said in the past, they standby our immigrants. >> a rescue in the south bay.

a man saves a woman before her house goes in flames. on bel-air avenue in san jose before 11:00 yesterday morning. the man says he heard what he thought was car crash. went outside and saw the home split in two. he called out to see if anyone inside and heard a woman respond. >> i was able to be in there long enough to get in and out. i was in sandals and shorts. in a moment like that you don't feel or see anything. >> about 30 seconds later, the house caught fire. both him and his neighbor are okay. >> she was fine and stable, but definitely, as you can imagine in a fair amount of shock. >> he says the woman is in her 70s and 80s and told him she was in the bathroom when the explosion happened. the cause under investigation. californians back to their old habits. reporting after 5 years of

conserving water use throughout the state is back where it was before the draught started. reduced bay less than 1% this january compared to a 20% reduction last january. the report shows the water usage was high in january this year because of the relatively warm weather. governor brown declared the drought over last april. well, you know it is 6:17 and this morning we are feeling a little groggy because we lost an hour of sleep. daylight saving time began at 2:00 this morning. this is time lapse video showing the ferry building clock springing forward one hour. with the time change, most of the country can enjoy an extra hour of daylight. they continue that long tradition started by benjamin franklin to conserve energy. now an accuweather update

from abc 7 mornings. >> you're going to enjoy the extra hour of daylight because well see lots of sunshine once the fog and low clouds clear. we are socked in throughout most of the bay area where visibility is limited. less than a mile. temperatures in the 40s for the most part. check out fairfield, a cool chilly 39 degrees. here is a live shot of san francisco. you can see the sales force tower. if you are above 1,000 feet you are above the low clouds. fog and low clouds through mid-morning and mostly sunny and mild this afternoon. temperatures above average in the low 70s and enjoy we have the sunday streets in san francisco's mission district. for the 11:00 hour. it will be about 56 degrees and in the afternoon warming up to

the lower and upper 60s for 3:00. enskroi it while you can. a lot of folks out. highs today and mild. low 70s out there. 70s san rafael. santa rosa 72, fremont, pal alto and san jose and morgan hill. a nice beach day. everywhere elts sunny and bright. the rain comes in tomorrow and the rain chances throughout the week. monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, and friday. wet with lingering showers and saturday into sunday. so on abc 7 storm impact scale, we're going to rank the storm a one light rain and spotty scattered showers throughout the day. get ready for the evening. gust picking up after 45 miles an hour and then the rain picks up. moderate rainfall lat monday night into tuesday. i'll show you the forecast

animation. tomorrow, we'll start to see spotty showers moving throughout the north bay and slippery roads monday night through parts of the north bay. the moderate rain and areas of yellow and oranges. spreading throughout the bay area. i want to show you the rainfall potential throughout the week. it will be wet. impressive amounts by saturday. two to 4 inches in the north bay. and then for the east bay and south bay, one to 2 inches. san francisco, 1.9 and san jose over 2 inches. so here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. we have a nice pleasant day ahead increasing clouds. don't forget to switch clocks over an hour. spotty showers monday and the breeze picks up as well. maybe a wind adviser issue.

and then on abc 7 storm impact scale. we're going to bump up the ranking to two thursday and friday, cold and rainy, windy, stormy with low snow levels and possibility of thunderstorms as well. >> oh my goodness. thank you. just ahead, a less than smooth criminal. a northern california animal shelter mocks the thief the bumbling bandit. "american idol" launches tonight here an abc 7 watch it with ryan

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from new york telling us what comes up at 7:00 for "good morning america." >> donald trump taking the stage and campaigning a tight race in pennsylvania in a district where trump won by 19 points. the latest on the hostage situation at the veterans home in california. there are four people dead and we are learning about the veteran. family members of the victim said she asked the ptsd patient to leave the program. and tonight on abc we're going

to hear from three new stars. katy perry and luke brian and lionel richie. it is coming up on "gma." we'll see you soon. this year during the motor show. the chinese tech rules debuted this ultra high performance ran rs. the hybrid super car uses a turban electrical system. reach ago top speed of 205 miles an hour. >> it does 0 to 60 miles an hour in less than three seconds. it is everything you want to expect from a sports car. >> the super car will be available for track use and delivered to an exclusive group of customers in the next two years. they won't reveal the exact cost. it is exclusive because if is expected to sell around $1 million. police looking for a

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good morning north bay. >> welcome back everyone. 6:29 we're starting with the look at the weather with our meteorologist francis who is in for lisa argen. >> bay area socked in. here is the live doppler seven and the satellite image. you see the gray areas? that's the fog out there. and limited visibility. sfo airport down to a mile.

so one hour and 19 minute flight delays and reduced visibility. oakland and napa andddd and bay bridge toll plaza a tough drive. with the daylight savings starting today. sunrise is at 7:27 and during the 8:00 hour in the 40s. mild afternoon ahead. plenty of sunshine. look for low 70s in the inland and around the bay and mid 60s at the coast. enjoy the sunshine, we have a wet and wild windy weekend ahead. now to our top story. the tragedy in yountville. graduates returned last night to remember the three women killed. memorial service planned for monday, march 19th. opened to the public and you can find details on abc7news.com.

we are learning more about the victims, jennifer gonzalez, jennifer g goe jennifer -- >> he wanted to go back to school and get a computer degree and do something about w that degree. >> a couple raised albert wong for several years and describe him as calm and soft spoken. severing in afghanistan. when he came home wong had trouble sleeping and recount the horror of war. they became his legal guardians at 8 eerld jut go to abc7news.com/takeaction to find your alli.

developing news out of the south bay. firefighters investigating a fire at a mountain view. the crew is working trying to put the flames out. unclear how many cars were damages or destroyed. we have calls into the fire department about more information on what may have caused this fire. the former trump campaign aide finishing six hours of testimony before a washington grand jury yesterday. "abc 7 news" reporter talked to sam about his revealing courtroom encounter. >> reporter: former trp campaign adviser under the spotlight of the russian investigation testifying for six hours frmgs i'm going to be the first one in history to say i'm not going. >> this after making headlines with a media melt down.

he said he would refuse to testify. some questioning his state of mind. >> i'm talking to you and i have smelled alcohol on your breath. >> well, i have not had a drink. >> do you think it is a witch hunt? >> no. there's a lot there. and that's a sad truth. i don't believe it leads to the president. i think it leads to people in the campaign. >> worked for trump from 2011 to 2015 and fired if are posting racist comments on facebook and later sued by trump and the lawsuit was settled. >> i never worked with anybody unethical there. i never have. >> special council robert mueller questioned the team on whether the trump campaign campn colluded with the russians? >> i think vladimir putin f you

look at it objectively, is taking advantage of the president. >> reporter: he is worried about trump's firing of comb my and investigators finding out it was done to obstruct the russian investigation js i'm worried about a lot of people being investigated. >> i'm the most worried of the president of the united states. >> president trump once again questioned the intelligence of california congresswoman maxine waters for her calls to impeach him. >> maxine waters a very low iq individual. you ever see her? you ever see her? we will impeach him. we will impeach but he hasn't done anything wrong. it doesn't matter we will impeach him. she is a low iq individual, she can't help it. >> congresswoman has not

responded. waters called that comment a racist one. the president is on the road rallying for a pennsylvania congressman lock in a tight race. "abc 7 news" reporter linda lopez has more. >> president trump energizing the crowd on the campaign trail. steel is back. it's going to be >> reporter: for rick saccone. >> they are not sending missiles up and i believe that. i think they want to make peace. i think it is time. and i think we've shown great strength. >> reporter: president trump won the 18th congressional district by 20 points and is a can wants to play off his popularty. lock in a tight race with conor lamb. he never ran for office.

the seat in republicans hands the past 15 years became vacant after tim murphy resigned amid a personal scandal. >> it has to be saccone. you have to have him. >> the rally originally scheduled for mid february was postponed after the shooting in parkland florida. >> president trump didn't address the controversies surrounding the white house. the staffing issues and the russia investigation allegation. linda lopez, "abc 7 news" new york. >> ben rose will discuss president trump plan to meet with north korean kim n kim n kk you can watch the full interview at 8:00 on abc 7. hundreds of residents and elected officials gathered in baltimore for a special ceremony to honor under ground railroad

harriet tubman. a statue of two generals stood for decades was rededicated as harriet tubman grove. the mayor of baltimore removed, or ordered it for the stat tus and marks the 105 anniversary of her death known as harriet tubman day. napa county is expanding the emergency alert system. the register reports the county adding a wider reaching cellphone alert option. similar to amber alerts. it will install a disaster warning siren to share department control cars. sending push alerts to cellphones and e-mails and residents must sign up to receive those messages. still ahead here on abc 7

mornings. abc new series "deception" debuts. a super star magician working for the fbi. we'll have a sneak peek. here is a live look from the roof camera. it is still foggy. you can see the lucky ball there by the exploratorium, but not much else in the background. that's going to give way to sunshine today. the rest of the week, blustery, gold and fan sis along

happening today volunteers of all ages getting their heads shaved to raise money for the the foundation hosts more than thousands of head shaving events around the world. three months into 2018, nearly $14 million raised. today's event starts at 10:00 at main street plaza in martinez. sunshine for that event. >> definitely by this afternoon. the fog will clear mid-morning. here is a live shot at the bay bridge with the toll camera. no traffic right now. thank you for joining us and hey, it is going to be wet, windy and wild. i will tell you the details and when you can expect heavy rain in the neighborhood.

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in sports the 49ers making a splash signing a rival. abc 7 sports director larry beil has the details in this morning's sports.

>> good morning. richard sherman public enemy number one. as of now he's a proud member of the red and gold. seattle cut him and sherman signed with the niners immediately. he once ate the thanksgiving turkey at the 50 yard line, and now it is is home. sherman tore his tendon last november and believes he will be ready for training camp. turning 30 years old and anchored eat's lesion of boom, the niners believe can be effective if he is healthy. a prowill bring attitude and intensity to the defense. the warriors head to minnesota for a game with the t.-wolves and couldn't stop the blazers. now the hottest team in the nba wayning nine in a row.

kevin durant and steph curry. warriors playing shorthanded. got a bunch of guys injuried and made a bunch of mistakes. fouling three point shooters four times and they let ed davis look like a young shaq. they head to minnesota for a 12:30 tip off. >> we made mistakes. we fought hard. you go the to be smarter. we didn't play a smart focused game tonight and it cost us. >> we just lost. and what's our record? >> pretty good. >> we have been missing guys all year. nothing changes when they are out. you go out and compete and together and play hard. if we do that we should be in never ball game. >> the sharks continues in the

tank. 0-2 against the caps and 1 for the last 32. happy birthday to you. four years old, nice. 1:30 left in the second period. beats martin joans and upon further review it looks like they were off sides. did not challenge the play so the goal stood 1-0 caps. martin jones did his party. most of the game. alex, denied. club save and a beauty. two goals shy of 600 and jones made 24 saves. caps sale it by baseball giants and angels. this ball is crushed. second homer. giants happy to see that and this. jared parker injured his

shoulder. his second homer as the giants muscle up 11-7 and swept the angels 9-8. paul black burn, second batter of the game. elvis has left the building. a quick 2-0 lead. positive sign for the athlete i cans. jake who missed much of last season because of shoulder surgery. crushed that one. the third of the year. and ended up losing, warriors and t-wolves. >> an accuweather update. >> i'm meteorologist francis and it is 6:48. live doppler seven showing us the gray skies and low clouds over the bay area.

so visibility has been reduced quite a bit. temperatures in the 40s. fairfield 37. oakland and san francisco, 48 degrees and milder at san jose at 53 degrees. mount tam, a preview of the sunrise at 7:27 this morning. the marine layers less than 1,000 feet. the fog and low clouds sticking around through mid morning and a mostly sunny day with middle temperatures hitting the low 70 sks and a very wet and windy weekend. so for today, we've got the fog and low clouds. but lunch too imit pull back to the coast. a few lingering clouds and parts of bay. sunday streets in the mission district. lingering clouds and unshinsunsn the afternoon. upper 60s by 30 in san

francisco. san rafael, fremont, oakland and palo alto, 70 degrees. milder in san jose. morgan hill, 72 and santa rosa, 72. here are the rain chances for the week ahead. notice today is 0 and then wet and lingering showers into saturday and sunday. on the storm impact scale, a one light for monday. late rain and scattered spotty showers. the winds picking up in the evening and gusts up to 45 miles an hour and the rain straeds over night. the moderate rainfall monday into tuesday. here is the forecast animation. we see the spotty hours throughout the day coming from the southwest and notice it increases into the north bay for the monday commute and hits the coast and the areas of orange

and yell late monday night into tuesday morning. wet as well. and the wind gusts forecast as well. so monday night at 8:00 we could see gusty conditions along the coast over 30 miles an hour. it will be heavy over night into tuesday and tuesday morning likely a very wet and messy commute. so get ready for that. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast so for now, enjoy the mild weather. we'll see increase in clouds tonight. but check it out. in the low 70s and the light rain moves into tomorrow. gusty in the evening and hanging onto the 70s in the inland areas. cold showers tuesday morning, messy commute. wet and breezy wednesday and moderate thursday and friday and thunderstorms and it will be a tough drive up to tahoe for the weekend. >> could this be the most sustain period of rain? >> yes. anywhere from two to 4 inches by the end of the weekend in the

north bay and one it two afternoon the east bay. >> a brand new show" deception" a story of a super star magician puts his skills to use working for the fbi. "abc 7 news" reporter marcy began z gonzalez. >> crime solving with a magical at which time. >> reporter: abc's latest show deception, an illusionist. with the fbi. >> so -- that obviously, there's a little bit of a knocking of heads. >> you're plane did not explode, it disappeared. >> reporter: using his mastery of magic pulling out every trick in the book and then some.

to help the government including agent cay daniels to catch criminals. using some stunts and tricking that leave the show's stars baffled. >> it is fun ask cool. >> it is head straching. how did they do that? >> "deception" monday march 11th. and that is tonight at 10:00 right here on abc 7. coming up sunday streets kicks off its 10 year. we'll show you which neighborhood will transform into

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sunday streets kicks off its 10th season in san francisco. in the mission from avenue. you can run, walk, bike and find activities like a health and fitness track. and booths if you would like to sign up to volunteer for nonprofits in the city. the first of two sunday streets, runs from 11:00 until 4:00 and francis, what about the weather? >> great. lots of sunshine. with temperatures in the upper

60s about 3:00. i might be there. enjoy the mild weather today because we have a wet and windy week ahead. so tomorrow we'll see the light rain and scattered showers and the gusts will pick up in the evening up to 45 miles an hour and then we've got wet weather erin into tuesday and thursday and friday. >> thank you for joining us on accuweather seven-day forecast. i'm carolyn tyler. the news continues on line, twitter and facebook and instagram. "abc 7 news" continues at 9:00. "good morning america" up next and hope you remember to spring forward. coming up at 7:00 have a great sunday everyone. >> it's the job of everybody here at abc 7 to share your story. to tell the truth and help you

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good morning, america. this morning one, two, three punch. after back-to-back nor'easters batter the east coast, a third storm is now taking shape bringing a new round of rough surf, wind and snow, and more potential power outages. the "gma" weather team tracking the storm. who will it affect and when? gunman's standoff. what we're learning about the decorated army veteran who took hostages at this veteran's homes. his foster parents speaking out. >> to watch that is just not albert. >> the gunman and the three female employees he held at gun point found dead as we learn this morning one of them was pregnant. rallying support. president trump's push in pittsburgh for a congressional ca