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will continue offsite. >> the mission of the pathway home is more important than ever. i think if anything, this incident demonstrates how crucial this work is. >> he personally new all three mental health workers who were shot and killed. he's helping to organize a

community forum in yountville. and a memorial in lincoln theater. all of these veterans home residents plan to attend. >> i didn't know them personally, but from what i know about them is that they were very good people that tried to help veterans. >> reporter: pathway hopes have established the women's fund to help all three women's families. abc7 news. nbc 7 news visited the millgrave couple in who in albert wong in for several years as a child. they're shaken and mentally exhausted. >> he wanted to be -- he wanted to fit. >> to serve his country. >> to serve his country, yeah. >> reporter: sissy and matthew sherm became albert's legal. guardians which albert was 6 years old.

>> he was soft-spoken. >> reporter: they say they never would have imagined wong responsible for the death at a veterans home. aveteran, wong as an army sergeant in afghanistan. they said when wong came back, he had trouble sleeping and the horrors of war. >> he saw what you see that you think you only see in the movies. albert had to see that. >> reporter: along with mourning the loss of three women killed in friday's standoff, yountville's mayor also grieved the man who was responsible. >> we also lost one of our heroes who also had demons that resulted in the terrible tragedy that we all experienced here. >> a shock. >> yes, just not our albert.

>> so bad for all the families. >> couple said they last saw albert wong a year ago, he had agreed to go to school and debt i agree. the families are reeling from it. abc7 spoke to one of the friends of the women. >> reporter: cynthia left an orchid at the door step. loeber was killed friday. >> this is owe tragic that this happened at the hands of someone she was trying to help. >> reporter: she was executive director at the pathway home, the gunman, albert wong, an army vet was a family client. police say wong took two other mental health workers hostage. a clinical psychology jennifer

zbon za gonzalez, 26 weeks' pregnant and jennifer golic. >> we lost three beautiful young women. we hope that the message goes out there. we just need to help these guys with ptsd so this doesn't happen before. >> reporter: cynthia bryant is haunted about a conversation she had with christine lobbyeer. >> she was very brave. >> reporter: three women dedicated to helping war vets heal gone too soon. >> if you'd like to honor the victims go to our abc7 facebook page where you can share this badge.

concord police shot a suspect during a traffic spot. they stopped a car at 5:30 last night near creighton road while the suspect was a passenger in the car. investigators say they had a warrant out for his arrest as police tried to take him into custody. they say the man took off running. that's when an after opened fire. the suspect has been taken to the hospital. his condition is not known. police say he's 40 years old from antioch. and in the wake of the north bay wildfires napa county is expanding its emergency alert system. the napa valley register reports the county is adding a wider reaching cell phone alert option, similar to amber alertsn up. the county currently sends push alerts to cell phones and e-mails, but people must sign up to receive those messages. happening today, volunteers

of all ages will get their heads shaved to raise money for childhood cancer research. it is the annual st. shaveath shaveathon. nearly $14 million has been raised for the cause. today's event starts at 10:00 this morning at the main street plaza in martinez. just ahead, president trump mocked a california congresswoman. what he says about maxine who has repeatedly called for him to be impeached and his response. and you see the tower cam, low-hanging clouds. significant rain in the

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welcome back, everyone. it is just about 9:13 on this

sunday morning. did you remember to set your clock one hour ahead? if not, you're saying "this week" with george. that was last hour. you have the golden gate bridge cam. you see it's socked in there with fog. weather changing this week. you want to hang on to the abc7 weather app. and francis is along in just a few. president trump is once again questioning the intelligence of california congresswoman maxine waters because she's called for his impeachment. >> maxime waters, a very low-i.q. individual. did you ever see her? we will impeach him. we will impeach the president. but he hasn't done anything wrong. doesn't matter, we will impeach him. she's a low-i.q. individual,

can't help it. she really is. >> according to the advocate magazine, congresswoman waters says she's not surprised that her comments about impeachment are bothering the president. and the fact that she should take an i.q. test, waters called th that. hundreds of officials gathered in baltimore for a essential ceremony honoring underground railroad president ha harriet tubman. last year, the mayor of baltimore ordered the removal of all confederate statues. yesterday was known as harriet

tubman stay. well, this morning, most of us are waking up a little groggy after losing an hour of sleep. daylight saving time begin at 2:00 this morning. this is the cam showing the ferry building. the clock there springing ahead one hour. with the time change, california looks at the country except for arizona and hawaii will enjoy an extra hour of daylight. the spring and fall clock changes continued with a long tradition started by benjamin franklin to conserve energy. certainly, when you wake up as early as we do on sunday, oh, you really feel it. >> i almost missed my alarm because i did set it for 2:00 a.m. luckily, i had a backup. here's a live shot for you. this time, it's in tahoe. 40s to low 50s. and we have a wet week ahead. travel will be difficult up to tahoe thursday and friday for us. it means a lot of rain. i'll have the details coming up.

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excitement is building for tonight's "american idol" debut right here on abc7. contestants are hoping to impress sclebt judges lionel richey, katy perry and luke bryant in order to make it to w preview. >> who will become the next "american idol." >> reporter: it is the show that launched big voices like carrie underwood and kelly clarkson. ♪ >> reporter: the journey continues, "american idol" is back bigger than ever. >> it's full of goodness. it's full of hope, it's full of dreams coming americana.

>> reporter: bringing top artists katy perry, luke bryant and lionel rich chicago to the judge's table. it starts off on a high note. >> we should exchange numbers right now. your font is large. >> reporter: the premiere, counting down on social media. ♪ sunshine morning >> reporter: each one bringing something to the show. >> i really like to get more personal, more specific with the kids. >> wig. >> did just say wig? >>le yes. >> i know, i feel that already. >> what is wig? >> no, it's not your language. it's just for us. >> oh, come on, man. >> us being ourselves, that's our stamp on how we judge these kids. >> we had to walk on the set for the first time and look at each other and say what the heck is this all about. >> reporter: this season is about making dreams happen. >> we're all about the positive

and putting people on their right path. >> reporter: that famous phrase. >> going to hollywood! >> reporter: well, nature for everyone. ♪ i want to make you feel >> you are not going to hollywood ♪ >> the nationwide search who will be heading to hollywood kicked off in august. the "idol" bus traveling 23 cities from portland to orlando. we know those audition, always entertaining. marcy gonzalez, abc news, los angeles. >> "american idol," watch us tonight at 8:00 right hereight e a ab abc7. now, a weather update. >> here's live doppler update.u. we will see shine. live not in embarcadero. san francisco, 49, as well as oakland, san hose already 53 degrees. and this time, i'll take you

above the clouds from mount cam. we are looking towards san francisco which is under those low clouds right there. so, we have fog and low clouds just through midmorning. and then this afternoon, it will be mostly sunny and mild. then enjoy it while you can, because we have a very wet and windy week. in fact, this is our only dry day of the week. so our forecast animation shows the fog going back about noon. fog just leaving the coast this afternoon. temperatures will warm up. lots of low 70s out there. oakland, 70s. freemont, san jose, 72. san francisco, 68 degrees. we'll see clouds stick around half moon bay and along the coast. and that's where we'll hit only the mid-60s today. so, increasing clouds overnight. so, tomorrow morning when you wake up, temperatures will be in the 50s and we could see a few spotty showers. that brings us our next storm on the abc7 storm impact scale, 1

out of 5, it's light. monday through tuesday, we'll start off the day with scattered showers on monday. notice gusts start to pick up in the evening up to 45 miles per hour overnight. and that's where the more moderate rainfall will be expected late monday night into tuesday morning. i'll so the forecast animation starting at 5:00 tomorrow morning. you'll see the fog and clouds once again. then throughout the day, fog and clouds spreading but for monday night there will be slick roads for the commute home. however, the more moderate kicks in late monday night into tuesday morning. some areas of yellow pop up for the tuesday commute. and that's also when we'll see the strongest wind. monday night, 43 miles per hour range. and notice it stays in the 30-mile-per-hour range through tuesday morning. so, tuesday, will be pretty messy. and unfortunately, we've got rain pretty much throughout the week even lingering into next weekend with spotty showers into

sunday. possibly even sunday. check out impressive rain totals. this is for the whole week. we could see anywhere from 2 to 4 inches for parts of the north bay. and from san francisco, anywhere from 1 to 2 inches. enjoy the sunshine because we'll see lots of rain. don't forget to move your clocks ahead an hour. light rain tomorrow but gusty monday night into tuesday with cold morning showers. wet and breezy. notice the temperatures come down quite a bit, midweek as well. then a moderate storm for thursday and friday. we could have the let fthreat fr thunderstorms, low snow levels. and thursday into friday pretty tough heading into tahoe. >> not just windy, but rainy and cold? >> yes, and snow in some spots.

we'll tell you which we'll tell you which neighborhood wil i'm april kennedy and i'm an arborist with pg&e in the sierras. we'll tell you which neighborhood wil since the onset of the drought, more than 129 million trees have died in california. pg&e prunes and removes over a million trees every year to ensure that hazardous trees can't impact power lines. and since the onset of the drought we've doubled our efforts. i grew up in the forests out in this area and honestly it's heartbreaking to see all these trees dying. what guides me is ensuring that the public is going to be safer and that these forests can be sustained and enjoyed by the community in the future.

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million. happening today, sunday streets kicks off its 10th season in san francisco. it's in the mission on street from debose to 16th street. valencia will transform into a car-free space for everyone to enjoy. you can walk, run, bike, find activities like a health and fitness track. there are booths, sign up to volunteer for the nonprofits. it runs from 11:00 to 4:00. and i know you just might be there? >> yeah, if i'm still awake this afternoon, i might roller skate. it's going to be nice this afternoon in san francisco. upper 60s there. check out the low 70s around the bay area. so, mild and sunny today. enjoy it while you can, because we have lots of changes on the way. starting tomorrow. we'll get to see light rain. gusts pick up to 45 miles per hour monday night into tuesday. and then a colder system and

stronger system moves in thursday and friday. it is going to be wet all week, carolyn. >> oh, my. all right. that will do it for us. thank you for joining us on abc7 morning, i'm carolyn tyler. and francis is in for lisa. indycar action, next at 9:30, grand olympics at st. petersburg. and nba countdown gets you ready for warriors and timberwolves in a possible playoff preview. tip-off at 12:30. the game is followed by toyota after the game with larry deel. and mike shumann is live from the target center with postgamele interviews. warriors ambassador adonis foyle and terry keating in the studio with analysis. news at 5:00 p.m. have a great sunday, everyone, and a great week ahead.

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