>> and dry conditions in san jose as we look live at drivers along highway 101. within hours, these views are going to change rather dramatically. >> for the timing of it all, let's get right to spencer christian. >> here's a look at live doppler 7. as you can see by the widespread blanket of green, there is light rain falling spreading to the east bay, but this storm, which is only a one on the storm impact scale, producing light rain in the north bay is going to become quickly a very strong level three storm, but for the moment, here's our forecast animation going into the evening and late night hours. light to moderate rain, spreading southward and eastward. after midnight the storm intensifies. by 5:00 tomorrow morning we'll see widespread pockets of heavy downpours accompanied by strong, gusty winds. the orange indicates the heavier rain. and that pattern is going to

continue through the day. by tomorrow morning, this will rank three on the storm impact scale. flooding is likely because of heavy rain and duration of the rain. wind gusts, 30-45 miles per hour. debris scar areas, flooding possible. some of the heaviest rain is forecast in the north bay. higher elevations could receive as many as six inches in the next two days. abc 7 news reporter wayne freedman joins us from 101 in petaluma, wayne? >> reporter: it has been what we would describe as a slow build here in the north bay. everybody here knows they're going to be hard hit. but a storm like this doesn't always sink in until it soaks in. here are some good news about the approaching atmospheric river. inside the marin county civic center, they're hoping this will be the last storm requiring buckets in the venerable building's hallways. >> it's pretty much the same

amount of leakage it's had for decades. >> reporter: the roof has been problematic during storms, particularly in areas beneath the skylights. now the county is spending $17.5 million to repair it. since work began in few days ago -- >> it's hard to plan. >> reporter: but the water agency has done just that. installing 12 new sensors, like this one. they measure precipitation, flow and more. >> this is one of the more severe and high intensity rainfall events. >> we are expecting potentially flood waters but definitely increased runoff from the burned areas. >> reporter: meantime, it it it stop this construction. one team laid a 10-inch

foundation with no concerns. another squared up the the the e jyson frisbee waxed poe tic. >> april showers bring may flowers, right? >> shaking was felt from san luis obispo after a 5.3 earthquake hit around 12:30 this afternoon. no injuries or damage reported. the shaking sent this bald eagle away from her chicks. it was captured on a on santa cruz island. the warning system worked. crews are on the look out for a man who threatened to kill people and police across san

francisco. listen. >> suspect, known as dusty hamilton, known as schizophrenic. >> he is accused of stealing guns from his parents' home in san jose earlier this week and leaving behind a manifesto detailing threats against police officers and people in the city. >> san francisco has been on high alert today because of this threat. >> melanie woodrow is live with a look at how the city is handling it. >> reporter: well, san francisco police say that dustin hamilton could be absolutely anywhere in the city. they say, if you see him to call police immediately and not approach him, because's armed and dangerous. 501 delancy street may be a targeted for dustin hamilton. police say hamilton stole weapons from a home in san jose. according to scanner traffic his parents' home, leaving behind a 20-page manifesto, stating that he hates sfpd and was planning to come to 501

delancy street and kill as many as he could. a security manager told abc 7 news, san francisco police moved homeless people outside the building earlier this week. >> we are prepared, so we have security. we're not worried about that part. it's just that we didn't know, he might have been possibly one of the homeless. >> reporter: lisa said she saw lots of police officers tuesday morning. >> it's an issue getting in here. they actually this their own padlocks. >> reporter: by this afternoon, crews were taking these gates down. with san francisco police officers searching for someone or something on the other side. >> a little concerning with all the shootings going on right now. yeah. so i take it as a real threat. >> as far as we're concerned he could be anywhere in the city. >> reporter: some businesses went on lockdown after false social media reports of an active shooter. that led sfpd to report, there is no merited to the reports on

active shooter in second and brandon. in san francisco, melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. police told us today that hamilton stole the guns from his parents' house while they were out of town tuesday. police issued a warning after discovering his manifesto last night. neighbors who live near his parents hope he turns himself in. >> what he's done is that he's trying to reach out for help. >> you know, sometimes people choose different ways of asking for help. >> yeah, i just hope this brings him back around to where he's getting the help that he needs. >> sources say hamilton has been homeless for nearly a decade. despite offers of help from friends and family. >> we used the abc 7 news app to get the word out about this dangerous suspect this morning. we'll send another alert when he's found. you can enable push alerts. we have versions for apple and

android devices. new developments in the search for three members of an oregon family whose vehicle went off a cliff. search and rescue operations have been suspended for the next several days because of bad weather. last night, the mend see know county sheriff said the crash scene is classified as a crime scene. officials believe this is a deliberate act. authorities are examining a cell phone found at the crash scene. investigators found the suv last wednesday along with the bodies of two women and three of their adopted children. the other three are still missing. new here at 6:00. aldon smith now has to wear an ankle monitor. the troubled football player was back in court today in san francisco. this is video from one of his previous appearances. the former 49er and raider linebacker is accuse the of violatedivie bei -- violating a restraining

order. news has confirmed that the local gun range that aghdam practiced at contacted police after they recognized her from news report. she legally purchased the smith & wesson used in the shooting back in january. and the last hospitalized victim has been upgraded to fair condition. we're also learning about more stories of heroism when the gunfire broke out. cornell bernard is live in san bruno with that story, cornell? >> reporter: yeah, as you said, a local unidentified gun range actually called police after seeing the suspect's picture on tv. she did target practice at their range hours before the shooting here at youtube. many workers returning to work for the first time today since the shooting. we have to tell you, security has been very high, from what we've seen. and tonight we're hearing from a brave uber driver who rescued many youtube workers all for free. >> i think people need help, you

know. >> reporter: that's what he thought moments after the shooting, even though a friend told him to stay away. but he drove his ford explorer toward youtube. >> i just the the the the turne you know, and offered people a ride. he doesn't remember how many youtube employees he helped, but he made at least eight trips to and from the mall. >> it was hard to see people shaking and crying. >> reporter: meantime, a fire alarm was pulled. firefighters don't know if it was intentional, but it did nothing to calm the nerves of employees returning to work for the first time since the shooting on tuesday which left three co-workers wounded and the shooter dead. security guards are now posted at all entrances and a police car parked out front.

police say aghdam's shooting rampage lasted three minutes. >> several rounds were fired by the suspect during the incident. she did exchange magazines at one point and continued firing. >> police say aghdam bought the pistol from a gun dealer in san diego in january. >> for all intents and purposes it looks as though it was all processed legally within the confines of the law. >> i'm being discriminated. i'm filtered on youtube. >> reporter: she racked up many views for veganism and dressing in costume. she was likely an every day person who believed youtube was unfairly censoring her. survivors of the pulse nightclub massacre in orlando are suing google, facebook and twitter. they claim the tech companies help spread terrorist propaganda and profited from isis content. a similar lawsuit filed by the

victims' families was dismissed in michigan. the new lawsuit was filed in florida. twitter announced it suspended 1.2 million accounts from its social media mat form between august 2015 and last year for violations related to terrorism. they responded to criticism that it wasn't doing enough to crackdown on users who promote or are linked to terrorist groups. stay with us. more to come. facebook continues to battle the fallout from the unauthorized use of data from millions of users' accounts. plus, meet the small but feisty group of people giving the company thumbs down. this is virgin graalactic

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investors are growing more optimistic that a trade dispute between the u.s. and china will be resolved. and stocks today climbed as a result. the dow added 240 points. the nasdaq gained 34 and s&p by 18. however, late today, president trump announced he may authorize $100 billion tariffs on china, doubling the amount already authorized. china had its own list of tariffs totaling $50 billion. trump argued their unfair practices led to the closing of american factories. facebook went up 3% today despite more fallout over its privacy scandal.

we were at facebook headquarters where protesters gathered to denounce the company. >> do what's right, do what's right. >> reporter: these raging grannies are giving facebook a big thumbs down. >> we want to stand up and let people know that all demographics are affected by this, including people of my age. >> reporter: a handful of group members were outside facebook headquarters, demanding grader protection for users of the social media jooints. they were quickly escorted off the property. >> our data is easily accessed and we need to know what's going on. >> reporter: ceo mark zuckerberg announced changes to protect people's privacy. >> we take a broad enough view of what our responsibility is. and that was a huge mistake. and it was my mistake. >> reporter: as many as 87 million people may have had their information improperly shared with political consulting firm cambridge analytica, that's more than the 50 million first

thought. the firm denies that, saying licensed data for more than 30 million. and still the number of people compromised too high for online watchdog groups. >> it shouldn't be by default that their information is shared in ways they haven't asked for it to be. >> reporter: starting monday, facebook will provide a link so they can check if their information was shared. it will also announce other steps towards overhauling security. >> i think they are needs to be little more oversight. >> reporter: zuckerberg is heading to congress to testify next week. what started out as a tweet from a dissatisfied visitor to san francisco on business has turned into a major public relations problem for the city. >> many people are asking whether the city is safe. >> that's right. about 25 million visitors come

here each year. a quarter of them business travelers. but now some of them no longer want to leave their hearts in san francisco. remember last month's game developers conference at the moscony center? the 28,000 professionals were here testing out games and virtual rea but the one tweets, my card was scammed. i was in a mugging. i was racially abused. i had to walk fellow developers back to their place, intercept toxic dudes. >> so important that the experience that somebody has when they come to san francisco on the streets, every day is a positive one. because this is a competitive industry. >> that was the ceo of san francisco's convention and visitor's bureau. he says the city needs to work harder to create a safe and

clean environment. and that would ensure that when the half billion dollar moscony expansion is done, convention visitors will want to come. >> all right, well, it's time to check on that atmospheric river, pineapple express, whatever you want to call it, it's big. >> not a very friendly weather vooich environment coming our way. you can see all the green on the screen. it's actually hitting the ground. this is light rain up in the north bay. we've seen darker shades of green developing offshore and some have moved to the east bay as well. at the moment we have expanding areas of light rainfall and lots of clouds as you can see from this view from sutro tower. it is 57 degrees in the city, 58 across the bay in oakland, 60s in mountain view. and 55 at half moon bay.

here's a view from emeryville, looking back toward the golden gate. 60 in concord and 58 at livermore, and the view at mt. tam where it obviously is raining. raindrops appearing on the camera lens. light rain will continue spreading tonight. it will be really stormy for the morning commute, even strong, gusty wind and drenching rain and gusty wind will continue into saturday morning. so this storm, as it intensifies overnight will be quite a strong storm, ranking three on our storm impact scale, producing downpours, gusty winds, gusts from 30-45 miles per hour. nodding flooding is certainly likely, in the debris and burn scar areas. starti starting 7:00 this evening, notice how it will intensify. these areas of yellow and orange

indicate heavier, steadier downpours, they'll be covering virtually the entire region. it will be moderate to heavy rain through all parts of the bay area through much of the day tomorrow. throughout the day we'll continue to siee that pattern with very little letup. and then another stronger wave of rain will swing down into the bay area overnight, but that will quickly move out by 8:00 or 9:00 a.m. on saturday. by that time, a lot of rain will have fallen. rainfall estimates by 11:00 saturday morning range from just under an inch down south at san jose and mountain view to over two and a half inches at oakland, over two and a half in san francisco, in the north bay, two and three quarters inches likel likely in santa rosa, two and two thirds. from 2:00 a.m. friday to 11:00

a.m. saturday, it's certainly a likelihood, small streams may flood, debris flows likely, mudslides and rock slides may occur as well. overnight conditions, temperatures in the low to mid-50s, high tomorrow under stormy conditions, mainly in the mid to upper 60s. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. on saturday, we're still ranking this storm a three, even though it will not be an all-day event. but for the portion of the day that we have stormy conditions, they will rank three. little partial clearing later in the day. bright, sun eny, breezy conditis on sunday. mild and much warmer on monday. but tuesday, againwednesday, thursday, there's a chance of more rain. not as heavy as the rain coming in today and tomorrow, but rain nonetheless. nonetheless. take being the fear out of ( ♪ ) your heart doesn't only belong to you. child: bye, grandpa!

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from the beginning. one bay area city is quietly marking a milestone, approaching five months in a row without a murder. >> tonight, find out what's getting the credit, not just programs but people also. next, why the crown prince of saudi arabia is back in the bay area.

live, where you live, this is abc 7 news. and we're keeping an eye on live doppler 7. today's light storm which ranks one on the scale will intensify to a strong level three storm tomorrow and flooding is likely. don't get unprepared in the rain, download the abc 7 news app right now. it is free. can you track the reain you liv. the crown prince of saudi arabia has been visiting and book bei booking the entire four seasons hotel. >> the crown prince's visit to lockheed-martin was the fourth stop in silicon valley.

he earlier visit the apple, facebook and google. he's here to see two advanced satellites ordered by a saudi company undergoing final testing. saudi arabia has been a lockheed customer for 53 years and invested $3.5 billion in uber. it's now launching a major initiative, called vision 2030 to create a high-tech hub in the desert, that will be 33 times the size of new york city. this is video from the initiative's website. the cost is estimated at $500 billion. the oil-rich country has money but it doesn't have tech talent. it wants to create a city that will rely on robots and self-driving vehicles. where does silicon valley fit in? >> there are a lot of places like saudi arabia where there's a desire to have a home-grown tech industry. saudi arabia has a lot less to offer silicon valley. >> reporter: what it does have

is the desire to wean itself from being an oil-based economy to one focussed on technology. the nation has a need for an appreciation of technology. >> saudi arabia's really a country ha h country that has a long-term view of where they want to go. they are investing hard in a technology that helps their commerce and helps their national defense. >> reporter: besides sat lights, they are interested in a missile defense system. saudi arabia has been criticized for human rights records and second-class treatment of women. as part of the crown prince's visit here, an event has been scheduled by his foundation to try to promote more women in technology. david louie, abc 7 news. president trump addressed imgraii imgraigs during a visit taking aim at libby schaaf.

>> it's worst. it's basically a city to protect a lot of people that are bad people. really bad. you look at kate steinle. you look at so many other things that have happened in our country, and they're protected. how about the mayor of oakland, where she tells 1,000 people to get going, law enforcement's coming to get you. to me, that's obstruction of justice. and something should hab happpp there. >> we reached out to mayor shaaph for a response. she has not she has said she's confident that they are actions were legal. kate steinle is the woman shot to death. this man in the united states illegally was acquitted of manslaughter charges last november. another california city has joined the government lawsuit targeting california's policies. last night, escondido voted 4-1

in favor of the lawsuit. >> giving illegal criminals more rights than our citizens is illegal. it's immoral. it's insane. and yes, it is unconstitutional. >> there's absolutely zero to be gained from this city's actions today other than political grandstanding. >> sb 54 which became law in jaurn blankets all of california in sanctuary status, meaning they cannot cooperate with imgraigs official. meanwhile, san francisco is suing jeff sessions, at issue are several civil rights memos. the memos the city argues protect people with

disabilities. sessions did not give a reasonable explanation for the repeal. there is cautious on the michl in the city of richmond as thi they move into their fifth straight month with no homicides. community relations being credited for that turn around. >> reporter: this is the scene of the last murder in richmond, back on november 14th, 2017 in the hilltop green neighborhood. two people died. irene's cousin was one of them. >> i'm grateful that there haven't been any more homicides in the city of richmond, but i also know that there's still more work to be done and that the fight isn't over. >> reporter: since november, there have been many shootings in richmond, but no homicides, compared to 15 deaths last year, 59 homicides over the last three years. >> oh, my god. yeah, i mean community involvement and engagement is higher than it's ever been. >> reporter: residents, he says

are now calling in suspicious activity and opening their doors to officers asking questions. he credits federal help in helping curb gang violence and winning the public's trust that's led to popular community policing programs. >> i see the community trusting the police more, from a resident's perspective. >> you look on the police department's facebook page, and, you know, they post what they're doing notice community, and you'll have hundreds of comments from residents, saying great job, so proud that our pd is patrolling my neighborhood. and that's something, again, that's been building for the last ten years or so. >> it all circles back. these concentric efforts. >> reporter: as the chief called it, the secret sauce is the growing positive relationship between the police department and the residents of richmond. that's what they hope keeps the homicide rate at zero. leslie brinkley, abc 7 news. being tired might not just

mean you didn't get enough sleep last night. >> next, a look at the potentially dangerous condition fatigue can reveal and how you can help treat it from your own kitchen. also ahead. a bay area team is on a mission to save a species after

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san jose state honored a judo legend for both his achievements and longevity today. yoshihi yoshihiro ochido began teaching in 1946. it became one of the top programs under he coached the u.s. team back in their first competition in 1964. meditation can pay off for years. that's accordng to a newly-published study from uc davis. they found that people who regularly meditate can concentrate better seven years later. this research is part of something called the shamafa

project. the dalai lama has endorsed this project. symptoms may be vague, fatigue, looking pale, all caused by too few cells. jackie rodriguez says as a busy mom, she often ignores feeling fatigued. but she became concerned after a frightening moment driving. >> i became dizzy, light-headed. >> she went to the doctor. she didn't have enough red-blood cells. >> the most common cause of anemia is a low blood iron level due to loss of blood. studies show as many as one in seven premenopausal women have heavy or irregular periods, and that can lead to anemia. >> reporter: another cause of

iron-deficiency anemia can be gastrointestin gastrointestinal bleeding. it can also alert your doctor to check for other underlying conditions like hemorrhoids, ulcers or cancer. >> if the iron deficiency is very mild, iron-rich foods can sometimes do the trick. >> reporter: spinach, kale, legumes, beef, chicken and fish can boost the iron in your blood. but sometimes stronger measures are needed. iron supplements taken orally can be helpful, but only if recommended by your doctor. if the anemia is severe, a blood transfusion may be necessary. >> consumer reports says definitely do not take iron supplements on your own. there can be harmful side effects, and it can interfere with other medications you are taking. and if the doctor prescribes an

iron supplement, keep it out of reach of children. by tomorrow, most of the bay area will be under a downpour, when it turns into a very strong storm. spencer has a full look at the weekend forecast as we continue.

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an atmospheric river reached california today, bringing the first of several days of rain. >> raindrops covered our camera atop mt. tam. as you can see it's still gray skies and cloudy mateo bridge. spencer's here with an update on the forecast. really strong storm. >> it is. that flow of atmospheric moisture is aimed right at the bay area, pushing in already. here's a live look at doppler 7. you can see we have light to light to moderate rain. a little of it down through san francisco and onto the peninsula. that's mainly light rain. but this storm is going to

intensify rather significantly overnight. it will rank three on the storm impact scale for tomorrow and saturday morning with downpours and gusty winds. tomorrow as the downpours occur and the wind, we'll see temperatures in the 60s, so relatively cool day. a flood watch is in effect for the entire north bay, a good portion of the east bay and the santa cruz mountains. look for flooding roads, small streams, debris flows may occur, even mudslides and rock slides, and a similar watch is in effect for the foothills and the sierra mountain range. three to seven inches of rain may fall in those areas, enhancing flood potential. and mudslides and rock slides could occur there. and there's a flood warning on the truckee river because of the heavy rainfall. here's the accuweather forecast after all day tomorrow and half the day saturday of a storm

ranking three on the impact scale, we get clearing out on sunday and monday and three weaker storms will come in midweek next week. >> thanks a lot. all right, well, being a police officer sometimes requires patience. officers with the office of public service found this dog. the dog which police named "ghost" was given water and a ride to the humane society in milpitas. hopefully his owner will come forward. there is a majestic animal whose time is running out, and now there is a plan to help the ostrich from becoming extintsd. >> we have a look inside the project that is also an engineering marvel. >> reporter: it is the largest bird on the planet, over 9 feet tall. but it now exists in tiny numbers. >> there were eight breeding pairs.

now there are five. >> reporter: so steven gold and a team of volunteers hatched a plan to save the ostrich. >> i think when this lands in niger, it will be analogous to flying saucer landing in your front yard. >> reporter: built entirely in shipping containers, it has all the tools to incue bait the yenr muss eggs. >> i like to call it nursery school. this is in the zahasahara deser. >> reporter: doing it in a remote location is another thing. in california you can hook up to power and water. in the african deserted, you have to bring your own. >> we have 17,000 pounds of batteries. >> reporter: they are hooked up to solar panels. >> this could be their electric system of the future. >> reporter: it powers enough

air conditioners and some power to the local neighborhood. it also powers this. >> the pumping and filtration system. >> reporter: bringing water in and making it drinkable. here in this parking lot, it's all powered up. >> making sure it works and fits together. then it's going to have to be disassembled. >> reporter: they have two weeks to ship it to make the breeding season. the stakes are high as are the rewards. in novato, jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. >> good work. lot of sports to deal with. >> larry beil is here. >> the warriors get the news on patrick mccall's injury. and sergio garcia, defending champion at the masters, you would not know it by what

i we worked with pg&eof to save energy because wenie. wanted to help the school. they would put these signs on the door to let the teacher know you didn't cut off the light. the teachers, they would call us the energy patrol. so they would be like, here they come, turn off your lights! those three young ladies were teaching the whole school about energy efficiency. we actually saved $50,000. and that's just one school, two semesters, three girls.

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entresto, for heart failure. good evening. patrick mccall's scary injury will keep him out for at least a month, meaning he will miss the first two rounds of the playoffs at a minimum. he has a bruised spine. tonight warriors in indiana. steve kerr called the effort embarrassing and pathetic. takes it away from draymond, who's not in a hustling mood. three-on-one, kevin durant, a nice little floater there, 27

points, only two of ten from three though. indy was up by 11. and bog done vich, it is going up and it is going down. he 28 points, pacers by 18. victor oladipo by three. look at the effort and intensity from trevor booker on the floor. oladipo. warriors lose. might we be on our way to warriors versus cavs, round four in the finals? forget about the celtics. they announced that kyrie irving will have surgery on his left knee tomorrow. he will miss all of the playoffs. he had a surgery a couple weeks ago, developed a bacteria infection, all of it stemming from his knee injury in the 2015 nba finals. sergio garcia won the masters last year, but he won't win it this year after making

the wrong kind of history on 15. hit five balls into the water. this is a third shot on the par 5. too much speed, too much speed. into the drink. he would double bogey the hole and finish with a 2 under 70. but that was not the worst experience of the day. sergio garcia had a great tee shot, then finds the water five times, finished with a 13 on the hole. yes, right out of tin cup, tied for highest score on any hole in master's history. three over through 12, rallied for birdies. and here on 16, 73 as in one over, seven back. he dislocated his ankle yesterday in the par 3 contest. popped it right back into place. 4 under 68, was the co-leader in the clubhouse, jordan spieth,

five straight birdies on the back nine. it's spieth leading by two strokes at 6 under par. he and matt kuchar tied. rory mcilroy tied for fourth at 3 under par. >> it's not unique to the masters at all. it's any tournament. if you get off to a good start, you're in control of your own fate, versus, you know, needing a little bit of help. >> klay thompson's brother trace will join him in oakland. they claimed the younger thompson off of waivers. meanwhile, the as, odor with a come back. adrian beltre scored. next batter, he runs pretty well to get to the bunt.

throw away at first, deep and aloha off of chris hatcher. the as fall, 6-3. giants had the day off, and spencer and mike niko are predicting a rainout for tomorrow against the dodgers. that would be the sixth time in history at at&t park. >> painful. >> that was bad. join us tonight at 9:00 on coffee table channel 13. an explosive device goes off at a sam's club. and second device is found in a car tonight. and on abc news at 11:00. ayesha curry opening up about a difficult third pregnancy. coming up at 8:00, gray's anatomy. then station 19.

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♪ this is "jeopardy!" introducing today's contestants -- a business analyst from arlington, massachusetts... an attorney from red bank, new jersey... and our returning champion -- a journalist from new york, new york... whose 2-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. good to have you with us today for another half-hour of answers and questions, and we're delighted to welcome kristin and arielle, the newcomers.

good luck, players. here we go. jeopardy! round is where we start, has one daily double, and today in one of these categories... not minneapolis. next... jack. you're chosen. let's start it off with few are chosen for $200. kristin. -what are astronauts? -that's it. few are chosen, $400. kristin. what is secretary-general of the u.n.? -that's it. -few are chosen, $600.