>> today is the deadline for property owners to clear away debris. >> the county says getting rid of debris is essentil because a lot of it is hazardous. property owners may meet penalties from both the cities and the counties. >> let's begin with laura anthony live in napa. >> reporter: the physical scars from those napa fires are still certainly here. we are just on the edge of the silverado resort. the recovery process is well underway. but difficult memories still fresh. >> everything was, you know, dark and smokey. you couldn't see anything really. >> reporter: it has been six months but a night adrian

gonzalez won't soon forget. first game the embers and then the flames. >> this changed dramatic. everybody had to go within minutes. >> reporter: the historic mansion was saved. but the residents around them burned. >> the smoke alarm in the house went off. >> reporter: including the one owned by bob al beau and his wife. >> her choice was to take the car out of the driveway and go into the fire or escape through the golf course. >> reporter: the fires have cost $6 million. the city of napa suffered no direct damage from the fires from the economic impact

tremendous. >> the businesses affected by the tourist. we are still feeling some of that. >> reporter: the resort at silverado closed for weeks and now finally things returning back to normal. >> we are understanding that this fire has been a part of our history and in some respects shaping our future. the wildfires wiped out nearly every home at the journey's end mobile home park. capturing the damage left behind after the fire. wayne freedman continues our line team coverage with an update on the people who once called this park home. >> reporter: behind me you see what is left of the mobile home park. and all of that vacant space was occupied by the homes. the people who lived there thought at the time they had been spared and now they are not

so sure. when the bathtub serves as a kitchen sink it is a far cry from home sweet home. eight fire survivors know the routine all too well. this is what temporary housing looks and feels like. >> a place for everything and everything in its place, well here there is no place for anything. >> reporter: john used to live in the journey's end mobile home park. they are condemned and without insurance will be pro removed. >> no water and >> reporter:

>> people say where do you live. and where do i live? i am in a motel, but i am not really living. >> reporter: he is hoping, john may get a loan from a friend to buy this mobile home. >> i will not believe it until i have keys in my hind. >> reporter: and his nightmare ends. in santa rosa wayne abc7 news. if you are looking for help yourself, or for a friend g abc7.com/take action. we have a page of resources designed to help fire survivors. more rain is on the way to

the bay area. as we take a live look from ourr mt. tam cam. spencer christian is here with a look at the coming storms. >> going to be a bit cooler and wetter. here is a look at live doppler 7. bright skies with moisture offshores. this is the view of what is happening in the atmosphere. warm conditions in northern california. hot down south. l.a. tied its record high for this date, 94 degrees. light storm bringing light rain. continue couple of days continuing into thursday. close-up look at how much rain to expect if a few minutes. sounds good. we want to get to breaking news. take a look at your screen, this is east san jose where firefighters are on the scene of

a two alarm fire that has broken out in an apartment complex. fire is burning along flanagan drive and to put this in perspective, it is near highway 101 and tully road. this is an area where there are still lots of vehicles on the ground in the parking lot. firefighters do say this fire broke out just before 5:30. we will keep you posted on new developments. and an international hoax targeted schools in the bay area and around the country. several school districts reported receiving e-mail threats of unspecified violence. 40 districts received the e-mails. all were affected. emery unified canceled classes and an increase police presence

at emery high school. police say it was part of a dare of some kind to see who could generate the most school evacuations. the fbi san francisco office tweeting it is working with local law enforcement partners to determine the validity of the reported school threats. mark zuckerberg is set to testify before the house and the senate this week to answer questions about the company's data. >> tonight we are asking should zuckerberg resign from facebook. >> you can vote right now at abc7news.com/vote. you don't have to log in or even sign up. just click to vote. the results as you can see are coming in minute by minute at

the bottom of your screen right now. >> abc7 news reporter david louie looks at how zuckerberg is looking to face congress. >> reporter: california's two senators will be among those questioning mark zuckerberg over the next two days. zuckerberg has been getting behind the scenes help to get ready. >> meeting with coaches to help him be contrite and articulate and make sure he doesn't lose his cool. and meeting behind closed doors. >> reporter: ready to take the blame for the release of information. prepared testimony released by the house, zuckerberg plans to say on wednesday's hearing quote we didn't take a broad enough

view of our responsibility and that was a big mistake. it was my mistake and i'm sorry. if his testimony isn't credible. advertising executive told us he hopes for more transparency. >> what we as consumers need a better dialogue how do we create transparency. steve wozniak quit facebook today. >> if you comment something on facebook and i click like, it is an unseen and visible connection between show you not between myself and a bunch of advertisers that are paying facebook. >> reporter: his appearance scheduled to last two hours. in san jose, david louie abc7 news.

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we are hearing tonight from a good samaritan who jumped in and grabbed a knife from a man at the b.a.r.t. station. >> reporter: david harris, he is the good samaritan and he describes the knife as a large survival knife, maybe 9 inches long. i asked him what he thought when he saw that brutal attack. he said i didn't think just reacted. >> reporter: one of several passengers who helped a brother and sister as they were being

stabbed. >> i looked to my left and between the agent's booth and the wall, i saw a woman getting stabbed. >> basically, there was blood everywhere. and you know, the lady who was stabbed was screaming. >> i got the knife away from him and took him to the ground. >> reporter: he said b.a.r.t. police arrived in less than two minutes. crediting harris and others from preventing a homicide. >> first responders, those are heroes. >> reporter: a woman in her 60s has been released from the hospital. her body in his 50s remains in the hospital in critical condition. harris said he was attacked and stabbed in his 30s in the hallway where he lived.

>> people were watching and nobody did anything. >> i will keep riding b.a.r.t. you can't live in fear. you got to keep going. >> reporter: the attack was caught on b.a.r.t. surveillance video. but police not releasing that video yet. new legislation proposed in the state assembly would make it tougher to get a concealed concd weapon permit in the state of california. the proposed legislation would require applicants receive a minimum of eight hours of training. and pass a test. >> why cannot we ask that for carrying a gun in public. >> firearm rights

oppose that bill. th >> the measure has passed two committees and heading to the assembly. yosemite national park cleaning up. the park shut down friday afternoon for safety and now that water levels are down, park employees are looking into what was affected. >> we had impacts to the electrical systems and the waste water system. if those impacts were damaged or what a cost were spending the next few days looking at them. >> the park is fully open even as cleanup continues. >> and while weather impact can be seen immediately, it sometimes takes time to find out

what damage has done. from our sister fresno has the story. >> reporter: the tops of the trees are bare. many nuts fallen to the ground. damage done during a rare freeze during the february bloom. >> you can see that defining line. you can see where right above that it was too cold and below it, we did just enough to save the nuts. >> reporter: growers ran sprinklers to release the warmth. >> this is healthy. this is good. this is what they look like this time of year. >> reporter: valley growers we talked to estimate crop losses between 10% and 30%. from the meridian nut company

says certain areas around the state were hit harder than ever. >> seemed to be the farther north you got the worse it was. some growers in chico got hit ht hard. >> reporter: industry hit will be on a smaller scale. the freeze is a distant memory, but more weather coming in. >> for now, seeing lots of sunshine. spencer christian joining us with how long it is going to last. >> we will see midweek moisture coming in. areas of moisture forming offshore. evidence of the high clouds that are filtering the sunshine right now. check out this view. beautiful. it is 73 degrees here in san francisco.

mid-70s in mountain view. another lovely view from our sutro tower camera looking towards the west northwest. very mild evening all around the area and a great view from our rooftop here. looking at a few clouds over the bay. we will see cooler conditions tomorrow with few showers. another round of rain late wednesday. and we will have sunnier and warmer conditions at the end of the week. speaking of warm, warm all over the northern state of the day. l.a has a current reading of 85 degrees after tying its record high for this date, 94. pretty toasty. look for partly to mostly cloudy conditions. here comes the storm. a light storm coming in tomorrow ranking one on the storm impact scale likely to produce anywhere

from .10 to .50 of an inch of of rain. notice rain developing up north will probably not impact the morning commute. moving out of the bare area to mid to late afternoon. may not have an impact on the evening commute. highs tomorrow will be mainly in the low to mid-60s and then our second round of rain comes in late wednesday. wednesday evening around 7:00 or so. wide spread rain steadier and heavier. so, here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. three days of storminess will rank one on the storm impact scale. storm is light intensity and partial clearing late thursday. the main event of clearing comes in on friday and saturday.

move into the mid to upper 70s. cool down on sunday. cooling continues on monday when we have our next slight chance. >> thank you, spencer. coming up next, a taste of travel without leaving your home. >> a san francisco based company

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a horror movie with few spoken words took the top spot earning $50 million in the u.s. three times what it cost to make the thing. "black panther" still five. passed titanic as third highest grossing domestic film of all time. well, the 12 american idol contestants hit the stage for special do y duets tonight. you will also catch some

top 24 fienalist as well. airing right here blue apron meal kits are feature recipes inspired by people who host airbnb experiences. those are short-term event tours that are held in different cities. starting later this month, airbnb has its headquarters in san francisco. uber confirms it has it hass purchased bike sharing start up jump. stay with us. heading to the border. see who is taking action and calling president trump's call for troops to enforce the mexico

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the caravan of immigrants coming from central america has dissipated somewhat. there are still those who defy president trump by promising to cross the mexico border. >> supporters say they will not turn their backs on those fleeing violence in their countries. >> reporter: an estimated 1600 immigrants from central america crossed the mexico/guatemala border. they have been forced to leave their country. >> translator: we had to leave quickly said this woman. >> reporter: president trump's anti immigration tweets

infewerat infewerated many. this man said we only want our families to be safe. some vow to cross over from mexico to the united states including this grandma who told a cnn reporter she was taking the children to live with their mother in san francisco. >> reporter: san francisco will not turn its back on them. >> you can't be isolationation abo about this. it is not going to solve the problems by just closing the borders. >> we have 11 million-13000000 people here who have no papers and clear future on what their status will be.

>> reporter: most will ask for asylum in mexico. in san francisco. lyanne melendez abc7 news. 225 national guard troops heading to the mexico border. he says the move is for president trump's call. >> we had 200% increase in traffic across the border. the people that are suffering, the drug overdoses often times, these products are coming over the border and through our state. >> both president bush and obama also said national guard troops to the border. new mexico governor says her state will take part in the current operation.

jerry brown has not indicated if california's will participate. a federal judge's decision in february upheld president trump's authority to waive environmental review. president trump tonight is warning that syria president bashar al assad could pay a biga price. the president says everything including a military response is on the table. spooking at a united nation security council emergency meeting today, nikki haley >> only a monster targets civilians and ensures that there are no ambulances to transfer the wounded.

no doctor or medicines to ease their pain. >> defense secretary james mattis has canceled two bay area events next week. the president blasted special counsel robert mueller after fbi agents raided the home, office of michael cohen. it is unclear whether there is a connection to mueller's investigation to russia meddling in the 2016 election. cohen has been caught up in the $130,000 payment made to adult film actress stormy daniels. >> it is a disgraceful situation. an attack on our country in a true sense. an attack on what we stand for. >> the fbi and the u the u the u

attorney's declined to comment. abc7 new reports elisas elis harrington got reaction today. >> reporter: members of the california peace officers association issued a joint statement expressing concerns over a proposed said they are dumbfounded they were not included in the collaborative efforts to write the bill. >> dynamic, split second decisions. causing officers to second-guess themselves in life and death decisions will lead to the severity. >> reporter: following the deadly shooting of stephon clark

in sacramento. police shot and killed the unarmed man in his grandmother's backyard. the bill would only allow deadly force as a final option. the bill is to save lives and police say it will do the opposite. >> i am extremely concerned of my officers ability to protect anybody. >> the use of force is always a last resort. >> reporter: how fast a dangerous event can escalate. the bill wants to change that to necessary threat. in fairfield, elisa har abc7 news. first they seized the website. enjoy the sun while you can.

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car isn't moving at all. >> kristina salvo from our sister station explains. >> if i want to get anything convenient it is $20 or $30. >> reporter: nothing is cheap in l.a. and that includes driving and more specifically parking. >> i don't drive and i don't park here because it is expensive. i ride the metro. drivers in the largest u.s. cities spent on average $3,000 on parking. l.a. topped it by spending $5,000. >> can hurt somebody in city especially. >> 12 spots that have parking for ten hours for $1 an hour.

>> reporter: all adding up. and for angelinos adding up to 32% of the total we spend on owning a car in one year. at least we aren't the worst. >> i am heading to chicago and they are $50 and new york, $65. >> reporter: new york costing almost $19,000 just to own and keep a car in that city. quite a few people that we talked to today did admit they use metro. or walking an extra block saves them and it is worth it to them. drivers in san francisco have just about as much right complain as people in los angeles. san francisco came in a close third with a cost.

and parking expenses in this city outweigh those in los angeles as you probably know. it is brutal around here. now, you are looking at san jose international airport which will welcome five new nonstop routes this week on frontier airlines. on wednesday, there will be new flights to austin, texas. and there is more starting tomorrow. southwest will add a daily nonstop flight between oakland and newark, new jersey. southwest will add four more to orlando, florida,

the rain drops on this iris. adding the #abc7 weekend gets off on a warm note. cooling and showers in the middle. and you can see moisture forming offshore. it is basically dry across the area at the moment. light storm ranking one on the storm impact scale. even into thursday morning a bit windy and cooler. rainfall estimates by thursday, noon. range from just under .20 of off inch. you can see each day, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, we expect some periods of rainfall and mainly light and sunny and

warmer conditions starting on friday. warming up more on saturday. these warmups don't last long. and another slight chance of rain next monday. >> if you don't like it, wait a few minutes. >> a lot of sports going on right now. shu in for larry. >> could kd going back to okc? >> could kd going back to okc? well, my name is jamir dixon and i'm a locate and mark fieldman >> could kd going back to okc? well, for pg&e. most people in the community recognize the blue trucks as pg&e. my truck is something new... it's an 811 truck. when you call 811, i come out to your house and i mark out our gas lines and our electric lines to make sure that you don't hit them when you're digging. 811 is a free service. i'm passionate about it because every time i go on the street i think about my own kids. they're the reason that i want to protect our community and our environment, and if me driving a that truck means that somebody gets to go home safer, then i'll drive it every day of the week. together, we're building a better california.

warriors in the regular season in utah. first season in the past four years where the team did not win 60 or more games only pay pay py games this season. dubs trying to get healthy. next up is their all possible opponents and they play each other here in the last two games. at this point, the warriors are scoreboard watching just like everybody else. >> we have everybody's schedules up. we spend most of our time trying to predict what's going to happen and we are wrong and the next day we reshuffle the deck

and guess again. still no clarity >> as a basketball fan, it is fun it watch. as a player, it is a bit tough especially with a quick turn around. but that is the challenge of the playoffs. ready to go and whatever is thrown at you, you have to be ready for it. >> this one should be a doozy between two division rivals. went all the way to a shootout. and all four games last year were decided by one goal. ducks having won five in a row. >> we are going to be prepared. we have a couple of days to get ready and going on the road too might be better for us to get our mind set in and get that business attitude going. >> you don't know how team is going to go. how a team gels.

we have the capability. >> the giants's pitching staff. only given up two. eight games into the season. consider the last year by this time given up 11. and 2014, the last time they won the world series, given up nine. it will be interesting to see what gives at at&t park. >> that is two mistakes at this point. and pretty impressive against the teams that we played. going to be more important for us. that long ball hurt us. >> it doesn't mat chore yter wh play against. a lot of great teams. going to be a good battle for

everyone. >> new athletic director. they hired jim nolton. former ad of the year. great administrator. fundraiser and dynamic leader. cal is dealing with a financial crunch in their athletic department. today jim says he is ready for the challenge ahead. >> require rolling up your sleeves and taking care of people. i feel confident that with the right people in the room, these problems these challenges are solvable. >> we will have a better idea who the dubs may face in the first round. >> likely without steph. >> likely.

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