the end. and that plane only taxied within an hour or so the two men who arrested alameda county says one of the unruly passengers threatened to open a door on the plane. it would have further complicated the delay to the flight. the flight landed at oakland around 10:30 and diverted from sfo due to weather. it originated in -- passengers were told they could not deplane because of international regulations. the sheriff office says oakland is an international airport it's up to the airline to make the call. passengers again tell us it was hot and uncomfortable. people got upset. told there were 100 passengers on the plane and they became so unsettled the pilot called for law enforcement. >> we had to get special permission from customs to board

an international flight. there are certain federal regulations that have to be met in order to do so. once we got clearance to do that. we did board the aircraft and encountered the gentleman upset. there was a second passenger upset. that person was also detained. >> those men were actually arrested to clarify. the case will be turned over to the fbi. and charges will be decided by the u.s. district attorney. the woman brought off the plane with the mask in the video. she had medical issues. and once passengers make it through customs the airport provided a bus shuttle. and the plane will be flown over to sfo. also of note this is the first day federal employees here are working without pay. due to the government shutdown. passengers arriving right now dealing with customs. folks not getting paid. a bit of a mess at the

airport. >> all started because of the fog. it made it tough over the bay area. >> you can't even see the bay bridge. i don't see it. let's get our first look at the weather. >> it was hard to find. driving across it today as well. we have brighter skies than earlier. fog disappeared somewhat. some still hanging arpd. as well as high clouds. take a look at the storm lurking offshore. and come on clicker. this isn't working. huh, there it goes. all right. we have it storm building offshore. it will be moving in tomorrow to rain bring and showers and gusty wind. it ranks one. it will be moving in tomorrow and continuing to produce showers into saturday morning. most areas will see under half inch of rain from the storm.

starting at 5:00 a.m. tomorrow notice the rain in the day will be going to the north bay. later in the day steadier showers move to other parts of the bay area. the 7-day forecast in a few minutes. >> all right. 88 year-old woman was the victim of a heinous crime this week. >> found beaten nearly to death. her family sent this picture from the hospital. we have the exclusive interview with two granddaughters and why they believe the asian community is being targeted. the images are not only graphic but heartbreaking. >> we don't recognize her. she's still hasn't come out of coma. >> the shock of what happened to her grandmother tuesday morning is almost impossible to comprehend. my dad was the one her here. >> when a tenant of 88 year-old reported her missing. her father rushed to this

visitation valley park where she walked every morning. >> he thought it might have been a pile of old clothes. coming closer he saw a body. and the body was my grandmother. >> the beating so brutal she was unrecognizable and choking on her blood. >> another one of wong's granddaughters was too emotional. but believes oellder asians are targeted because they keep valuables at home. >> they are vulnerable. easy targets. and defenseless. elderly asian women. >> while the family is grateful for for the community meeting planned in the coming days. they believe education is key. >> there needs to be a change of mind set. how to communicate to our aan seniors that this is not the way to keep your valuables.

>> in the meantime they pray. hoping their grandmother pulls through. and have this message for the suspect. >> i hope they think about what they did. to think this could be repeated or happen again. it keeps us up the at night. >> the office told me he'll be fighting for more bilingual speaking officers and a substation near the park. the investigation is ongoing. they are not releasing a suspect description yet. surveillance is being reviewed and asking the community to police come forward. >> all right. thank you. just four days into the term governor has released $209 billion budget plan for the state. expanding public spending for schools and healthcare and fighting homelessness. reporting from sacramento. >> the strategy -- >> reporter: the first state

budget proposal is $8 billion bigger than previous years but wants it spent wisely. >> discipline. >> $13 billion in debt and back pension contribution and putting aside $4 billion for the rainy day fund. >> we'll quadruple that safety net reserve. if this budget is approved. >> reporter: k through 12 education will get $80 billion. all time high. and the budget tackles homelessness a huge problem in parts of the bay area. but putting up $500 million for local government to build new homeless shelters that he calls navigation centers. >> we bring social services into the shelters. it's a new style of shelter. >> he plan will be examined by leader in the legislature. this republican likes the tone but didn't lins to expd mecalenrollment.

>> we have an obligation to fix the system that we have. to make it work. before we expand >> the devil is in the details. we have to go through each of those items to see how the money will be spent. >> reporter: the budget also anticipates losing $25 billion if a recession should start. this is just the beginning of the process. after negotiation, the governor will revise the budget in may. the thing that's likely to have the biggest impact isn't specifically mentioned in the budget. under his administration the dmv will begin taking credit c >> now just a few minutes assemblyman will join us live for a closer look at the budget. with some noticeable differences from the past. >> there's relief for anyone set to fly domestically later this

month who hasn't picked up a real id card. californiaens with continue to fly with the old driver's license. or id card until april 10. yesterday the dmv tweeted the date was april 1. it was supposed to be ten. after that anyone flying in the u.s. will need the new real id or passport. the second extension because of the long lines. and the shortage of appointments. the extension was set to expire january 22. >> new development ts on the death of a family of eight that went over a cliff in their suv last april. remains found near the scene belong to 16 year-old hannah heart the daughter of a couple from washington. investigators struggled for months to identify the remains according to press democrat. the girls mother came fard in october that investigators began the id process through dna testing.

the 38 year-old intentionally drove over the cliff with her wife and six adopted kids inside. >> no time line of when the transit center many san francisco will reopen. the authority said materials to repair cracked steel beams on the bus terminal have been ordered. once the materials arrive the authority will have a better idea of how long the repairs should take. it's trying to determine who is responsible for the design flaw. >> ultimate determination of accountability which is really important because we don't want the public to be on the hook for whoever was responsible. is to be determined. >> the transit center has been closed since september 25. 2018. >> all right. take a good look at the sign. you can tell it good-bye. as of today at&t park is no more. the home of the giants has a new sponsor. this will be oracle park.

>> time to >> good afternoon. the deal with at&t had another year. but the giants decided they would go separate ways. calling it amicable separation. just business. >> fog on king street today. not so much a fog of baseball wars to come as one of change. as far as the giants and oracle. it made excellent weather for a carp r corporate wedding. >> oracle is part of the family. >> out with the old in with the new. thanks for memories. new furniture is coming in. the new sponsorship is worth $350 million over 20 years. hey, mr. maize. >> did you believe in corporate names like this? >> not really.

we had one. >> now let's hit rewind. the fourth name of the already venue. >> what was the first name of the ballpark? >> third name. >> nope. i don't know. >> it was a great deal for pack bell. >> he used to work if the giants. he negotiated every single previous name. corporate sponsorship part of the business he told us. >> this is not like naming a bridge or building. this is a business that's highly competitive. and you have to generate revenue. >> does that mean lower prices for your hot dog? probably not. will it be a better team? maybe. the stuff of lure, definitely. just ask former manager dusty baker. >> i'm going to have to get used

to it. oracle arena is where the warriors play. but i call at&t pack bell sometimes. >> one of the questions asked of the ceo today what does this mean for the future in oakland? his answer is oracle deal was always with the warriors. the warriors are moving and that team and the new venue has a different name. we'll have yet another name coming to the floor in >> life outside oracle park. thank you. just a short distance away from the chase center. which is why the warriors will not have oracle. keep it straight. all right. one bay area commute may start getting easier. a look at the new service for people trying to get to san francisco from the east bay.

>> ask him about the proposal to eliminate paper receipts and a closer look at the budget. >> she's more than a bus driver. video of a woman

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yet i believe we're about $8 billion more than the previous budget. so where's the discipline? >> it's setting a strong foundation. setting a large part of that money aside in reserve as well as paying down pension and debt obligations. the bulk of the money is about one time spending. part of the reason governor is so fortunate is governor brown really didn't spend a lot of the money that had been projected or brought in. leaving governor with a large surplus. >> how big? >> it was about 15 billion. we caution about is that the money really shouldn't be spent on ongoing programs. we could be going into debt soon. we have a recession looming. we don't know when the economy will turn. we're dependent on sales tax and income tax. you can lose that surplus tomorrow sfwl you mention hoth aou f ibility given the surplus? tha or a one year buffer.

>> the governor sets aside reserve up to $18 billion. 2 billion more than was before. the hope is that as we continue to hopefully have another year or two that are doing well. we can set aside a large amount of money. the other part that is strategy, is paying down pension obligations. you hear about the pension obligations both the teachers and the state employees. as well as paying down all the various debt obligations. most of the money that got presented today was spent in one time spending. example was schools got money. $750 million of that money was for schools to built kindergarten and preschool classrooms. we're having trouble with schools picking up the preschool slots. they didn't have the classroom space. money for capitol for building those rooms that will last beyond this year. >> what's the situation with respect to contingency fund given a battle with president

trump and the possibility the state of california might lose out federal funds? >> the federal funds are fema emergency funds. those are funds when you have a catastrophe. the president wants to bully california. we're a big state. we're not going to take it. we have help in washington with leader nancy pelosi. and you heard republicans who represent that area that whole area is respected by republicans actually calling on trump to release that emergency management money. >> okay. i want to ask you one other thing. you put out a proposal to ban those long paper receipts that we have become all too familiar with. this is a bold proposal. do we need legislation in order to cover this. >> it wasn't ban. to make e receipts the default. what we're saying is instead of forcing you to opt in you're opting out.

we force people to opt into paper receipts. this is a way to have e receipts. what i didn't actually realize until this legislation is that most receipts every receipt is laced with bpa. a crehemical that we fought to t out of the baby bottles. it's like a poison in their mouth. these aren't recyclable or compostable. if you put them into the blue or green bin they are poisoning the stream as well as the compost stream. >> we're out of time but i want to give a shout out. the name of the staffer that had to misfortune of wearing the receipt on his head. he deserves credit. >> he's not my but a grevolunteer. he's vy excito do it. no hs a over twitter. >> thanks for coming in. >> thank you. >> hundreds of people might be

in a better mood at work. ved re reviews.. we were on board. >> here's something you don't see every day. people enjoying a commute so much, they're taking pictures. >> perfectly happy. >> reporter: these commuters are taking the ferry. the first day for the new route from richmond to san francisco. this ride sure beats being stuck in this. congestion on i 80 considered one of the worst commutes in the bay area. eric used to drive it. >> about tw hours. with the traffic. two hours. >> now. he has a 35 minutes long ferry ride. bart riders areappyveis new opt. >> bart back and forth. for the last ten years. and it's gotten worse.

crowded and this is hopefully more peaceful and relaxing. >> it wasn't just commuters taking advantage of the service today. some richmond residence wanted to ride it for fun. >> this was be great to support it. and people here want to see it happen. >> the 7:10 a.m. ferry was surrounded by fog. but into san francisco, the fog lifted and the sunrise greeted us. putting an exka mags point on the new way to get to work. aside from the view. >> i have access to wi-fi. and i have plugs to charge my phone. i'm good. i'm in heaven. >> look at this bart riders. a parking spot. and it's free. one bart rider told us this makes the ferry cheaper. because he pays for parking at rt. >> they were living life.

>> coming in today over the bay bridge. it was bizarre. with the fog. it was like zero visibility. >> you could barely see the cars in front of you. it lingered well into the afternoon. >> other places were sunny. >> right. it wasn't across the entire region. where it was, it was dense. here's a look at live doppler. we have a few high clouds right now. still a few little whispshispshs fog. looking over san francisco. skies are blue right now. finally. it's 55 degrees in the city. 5 half-moon bay. 63 in morgan hill. check out this view of the soon to be setting sun. 60 degrees right now. other north bay locations have temperatures in the mid to upper 50s. and livermore. here's a view from the rooftop camera. under mainly blue skies.

we'll see areas of dense fog tomorrow morning. showers will arrive tomorrow as well. and we have a rainy pattern developing continuing into next week. perhaps to end of next week. one on the storm impact scale. light intensity. moving in tomorrow starting in the north bay and expanding to afternoon and evening. continuing into saturday morning. most bay area locations will not see more than a half inch of rain. there will be higher totals in the hills. winds gusting up to 40 miles per hour. forecast animation starting 9:00 a.m. notice we don't expect much rain as the morning commute is going on. this will move on shore in the north bay. and continue until about midday. then start to expand south and east. reaching other parts of the bay area. afternoon and evening commute maybe wet. more rain comes in in the nighttime tomorrow. and over night into early saturday morning. notice what happens very early saturday morning.

it breaks up. by 8:00 tomorrow morning saturday morning. we'll see clouds around but not much in the wayfrain. most of the day after the early morning hours on saturday will be dry. rainfall totals about 9:00 saturday morning will be under half inch. but some of the higher elevations and the coast mountain ranges could see more than that. over an inch in some spots. over night look at the areas where we expect fog. in the central valley. through the strait and delta. over night lows will be mainly in the mid to upper 40s. tomorrow highs the showers develop will be in the mid-50s. to about 60. here's the 7-day forecast. every single day in the next seven days we're calling for rainfall. mainly light. a stronger windier storm coming in tuesday. as well as thursday. and those two storms will range two. at least so far.

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here are the stories making headlines. sheriffs detain two passengers from a jet that devoted to oakland because of dense fog. the flight spent three hours on the ground at oakland. passengers grew irate. complains of heat inside the cabin. was passenger was taken off the plane for breathing difficulties. tweeting this video from this mornings meeting of the utility commission. protestors vocally opposed a

measure will they recoop losses from wild fires they may have been caused by the utility companies equipment. we'll learn more at 6:00. >> a news reporter tweeted this video from a protest by epa employees at the san francisco office affected by the ongoing federal government shutdown. other employees joined them as well. urging washington to end the shut down. trump made his way to the u.s. mexico border. he will use executive power to by pass congress if the demand for wall isn't met. live from washington for us. >> president trump is on his way back here to washington. but with no resolution in sight. it looks almost definite that tomorrow we will stretch into a historic territory. tieing for the longest government shutdown. in history. and according to gop senator it looks like it will stretch well into next week.

>> president trump arrived in texas today to rally support for his border barrier. >> what they need more than anything is the barrier. the wall. call it whatever you want. steel or concrete. you don't care. we need it. >> the shut down stretches into the 20th day. federal workers and the supporters are demanding the government reopen immediately. >> we're tired of being pawns. always being the ones that get hurt. >> from ohio to illinois. kentucky, missouri, florida and texas. americans gather in protest of the political stand off. democrats and republicans joining them in washington. >> we cannot afford to play games with airline security. >> inside the senate, schumer demanded mitch mcconnell allow members to vote on legislation to reopen the government. >> why aren't we voting on them? because leader mcconnell is hiding behind trump. >> meanwhile the president warned democrats he would almost

definitely try to use executive power. and after 200 times he promised mexico would pay for the wall. >> when i said mexico will pay. thousands of people. obviously they're not going to write a check. >> the request at the center of the stand off is for american taxpayers to foot the bill. >> just a little bit ago the senate passed a measure that would provide back pay to federal workers. who right now are not receiving the checks. but it's dependent on the house and the president to agree to it. and even then this wouldn't kick in until after the shut down is complete. paying bills right now for workers that is not soon enough. >> all right. we're hearing from former san francisco supervisor and

treasurer. the hot topic on midday live. >> we saw the war of words from president trump and governor. now our new state treasurer is also getting under the skin of the trump administration. her swearing in ceremony yesterday has people talking in part because of this. her use of profanity. >> in the tradition. >> spur of the moment has her san francisco base cheering. she's taking hits on social media. from trump supporters and those who don't support him. but think political discourse should be polite. i got off face time with her. >> it was because of the tweet. threatening to with hold fema fund from california. because of our california fires. and second because of the 19

days we have been on federal furlough. president trump used saltier language than i used yesterday. i do not apologize for that. >> she doesn't apologize. here's a question. should she? does she need to. and do women get judged more harshly for men for cursing and showing anger. >> well, i think it's sort of is distracting from her message. that she's trying to send. there's other ways to do it. i'm serply not a goody. i have been known to curse. >> oh my gosh. shocking. >> golly. professional setting i would never do it. at my job or work. with cameras. it sort of takes away from what you're trying to say. everyone focuses on the curse word. >> yes. women are more judged about everything. >> for more hot topics as well as news dp weather. watch the hour long midday live

weekdays at 11:00 a.m. >> apologizing for her collaboration with r. kelly. she wants the song do what you want with my body removed from streaming sites. she tweeted he stands behind the women. there are calls across the country for radio stations to mute r. kelly. the backlash stemming from the release of the lifetime series surviving r. kelly. >> if new reports are true, the people who run the oscars may have found a solution to the host dilemma. don't have a host at all. >> following the latest from los angeles. >> on hollywood's biggest night. those are words you may not hear this year. the oscars six weeks away and still no host. now reporting they have stopped

looking. >> no a lister wants to host at this point. there's nothing in it for them. >> kevin heart bowed out following controversy over years old home phobic tweets. some speculated he could be brought back. he put those rumors to rest. >> with all this being said. and this controversy and the way you have addressed it. is there hope you would host? >> no. i'm not hosting this year. >> variety reports there's a slight chance a super-star host could step in last minute and fill the role. once held by bob hope, billy crystal and ellen. they are reportedly planning for the first hostless academy award show in three decades. >> the last type there wasn't a host, was 1989. and that show is remembered as one of the biggest debacles. it opened with a huge hmusicalml

number. rob low singing a song with snow white. >> they're hoping to avoid a repeat of the cringe worthy moments. the details are still being worked out the plan for now is to have the show segments and sketches introduced by multiple hollywood a listers. >> well, we're only a few weeks away from oscar sunday. the only place you can watch it right here. sunday february 24. >> all right. next at 4:00. truth and lies. a sneak peek at the special on the scandal involving president clinton and monica lewinsky. >> the setting sun happens every day around this time. day around this time. we won't see much of this it looks like emily cooking faildinner for ten. it looks like jonathan on a date with his wife.

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knowledge. and have never really been heard like this. what it is is this story. this incredible story that led to a constitutional crisis in monica's own word at the time. that gives it something different. her very differently. and him. we also hear from ken star. and all kind of prosecutors and reporters. people who were essentially spinning a web around them. one thing surprised me is how many people knew about this affair. before it became public. and in the middle of it, monica lewinsky. the most impressive person in the story. >> i heard a snip pet of the tape. when you listen to them, you hear the disstress in her voice. and she even says at one point it's too much for one person. you hear her grief. will the viewer feel sorry for her? >> i don't think there's any question about it. you have to have a heart of stone not to feel compassion. for a young woman who was

clearly in love. whatever bill clinton was. she was in love. this was the great romance of a 20 something year-old woman. >> you did have a front row seat to this. i want to ask, do you think the affair will ever stop being interesting to people? >> well, it's such an incredible human drama and a piece of history. it will always be interesting to people. people always want to know what was he thinking. what happened. how were they trapped. without the tapes you hear so much of, you would not we would not know about this. and what's changed is us. we are different. because of me too and other things. so we see these events and these people bill clinton in particular in a very different light. than back then. it's fresh in a way. >> looking forward to seeing it tonight. >> you can see truth and lies

monica and bill tonight at 9:00 p.m. followed by the news. >> most of the early day fog has gone away. more coming in tonight. widespread and rather dense in some spots for the morning commute visibility will be reduced. highs tomorrow under shower conditions will be mainly in the upper 50s to 60. rain chances for the week ahead. we have a chance of rain substantial. every day accept a weak chance on saturday. here's a look at the forecast animation sunday at noon. another storm coming in continuing into monday morning. wet morning commute. another wet morning commute tuesday. guess what? another wet morning commute wednesday. followed by another wet morning commute thursday. get the picture. here's the 7-day forecast. every single day next week we are forecasting some rainfall. lighter on sunday and monday. and wednesday.

but fairly moderate tuesday and wednesday. strong gusty wind. we have pretty unsettled you can say stormy weather. >> do you have anything good to say? >> not anything about the weather. >> thanks. a trooper pulls over and then this happened. lookout. that's only the beginning. the video of what happened after the crash. >> alarming trend involving drivers trying to take advantage of new technology. >> fiat will pay up because of an the question isn't whether he should be impeached any more. he's the most corrupt president in american history. and we all know it. the question now is, how fast can we move past this president so we can build a more just and prosperous future? please, join the more than 6.5 million americans who are demanding action now. because there's nothing more powerful than the unified voice of the american people. together, we will make this happen.

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how dangerous is it to be a strait trooper. take a look at this. pulling over a vehicle on interstate 75 in lee county florida. and out of nowhere another car slams into the back of his cruiser. the impact there fierce. the trooper was okay. the driver in the car was not. the trooper had to yank the car door open and pull the drooiver away from the burning vehicle. >> all right. california officials have settled with an automaker accused of lying about vehicle

emissions. >> hefty price on this. >> hundreds of millions of dollars. agreeing to pay $305 million for recharges it used to defeat device software. accuse of using the devices and thousands of cars to cheat air pollution tests. now does this sound familiar? it's similar to the multi-billion dollar settlement made over the use of the software in 2015. this deal doesn't include any admission of guilt. california by the way which worked with the epa to track down the soft way will get $78 million. >> now ford is unvailed a completely new version of the explorer suv. the model helped fuel the suv craze when it was introduced in the 90s. it's one of the companies most popular. billed as the best selling suv of all time. it could be more important now

that the ford is announcing it's dropping all car models from the north american line up. the new model looks familiar but has a sleeker body and sloped roof line. prices range from 30 to $60,000. >> rise in vehicle theft is blamed on new technology and careless drivers. 770,000 vehicles were stolen in the u.s. in 2017. that's more than any single year since 2009. now most cars that have push start buttons will drive if the key fob is in range of the vehicle. so thieves have been looking for and finding cars where somebody left the fob inside. and take off. grand theft autois on the rise. the price of the average car is $36,000. >> i want to hear from you. the hot line is monday through

friday 10 to 2. you can reach me on facebook. and through abc 7 news.com. >> hold onto your fob. that i can it with you. >> one thing to move. but entire house? up next a look at the effort to preserve the south bay history. >> what's ahead at 5:00. >> new at 5:00 shareholder revolt and google. the protest and the pay out at the heart of a big complaint. a stream of people crossing over. a look at heart of the border debate. and toaster ovens put to the test. they do more than they used to.

tonight at 8:00 it's modern family. the two hour special truth and lies. monica and bill. and stay tuned for the news at 11:00. in san jose construction crews are prepping a historic house in anticipation of a big move saturday. downtown this saturday. we have the story. >> reporter: at san jose state university. >> we really need this. there's so much building going on. it's nice to hold onto the old stuff. >> reporter: the hot topic has nothing to do with academics. >> the first thing that comes to

my mind. this is the oldest building here. >> reporter: contractors moving the historic sheller house. >> 6,500 square feet. 400,000 pound. it will slowly make the little turns. >> the mansion built in 1904 had been saved from demolition in the 1990s. on saturday morning the house will be moved a mile away to a new location. right here next to the business hour. it could take eight hours. fourth street will be closed much of saturday. crews were already preparing this afternoon by trimming trees and will swivel the street lights. >> we thought we might have to split the house in two. we did it in one. >> community activists are glad to see the care taken.

>> it's a lot of stories along with the buildings. and we feel the more of those you lose the more of the stories that you'll never get back. >> reporter: moving forward a new $181 million state of the art science and technology building will go where the house sat. >> you move into a house. but you don't see the house move. it's interesting. especially this house. it means a lot to the students. >> this community hoping for a smooth move this weekend. that will be wild to see. quite the engineering feat. it should be ready for move in at the new location by summertime. the new building will break ground end of april. >> get the latest news with our news app. personalized push alerts. delivered to your phone and in realtime. all right. that'll do it. thanks for joining us.

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>> that's some of the back and forth between air traffic controllers and the captain of a flight. diverted and delayed for a long time. >> good evening. you get a sense of how tense thingss got. fog led to passengers being stuck for hours. >> we're live with the developing story. we're hearing conflicting reports from passengers. you heard the audio from the pilot. passengers watched people faint because of the heat and one of the men arrested passengers say he was a registered nurse trying to flag down paramedics from the window. again very tense situation. let me show you sky 7 video. showing the two men being arrested. alameda county sheriff office was called by the pilot. as things were getting tense.

they had unruly passengers.