>> news to build a better bay area. this is abc 7 mornings. it's saturday may 18th, good morning. i'm chris nguyen. let's get a look at the accuweather forecast. here is lisa armen tracking live doppler 7 for us. >> we have the scale back to the weekend, a 1 bringing moderate rain throughout the afternoon. right now it is dry, but by the end of the day about a half inch, maybe an inch of rain with gusty winds and here's live doppler 7 and the rain still to the north of us. mist and drizzle along the coast and the curl in the atmosphere is something you would see maybe in february or march, but no, we'll continue to see the rain advance at 10:30 or so in the north bay on the san mateo coast and by noon time everyone is getting wet and the heavier rain on the way with the passage of the cold front later on today. so there's a look from our

exploratorium camera. cloudy to start, rainy and then we're looking at breezy winds and still a rainy evening. chris? >> lisa, thank you. keep track of the weather conditions where you live with the abc 7 news app. get the latest from our weather team and monitor live doppler 7 on the go. >> now to a serious health alert for shoppers in the east bay. if you went to the berkeley bowl last week you may have been exposed to measles. ansar hassan tells us more. >> this couple who didn't want to be identified made a special trip to the berkeley bowl after learning of the meeszels case. >> she the receipt awhat time se >> the iey may not have been exposed but they're still concerned especially for their daughter. >> it's scary to realize that, you know, at our grocery store someone had at this point. >> dr. lisa hernandez is a

berkeley public health officer. a local doctor notified the city that his patient was infected with measles and their investigation determined that only berkeley bowl was at risk for exposure. >> there were other exposure, but we don't need to notify the public because we've identified everyone that was at risk. >> dr. hernandez says the virus is easily transmitted and extremely contagious. it can affect up to 90% of people who are not vaccinated. the first-stage symptoms are a runny nose, red eyes, cough and a fever followed by a rash. >> the cdc says if you were exposed to consult your doctor. the city is telling people who shop here on may 7th to keep an eye out for symptoms until may 28th. in berkeley, ansar hasan, abc 7 news. >> to learn more about the measles including symptoms and how the disease is spread, go to our website abc 7 news.com. >> a high school coach and security guard who once worked for the 49ers is being credited

oregon. police say a student brought a gun to park rose high school yesterday morning and he was tackled and disarmed by keenan lowe. lowe is a former college football standout and was with the 49ers in 2016. thankfully, no one was hurt. >> the bay area man who was known as the american taliban is set to be released from prison next week. john walker lindh made national headlines and now nearly 20 years later is sparking even more debate. abc 7 news reporter liz croit has more on what's next for the man from marin county. >> worshippers still remember john walker lindh. >> wn ue hways cm and a seeke knowledge, but he was not -- we didn't see any violence. >> lindh was 16 then and a recent convert to islam living in san anselmo. in just days the man known as the american taliban will be released from prison after serving 17 years of the 20-year

sentence. >> i was a student in pakistan studying. >> that was lindh in his own words shortly after his capture in afghanistan. he traveled to the middle east on a pilgrimage. that's not a grand jury found. in 2002, lindh was convicted on terrorism charges. his early release now stoking debate. the parents of cia officer mike spann call it disturbing news saying the man response ilfor their son's death is still a threat. president trump told them over the phone, he too, believes lindh should serve his own sentence. for lindh's family, a relief. his father has been calling for his release for years saying he was simply a scapegoat for a grieving 9/11 country. >> john got caught up with that and it is not fair to say that he went to afghanistan to work against or wage war against his own country. >> he will be released from a prifrp in indiana and will be on a three-year supervision and we do not know if he'll be

returning to the bay area. a san francisco soccer club has honored the surviving sibling of a tragic crash in the east bay. aaron villarreal was honorary captain and assistant coach against the breakers. last night the team presented him with the courage in the face of adversity award. he was one of four siblings involved in a collision in late february. they were on their way to the hospital to visit with their dying father after colliding with a big rig that was illegally parked on interstate 80. three of aaron's siblings were killed. >> we felt like this was something we had to do just because aaron is very close to many people in the communiy. the san francisco soccer community is very small, and i think it's important that we lift each other up. >> aaron's father has since passed away. the chp is still investigating the february crash. happening today, thousands of uc berkeley students will make the jump to being cal alumni during commencement exercises today.

sky 7 was above california memorial stadium as workers set up for graduation earlier this week. wendy cop will deliver the commencement address and founder of teach for america. today's ceremonies will take place rain or shine starting at 7:00 a.m. and keep in mind umbrellas are not allowed inside the stadium. the university will hold its commencement exercises as well and they will start with the school of science and technology will begin its commencement at 1:00 this afternoon and the school of arts and humanities begins at 5:00. all of the commencement ceremonies will take place inside sonoma state's green music center. get ready for your instagram feed to be flooded with puffle cones. the picture-perfect treat is making its debut in the south bay this weekend. el jose findne memory ands it r

make way for this sweet photo-op. cauldron ice cream is setting up shop in san jose. >> we're bringing a new experience to having ice cream. >> the owner and her crew of 22 are making instagramable ice cream roses, flower-shaped scooped in hong kong-style egg waffles. >> we have the original, red velvet and churro. each cooked to perfection. >> crunchy outside and a soft inside texture. >> 14 ice cream flavors all made to order. crews used liquid nitrogen to make it happen another shot for social media. she was snapping all of the pictures and i just like to eat. >> it's all about the visuals and even the drinks at cauldron ice cream are camera ready. expect a line. when you get your order pick a favorite wall and snap away and click out of instagram and enjoy your ice cream. >> that blows my mind especially with the milk tea fascination with the egg puff fascination and the shop's grand opening

runs from 6:00 to 11:00 p.m. on saturday. i'm amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. >> all about the gram. yeah. you need a little treat to get through the day today. that rain coming and i'm sure those folks will still be busy today. >> absolutely. right now we have partly sunny conditions and it's not totally cloudy anywhere and you'll be waiting in the east bay valleys where it's 51 in danville and 56 in concord and by noon and 11:00 and it's starting in the north bay and we are talking an inch for many neighborhoods and it continues into your sunday and my accuweather seven-day forecast is coming up. >> lisa, thanks. we'll see you soon. a dog walker is caught on camera doing things other than walking

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tips in this gig e delivery pna shopping maorog walking. i-team reporter dan noyes has the details of one customer's nightmare. rosy brown has two rambunctious little dogs, penny and daisy when she headed out of town for a wedding three weeks ago she turned to a popular app for a pet sitter. >> rosy met 26-year-old wag dog walker and sitter casey brengle. >> she had 210 five-star reviews, and i'm thinking, okay, this is great. >> they agreed on four and a half days of house sitting with long walks for $315 and discussed the doggie cam on the kitchen counter. it also shoots out treats. rosy headed to louisiana and on the day of her cousin's wedding received an alert from the camera. >> on the preview of the alert it showed a man in our house, someone that i wasn't expecting. so i opened it up and that's when i saw that she was there

with a man in our house and they were going straight for our bedroom. >> the video shows casey's boyfriend at the apartment on several occasions, at one point locking the dogs inside the master bedroom. on another going from the master to the guest bedroom. after several days of texting casey brengle finally agreed to. >> it's okay that she believes that. that's not what was going on. >> casey's mother and father also visited. even though it says walkers and sitters should not allow third parties into the home of the pet parent. several times it caught casey naked on the couch that rosy brown had saved for six months to buy. >> it got hot and as i said, i don't like wearing clothes. >> to see that video where she's just butt naked, you know, sitting on it, laying on it. that was really hard because, you know, we just bought it. i don't lay down right there, you know? >> oh, really? >> yeah. >> it's actually affected the way that you use your own couch. that used to be my favorite spot

right in the middle, but i don't want really touch it. >> she can't sit on the spot because she has the image being naked on the same spot. do you understand that? >> i do. i feel terrible about it. >> it was not something that i did with intent or with malice. >> she tells me rosy allowed her boyfriend to come over for dinner on a previous job, but that she did not clear visitors for this session. >> the camera casey out for one to five-minute potty breaks and not the ones usually ordered by the wag app and it caught her cursing at daisy. >> is that appropriate? >> she'd been acting like a jerk and that's not appropriate and i was frustrated not at her, at other things and i had gotten in a fight with my mom and i agree it was want appropriate. >> after i contacted the company they suspended casey brengle.

the behavior is unacceptable and contrary to our community guidelines. we expect everyone on the wag platform to conduct themselves professionally. these are my dogs and i know how difficult it could be to find a pet walker and pet sitter. as for wag, i contacted the better business bureau and they tell me the company's had a rocky few months with consumer complaints. the bbb, has had complaints for not applying credits properly, keys, money or other items stolen and dogs getting loose on the walker's time. last month the bureau gave wag an f for the way it addressed complaints and changed it to nr or not rated while they worked with the company with resolving consumer complaints and this week awarded wag a-plus for the progress they made. rosy has questions about how they pon tor walkers. >> how do you know that a wag walker or sitter who has done a

thousand walks or 500 sitting sessions how they're doing on the first session. they could be a complete different person from the last background check. >> ratings and feedback provide wag an ongoing assessment of the pet care provider services and it helps us determine whether they should be allowed to remain on the platform. >> they're allowed to pay for cleaning services. be honest on your application about expectations and about your dog and reveal problems your dog may have with aggression and meet the worker before you hire them and buy one of those doggie cams. for the i-team, dan noyes, abc 7 news. time now is 8:16 and it is bay to breakers this weekend. the san francisco tradition takes place tomorrow morning, but street closures start tonight. how much rain should the runners prepare for? meteorologist lisa argen tracking the accuweather forecast. hi, lisa. >> more than what you would

expect for the middle of may and beginning to see some returns in the north bay and likely not hitting the ground. the front is still offshore and as we go in closer just west of santa rosa, mist and drizzle along west marin. there's the front that will move through later on today, and here's the area of low pressure and this brings in that unstable air for our sunday. it is a 1 on our storm of impact scale and light to moderate rain half inch to over an inch of rain and in the north bay, winds gusting to 35 miles an hour. yes, i know it's may and the flag is beginning to blow here. 47, santa cruz with 52 in san jose and from the peninsula to the south bay and no delays in sfo yet and it's 55 by the delta and in the low 50s and pretty great here and the golden gate bridge and rainy and windy today as the rain develops throughout the morning hours and later afternoon elsewhere and scattered showers into sunday

and a possible thunderstorm, and another late system monday into tuesday. here's the setup. the rain in the north bay this morning and then by 11:00, looking at the rain pushing into the east bay. by 1:00, the front accompanies that. the gusty winds and by 4:00 it is pushing across the city into the south bay for a rainy evening and a bit of a break before another wave of rain move says through tomorrow and tomorrow we will have some sun and we will have more unstable atmosphere and we will look for the possibility of those heavy downpours with some of that afternoon heating. so for today look for a third of an inch early and look what happens after the dinner hour and we picked up 1 1/3, and sann yessy being see over three-quarters of an inch and here we are ahead of the front and the wins get gustier and it's 10:30 tonight and we're

continuing to see the breezy winds and the wind shift, and still into your sunday afternoon and it's blustery and it doesn't feel like may and we're still looking at the rain. today mid-50s in the city up. and the rain does translate to snow for lake tahoe and four to ten inches above 7,000 feet and the winds gusting to 85 miles an hour and for the west slopes it's a winter storm warning this afternoon through 5:00 on monday and additional half a foot to a foot of snow. some of the local resorts are already picking up nearly a foot and squall picked up about ten inches and four inches for tahoe city and could even see snow down around lake level briefly. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast and 50s and 60s should do it with this morning, rain spreading south throughout the early afternoon and it could come down a bit heavy as the front passes through and tomorrow still the scattered

rain showers and maybe even a rainbow and you download the accuweather app and we'll continue to see the rain and a late weather system late monday into tuesday and that should be the end of it and the sun comes out and we'll warm up. >> bay to breakers will be at 8:00 a.m. tomorrow and can you think of anything worse than strong run in a wet costume? >> it will be a wet day so maybe they won't notice. >> just ahead -- [ inaudible ]

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the university of california is suspending the use of glyphosate pf based herbicides. it comes the same week a jury ordered the maker of round-up to pay $2 million to a couple who claimed it gave them cancer. it was due in part to the work of a former cal student. melanie woodrow has more on the woman who fought for the decision. >> there is a big change coming to uc campuses in part thanks to a former uc berkeley volleyball player committed to making a difference. >> i just want students to know that they can do anything if thaw see a problem they can fix it. >> when makenzie feldman was a junior she and her teammates convinced the grounds keeper to stop spraying herbicides here. >> he was like, yeah, totally. i don't have the labor to pick the weeds. i said perfect, we have 20 girls on the team. we'll do it for you. >> we were worried that these were young women of reproductive age and they probably shouldn't

be exposed to any of this stuff. >> they ended up coming out here and having weeding parties basically. >> now mackence's served up an ace for the entire uc community. uc president janet napolitano issuing a temporary suspension on the use of glyphosate-based herbicides at all uc locations due to concerns about possible hazards. >> and we were, like, dang, we did it. >> it's going to make a huge impact for every student in the whole uc system. that's a lot of kids that aren't going to be exposed to the stuff anymore. it includes agricultural operations and programs to include wildfire risk and native habitat preservation and glyphosate-based research. >> we're getting people to e-mail the president and tell her that it's not enough and we want all prop 65 chemicals banned and all herbicides. >> makenzie is keeping a watchful eye on glyphosate-based

litigation. the glyphosate-based weed killers tells abc 7 says there is no evidence that it enhances safety. it cites a recent epa conclusion. in berkeley, melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. >> on the peninsula it's day two of the maker fair now in its 14th year. abc 7 news was at the san mateo county, vent center as things got under way yesterday. the event is an opportunity for engineers to show off their handiwork. the founder and ceo of the fair says he'll consider what's next for the event after next weekend. he says some corporate sponsor ships are down and not everyone are used to this kind of fair. >> i think we need this now more than ever in our culture and it's hard to convince people that it's important to do. >> there are more than 200 maker fairs around the world each year. most are licensed. san francisco-based maker media puts on the one here and in new york. the fair lasts through tomorrow. still to come on abc 7

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weather wise, more rain is on the way. let's get a check of the accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> we're starting with our storm impact scale. the cold front is on the way. the rain just beginning in the north bay, but by the end of the weekend we'll see a half inch to over an inch. you can see the rain right there around santa rosa, but the front is what it's is going to move through today and the energy and the low pressure center tomorrow that keeps the rain going. it is 54 rate now in and cooler to start and by 10:00 the rain still in the north bay and it sinks through the south and east throughout the middle of the afternoon and low to mid-50s. it is going to be well below average. breezy and the rain coming down pretty good later on this afternoon and then we'll see more rain, a bit of a break. it's not over until we talk

about our seven-day outlook in just a few minutes, chris? >> thank you. we have a warning for parents in the fremont area. it's a disturbing case. police have arrested a man that put cameras in the bathroom of a trampoline park and the footage included children. chris reyes has the details. >> it's scary. it's sad. my son used to work there. my kids have all gone there. that's not something that you want to hear. >> fremont police arrested 36-year-old richard charles rocca from antioch. he faces charges of possession of child pornography and concealing a camera in public. they called police on may 3rd after a hidden camera was found inside the men's public restroom inside the trampoline park. that's where police found footage of children using the bathroom and they also caught the suspect setting it up. families want to know that the company is at least asking the right questions. >> did he walk in with kids? did he walk in by himself?

that would have been a red flag if e didn't walk in with kids or anything else. >> he did not want to issue an interview, and there is a company-wide policy to do routine bathroom checks. >> i'm glad she's a girl so she can go with me so i can hopefully protect her a little bit. this is not the first incident this year at this fremont location and just a few months ago police were called to the trampoline park for a man exposing himself. employees chased down the suspect who tried to run away. jose ortiz felix was charged with lewd conduct. it's hard enough to not let them go to a park and bring them to a facility where they think they're safe. police believe rocca may have put cameras in other places. they found other devices and they're asking for public's help in reaching out to victims. in fremont, chris reyes for abc 7 news. time is 8:31. if you're looking for something fun to do this sunday or any

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biggest reason why people choose food trucks. >> we're making mangos on a stick carved up into a flower with mayo, cheese and pepper. this is where we started and we want to continue with our sunday routine. >> the food truck is great for us because it gives us a lifestyle. we're around healthy food all day. we meet a lot of cool people. we specialize in organic acai bowls. we do smoothies. >> i'm eating, it's like a poke bowl. it's ahi tuna and it has rice and it's pretty awesome. you have a pick of everything you want and you can go to each and every one and have something different so how can you beat that? going to san francisco going to different restaurant, here you can do it all and you only have to walk a hundred yards. >> this is the food they don't oftean shows a good amount of culture and individuality with people's foods. >> you just come, eat and relax on the grass and people ainga♪

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here's a live look outside from our golden gate bridge camera. i hope you're ready for a soggy day across the bay. how long will the rain stick around? we'll get a check from our full accuweather forecast from lisa argen coming up. >> farmers are scrambling to pick cherries that can be damaged by rainfall. we showed you a similar scene in gill roadway amid the storms. rain can soak under the stems of cherries and when they dry out the cherries can crack. the cherry harvest must be completed within a window that lasts just a few weeks. right now the trees are loaded, but it's a drill. >> it seems like cherry season you always get a storm and two times a year you get it during cherry season and the farm show. >> the farmers say they do work to air out the orchards as soon as any rain ends. if all goes well, this year's crop of california cherries could be the biggest on record. speaking the rain it looks a little gloomy outside right now. >> does it ever. the rain is closing in in the

north bay and we're taking you to santa cruz right now where it's 49 degrees, cloudy skies raining by noon here and you can see nearly an inch of rain and that's in santa cruz and the rain pushing into much of california and we'll detail the forecast for your neighborhood for the weekend and beyond and don't worry. may does return. >> thanks, lisa. also ahead, one bad period cost the sharks in st. louis. larry beil has you know when you're at ross and you find.hmmm. ...at a price that has you, like... okay. that's yes for less. say yes to the latest spring trends at 20 to 60 percent off department store prices every day. at ross. yes for less.

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welcome back, everyone. a live look from the mount tam camera. the abc 7 storm impact scale back in play this weekend. lisa will let us know when to expect that rainfall coming up in the accuweather forecast. in sports tonight the warriors and trail blazers are back in action for game three of the western conference finals with the series moving to portland. tip-off is at 6:00 p.m. at motor center and you can watch on the sister network espn. warriors lead 2-0. tomorrow the sharks return to the sap center to face the blues in the western conference final. last night san jose had a chance to take a commanding lead in the series. abc 7 sports director has the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning, everybody. the sharks they beat vegas in 7 and colorado in 7 and it looks like they may be going 7 with st. louis and a sluggish first period and

four and just 35 seconds in and sharks turned it over in their own end and they beat marvin jones and 1-0 blues and jones under the siege-all period and blues powerplay and this is off the skate of sharks defenseman justin braun and into the back of the net 2-0 into one. they have a virtual empty net and the backhand goes wide and misses like that would be huge and third period. sharks power play and tomas hurdle and the dive gets the stick on it and his first point in the series and they're right in this thing and the final minute, they absolutely pepper and rookie goalie cannot score. brett burns is going to go wide of the net here and the sharks lose 2-1 and the series tie 2-2 as they return for game five. head coach peter devore is feeling all right. >> how do you feel with the

series 2-2. you're in the western conference final 2-2 against a really good team. i feel pretty good. we have home ice advantage. i feel good. >> we battled and we had our chances and we felt like we sustained that for a while and came real short. >> game five sunday in the tank and giants in arizona, 77 degrees and the roof is open and jeff got to start scoreless and david peralta will change that right here and the deepest part of the yard and 1-0 d'backs. a frustrating game for the giants. 7-0, arizona is your final. how about the as in detroit? stephen pr stephen piscotti getting the humanitarian award. >> oh, he can. two games in a row is up 3-0 and chand pinder, and ten strikeouts

came within one batter of a complete game and as have beaten 14 straight times 7-2. yanis and the lucks taking on kawhi and the raptors and the eastern conference finals and yanis is throwing it to himself. they call him the greek freak for a season and euro stepping and slamming and bucs up 22 in the first half and the game was never close with authority and 30 and 17 for yanis. bucks 125-103 leading the series 2-0 and brooks koepka leading by seven strokes at the pga championship and teerg wooiger d not make the cut. i'm larry beil. hi, chris. i'm not too popular around here. we are looking at a rainy weekend and the rain picks up throughout the day today and here's a look outside from the east bay hills camera that looks pretty nice a tom balmer peak there and this is about all the

sun you will see today because we are looking at conditions going downhill and rain is moving in in the next couple of hours and as it does we'll begin to see the winds pick up, as well and the roof camera up there showing you that right now not bad about 15 miles an hour and it will be anywhere from mi the passage of the cold front certainly along the coast and along the coast is where we expect the heaviest rain, as well, right along the marin county coast and bodega bay and the rain is coming down through santa rosa and the cold front is just offshore here. it will take a few more hours as it pushes in to san francisco, the east bay by about noon time in the south bay and moving down the coast. here's the low and this is the second part of the system that comes in tomorrow. it is a one on our storm impact scale for today and tomorrow. light rain to start and becoming moderate anywhere from a half inch to an inch and coastal hills can pick up an inch or

better, maybe an 1 1/3" this afternoon will be soggy with the roadways and ponding in san jose and temperatures here are mild in the 30s and we'll be looking at snow showers and highs barely in the 40s for tomorrow and the winter storm warning in effect throughout the afternoon and into the second half of your weekend and 56 in concord. it is 79 santa rosa and the time line for the rain looks like this. by about 1:00, the front will continue to push across the bay and that's where we get into the heavy rain in the north bay. it continues 4:00 into san francisco, vallejo, el cerrito and half moon bay and 5:00, 6:00, here comes more shower activity behind it. if you have plans tonight it is going to be soggy out there and tomorrow morning, beta breakers, rainy and a few peaks of sun and maybe a thunderstorm and we can

see hail come down with the brief, heavy downpours and unfortunately with the first amount of rain wave moving through this afternoon about 0.2 san ran and a breaks up about an inch san mateo and almost an inch around concord and over that up in santa rosa. the winds ahead of it continue to increase, strongest along the coast. tonight, they lighten up a bit, but it's still breezy and chilly and well below average and tomorrow it will be a raw day out there even though we'll get some sun. highs today mid-50s downtown and 50 in fremont and talk about the snow in the mountains with the winter weather advisory for lake tahoe for 7,000 feet and then we're looking at your winter storm warning for six to 12orni and be prepared for tricky travel in the mountains and four inches, tahoe city and nearly a

foot in kirkwood aseven-day forecast and a one on the impact scale, today and tomorrow even though the heaviest rain comes today and brief, heavy downpours tomorrow and late monday into tuesday and you're tracking the rain the first half of the week and the warming temperatures the second half of the week. >> i can't even remember the last time it rained with bay to breakers. thank you. >> next, the grand opening of a store within a store aiming

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here are the winning numbers from last night's $300 million mega millions drawing, 5, 17, 28, 32, 63, the mega number 11 and nobody picked all six and tuesday night's jackpot goes up to $367 million. good luck. happening today, grand opening festivities will take place for a store within a store that hopes to attract bargain shoppers in san francisco. abc 7 news got this sneak peek inside macy's backstage store. it offers brand name fashions at marked down prices. shoppers can find some items discounted up to 80%. macy's says backstage is an effort to deep up with its online competitors and backstage is located on the eighth floor of macy's union square. you'll probably be busy today with the folks headed indoors to get out of the rain. >> it's strange for sure and the rain is moving into the north bay. it's raining in santa rosa and

westward along the coast and the sweep alongside mount st. helena as the front works its way south and east and the heaviest rain throughout the later afternoon hours and here we are at 1:00 and it's getting heavy in the north bay and it keeps us wet from bay to breakers and we are dry monday night and more rain moves in, very weak system so we're working on a return to more typical may weather with sunnier conditions and warmer days. this is the worst of it today and a little bit into tomorrow. we'll follow along on the abc 7 news app. thanks to you for joining us on abc 7 mornings. i'm chris nguyen alongside lisa argen. abc 7 returns at 5:00 p.m. and we'll leave you with a live look outside. make it a great day, everybody.

>> this is the "california spotlight," sponsored by the california department of public health. >> hello, there. did you know that according to the u.s. surgeon general, vaping is now a youth epidemic? what you need to know is that there's often as much nicotine in a tiny vape pod as an entire pack of cigarettes. the california department of public health reports that nicotine alters teens' developing brains and can increase anxiety, irritability, and impulsivity. today in the "california spotlight," i am joined by dr. pam ling, and we're talking about a very

important topic -- vaping amongst teens. dr. ling, great to see you >> nice to see you. >> thank you so much for joining us. first of all, help us understand the dangers of vaping and how nicotine affects the developing brain. >> sure. so, nicotine is a neurotoxin. and teens' brains are particularly vulnerable to this toxin and addiction. in part that's because your brain is still developing up until you're 25 years old, and also teen brains are really designed for learning, right? so every time you learn a new skill or a new fact, your brain is forming connections between the cells, called synapses. so teen brains are really designed to learn. and that same capability also means they're more vulnerable to nicotine addiction. >> how can you tell if your kid is vaping, though? >> well, there are some signs of nicotine withdrawal, which can be, as you mentioned, irritability, learning difficulties, mood swings.

now, that may also sound like a regular teen. >> sounds like a regular teenager to me. >> exactly. you can talk to your teen, for one thing, and you can ask them. they may or may not tell you, so you may need to ask in more general terms -- what do they know about vaping, what have they heard about it, do they know other teens who are vaping to get a little bit of sense of that. in addition to talking to your teen, you can also take a look at what's happening at home. often if there's a funny, sweet smell when you enter your teen's room, that smell can actually be vape aerosol in the room. you can also take a look in your teen's backpack and see what's in there. you have to look really carefully because a lot of the new vapes really look like usb port devices or even school supplies, so you have to know what they look like. >> but it can be a minefield with teenagers. talking to kids is the best start. >> i think that talking to kids is always a great place to start. and it's really starting a conversation that's gonna go on

over time, so you want to avoid sort of single lecture from mom as your only way of finding out what's happening with your kids. but listening more than talking is a great idea, and especially if your kids are young, you may just want to ask them what their experience is and what they know. a lot of teens, you know, they start vaping because they think it's different from cigarettes. they also don't even realize that it may have a lot of nicotine or what nicotine does. four out of five kids actually start vaping because of the flavors and just curiosity about the flavors, and they don't really realize that each little pod, like this tiny vape pod, contains the same amount of nicotine as a pack of cigarettes. i do think also parents can ask their school administrators what's being done about teen vaping. so middle schools and high schools across california are seeing this happening and are putting policies in place. and then parents can also think about the kids in their communities and say what can be

done to get rid of flavored tobacco products, including vapes, and getting them out of our convenience stores and other places that are so easy for teens to access. >> yeah. well, dr. pam ling, a lot of really important information for us to digest here. but is maybe one of the big takeaways here is that parents and teachers, health professionals, community leaders need to take more of an aggressive step to help protect children from these highly potent products, right? >> i agree. i think it's up to us to really take action in this, and one really great way to get started is to check out the website flavorshookkids.org. and that place has -- the website has information about the vapes, it has pictures so you can find out, really, what they look like and what they do, also ways to talk to your school administrators or even send a letter to the mayor. >> dr. ling, thank you so much. what's that website again? >> sure. it's flavorshookkids.org. >> flavorshookkids.org.

well, there you have it. if you'd like more information on anything we've discussed in today's "califnilit," go to flavorshookkids.org. dr. ling, thank you. thank you, and i'll see you next time. ♪

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