see on the far right. we have team coverage with a mix of perspectives. >> let's go to sandhya patel. >> let's take a look at our drought monitor and we will talk about what has happened. last week 84 .6% of california was in a drought. in one week you will notice that number has shrunk 49% is now in drought so it is nearly half of the reduction here. there are parts of th california i will point out the coastline from santa cruz heading down south out of the drought. parts of the sierra and obviously parts of the snow we have received. the rain we have received is making a difference. the end results locally. most of the bay area is in the yellow category which is the dry category. you will notice there are parts to the north still in the moderate category.

considering how bad it was months ago we were in the worst category is extreme and exceptional. we are doing better. i want to let you know the d zero through four, the dry category, moderate category and severe category all three categories have seen a reduction from last week so we are heading in the right direction. with more rain coming our storm impact scale on there. it is a level one. saturday through tuesday and on thursday we have better opportunity to continue to see improvement in the drought. i will be back with a closer look at the timeline which will include part of your weekend. >> drought is usually what we talk about during the summer so will this wet winter be enough to tide us over? suzanne phan is in the newsroom. >> we have gotten so much rain and season that is great for the bowdoin state but experts say we still have a long way to go to

rebuild every seriously depleted water supply. >> it is outstanding to see that historical snowpack we have. blanketed the cr and so much rain has drenched much of our state. that is bound to be good news for our water supply and/or reservoirs. here is a look at the lexington reservoir. it is one of the largest in santa clara county. reservoir a huge difference from what you sow in september. it is beautiful to see the water rise up on the banks. >> the federal drought monitor says drought conditions are gone in more than half of california. that includes the bay area. take a closer look at california's drought monitor the suit compared to six months ago. the colors show drought intensity ranging from abnormally dry and yellow to exceptionally dark red. >> clearly we have had a wet winter. >> we asked the california department of water resources what they think about the

assessment. >> we are at somewhere and if the vicinity of 130% of average statewide precipitation right now. certainly some areas are recovering rapidly from drought in terms of reservoir storage. it takes longer to recharge groundwater basins. some of our groundwater basins have been severely depleted over multiple years of drought for more than a decade. that is where we have the disconnect between water supply availability and just this one years hydrology >>. dwr focuses on water supply. the agency says california has made major progress but still a long way to go. >> we need to see how some areas catch up in terms of groundwater capability. valley water in santa clara county says they are making sure they have infrastructure to store water and to put it to use. they're looking at other water supply projects. >> we can't rely on mother

nature. other nature with climate change is going to be boom and bust. in those bust years we have to have a local reliable water supply and that is why we are looking at recycled wastewater and recycled water in purified water programs. what are >> experts say all the rain we have had is great but it will not wipe out the make a drought we are in. scientists predict it will continue for years to come. they say we need to continue with conservation and we need several more wet winters to bring reservoirs back to the level we saw before the mega drought. >> thank goodness we have had this progress. you can track the drought as we head into the spring and summer months. check out our drought tracker available on our website. >> now to developing news. a parent of one of the students involved in yesterday's fatal stabbing at a santa rosa high school says the tragedy was preventable. the mother of a 15-year-old stabbed in the hand says

montgomery high officials of a previous altercation between the three boys involved in yesterday's incident. maria cervantes said she tried to get officials to resolve the issues. weeks ago you pulled me in for a meeting to let me know my son was assaulted through weeks ago by the same individual. >> her son showed up at the memorial erected on campus. his hand heavily bandaged. police say he and 16-year-old walked into a classroom and confronted a 15-year-old freshman. a fight broke out where the road allegedly stabbed the two. -- 15-year-old allegedly stabbed the two. a man is under arrest after police raided a home in san jose and say they found explosives. the fbi has been called in to help sort through the two story house a block away from gunderson high school. zach fuentes drawings is live from san jose with what he has learned about the investigation.

>> in addition to the explosive materials found inside the home police say they also believe there is a narcotics making material. they say there is no public safety threat but they did evacuate some of the homes closest to the home under investigation. a massive scene still impacted -- a massive scene still very active. police, fire trucks come fbi. vehicles and equipment know when and if the south san jose neighborhood expected to see. >> i've been in this neighborhood 45 years and we have never had anything this bad. >> police say a 30 five rd is in custody for possession of explosive materials. >> not only is there explosive material but there are chemicals used to manufacture narcotics. deadly combination. in a residential neighborhood with children in the home. >> our camera was one of the first on the scene when the huge

law enforcement response dissented on the home. within 24 hours later the scene was still extremely active. >> there's so much material we have had to call in federal resources to assist us with the proper handling and rendering of the evidence that is here. >> the neighborhood is just across the street from gunderson high school. >> explosives like in a neighborhood isle with of as a family neighborhood. it has always been kid friendly. so it is a bit of other concern to >> police say the suspect was arrested at a location away from the home but they would not go into detail about what led them to that home. some of the many details they say will come out later. >> today would not be the last day we speak about this >>. after seeing news of last months explosion in a san francisco's outer neighborhood neighbor say they are great for the situation was not worse. >> i have never felt unsafe but that makes me nervous.

this activity is going on now. just have to be more aware of my surroundings. >> police say there is no public safety threat but if they need to do more widespread evacuations they would send officers door to door. this is still a very active scene. police saying they could be here for up to two hours. we will continue to track all developments and updates on this. >> a popular bay area radio hosts has been missing for a week and is presumed dead. the wife of jeffrey vandergrift host hosted a statement to instagram. she wrote her family has discovered information leading us to believe he will not be coming back. he openly talked about his struggles with one disease which he was diagnosed with in 2021. our contributor showed some tips to prevent the seas which is spread by techs. >> if people want to make sure

you're not only know where you are going if there is a risk of lyme disease but take a look at your clothing and you are done. make sure you remove any tics you may see quickly with tweezers. you can do things such as wearing clothing that covers your entire body and using certain repellents that can repel tics. again, prompt diagnosis and anti-biotic treatment is crucial for preventing long-term symptoms. >> he says part of what is making it so challenging as there is no consensus on how to treat long-term symptoms. if you or someone you know is struggling with depression or other mental health issues there is help out there. go to abc7news.com/take action. >> senator dianne feinstein is hospitalized and a sand disco and receiving treatment for shingles. she became ill last month and missed several votes in the senate along with committee hearings. she is expected to make a full recovery and return to the senate and a the coming weeks.

a few weeks ago the 89-year-old announced he would not be seeking reelection. >> in this era a man from new york is dead after a ski accident. south lake tahoe reports the 46-year-old skier fell into a tree well and was covered with snow on an expert trail near the roundabout trail. ski patrol set -- patrolled tried to save the man but he was pronounced dead a short time later. >> coming up next, the i team. will repealing a law make it easier to stop sex trafficking? >> still to come from michael finney, a warning about atm's involving chips and taps. >> the warriors are on abc 7. watch them play the lakers on sunday. that game tips off at 12:30 on abc 7. when pain says, “i'm here,” ♪ i say, “so are they.” just one aleve. 12 hours of uninterrupted pain relief. aleve who do you take it for?

>> will move to an update from the i team should police chiefs and mayors are criticizing a new law limiting their ability to crackdown on human trafficking. a new effort to repeal the level is underway after a civil rights organization so our story exposing the problem in east oakland. stephanie sierra has the latest. >> the abc7news i team revealed trafficking operations and alleged sex workers appeared to be soliciting outside a great school in east oakland one month ago. now a group of mayors and police chiefs based in southern california are joining an effort to repeal a law they say makes it harder to crackdown on these crimes. gr have reached out across the state because they went to support the efforts to repeal

this law. >> we are concerned children's lives are at stake and i have noted 60% of victims of human trafficking are foster youth. >> shane harris is the president of a california-based civil-rights organization. he sent this letter to governor newsom urging for the repeal of senate bill 357. a law that went into effect in january which prohibits police from citing people suspected of soliciting sex purely based on appearance. state senator scott wiener representing and cisco authored the legislation. >> i have spoken with the governor directly. the governor shared with me he is very concerned about this and especially since the operation down here in san diego. >> san diego district attorney says a recent sting operation in the city that led to 48 arrests highlighted the need for the law to change. do you know that the traffickers and the buyers were boasting on social media that because of the

decriminalization law that they can just openly sell human beings for sex on our streets? >> i'm sure people say a lot of things. whatever jokes they were telling them whatever they were saying they just got arrested without the repealed ordering law on the books. >> senator weiner introduced sb seven after he found the law disproportionately targeting transgendered women should letter criticized that goal saying it was missed and has caused great confusion to the efforts of addressing human trafficking. >> we need to repeal it. >> and oakland city councilman is joining the mayors of three southern california cities and five police chiefs that want to repeal the law including the national city police chief and san diego police chief. >> my biggest concern is coming true. we are seeing young women being drafted against their will. a lot of them being juveniles. we are having traffickers

emboldened this law appeared >> i think the common layperson believes prostitution is now legal. >> these police chief say the new law is making it more challenging to crackdown on trafficking operations. both pointed out before the law passed a recent two months sting operation that involved local, state and federal law enforcement could've been accomplished faster with fewer resources. >> before the bill took place this could've been accomplished by one officer. that could actually see there was solicitation for prostitution taking place. >> attorney general rob bonta expressed concern about the laws implications. >> we hold people accountable. i'm not in the legislature. the legislature will have to determine what they want to make of any unintended consequences. >> senator wiener stands by the wall at is no plans to amended. he says any attempt to appeal it will be met with credible opposition. it is backed by one of the

largest anti-trafficking nonprofits. >> i would we have a criminal law allowing a police officer to arrest you based exclusively on how you look and not on what you should not have that kind of law on the books and the police have plenty of tools to deal with trafficking. they should be doing more work to address human trafficking and less complaining. >> the police chiefs and mayors will be going to sacramento in a couple weeks to advocate repealing this law. we cover that meeting and let you know what happens. >> we will stay if you have a story for the abc 7 19 call this number on your screen. or go to abc7news.com/i team. >> sacramento city council is expected to take the first steps tonight in maiming a skate park after tyre nichols. he grew up in sacramento and was active in the skateboarding community. he died in january 3 days after being beaten by memphis police officers. he frequently reaches that he

thickly visited the regency park and the city is working on a plan for a plaque as well as a concrete pad to be built in the park. >> let's move onto the weather. wasn't it gorgeous outside? reason to smile. the news we have the top about the drought. >> it is so incredible. >> all these storms. for those who don't like the paying off. going to keep that trend going. i still have more sunshine for you to be able to enjoy. as we check out live doppler 7 there is another system heading into the pacific northwest. there is cold air associated with it. we will have more systems coming in begin this weekend bringing us the wet weather again. for the time being just seeing some passing high clouds as we take a look at some of the clouds from our emeryville camera. looking back toward sutro tower.

49 degrees in the city. oakland, 51. the temperatures today were in the low 50's to low 60's. after morning temperatures began in the low 30's to mid 40's so it was a nice recovery this afternoon could we are not going to be as cold tonight which is good. from a golden gate bridge camera you are seeing some of those high thin wispy clouds to low to mid 50's from santa rosa to napa. look at this stunning shot. a nice post sunset shot from her oakland airport camera. as we look back toward the city can see a little bit of color. mostly sunny tomorrow. right and windy for the weekend. a slight chance of center -- of thunder between saturday night and sunday. as we go hour-by-hour these high clouds will continue to strain in. possibility of low clouds tomorrow morning. the extra cloud cover will help to insulate us so it is not one to get quite as cold tomorrow morning. we will have isolated spots that

will drop down near freezing like santa rosa. for the rest of you in the mid 30's and mid 40's. a combination of clouds and some stars. for the afternoon you're looking at 60 in santa rosa. 57, oakland. 55 in san francisco. six degrees in fairfield. it is going to be a great end to the week to get outside, get some stuff done. if you want to do some gardening because saturday things change. winds will start to pick up we are talking about 30 to 40 mile-per-hour wind gusts on saturday. saturday afternoon, evening. the strongest winds along the coast and over the hills. as we look hour-by-hour showing you the timeline, the next system coming from the north will bring us rain. saturday morning it starts and buying into everybody is getting the wet weather. sierra is picking up the snow the snow will continue to fall in order of feet. we will get a little taste of

snow. our higher peaks locally getting on the snow. not a lot expecting a little bit. as matt into monday the wintry mix continues to all of this winters into tuesday before the system winds down and the other storm -- and another storm coming thursday. the rainfall taking you from saturday through tuesday. most of your anywhere between half an inch to an inch. there'll be some letter spots picking over an inch of rain. it is going to include a little something for everyone. tomorrow dry and mild afternoon. son and high clouds. level 1 storm on saturday. it is windy. wet weather returns. someday you get scattered showers. it is still going to be windy. not quite as gusty as saturday. a level 1 for monday and tuesday. monday is the wintry mix with

lingering rain showers tuesday. short break on wednesday. more wet weather for thursday with another level 1 storm. we're going to give you breaks in between which is important as you both know so the ground can absorb and we don't get all the flooding problems. it is good to have those breaks in between but great to see more rain. you will pay a price. coming up a users guide to

>> california gas prices are rising faster than almost any other state. the bay area is outpacing california. san francisco averages five dollars a gallon. san jose drivers pay 4.87. oakland guest is 4.85. statewide telephone your prices are up eight cents to 4.83. the national average is down two cents. >> happening tomorrow new express lanes debut along 101 in san mateo county. it has gone through nearly 80 your of delays are the new express line stretch 60 miles along highway 101 between interstate 380 and south san francisco and whipple avenue in redwood city. they connect with the existing express lanes which run to north

matilda avenue in sunnyvale. there are express lanes on the northbound and southbound la si. you can see the signs and markings. you can use the lanes for free if you are carpool with three or more people and have a fast-track flex. you can use regular fast-track if you a solo driver to pay to use the express lanes jerry 5:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. monday through friday. prices vary depending on how much traffic there is so keep that in mind. pg&e had to shut down a road to make some repairs. it is a step to get the power back on for people who have not had lights or heat for days. >> i have a warning for all atm users. thieves have found a new way to rip you off. important information ahead on 7

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> today's nice drier weather gives crews a chance to catch up repairing damage done by the recent storm. >> pg&e's map shows current power outages. the cluster of markers is what we are talking about. >> skyline boulevard on los gatos was supposed to be closed

tomorrow as well. pg&e is that of schedule and the road role reopen tonight. >> at the base of the santa cruz mountains for the past week during snow, rain and freezing temperatures residents who live a long black road in los gatos have been under the dark and cold. >> we lost power last wednesday. >> as a longtime resident of the mountains kerry says she has been through a lot of challenges. fires, mudslides, historic rain but nothing like this. >> it is scary. i've been up here for 30 plus years. as is the worst i have ever seen it. >> damage still visible days later. wires across the roadways. trees snapped. others marked at risk of falling with more wet weather returning. >> it is a bit wearisome. i could already see which trees on our property were going to come down. we lost 12 trees already. it scares me a lot.

we could have a little break now. >> crews from pg&e took full advantage of the break with sunshine overhead as they worked to restore power. despite residents being without electricity today was the first day work could get done. >> even though we wanted to access our equipment as soon as the weather system arrived there was a lot of snow. a lot of downed trees so the snow you did to be plowed the trees needed to be removed. santa clara county was here yesterday. once they were able to clear the hazard our crews could begin repairs. >> pg&e hopes their work will stick. they have had to repair spots they have already fixed because the next storm created more damage. of the next two days 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. to bring light black to -- to bring light back to black road. >> it is a satisfaction to know someone has the lights back on.

>> pg&e says power will be restored for residents in phases today and tomorrow. >> pay attention to this because of our winter storms california is a setting the deadline to file and pay taxes. you know have until october 16 to file state taxes. that matches the extended deadline to file federal taxes. extension applies to taxpayers in all bay area counties. from san francisco-based sales force caused stocks to rarely on wall street. salesforce rose more than 11% pure the doubt closed up more than 340 points. nasdaq gained 83 and a half and the s&p 500 at a 30 points today. >> atm's provide great convenience but they are also longtime targets of thieves. >> some use skimmers to steal your account number or stand nearby to rub customers. now there is a new kind of atm

fraud. >> michael finney says watch out if you use the tap function. >> we really have to pay attention because this is going to take off. i'm convinced of this. the tap feature uses radio waves to access your account. you need to insert your card. some chase bank companies say thieves used the tap feature plus some ordinary glue to steal their money. >> i was using the atm machine on the right hand. >> she shows how she got scammed at this atm. >> i went up to use the machine on the right. i inserted my card. it did not work. >> a man in line offered advice. >> the fellow on the sidewalk came up and said if you have the chip in your card you can tap it. >> pamela tapped her card. this time it worked. she got her cash, thanked the man and walked off. >> the next morning i looked at

my bank account. >> to her shock she saw three more accounts -- three more withdrawals from her account. nine at your $40 was gone. >> i said that guy scammed me at the atm machine. >> i did not think anything of it. i thought he was using the atm. >> the same thing happened to rob bell at the same atm. when the card reader did not work a man leaned in. >> the person said there there -- that there is a problem with the slot function. you have to use the tap function. >> he tapped his card, took his cash and walked off. later he found two accounts had been trained. $565 going to >> >> my initial reaction was i did not withdraw that much money. i have no need for a thousand dollars cash. >> justin tapped his apple watch at the atm and withdrew $40. later he found five more draws in row. 900 tuesday dollars was going. >> i think someone walked to the atm right after i used it and

withdrew money from the account again. >> victims complained to the bank manager. >> she said i have reported this to the police. it is happening up and down mission street. >> the manager told pamela how the scam works. it starts with glue. >> they put glue in the card reader of the atm machines so you cannot use your card. >> customers tap their card instead. here the trick. when you tap the account remains open for more transactions and less the customer proactively logs out. some customers don't know this. but skimmers do. they wait for the victim to leave then walk up and continue making withdrawals on their account. all three victims filed a fraud claim with chase bank. all three were denied. the bank said the customers authorized those withdrawals. >> that is definitely not true. >> this is ridiculous. why would i do four separate transactions in a row?

>> they should have a picture of who actually did. >> victims said chase would not review surveillance video because the amounts were below $5,000. so pamela filed her claim again and again and again. chase finally replaced her money. after our inquiries the bank refunded justin and rob. telling us when using an atm vigil and in protecting your pin number and making sure you have logged out of your account. >> i will never use that tap function again on an atm machine. >> chase did not say why multiple withdrawals did not trigger a refund alert. and why the bank not review surveillance video. each transaction requires entering a pin number at which the thieves had apparently captured so always cover the keypad when you are logging in. make sure a camera cannot see it because they were somehow gathering that information. >> so much to think about.

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>> of eccentric people in colorful characters who make the city unique and special. this week the city lost one unfortunately. larry hunt was known to many as the bucket man. before you saw him you most certainly heard him. leanne melendez has the story. >> if i stop playing, i will die. >> larry hunt wanted to play his makeshift drums forever as long as he had an audience and that he did. taurus would stop to listen to the bucket man as he was affectionately known. in 2009 he confronted those businesses year -- near union square who called him and a few other street performance or cash a few other street part -- a few other street performers a public nuisance. he died yesterday. the medical examiner has yet to term and the cause of death. abc news poked his partner of 12 years. >> he laid down and he did not get up.

> when he died he was living in an sro. for years he lived on the streets across from glide memorial. he knew everyone and everyone knew the bucket man. >> his picture is on everything. he been down there playing the drums for god knows how long. >> he made a cameo appearance the movie the pursuit of happiness and proudly displayed a picture of them san francisco mayor gavin newsom playing the drums next is buckets. for years he shared this space with the bucket man next to the cable car turnaround at powell and market. >> he found his niche in life and he enjoyed coming out here. he dragged those buckets from five or six blocks. >> he was always outspoken. here he is in 1993 fighting to keep his welfare benefits when alameda county proposed major budget cuts. >> if you're going to cut this budget, you're going to kill everyone out here on the street struggling. >> his partner says those

buckets brought meaning to his life. >> smiling face. and how happy he was. how happy he was coming down here playing the buckets and making everybody happy. >> today where the bucket man regularly entertained there is an unfamiliar silence. in san francisco, leanne melendez, abc7news. >> i always loved seeing him over the years. >> he brought so much joy to others. >> the rain returns this weekend. sandia shows you

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roads. highway 50 and interstate 80 are open without restrictions. eddie was shut down from applegate to the nevada border for several days because of white out conditions. southern california is also getting hit hard the storms. there's so much snow the roof collapsed at the only grocery store at the town of crestline. the store owner tried to clear the snow off the roof but say they could not keep up. some spots saw as much as eight feet of snow over the past week. >> cannot even tell that was a store. >> the good news is all this had a positive effect on our drought. >> sandhya patel is here with more. >> we're going to hopefully continue in the same direction which is positive with our drought i want to show you a live from melrose where there is plenty of snow on the ground. our statewide sierra snow back is that 192% of average. if you're going to enjoy the

fresh powder today and tomorrow your dose. here is the forecast for tahoe. it is going to be heavy snow, windy conditions saturday and sunday so that is not going to be good travel days at all. on monday snow continues. a winter storm warning from 10:00 a.m. sunday 10 8 -- sunday to :00 a.m. monday. it is going to b impossible travel. i would hold during the weekend. these are just estimates from one model. blue canyon 40. donner, 44. we'll take a snow we can get. high clouds passing through the bay area. tomorrow afternoon clouds will filter the sunshine but it is going to be a mild one for most of you like today. looking at low 50's to the. a look at the accuweather 7-day forecast. it does feature mild dry friday followed by a level 1 storm that is going to stick around for the

weekend through early next week again only stay winds, inflate chance of thunder and certainly snow for her peaks. -- snow for our higher peaks. rain showers tuesday. get a break wednesday. more wet weather thursday with a level 1 system. the biggest change you will notice is not just the wet windy weather but cooler weather this weekend as well. >> the hits just keep coming. >> larry is here with boyer's news. >> hopefully they had to coming with them as well. they have 13 in a row. they have 13 in a row. -- they have ♪ ♪

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>> no abc 7 spores with larry beil. >> the warriors riding a three-game winning streak. lawyers owner cautiously optimistic things are finally starting to come together with steph curry possibly returning as soon as sunday in l.a.. i moderated the keynote interview at the stanford school of business. joe and i talked about the return of steph boosting the chances of getting a row down the stretch. >> we are hoping certainly on this road stand coming up. we need him. he is steph curry. it will help immensely to have

him back. the great thing is the team has acquired a toughness and togetherness and if the last few games. hopefully we can continue this. that is a lot to add. there is a lot of optimism from going forward. >> we got warriors, liquor sunday in l.a. no lebron because he is got the tendon injury. tip-off at 12: 30 p.m. this sunday only on abc seven. stanford taking on oregon. halftime. 12 points. six boards. the cardinals built a 14 point halftime lead. a three to make it a 13 point lead. 22 points.

11 boards. the cardinal this is how the tackling dummy drill is supposed to look. sometimes you are in the wrong spot at the wrong time should look at the poor kid. holding the bag. ouch. get smacked in the head right there. i can watch this over and over. i don't know why. another person's misery entertains me. he is in concussion protocol. no, he is not the keeper had on a swivel in the combine. how is the pitch clock speeding up a spool? spring training today. a three pitch strikeout in 20 seconds. wasting no time. pitchers have 16 sections to throw a pitch. he threw three strikes out peter no condo of the pirates. could have -- good night. the rules are speeding up play

by about 20 minutes. throwing to brandon crawford's kids. he got rocked. bottom of the ninth walk-off grand slam. the play-by-play is pretty good from young braxton and commentary from mom. >> nine to nine. >> life. the world series. i love logan webb. he threw down his cap in mock anger as the kids current real across home plate. how cool is that? that is good fun. we are cautiously optimistic. if he is not back sunday he will be back the next couple of

games. >> if he is, we will be doing the car wheels. >> cart wheels chase center and you get a prize. a free i don't know. >> bobblehead. >> the new clay bobblehead is fantastic. >> thanks, larry. coming up tonight, station 19 followed by grey's anatomy. alaska daily areas at 10:00 and stay with us for abc7news at 11:00. abc7news is doing 24/7. get the bay area app and join us wherever you want. that is it for this edition of abc7news. >> we appreciate your time. we hope you have a great evening and we see you again for abc7news at 11:00.

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