decision is released in about a month. the parents want to know whether the defendants will be let out of prison in the meantime. >> let's talk about the weather. we are finally getting a break from the storms. check out the sun. . are live tyler cameras getting uav -- our life tower camera is giving you a view of how beautiful it is. just a lovely change of pace. >> now a view that is not quite as beautiful. this shows how many pg&e customers are waiting for their power to come back. the short answer, a lot. full answer, fewer than 100,000. less than half from this time yesterday. we are out of the studio for a few days while some projects are being worked on. >> which is why we are here in the newsroom. sandhya patel is up on the roof.

how many more sunny days are we going to get? >> i will give you sunshine again tomorrow. d then friday we will cloud it up. certainly bright out here. we have a little bit of a breeze but nothing like the wind in this of what we experienced yesterday. take a look at our tower camera's from the san francisco bay area. basking in the sun. enjoying the break. some wet weather passing through southern california earlier today. still have some isolated thunderstorms in the sierra. locally things have quieted down which is what we need. tonight under mainly clear skies temperatures are going to drop. a frost advisory goes up from midnight until 9:00 a.m. mid to upper 30's. anybody without power or the unsheltered will be impacted. if you have any frost sensitive plants make sure you protect them and don't forget about those pets. 7:00 tonight still in the 50's.

temperatures begin to fall as we head toward tomorrow morning. 30's and 40's. this is not exactly where you will end up. it will get even colder. as we widen the picture on live doppler 7 we have more wet weather on the way. the first taste of this will be over the weekend. the second taste potentially an atmospheric river early next week. a closer look at that timeline coming up. >> cleaning up the damage done and a yesterday is going to take a while. it is extensive as you know. suzanne phan is live in burlingame with some examples of what we are dealing with. ? : -- >> check out the substantial damage choice so in burlingame. a truck totaled by the tree. check out the size of the tree trunk and how busy -- how big and heavy that might have been. a tesla totaled by a fallen tree. so many fallen trees around here in burlingame.

damage was all around us should >> it sounded like a freight train hitting the house. >> sally did not know what hit her home yesterday. >> i looked out the window and that is when i saw it coming down. >> a fallen tree 90 feet and four feet wide did this damage. >> it got whipped around in yesterday's freak windstorm and let loose. >> the tree crushed the backside of the house. one of the branches destroyed her sunroom. >> it came right through my sunroom. there was a chair we always sit in. it is a lovely place to sit and it blew the chair across the room, blew out the windows and landed right in the sunroom. >> her home in burlingame just one of many places hit hard by fallen trees. at el camino in sanchez the wind toppled a traffic light and brought down power lines. part of the major thoroughfare had to be shut down. twks away clphone an inablemound

over snatching a ford f1 50, and suv. >> one of them fell horizontally from the corner and landed on top of my wife's car. >> stephanie solid all unfold. >> we kept joking about the wizard of oz. next thing we knew it was the loudest crash that came down. >> the house was yellow tagged. >> we lost power. we have no gas. phone, internet, nothing. >> so much damage done by the fierce winds from tuesday's storm. the concern that another big storm is just around the corner. >> i hope the winds are not as back as -- not as bad as they predict. all these trees have suffered from the drought. they get all the wind and water and they are not strong enough. >> it is crazy to think the tesla here was totaled by a

fallen tree and all the other vehicles were damaged the same way. tonight i can tell you there is some good news. a lot of the people who lost power because of fallen trees apparently they have their power back. they thought they were going to get their power back friday morning or friday night so some good news there. we are live here. >> at least they have that. amazing damage on that street to also on the long term cleanup list, potholes. sky 7 found a crew repairing those this morning. while repairs are needed hav two lanes closed did backup traffic. >> in woodside highway 84 was closed because of the massive sinkhole. caltrans says lanes in both directions between portola road and skyline boulevard are shut down. yesterday's storm put large cracks in the road making it impossible to drive in the area. santa clara county was hit hard

by power outages. many schools were forced to cancel classes. dustin dorsey gives you a look at the damage in the south bay paid >> in a city known for its trees we did not have to fi to find one down. >> yard. a lot of fences down out of the neighborhood. pretty intense. probably strongest ones i have seen in a long time. >> down the road students from westmont high school shared a similar account. a large tree still down. one student provided live updates for her mother. >> the wind is insane. trees are falling down. another tree fell down. >> with each fallen tree more and more damage knocking out power. westmont and prospect high school forced to cancel school for the day waiting for the power to be restored. >> crossing our fingers for power tonight and hopefully

tomorrow. most of the houses do not have power. >> not only houses but businesses shut down with outages. the community left in the dark. >> we had candles lit and glow sticks. just went grocery shopping. like our food will probably go back storm a total of 450,000 pg&e customers impacted. >> we are currently working through the aftermath of the 13th storm event in the past 75 days. this has been the most impactful storm in terms of customers out in a city day since 1995. >> crews were out when staking the lights back on. the company says it may take longer than usual to restore everyone's power. and while the community remains optimistic. >> we are better off in some places. take it hour-by-hour and hope you will have power soon.

>> today governor newsom toward the stern ravaged monterey -- monterey county town of pajaro. crews completed the first phase of emergency repairs last night. governor says private support is coming but a long-term fix is still years away. >> the challenge is cannot go like that overnight and fix this. that is why it was soberly stated we are looking at a five to seven year process. as we were just on the levy i am not satisfied anymore than you are with five to seven years. million in funding to repair the levy last year. the fix is long overdue. there's been at least five major reaches since the levy was constructed in 1949. as more rain moves to the bay

area you can keep track of the changing conditions and access the same live doppler 7 are weather team uses every day available on demand on the bay area app. >> one student is in custody after a fellow student was stabbed at sunrise middle school. police say the student is 15 years old and suffered non-life-threatening injuries. the suspect has only been identified as a fellow student but police say that person will be booked into juvenile hall for assault with a deadly weapon. a woman was found dead in a san jose apartment and her husband is under arrest. it happened yesterday morning just off east capitol expressway. the names of the people have not released. concluded we will take into account intimate partner violence being the cause but we don't want to speculate. it is still early in the investigation. >> this is san jose's fifth homicide of the year. >> san jose police are asking for your help to identify a run

dry seen in this surveillance video. the pickup truck hit a pedestrian leaving him with critical injuries. the man was walking across the street to help a family in broken down car could -- in broken down car. animate with information should call the san jose police department. unprecedented step into the country paid the arguments heard before the bay area became the first to ever ban gas furnaces and water heaters small change in california real estate paperwork make a big difference in who is able to buy a ho

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>> the closing bell. losses were not as steep as they had been during the trading day. the towel ended up with a loss of 280 points. the nasdaq minutes to close in the green. the s and p dropped 27 points today. markets were down in part due to bank stocks tumbling. the global financial system continues to reckon with the failure of silicon valley bank's collapse. financial institutions could face tougher oversight and wills. while there is scrutiny tonight about a deal involving global investment bank goldman sachs which could make $100 million after buying tony $1 billion of svb's debt to >> gas prices are starting to drop but prices are still around five dollars.

the most expensive is in napa county. san mateo county, 50 six. sonoma county charges 501 on average. in a move that could set across the nation bay area air quality officials have banned the sale of new natural gas powered water heaters and furnaces. they voted unanimously to approve the ban which begins in 2027 after hearing powers -- hearing hours of public comment. tara campbell was there. >> people packing and a wednesday in of the bay area air quality management board. the goal is of pollution caused by nitrogen oxide. also known as knox. >> i am a senior and have had no menu which puts me at risk for pulmonary illness from toxins in their. illuminating gas appliances would reduce that risk.

>> from seniors to students. several hundred cory young is in eighth grade teacher in east oakland encouraging the board to take action. >> having taught for 17 years asthma needs are significantly and disproportionately higher than any other school i have worked at due to environmental racism. >> the new rule requiring retailers to stock only nox furnaces. they would be the first band of its kind in the nation to phase out these gas appliances. a move estimated by staff to save up to 85 lives a year. adequate doctors taking to the podium in support pointing to the ill effects of air pollution. >> for children it is asthma. for older people it is increased cardiovascular disease and lung disease. now we know more about strokes

and dementia. >> but not everyone is on board. several real estate groups and department associations raising concerns about the impact of housing supply. >> in addition to spending a hefty amount they have to have their tenants leave until the electrification process is completed. although temporary this will reduce the supply of housing under the bay area which is an issue we are already struggling with. >> don marshall says he foresees a struggle. >> the pg&e system in some cases does not have the capacity for everybody on one block to electrify. >> he says making the switch away from gas is good in theory but a lot easier said than done. >> it is a bigger issue than just the idea of change this furnace out or change this water heater and make it all electric. >> as far as any concerns about the electrical grid handling the change based on an independent

study air quality district officials believe it can. pg&e also voiced its support of the new regulations. >> need to get back to our weather. so nice to see the sun today. >> when he did this desperately. the wind was brutal yesterday. >> it is just so much quieter today. i think they are let more people and a good mood. behind me you can see blue skies. have a little breeze coming through and it is cooling off. let me show you where we stand in terms of rainfall percent of normal. santa rosa over 36 inches of rain at 130% of average. san francisco, 150 two. oakland, 179. san jose, would hundred 17% of average with over a foot of rain. sfo is at 167. looking at the statewide reservoirs, rain, snow.

the golden gate weather services makes a great point. almost all locations have exceeded their rainfall season rumbles for the end of the year which is in june. we have had a lot of rain. here is how the reservoirs are doing. like shasta, 68% of average. 80%, lake orville. there is still room. there is still capacity. it is good to see these reservoirs getting filled up. a live view from zephyr cove where there is plenty of snow on the ground. the snowpack statewide is at 223% of average. southern california off the charts at 271% of where you should be. the snow showers are primarily south of lake tahoe heading down this set -- the yosemite area. residual stuff out there but it is really quiet as you can see on live doppler 17 53 degrees in

the city. 56 in oakland. upper 50's from san jose to santa clara. here is a view from our san jose camera as the sun is setting past 7:00 p.m. you have a little more time to get out and enjoy. 63, napa. 59 degrees in livermore. bright skies for marvel gate ridge camera. we are expecting frost by morning. occasional light showers. a stronger storm coming in next week. tomorrow morning while the valleys wake up to clear skies we are going to see some patches of fog forming between 5:00 and 8:00 a.m. plenty of clearing and everyon will be able to get out and enjoy some more sun like our producer. temperatures drizzling tomorrow morning. watch out for some of the fog along the coast. definitely bundle up because it will be a cold star especially in the santa cruz mountains

where we are expecting temperatures in their mid to upper 30's. tomorrow afternoon, 66 degrees and aced -- 66 degrees in fairfield. 62, san rafael. 65 in san jose. we are going to fast forward to what is ahead. models have been all over the board on friday. when model was dry. one model is what. slight chance on friday. it is saturday night into sunday you will have your first opportunity for light rain. monday a stronger system begins to approach that is going to bring widespread rain and the sierra some more snow here a few feet into the mountains. an atmospheric river. the exact track could be anywhere from essential california to southern california. we are right in there. a look at the seven day forecast. sunny and mild are for your thursday. it is over the weekend you will

see occasional showers. we head into next week is spring begins. it turns colder. let and windy. showers and gusty weather will continue on wednesday. that system coming in early next week. the concern is on tuesday. get ready. you still have time and you have time to get out and enjoy the switches sunshine -- this which is sunshine. limited addition. let's hang onto it while we can. >> coming up next the battle over the night skype should you could say it is astronomers ♪

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>> leading research facilities is in the bay area and scientists say they are worried a growing trend will make it difficult to continue doing their job cared >> sac fly and tests explains wise drummers at lake observatory are concerned and why no. >> noti though it has made headlines recently it is the incredible daily accomplishments that are attention grabbing. >> new worlds are discovered on the summit of mount hamilton in santa clara county almost on a routine basis. >> astronomer dr. paul lynam says their ability to do that work is at risk because of light pollution. we were talking about the accelerating growth of light in

the night sky beyond the natural illumination of the stars and the moon. largely that is being produced by outdoor lighting sources like streetlights and billboards, car dealerships and football stadiums. >> the artificial light gets scattered. detect the faint sources, the astronomical sources in the night sky. >> the gilroy council is expected to vote to allow a digital billboard on highway one. they have been linked to light pollution. >> thank you billboard. >> the city voting to allow new book -- new billboards to its airport. a local gro for many reasons. >> based on our own research we have seen in the bay area, in

this county the majority of the advertisements are national or advertising sites outside of the community like san diego. >> a proposal for the gilroy billboard found there would be no impact to the environment. he says there are broader health implications. light pollution has been linked to various human elements like heart disease and oppression. >> something called mild cognitive impairment. >> local school system suing to hold social media companies accountable for the impact they have on kids. >> that is the really sad of the puzzle because now we are not passing on generational wealth. >> changing paperwork to buy a home in california could have big implications for racial eq

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>> surfing the web online and on social media. that is how teenagers spent a lot of hours every day but studies have shown the adverse effects of too much screen time and that is why the san mateo office of education has filed a lawsuit to hold companies accountable. >> we must finally hold social media companies accountable. swing at social media companies for negatively influencing young people. republican senator josh hawley followed by introducing a bill to block children under 16 years old from social media. and now the san mateo of education filing a lawsuit in federal court because of the impact the school district is seeing on their students. >> the social media platforms can be used to harm each other or to create havoc or to cause disruption or to shame students for various identities or the way in which they look or sound.

>> we are talking about children. their brains are developing. what happens to them while they are children carries through for their whole life. >> anne marie murphy is the attorney represented the school district. according to the lawsuit the district is spending large sums of money addressing and reversing the harm done by social media platforms like youtube, snapchat and tiktok. they want these companies to help pay for that. people to help them, to help educate them about making responsible choices, all of that takes resources. it takes time. it takes money. it takes time away from learning. >> that is not mentioned the damages to property created by violent challenges executed by students. companies protections for young people. the lawsuit says it is not enough.

the strategies to go after big tech the way big tobacco was targeted. once upon a time cigarette ads are associated with good times and good flavor. >> i'm not sure we will convince young people not to use social media or fully educate them on the harms that can flow from social media. that is why as parents and as communities and schools we need to also be taking steps. >> san jose's ne vowing to get back to fiscal basics paired his latest budget proposal calls for investments in community safety, cleaning up neighborhoods and finding housing for the unsheltered in his city. >> amid tech layoffs, the filler of a vitally important local bank and inflation that eats away at our buying power, this is the moment for focus. in my march object message i together a set of recommendations to do that. while they are still many things

we want to do, there are a few basic things we must do. of silicon valley bank as a reason to focus on attracting investment in in san jose. former theranos executive ramesh sunny balwani as expected to report to prison tomorrow in atlanta to begin a 13 year sentence. he was convicted of fraud and conspiracy. this is video of him going to court in san jose. his ex girlfriend elizabeth holmes is scheduled to begin her 11 year sentence next month. >> americans cut back on their spending last month after splurging the month before. that a client was greater than economists expected. the producer price index slowed to four and a half percent last month significantly down from 6% in january. the consumer price index showed inflation cooling in february. no secret that homeownership is the greatest pathway to creating wealth and passing it down to the next generation. a change in california has some

concerned it could push black and brown buyers out of the market. race and social justice reporter julian glover sorts it out. prices are declining in to my 23 but the average home price is still $1.1 million. if you're looking to buy a home at that value the minimum amount of money out-of-pocket would be 3.5% for a down payment on an fha loan. and 3% for closing costs. that is $33,000. a staggering total of $71,500. a change to a form by the california association of realtors has real estate agents conservative buyers under the market would be required to put down even more money to the tune of an additional 3%. >> it could be devastating. >> real estate agent rico rivera is concerned about a new change to a piece of paper called the seller payment for the buyers broker agreement. this determines how a buyers agent is compensated. a change to the form could signal the homebuyer could be on

thumb to pay the agent. in massive change to the transactions in the state. he is the president of the national hispanic organization of real estate agents. >> i am more concerned it is going to impact the lower income communities. i'm more concerned the wealth gap is going to widen. >> the change made to the form is in response to a trio of lawsuits making waves in the real estate industry. the first is a lawsuit that resulted in 2020 settlement between the u.s. department of justice and the national association of realtors. the doj sued the trade group of allegations will made by the nar allowed workers to -- to misrepresent services performed by a buyers agent are free which is not true. the agent is paid through escrow from the proceeds the seller makes on the property. the second and third seats are class-action lawsuits out of kansas city and chicago claiming the will that requires all

sellers to pay a buyers broker is unfair. that rate is usually between two and a half to 3% as seen here in this screenshot of an mls. the california association of realtors tells me the changes are being made to stable for lawsuits. real estate agents are concerned this change may flip the current model on its head. >> we know homeownership increases your wealth. it is going to ask us out. that is the sad part of the puzzle because now we are not passing on generational wealth. >> she is the president of the trade organization representing black real estate agents dating back to the 1940's when black agents could not hold the title of realtor due to racism. she is concerned in the change in paperwork could create new norm where homebuyers are on the hook to pay their own agent. having to bring an additional 3% to close on a property could mean fewer black and brown

homebuyers. > it is going to push out not just black buyers, hispanic buyers. it is going to push them out >> homebuyers for marginalized communities generally have less purchasing power due to income inequality, irish student loan debt and lower credit scores. member the average home price of $1.1 million? if a buyer is responsible for paying their agent that means an additional $33 -- $33 million to close the deal. that raises the minimum out-of-pocket is 71 thousand 500 to $104,500. >> we are not going down the road where it is a retired -- a required document. > jennifer is the president of the california association of realtors. she believes the current model where the seller is responsible for paying the buyers agent is the best option. while the new form is available the model has not changed. >> it is very few buyers that either make up a difference of whatever they have agreed upon with the realtor for have to infect compensate -- have to in

fact compensate the agent directly. >> when asked about the concerns of black and latinx she told me -- >> certainly that is not what we want to see. >> but it is something we will be watching for. >> julian's reporting highlighted systemic problems with the real estate appraisal industry and lead to change at the federal level. >> in a couple days -- th only thing bring down the pilot that value -- the value of my home was me. >> all of our books and or art. like ok, did we miss something? >> your home is valued for $25,000 less than two doors down from you. how does that happen to the hud secretary? >> i live in a black neighborhood.

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>> come back. the story of how windy it was yesterday. just rolling along a runway the men who tweeted this used the caption it is so windy at sfo today nobody wins to take off except this bag. there were a lot of delays at sfo yesterday because of the weather. >> that is a great piece of video. it is late for its flight. the rising number of near misses among planes at airports pump to the faa to call for a safety summit. it took place today. >> as part of a review of safety standards across the industry. reena roy has the latest. >> one close call after another involving commercial flights and of the faa holding a summit to address safety concerns. >> we have seen an uptick in

serious close calls we must address together. >> the safety summit along with the ntsb other government agencies investigating those recent aviation incidents looking at patterns and risk factors as they hope to figure out how to prevent similar issues under the future. >> additional information suggests more mistakes than usual are happening across the system. >> one potential factor they are working to address is a staffing issue with 1200 less air traffic controllers than a decade ago. there have been at least six midair scares and your misses in recent months including this one at new york's jfk airport. a delta pilot forced to slam on the brakes after an american airlines plane crossed the wrong runway. >> cancel takeoff. >> these recent incidents must serve as a wake-up call before something more catastrophic occurs. >> transportation secretary pete buttigieg telling abc we are on

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>> differently not on the moon but out here are starting to get cold tonight. let me show you what you can expect. a frost advisory beginning at midnight. it is going to be in effect until 9:00 a.m. tomorrow. the temperatures mid to upper 30's. bring in her pets. protect frost sensitive plants. if you have friends or neighbors without power, those that are unsheltered, they are going to be impacted by the cold conditions. tomorrow morning we are talking about low to mid 30's around lakeport, santa rosa down to 37 in livermore. at least we are in a break from all the stormy weather we have experienced. we deserve a break. the concerns are still there. there is a flood warning going until 11:00 p.m. in sonoma county tonight. it takes a while for the creeks and streams to come down. paco river, flood warning

tomorrow night. the flood warning going until saturday afternoon. we are not expecting a lot of rain as we head toward the weekend. tomorrow you get sunshine after some patchy morning fog. it is going to be a warmer day. i want to show you what is ahead for the weekend. rainfall amounts will be light. anywhere from a few hundredths to 15 hundredths of an inch. climate prediction center is saying next week we are going to see rain and it is going to be well above average. 80 to 90% chance of above average participant -- above average precipitation in the bay area. while it is just going to be light and scattered for the weekend, as spring begins next week widespread rain on monday. it is going to get windy monday night into tuesday. i am not expecting the same intensity but it becomes a level two. in moderate strength storm for tuesday. wet weather lingering into wednesday. we could be talking about

another atmospheric river. until then, from the roof, sending it back to you. >> thanks very much. >> sandia is on the roof. is there a basement? that is where we would put larry. >> wave, larry. he is at the end of a newsroom. >> i'm not waving to a person who says i should be locked in a basement. my goodness. i see dan. >> i'm not here. >> hi, dan. the last thing the warriors need right now is another injury. here we are again. andre iguodala may have played his last game in the nba.

> now abc 7 sports with larry beil. >> 39-year-old andre goodell a three. a reverse dunk monday night. then he went down on a drive to the hoop. the result is a broken risk. he needs surgery on the left wrist. this is the play. he wanted to dunk but looked like he did not get enough air and hit the floor hard. he has played in only eight cams this season. a recovery time for a broken wrist normally six to eight weeks per there is an outside chance he could be back in time for the postseason pit the warriors play the clippers tonight in l.a. jordan poole has open some eyes with his explosiveness and

shotmaking. among those surprised at his rise, clippers forward paul george. >> i got to shout out jordan poole. i did not see division from your one to year two. if you ask me after watching the first year if he was going to be good i would've said i don't see it i was like wow. there are three of them now. >> yes. it is three of them the nba has suspended john moran for eight games for some of his off the court behavior. he was seen flashing big gun a couple weeks ago. . he will get credit for the games he has already missed while he has been getting counseling. he will not be available for saturn nights came against the warriors. aaron rodgers emerged from the darkness cave with a new vision of him wearing a new york jets jersey. he is waiting on though jets and pen packers -- and packers.

hethe four-time m.v.p. come his relationship with the packers began to deteriorate when the team drafted his replacement jordan love three years ago. he is do to make $59 million. packers and jets have to workout trade compensation. he has certainly made his intentions finally clear. >> at this point as i sit here i think since friday i made it clear my intention was to play and my intention was to play for the new york jets. and i have not been holding anything up at this point. it has been compensation the packers are trying to get for me and digging their heels in. >> the dallas cowboys are releasing one time star tailback ezekiel elliott. only 27 years old but he lost the speed he came in with in 2018.

cowboys can roll with a younger, cheaper and faster tony pollard as their starter next season. heading into friday's opening-round in the ncaa tournament stanford's cameron brink and haley jones received all american authors. brinks said a school record with 111 blocks this season. joan scored double digits in 22 games this season. they are a dynamic duo. couple of warriors notes. there is ton of guidance or outlook in terms of when andrew wiggins will be back. everyone is waiting and concerned about his family situation. we sold gary payton the second warming up today in l.a. finally seeing him on the court as well as jonathan coming to who apparently is dealing with an ankle injury but he is going to try to go tonight. they are getting a couple guys back hopefully soon. >> we are waving again. >> see you, dan. >> it was management wanted to put you in the basement.

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