new details tonight about the altercation on board a plane at sfo. passenger tell us what they saw. the news starts now. thank you for joining us at 8:00. i'm peggy bunker. >> and i'm terry mcsweeney. airline passengers are reacting to another incident that happened on board a plane. >> this is a dramatic fight on board american airlines. now the company is on damage control. tom, one professional group says the flight attendant broke some of the basic rules of how to handle this situation. >> reporter: they say he actually helped escalate the situation instead of calming it, not what flight attendants are supposed to do in dealing with upset passengers. this mother in tears after passengers say she was

mistreated by an american airlines flight attendant. a man challenged the attendant. >> hey, bud, you do that to me and -- >> you stay out of this. >> reporter: the san francisco woman on the flight said the attendant violently yanked a stroller from the mother's hand which hit the mother and nearly hit the baby. new video shows the male passenger's reaction after the attendant tries to explain that it was an accident. >> you almost hurt a baby. >> reporter: the attendant is suspended while an investigation is completed. an aviation expert says it will work like most criminal investigations. fact gathering followed by decisions. >> they will talk to the air crew and passengers involved. if they have any known passengers who witnessed the situation, they will talk to them as well and determine the best course of action afterwards. >> reporter: these travelers say they are glad passengers are capturing incidents like this on smartphones. >> a video always helps to bring out anything to light, especially behavior like, that

which should never happen, especially in a customer service arena. >> he was very belligerent and that's not what you expect from an attendant and customer service. >> reporter: the association of flight attendant agrees, among other things, it said in a written statement, "the video from an american plane is not representative of the work flight attendants do to de-escalate conflicts and manage issues to ensure the safe departure and arrival of tens of thousands of flights daily. meanwhile, another flight attendant chimed in saying not to jump to conclusions about this flight attendant's actions and how he handled this deal between the woman and her stroller. meanwhile, the airport is saying over the loud speaker reminding passengers to check with their airlines about their policies when it comes to strollers on board planes. thom jensen, nbc bay area news.

>> for continuing coverage and the full video, go to our website at nbcbayarea.com. that's where you can see the video and read your comments. and now to our other top story tonight, it turned out to be much more than science. >> thousands of people across the bay area and across the country participated in the march for science. as christie smith reports, many were there to denounce the president's policies. >> reporter: adam savage, former co-host of mythbusters, came to speak. >> when we see politicians move away from the best data towards their own biases, that's not policy that benefits everyone. it benefits the few. >> reporter: scientists were moved to take action. >> cutting the epa, not funding any climate research whatsoever, eliminating education investment in our schools, those are direct threats to our future. >> reporter: as the rally turned to a march down market street,

many carried signs about science and concerns about president trump's views on climate change and proposed science cuts. >> funding for so many areas, it's just completely unacceptable. for me, the science piece is important but i'm going to be at every demonstration i can possibly make it to. i just can't stand what is happening in this country. >> reporter: in an earth day statement, president trump said "my administration is committed to advancing scientific research that leads to a better understanding of our environment and environmental risks". >> science matters. the world is heating up. we need to do something. >> reporter: nbc bay area news. >> as we just mentioned, not just the bay area, take a look at this video from washington, d.c., where thousands also

gathered to hear bill nye the science guy. he was there to speak to crowds talking about the importance of funding for scientific research. and in chicago, physicists put on a very colorful demonstration. there were reportedly more than 6,000 marches that took place across the u.s. and earth day with a focus on climate change in oakland. this was the scene as hundreds of people came together to visually show what it looks like for a banner with some 300 feet long, which will show how high the bay will rise as a result of climate change. for more information, head to our website at nbcbayarea.com. a san francisco firefighter is in stable condition tonight after suffering injuries while battling flames at an abandoned school. the fire department sent us this

video of the scene. this abandoned school is on cambridge street. the flames broke out on the first floor. they quickly spread. no word on how that firefighter was injured. once again, he's in stable continue tonight. a fire in vallejo this morning. this one was underground. it happened when an electrical vault under a manhole caught fire. this is the scene off columbus avenue. firefighters say the electricity and flames were causing small explosions underground. they had to use a special extinguisher to put that fire out. no one was hurt. san jose police are investigating a homicide at a motel popular with people attending events at the s.a.p. center. marianne favro is in san francisco with the new developments. marianne? >> reporter: terry, the shootings happened around 3:30 this morning and investigators just left the motel.

tonight, we talked to some motel guests who wish that the motel told them more about what happened before they checked in. gunfire erupted at a motel 6 in san jose. tonight, one man is dead. two other men who were shot are now recovering. police were called to the motel early this morning on the alameda after someone reported hearing several shots fired. >> upon our arrival, we located one male deceased. two others injured. the two were transported to the hospital. and other than that, the investigation is ongoing. >> reporter: more than 14 hours later, san jose police were still processing the crime scene, which included first and second floor motel rooms. these two friends are staying at the motel tonight and are headed to the sharks game. they were surprised to learn what had happened here. >> i wish they would have told me up front when i asked what had happened. >> reporter: police did not evacuate the motel but escorted

guests out who wanted to leave. so far, investigators have not identified any suspects. this is the city's eighth homicide of the year. in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> marianne, thank you very much. police are now searching for a brentwood teenager missing since wednesday night. this 17-year-old was last seen in brentwood. police got a tip yesterday that she could be in the pittsburg area, about 50 miles away. witnesses saw a girl similar in appearance at the dollar tree store on bailey road in pittsburg. she was with a male companion at the time. she's described as 5'5" with blond hair and blue eyes. still to come, the power of words. growing concerns that some of the president's comments could make it harder for law enforcement to stop terror attacks. plus, a change of plans. what president trump says he'll be doing instead of attending the white house correspondents' dinner. and san jose temperatures right now in the low 60s as we

wrap up the week in downtown san jose. approaching the upper 60s around 3:00 in the afternoon. clouds are clear for now but shower chances are returning. the seven-day forecast and when to expect rain when we come right back. where the trump administration

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he grabbed him by his shoulders and went on to shake his hand. after announcing in february that the president will not be attending the white house correspondents' dinner, tonight we've learned that president trump will be doing something different instead. he took to twitter saying next saturday, the day of the dinner, he'll be holding a big rally in pennsylvania. that day also happens to be president trump's 100th day in office. details of what that rally will entail has not been indicated. attacks overseas has law enforcement concerned. some say comments linking islam terror may be inspiring extremist groups and scaring muslim-americans from cooperating with the police. for more, gadi schwartz reports. >> reporter: this week's terror attack in paris has police in the cross-hairs. an isis attacker shooting up a police van on champs-elysees. president trump said, whoever is the toughest on radical islam

could win france's election. >> when you categorize all of islam in that term, you tend to target and create vulnerabilities in the community. >> reporter: he spent years heading up the counterterrorism unit. >> that's what isis wants. they want people to feel discontent, to feel oppressed, to feel like they have grievances because it's easier for them to recruit into this ideology. >> reporter: he says for people in these communities, it may make them think twice before going to authorities which means less chance for police to disrupt an attack. >> how have these relationships been with the islamic community preventing terrorist attacks? >> it's been huge. there's pieces that are still active. but just knowing that they're partners with us and the information that they have given

us has led to disruptions and that's not just los angeles. that's across the united states. >> reporter: in st. paul, minnesota, police say the rhetoric has brought them closer to their community. redoubling their effort to check in with the mostly muslim refugee, organizing events and even taking kids roller skating. >> the vast, vast majority of our muslim community are there to support their community. they do some great work in our city. we trust them. they are our friends and family. >> i have some really good news. >> reporter: so far, their approach is paying off. >> people still believe in you. >> reporter: their relationship built on people ignoring a political catch phrase that echos loudly on twitter and tv. gadi schwartz, nbc news, st. paul, minnesota. a scary commute for travelers at a busy train

station in paris today. this is video of armed police officers before they arrested a man wielding a knife. you can see the incident caused panic among travelers who began to run away. officers were able to arrest the man right away. this happened a few days after the officer was shot and killed. a final good-bye today for a man whose senseless murder was posted on facebook on easter sunday. friends and family gathered for a memorial service for godwin. he was remembered by friends and family and they say he was a loving and gentle person who taught the importance of forgiveness. he's survived by ten children, many grandchildren and many great-grandchildren. vice president mike pence and australia's minute met today. vice president pence said the

era of patience is over and all options are now on the table. >> continuing on the path the world has been on with north korea over the last 25 years is just unacceptable. >> the vice president said an aircraft carrier strike group off the korean peninsula within days and is urging china to do more to urge north korea to do more to drop the nuclear program by turnbull. several people were taken to the hospital after a ferry crash in spain. this is video here of the crash. it happened yesterday. watch this. the ferry headed right towards the wall. boom. crashing right here at the port in the canary islands. it slammed into the sea wall causing part of the wall to collapse. emergency services say about a dozen people were injured. five were taken to the hospital. the ferry company says it simply lost all electrical power causing the boat to crash. the ferry hit underwater pipes causing a two-mile oil spill. crews raced to the port to clean

up the mess. rob mayeda is joining us. you were a busy man out and about in the dry weather. >> yes. in san jose, at an elementary. the kids put their handprints around some of the play equipment. that was a nice time there. we had nice weather. sunshine and then the clouds started to fill in around midday. some evening clearing around the bay area, going from clear to cloudy back to clear or clearing around san jose. 61 degrees currently. there's a look at the clearing skies. palo alto, 61 degrees. how about ocean beach, nice view there across the water. but a bit breezy and chilly. wind will be part of our story. especially in san francisco as we see clearing skies. 61 degrees. north bay, northwest winds, we will see temperatures around sonoma and napa approaching close to 70. it's a little warmer than temperatures we saw today.

here is heavenly, south lake tahoe. notice here in the ski report here, squaw valley and alpine meadows, a chance of new snow on the way. tuesday, a few more showers across the sierra. for the bay area tonight, partly cloudy skies. may see a few sprinkles along the coast. 40s and 50s to start the day tomorrow. high temperatures in the upper 60s around downtown san jose and a chance of low 70s south of downtown. close to gill row and around los gatos for the afternoon. close to 70 around the tri-valley. peninsula temperatures, mid-to upper 60s. these wind speeds tomorrow, 15 to 30 miles per hour. gusty along the coast, including san francisco. winds at 15 to 25. into the north bay, upper 60s and low 70s to wrap up the weekend. right now the radar has had a few returns. mostly well away from the ground. there is the back edge of the clouds. out in the pacific, we'll see a chance of showers coming our way

on monday. notice the winds we have out there this evening. these may pick up a little bit for sunday. we're seeing partly cloudy skies, breezy conditions. no chances of rain as we wrap up the weekend. on monday, more clouds and a stronger system bringing a chance of showers back into the north bay on monday morning and then around 4:00, scattered showers around the bay area. this is for your monday evening commute. again on tuesday and probably early wednesday, a lot of clouds but not a lot of rain except for areas north of san francisco. this is the best chance of finding rain. high pressure just off to our west is a flat ridge of high pressure. so moisture continues to try to spill into the bay area, maybe until the early part of midweek and then by the time we get into thursday and friday, high pressure begins to build strongly, which is the reason the seven-day forecast on friday, saturday has a big warmup on the way. in the meantime, we have breezy and clearing conditions tomorrow. chance of showers monday and

tuesday, especially for areas north of san francisco and for the north bay, maybe a chance of showers into early wednesday morning and second half of the week things turn around. 70s and 80s likely on friday through next sunday. possibly some of the warmest weather we've seen in a while. stay tuned. the timing on that is right in the middle of next week. >> it looks like. perfectly timed. we'll take it. thank you. giving back to the community i on comcast cares day. the impact here in the bay area. we'll be right back.

it's our way of giving back to the community. employees joined thousands of comcast employees across the country for comcast cares day. >> it happens every year.

reporter laura malpert has a look. >> reporter: this is one of the sites across the country getting a makeover. from sanding railings to painting murals and planting new flowers, getting your hands dirty has never looked better. >> this is the fun part of the day. >> reporter: it's all part of comcast cares day. it's a way to help improve communities from coast to coast and convey the message that somebody cares. >> their school is going to be transformed or garden may have been transformed. families wonder if they are being ignored and left behind. >> reporter: friendly faces you see with state leaders. >> the most important thing we

can do is be involved locally and make a positive change locally and be strong. >> reporter: this is the principal of a school where comcast employees along with their family and friends transformed the campus. >> all of these garden projects, it's going to be incredible. >> we are changing it up again. >> i really think that we can do things for the youth. that's where change really happens. >> reporter: in san jose, volunteers at glider elementary discovered a fresh coat of paint can make a world of difference. >> now it's bright and colorful. >> it's now the largest single day corporate volunteer effort in the nation. laura malpert, nbc bay area news. a walk in the south bay bringing awareness to a very

important cause. the autism speaks walk. thousands of people are turning out helping to raise awareness kari hall em seed this event. >> there she is. >> certainly worth waiting for. one in 68 children in the u.s. are diagnosed with autism. >> 2,000 people who couldn't afford dental care got checked out today. it's the care clinic that was in san mateo. it pairs people who do not have dental insurance with community volunteers who donate their time and skills. they say they are so grateful for their service. >> i don't think i can thank them enough, honestly. >> i lost my insurance a year

ago so i've been struggling to get a dentist. >> about 30% of californians have trouble finding dental care since they were kids. millions of dollars in area to more than 20,000 people. south bay high school students took home a big win in a worldwide competition. this is the team from santa clara. they call themselves the resisters and crowned champions at the robotics world championship. 1500 teams fwearted in kentucky and went after it for the week long candidate. look at this stuff. >> amazing. >> it is great. >> it's amazing. >> it's been inspiring students to pursue science and math and you are the champion. >> how cool is that?

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>> i will get my feet wet and try it out and sweating with the guys the last year, i know a lot of the players in that locker room and hopefully i can provide insight for what they might be thinking. i'm going to try to approach it with knowledge of the clubhouse. >> reporter: this former teammate thinks lopez will be a natural. >> he's smart and down to earth, too, which is important. you're not going to sit there and tell stories of grandeur, which some guys can get excited about. >> you spend a lot of time in the bullpen talking and you know a lot about the game. broadcasting seems like an easy segue. now, whether it works out or not remains to be seen. >> dodgers is your first series. kind of fitting, isn't it? >> yes. i'm sure sergio romo will be the topic of conversation and rightfully so. it will be fun and exciting and i'm looking forward to the

challenges that tv will provide. >> reporter: while he'll start with pre and post game shows, come june, you'll see him when the giants play a few series on the east coast. lopez currently resides in atlanta. in san francisco, colin resch, nbc bay area. >> the oakland a's earlier won their fifth straight game. >> nice. >> beating the mariners 4-3. pitching six strong innings. an altercation on board, it's pretty much everywhere. this is on board an american airlines flight at sfo. the passengers are now telling us about this traumatic incident. plus, marching for science. the nationwide effort on earth day taking aim at the trump administration. have assembled.

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joining us on this special primetime edition of nbc bay area news. i )m terry mcsweeney. good evening, everyone. thank you for joining us on this special edition of primetime nbc bay area news. i'm terry mcsweeney. >> and i'm peggy bunker. an altercation happened on board american airlines flight right here at sfo. this is the second high-profile incident on a flight this month. >> thom jensen is live and has the very latest. >> reporter: you can see the

flight attendant egging on a male passenger who had already hinted at physical violence. this mother in tears after passengers say she was mistreated by an american airlines flight attendant. a man on his way to dallas jumped in challenging the attendant. >> hey, bud, you do that to me and -- >> hey, you stay out of this. >> reporter: a san francisco woman on the flight said the attendant violently yanked a stroller from the woman's hands which nearly hit the baby. this is the male's reaction after the attendant tries to explain it was an accident. >> i don't care what the story is. you almost hit a baby. >> an aviation expert says it will work like most criminal investigations. fact gathering followed by a

decision. >> they'll talk to the air crew and the passengers involved and if they have any known passengers nearby who witnessed it, they will talk to them as well. >> reporter: these travelers say they are glad passengers are capturing incidents like this on smartphones. >> a video always helps to bring out anything to light, especially behavior like that, which should never happen, especially in a customer service arena. >> he was very belligerent and that's not what you would expect from an attendant and customer service. >> reporter: the association of flight attendants agrees. among other things, it said in a written statement, "the video from an american plane is not representative of the work flight attendants do to de-escalate conflicts and manage issues to ensure the safe departure and arrival of tens of thousands of flights daily. another flight attendant group told us not to jump to conclusions. they said we should really look at what happened with that man who challenged the flight

attendant. they said that he may have actually got himself into legal trouble by threatening a member of the flight crew. we're live at sfo, thom jensen, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, thom. for continuing coverage, go to our website at nbcbayarea.com. >> and now to our other top stories tonight, thousands participated in the march for science. >> they joined demonstrators who denounced president trump's policies. christie smith reports. >> reporter: a rally drew hundreds of people. adam savage, former co-host of mythbusters came to speak. >> when we see politicians move away from the best data towards their own biases, that's not policy that benefits everyone. it benefits a few. >> reporter: organizers say scientists were moved to take action. >> cutting the epa, not funding

any climate research whatsoever, eliminating education investment in our schools, those were direct threats to our future. >> reporter: many carried signs about science and concerns about president trump's views on climate change and proposed cuts. >> funding for so many areas to me is just completely unacceptable. for me, the science piece is important but i'm going to be at every demonstration i can possibly make it to. i just can't stand what is happening in this country. >> reporter: in an earth day statement, president trump said, "my administration is committed to advancing scientific research that leads to a better understanding of our environment and environmental risks". >> science matters and it's real and more important than politics and the world is heating up.

we need to do something. >> reporter: christie smith, nbc bay area news. this is video from washington, d.c., where thousands gathered outside the national mall. bill nye the science guy was there to speak to the crowd there he is. in chicago, science enthusiasts put on a very colorful and animated demonstration there. reportedly more than 600 marches across the u.s. >> they have that bow tie on. looking good. >> and drawing attention to climate change, crowds gathered and the focus is sea level rise. take a look at how they did that. this is the scene as hundreds came together holding up these banners to visually demonstrate how it would look with increased sea level. this was organized for citizens at eastshore park. it created a continuous banner

about 300 feet long. this is what it would look like if the bay area and climate change. for more, go to nbcbayarea.com. a san francisco firefighter is in stable condition tonight after suffering injuries while battling flames at an abandoned school. it's on cambridge street. firefighters say the flames broke out on the first floor and they spread quickly. no word on exactly how that firefighter was injured. you certainly don't see this every day. smoke pouring out of the ground in vallejo after an electrical vault under a manhole caught fire. several homes in the area had no power but no injuries to tell you about.

and tonight, san jose police are investigating a homicide at a motel that is popular with people attending events at the s.a.p. center. one is dead and two others injured. marianne favro is live in san jose with these developments. a pretty busy hotel, marianne? >> reporter: it is, especially with the sharks game going on. police are being tight-lipped but the shooting involved three guests and it happened in two different hotel rooms. tonight, one man is dead. two other men who were shot are now recovering. police were called to the motel early this morning on the alameda after someone reported hearing several shots fired. >> upon our arrival, we located one male deceased. two others injured. the two were transported to the hospital. and other than that, the investigation is ongoing.

>> reporter: more than 14 hours later, san jose police were still processing the crime scene, which included first and second floor motel rooms. these two friends are staying at the motel tonight and are headed to the sharks game. they were surprised to learn what had happened here. >> i wish they would have told me upfront when i asked what had happened. >> reporter: police did not evacuate the motel but escorted guests out who wanted to leave. so far, investigators have not identified any suspects. this is the city's eighth homicide of the year. in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> marianne, thank you very much. police are now searching for a brentwood teenager missing since wednesday night. this 17-year-old was last seen in brentwood. police got a tip yesterday that she could be in the pittsburg

area, about 15 miles away. witnesses saw a girl similar in appearance at the dollar tree store on bailey road in pittsburg. she was with a male companion at the time. she's described as 5'5" with blond hair and blue eyes. still to come, millions of dollars collected and zero deliveries made. and some of lives best lessons learned while fishing. the unique event in the south bay today. right now, san francisco clearing skies, a bit breezy outside. as we wrap up the weekend with clearing conditions, temperatures near san francisco in the low 60s and an interesting forecast ahead which includes a chance of showers and mid-80s. we have a look at the seven-day forecast when we come right back. jack vo: things get a lot more interesting at night.

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erin more r erin moran passed away at the age of 56. she was found unresponsive. in recent years, moran fell on hard times and struggled with alcoholism. fans are now taking to social media to express their sadness. nbc bay area responds to several consumers who shared the same predicament. they spent hundreds of dollars to get a drone before it hits the mass market. >> but they've been empty handed and waiting for two years. here is consumer reporter chris chmura. this 2015 video, a dleclever tw of a drone following a subject

and recording life from above. he pulled out his credit card to land one six months ahead of everyone else. >> they got me right where they wanted me. >> it was described as autonomous and waterproof, too. this is the brain child of two berkeley alums. their san francisco company blanketed social media, offered presales at a discount and collected more than $30 million. it was touted in this 2015 video. >> that's a lot of units. >> it's been great. we have production from all over the world. >> they raked in more than $38 million from 61,450 buyers in 80 countries. but lily repeatedly pushed back

its delivery date. >> when i initially made the purchase i was totally aware that it would be six months until i received it. we're now sitting at two years. >> reporter: and you still don't have it? >> that's right. >> reporter: thousands of fed up lily customers requested refund and got one, including one who enlisted the responds team at our sister station in washington, d.c. >> i never suspected it was going to take 18 months. >> reporter: but people like stewart and james in san mateo and gobs of others who have sounded off on social media did not get refund. stewart and others turned to us for help. we made multiple requests on their behalf. we asked where the $38 million went and whether customers would get their money back. but lily's outlook was bad. then the situation got worse. the san francisco district

attorney accusing it of false advertising and misleading representations. they say the videos weren't shot with a lily. some was shot with a competitor drone and lily failed to make any disclaimers regarding the true source of the footage. they accuse lily of knowing what it was doing was wrong. the co-founder sent an e-mail. "i think we should be extremely careful if we decide to lie publicly." stewart is stunned by all of this. >> i guess emotionally, it's nice to see that there's some legal action taken. >> reporter: a source close to lily robotics says the company staff has dwindled from 30 people down to four. their job is to shut down the company. records show lily robotics has

now filed for bankruptcy. a chapter 11 is often a bad omen for consumers but this one might offer hope. we found the company told the court they have $18.7 million remaining. the same search showed 31,000800 customers awaiting refund which is $588 per person, about the same amount stewart paid. lily's bankruptcy attorney says that the company has requested court approvals to bring full refund to its customers. the court will sort out who lily owes and how much and if stewart pay stands at the front of the line to get paid or the back. >> the crazy thing s. i have no idea whether it's a line or a crowd or a mad scramble. >> reporter: the san francisco d.a. is moving forward with his civil suit even though the company has filed for bankruptcy. for consumers due refund, lily says it knows who you are but

their bankruptcy attorney said if you've moved over the past two years, you'll need to update your details to get your money back. there's a form online. we've added a link at nbcbayarea.com/responds. if you prefer to call, call 888-996-tips. >> unbelievable. >> good job, chris chmura. a little more rain headed our way? >> a little. we'll emphasize a little, thank goodness. right now as we wrap up the weekend, a little taste of the breeze is outside. san jose, 61 degrees outside the s.a.p. center. cooler temperatures around the tri-valley. 580 in dublin. san francisco is 57 degrees. winds at the time is northwest at 15. belvedere, it's clear.

55 degrees. so about the wind speeds we're seeing right now, we have mostly cloudy skies for the better part of midday. late day clearing now. the wind speeds pick up a little more as we get into early sunday afternoon. morning temperatures, 40s and 50s. may see a chance of a few sprinkles early in the day and then mostly clear skies. a sunny finish to the weekend. san jose over towards areas around east san jose and los gatos may get close to 70 degrees. for the tri-valley from pleasanton and breezy conditions around the peninsula. northwest 10 to 20 during the day tomorrow. it may feel cooler outside, especially if the wind comes in over ocean beach into the peninsula and around downtown san francisco. you're looking at highs in the mid-60s. close to 70 in santa rosa. we're seeing a patch or two of low clouds for the morning. mostly clear through

4:00 tomorrow and then on monday a change here. notice the chance of showers around 8:00 a.m. for the north bay and 4:00, we may see a few more showers. maybe not so much towards san jose but south of san francisco and again as we get into tuesday, the pattern resets again. most of those rain chances we think will be for areas north of san francisco as you can see here on the rainfall projection, mainly just through monday night. higher totals here north of santa rosa. a quarter of an inch here. areas south of san francisco, not much. maybe enough to wet the ground through 11:00 on monday. for the first half of the week, high pressure not strong enough to divert the storms off to the north but weaken them through the bay area. that's the story now through wednesday and then thursday to friday, high pressure begins to strengthen. enough so that if enough things hold together, we have a chance of maybe seeing mid-80s in the forecast by next sunday. so may not have seen a high pressure this strong in a while so stay tuned. final weekend of the month may

be a bit warmer after we have a chance of a few showers early in the week. areas north of san francisco, a bit cooler and breezy at times, too. a big pattern reversal towards the end of the week next weekend. may feel more like summer in the bay area. in the meantime, lake tahoe again and snow near 6,000 feet. the snow continues in the sierra as well. >> a little chance of rain. nothing spectacular. longer term forecast is -- are we going into may? >> it's interesting. looking at what happens next weekend, we could start off may with above average temperatures for a change. >> all right. feels pretty good. i like looking at those 80s. thanks, rob. embracing the great outdoors. speaking of the event that turned out hundreds of kids with law enforcement. they've gone fishing. >> a lot of life lessons can be learned at a fishing hole. >> you know what i can tell

about san francisco tonight. >> what's that? >> see that? >> yep. >> that flap is whipping. >> very windy. >> it's howling there. >> it's saturday night in the city. people are having a good time. >> don't forget your hat. >> noted. >> we'll be right back.

important life lessons. sometimes all it takes is a little bait and hook to teach kids life lessons. >> this was in milpitas for a day of fishing and fun. the event is organized by the santa clara county sheriff's recruits program. the recruits are the adult mentors. they are volunteering their time to help out these kids, many from undeserved communities who otherwise wouldn't fish. >> at the end of the day when they leave here and smiling on the bus and some have caught a fish, even if they haven't, they've had a wonderful time and their parents can come along.

we feed them all a nice lunch and they all have a nice time and that's what it is all about. >> how cool. >> very cool. >> there was a barbecue for everyone. everyone had a great time except for the fish. >> rob mayeda, it's never a bad time to go fishing. >> no. the weather was making it easier. wind is picking up to 15 miles per hour. tomorrow, 10 to 20 during the day. 60s for san francisco. close to 70 south of san jose. chance of showers. >> see you at 11:00. william anders: oh, look at that picture over there.

that's the earth coming up. wow, that's pretty. ♪ ♪ david lewis: san francisco bay gives our region its name and its identity. it's the greatest natural treasure in the middle of a heavily urbanized area. michela alioto-pier: it can take you 5 minutes to get to an open space. that's truly, you know, magnificent. dan rosen: it's hard to live in the bay area and not