additional support is provided by the park foundation, dedicated to heightening public awareness of critical issues. the john and helen glessner family trust, supporting trustworthy journalism that informs and inspires. the ford foundation, working with visionaries on the front lines of social change worldwide, at fordfoundation.org. the wyncote foundation. and by the frontline journalism fund, with major support from jon and jo ann hagler. (swing squeaking) >> narrator: sara lives with her three siblings: her sisters helen and farah and her brother mohammed. they live with their parents here in this middle-class suburb that's now a front line in syria's largest city, aleppo. (gunfire) some 200,000 residents have fled the brutal fighting. (faint explosion) >> (speaking into walkie-talkie) (explosion) >> narrator: the children's father, abu ali, used to be an engineer. when the war began, he was one of the first to join the rebel group the free syrian army. >> narrator: he controls a battalion of fighters. they hold a strategic position on a hill overlooking the old citadel of aleppo. (rapid

additional support is provided by the park foundation, dedicated to heightening public awareness of critical issues. the ford foundation, working with visionaries on the front lines of social change worldwide. at fordfoundation.org. the wyncote foundation. and by the frontline journalism fund, with major support from jon and jo ann hagler. and additional support from millicent bell, through the millicent and eugene bell foundation. >> lowell bergman: at the end of the day, when most of the world goes home, a nearly invisible workforce clocks in. millions of janitors clean malls, banks, big box stores, the office where you work. many janitors are women who work at night, in empty buildings, in isolation, and that can put them in danger. >> bergman: maria bojorquez cleaned offices in san francisco's iconic ferry building. >> bergman: what happened to maria bojorquez is not an isolated incident. according to the department of justice, there are more than 17,000 sexual assaults at work a year. we began investigating this three years ago and found it was rampant among women farmworkers who are of

electric car can recharge within the range of that vehicle, so we're working with the national park foundation to help us and stole a number of these. that i absolutely think this is something we're going to pursue in the future. host: secretary jewell yesterday said you have a backlog, a maintenance backlog. what is going on here? guest: for the last decade or several decades, we have been inadequately funded, basically flat funded, by the u.s. congress. as a consequence, our infrastructure -- the park service has an infrastructure of roads, bridges, tunnels, and then we have buildings, many of them historic, and we have water systems, wastewater plants, visitor centers, historic homes. when you look at all of that together, about half of our backlog is roads and bridges. we have the arlington memorial bridge here in washington, which is a $250 million project. over time, those assets and gone into decline. you can see it in the field right now. so we are asking congress to appropriate adequate funding to address this over a series of years to really bring all of these assets back up. host: w

park this afternoon. it was part of a fundraiser for hawks foundation. it's all about building public skate parks in low income communities. in fact, he had a hand in building this park. >> i think skate parks are vastly important because it gives the kids a sense of belonging. it gives them a place to really hone their skills, to find other like-minded people and build a community. >> since 2002 the tony hawk foundation has helped build nearly 600 public skate parks nationwide. >>> the biggest names in country music are in sin city for the academy of country music or acm awards here on cbs. they hit the red carpet in vegas just a couple of hours ago and you can expect special performances from some of the industry's legends tonight. dirks bentley and luke brian are hosting. it's a special night for them and their fellow musicians. >> i always love to hear the new songs artists are coming out with. and hearing the crowd reactions. it seems like every big awards show, somebody stands out and takes their career to a new level. >> you can watch the acm award

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park. and his foundation bought tickets to the game. >> it's a life changing experience so these kids have never been to a game before. >> this is the second year they were treated to a game. this chihuahua that led the chp on a chase has a new home. ponch got media attention after video showed an officer stopping him. his owner never claimed him. >> that is a remarkable piece of video. >> some call it a hail mary. bringing carly fiorina into ted cruz's campaign and what the experts are saying with that decision. >> have you registered for california's june primary? you still have time. >>> big efforts to make self driving cars safe. back in a moment. that's a good lookin' pile of dirt. yeah. it's nature's care. what's in it? lots of rich, moist organic things. can i touch it? yeah, get in there. that feels really good. nature's care organic garden soil. that's some good dirt. and that's some other good stuff too. >> i have accepted senator ted cruz's offer to be his vice president for the republican nomination. >> former hewlett-packard ceo carly fiorina is back in the presidential race,

commissioners a new experience i'm a little bit nervous i'm mike the vp of finance for the state parks foundation and representing my boss elizabeth gold stone we're tenants of the waterfront properties on franco is he had jamestown as our landowner in that short period of time they've made substantial changes to the building and brought the level of the building up to high standards we are interested in this project but we walk by this empty space everyday and we'd to see it uses in a fact that things farther away are better than not we wholeheartedly support this proposal. >> hello my name is ross i'm here as a citizen to speak to my support for this project i also in commercial real estate i have some understanding of the players and jamestown has done a great job in san francisco i applaud what they're doing in ghirardelli square we didn't do a deal but jamestown is just ready to make deals and ready to make the right deals planned construction it local jamestown knows the environment and finally i'm a huge fan of sf made it does so much to try to diversify our economy and supporting 6 hundre

if you want to volunteer every day you can go to oakland parks foundation. >> that's what we need. more volunteers. you can go out in your own neighborhood and do your own thing. start picking up trash and do something good for the city and your community. >> stewardship of our natural places is important. >> i want to talk about the new policy the police department is going to have where they are putting out the allegations of misconduct from the police department. what are your thoughts? >> it is incredibly important right now that we rebuild trust with our community. part of that is not just transparency but proactive communication. we need our citizens to know we are doing everything to ensure that we practice principled policing. that means not just abiding by the minimal laws but going above and beyond to ensure our residents that everything is fair. that officers that are not suited for this job are removed or receive the training they need. that's part of this new policy. >> a lot of people don't know this wasn't something spontaneously that the police department did. >> oa

park on sunday. pediatric cancer foundation and their walk-a-thon at 11:00 in the morning, registration begins around 10:00. >> you've been doing this for how many years? >> 17 years. >> great weather. >> yes. >>> coming up next there, is health facts for when their children will go into puberty. i've been blind since birth. i go through periods where it's hard to sleep at night, and stay awake during the day. learn about non-24 by calling 844-844-2424. or visit my24info.com. >>> in tonight's health alert, the family. researchers studied the timing and boys. those that went through puberty early would have a parent that recorded that they had gone through puberty early. indicating the environmental factors are a stronger influence among females. >>> a high school in los angeles locked down today because of, wait for it a mountain lion. no mountain lions on campus. wanted on the school grounds sending teachers and kids rushing into the classroom. the lion moved on to a nearby neighborhood where it fell asleep. tranquilizer darts tend to have that effect. the lion will be returned back to its natural h

park on sunday. pediatric cancer foundation and their walk-a-thon at 11:00 in the morning, registration >> you've been doing this for how many years? >> 17 years. >> great weather. >> yes. >>> coming up next there, is health facts for when their children will go into puberty. quite a it's called a rigged economy, and this is how it works. most new wealth flows to the top 1%. it's a system held in place by corrupt politics where wall street banks and billionaires buy elections. my campaign is powered by millions of small contributions. people like you who want to fight back. the truth is you can't change a corrupt system by taking its money. join us for real change. alright guys. i want to show you some cutting edge technology. this is a vhs tape. push that tape in and hit play. this is a flip phone. have you seen these before? it's called a compact disc. oh. looks like we're getting a facsimile. what year is it to you? it's old. you'd rather use newer technology? definitely. well, i've got something to show you. this is the 2016 chevy volt. it uses extended range electric technology. the prius hybrid

commissioners a new experience i'm a little bit nervous i'm mike the vp of finance for the state parks foundationand representing my boss elizabeth gold stone we're tenants of the waterfront properties on franco is he had jamestown as our landowner in that short period of time they've made substantial changes to the building and brought the level of the building up to high standards we are interested in this project but we walk by this empty space everyday and we'd to see it uses in a fact that things farther away are better than not we wholeheartedly support this proposal. >> hello my name is ross i'm here as a citizen to speak to my support for this project i also in commercial real estate i have some understanding of the players and jamestown has done a great job in san francisco i applaud what they're doing in ghirardelli square we didn't do a deal but jamestown is just ready to make deals and ready to make the right deals planned construction it local jamestown knows the environment and finally i'm a huge fan of sf made it does so much to try to diversify our economy and supporting 6 hundred

park. the freedom from religion foundation says the symbol is a clear violation of the separation of churchte. the organization is based in wisconsin but says it filed a lawsuit on behalf of a santa clara resident. >> we only get involved when local members contact us about something that's going on in their communities. so it's not an outside group that's coming in to -- to rile up the community. >> the city says the cross commemorates a former 18th century spanish catholic mission that once graced the site. >>> people all over the bay area will celebrate earth day today. police departments, schools and volunteer groups will work to clean up garbage and beautify their neighborhoods. earth day started back in 1970 as a way to spotlight environmental issues around the globe. >>> time now 4:48. >>> in 80s i was working in san jose and i had a mayor ron gonzalez at the time and he taught me to plant something every day for earth day. i'll probably plant flowers today. it's always nice to plant a tree. it lasts longer but if you get some annuals that would be nice. and with the rain you don't h

the second would be a nonprofit second century endowment fund at the national park foundation to reduce the $10 billion backlog in national park service projects. this would present another opportunity to leverage the willingness of the private sector to help address this backlog that the national park service face. it is a win-win for the taxpayer and for all those who enjoy our national parks, all of our treasures. it creates a new national park service education program to help further the educational mission of our parks. the parks are being well-attended right now. attendance is up. people are excited about the parks. this is a great time to pass this centennial legislation. there is comparable legislation on the house side. i'm sure we can get this to the president's deck for signature and ensure that our parks for the next 100 years continue to grow and continue to provide this incredible experience for all of our constituents. this legislation is another, again, example of where we've come together on a bipartisan basis to do this and i want to thank again senator cantwell for h

park. the freedom from religion foundation says that the symbol is a clear violation of the separation of churchzation is based in wisconsin but says it filed the lawsuit on behalf of a santa clara resident. commemorates a forme >> we only get involved when local members contact us about something that's going on in their community. so it's not an outside group that's coming in to rile up the community. >> the city says that the cross commemorates a former 18th century spanish mission that once stood at that site. >>> a private social club for techies is ruffling some feathers on the peninsula tonight. kpix5's mark sayre explains why some neighbors aren't so crazy about the cuckoo's nest club. >> reporter: it extends into residential neighborhoods across the creek into neighboring fallow alto. the cuckoo's nest sits in the back of this office building. the club's website bills it as a private location for tech entrepreneurs and investors to mingle and share ideas, but people who live nearby say sometimes private events are so loud the noise can be heard all the way across san francisco creek int

foundation office back ewqd, all of this evading security guards. thenb scooter is famous because hunter pence would ride it to home games at at&t park. he donated it to make-a-wish foundation and it was auctioned off for $40,000.=)ñ the donor had not yet taken it yet because she didn't have a safe place for it. make a wish hope they can get that scooter back. >> the disappointment that somebody would do this. again, my heart just kind of sinks. i didn't want to believe it until i got the call this morning. i came right in. i didn't believe it and then i saw the scooter was missing and seeing the video footage, it >> now, hunter pence just tweeted this this is scootergate all over again. hopefully we can find this scooter. investigators were just here and they processed the scene. we will keep you updated throughout the evening. sfpd said if you know, recognize the two men in the surveillance video to call police pt reporting live from san francisco, lili tan, nbc bay area news. >> let's hope somebody does. >>> no relief for b.a.r.t. passengers. we just learned in the last 30 minutes parii will not be offering regular service tomorrow

foundation office back door all while evading security guards patrolling each door. the electric scooter is famous because hunter pence would ride it to home games at at&t park. he donated it to make-a-wish foundation and it was auctioned off for $40,000. the donner had just not taken it yet because she didn't have a safe place for it. make a wish hope they can get that scooter back. >> the disappointment that somebody would do this. again, my heart just kind of sinks. i didn't want to believe it until i got the call this morning. i came right in. i didn't believe it and then i saw the scooter was missing and seeing the video footage, it absolutely breaks your heart. >> crime scene investigators from sfpd were just here processing the crime scene and they just finished. we will keep you updated on this investigation throughout the evening. if you do recognize those men in the surveillance video, call police. reporting live from san francisco, i'm lili tan, nbc bay area news. >> lili, thanks very much. >>> the man arrested in a dramatic raid in san francisco friday is due in court on search weapons charges. stanislav petrov taken into custody after they served

that seawall which runs between fisherman's wharf and at&t park is a foundation for many buildings onerry building. >> in a major event, the seawall would move bay ward, and that would cause a lot of damage to historic resources, to the embarcadero, and we need to fix that. >> it will cost some $3 billion to rebuild that seawall. port officials will now get to work on getting funding. >> some really smart bay area kids from here and all over the country, they are taking part in the white house science fair today. i am going to show you video. this is from tonight you see the president the there. this year there is a 12-year- old from super who designed the elementor. a portable device that teaches the scientific periodic table to the blind. a 17-year-old san jose girl developed a 3d printed version of a lung machine for people with chronic breathing problems. and students at union city's james logan high, they created a solar charging station for electric cars. we are also finding out that a student from evergreen valley high school was among 12 students invited to the event at the wh

foundation. they build public skate parks in low income areas. looks like he picked a good day to be out there skateboarding. let's check in with drew tuma with a look at the forecast. going to heat up? >> the next 48 hours we go from spring and jump into summer-like warmth. right now live doppler 7hd showing you partly cloudy skies and we're rain-free. taking you outside. a live look from the golden gate bridge cam. high clouds and you see the numbers. there's a wide range, inland, comfortable at 74 in antioch. mild 65 in fairfield, 64, oakland. look along the coast and we're cool, upper 50s. part of the reason why has to do with the winds. we have onshore breeze and when the wind comes off the ocean water, with the ocean temperature 53 it keeps the coast cool, and the winds are a huge factor in the forecast the next couple of days. by tuesday and wednesday, these winds are going to become a land breeze and that's going to quickly warm up the entire bay area some 15 to 20 degrees above normal. tonight, it's pretty typical. upper 40s to lower 50s

that seawall runs between fisherman's wharf and at&t park it helps provide foundation for a lot of buildings, including the historic ferry building. >> in a major event, the said he showed her the seawall would likely move bayward and that would cause a lot of damage to historic resources, to the embarcadero and we need to fix that. >> it will cost about $3 billion to rebuild the seawall. san francisco port officials will be working on getting funding. >>> more bad news for uc berkeley. the school will be laying off 500 staff people. that's about 6% of the workforce. the cuts come as the college expects a $150 million budget shortfall this fiscal year. the cuts will take place over two years and will help balance the budget by the year 2020. uc berkeley has about 8500 employees from custodians to administrators. the school said faculty members will not be among those losing their jobs. >>> young minds in the bay area taking part in the white house science fair today. this is video from 2014. there is a 12-year-old from cupertino who designed a portable device that teaches the scientific peri

foundation. the group builds public skate parks in low income areas.retty nice day to be out there skateboarding. were you out there skateboarding today, drew? >> i had a short career as a skateboarder. i dropped into a halfpipe and broke my arm. >> really. that was it? >> it was on dare from friends. >> had you ever skated before? >> no. >> that explains why you broke your arm. >> hey, when you're with friends you do what they ask. >> if you're going to be skating today, get the shorts out and the tank tops out. >> it's going to be kind of a weather whiplash. we'll start with a spring-like forecast tomorrow. and then temperatures really take off midweek. live doppler 7 right now, partly cloudy skies. so outside we go, a live look on the sunday night from exploratorium camera showing you clouds once again are creeping in from west to east. but unlike last night, the clouds are not cpletely overcast. so marine layer is a bit shallower tonight, and that means we'll have a quicker clearing tomorrow morning. but out there right now 54 with the cloud cover

. >> the freedom from religion foundation believes that there should not be religious symbols on government property as it stands now, that cross is sitting on a city park. >> reporter: the freedom from religion foundation is from madison, wisconsin. the lawsuit was filed on behalf of the santa clara resident who says he object to the cross being on public property. the organization wrote a letter to the city as far as as 2012 to have it removed and only filed a lawsuit after the negotiations had apparently stalled. >> we only get involved when local members contact us about something that's going on in their community. so it's not an outside group that's coming in to rile up the community. >> reporter: officially a spokesman for the city says they haven't been served with a lawsuit yet and therefore couldn't comment. but even if the group prevails, it's unlikely they will be successful in removing all references to religion from the city. santa clara is, after all, named after st. claire, a catholic saint. the group wants the city to move it someplace else but they are not seeking damages, monetary or otherwise, for the decades that the city paid to ha

park. the freedom from religion foundation says it's a clear violation of the separation of church and statee organization is based in wisconsin but says it filed a lawsuit on behalf of a santa clara resident. >> we only get involved when local members contact us about something that's going on in their communities. so it's not an outside group that's coming in to --to rile up the community. >> the city says the cross commemorates a former 18th century spanish catholic mission that once graced the site. >>> all right. 5:46. a check on the roads. let's see how we're doing. >> it is "friday light." we have rain in the forecast. but we are seeing busy conditions at the bay bridge. so business as usual here. you can see a live look at the bay bridge as you work your way past the metering lights up the incline. we have lots of volume. but it's not too bad if you are heading towards the bay bridge. you will see slight delays off the eastshore freeway. overall it's moving okay. metering lights are on. you're backed up to the maze. southbound 880 hayward down to 84 a few brake lights there but nothi

nuisance so mar is calling a hearing with san francisco fire, the coast guard, national park service and the surfrider foundation. the goal is to come up with new warnings and solutions for the strip of sand along the great highway. ideas so far including more clear signs, lifeguards and signs closer to the water. grant, who walks this path six days a week, agrees. >> they make people look, whether it takes them a while to understand what it's trying to say i'm not sure. but, um, it would be better if it was a lot more explicit looking. >> mar hopes to schedule the hearing in may and come up with concrete solutions for ocean beach then. >>> time now 6:33. roberta, since you have been here we have had some great weather. >> for the last 20 years. [ laughter ] >> all right. well, thank you very much. you know, i was just thinking about this ocean beach story because we need tomorrow solutions. we have a lot of tourists that head to the beach and even though it's spelled out in different languages about the warnings, we still even as locals need to know about what's going on out there. in fact, we do have from the

in municipal bonds in 2012 to build the minor league baseball stadium provident bank park. were built on a foundation of fraud as specifically alleged, st. lawrence and aaron troodler lied about the town's finances, deceiving both the citizens of ramapo as well as thousands of bond investors. >> reporter: the problem is, he says, is that st. lawrence rejected the fact that 70 percent of the people of ramapo voted against the project, but he allegedly lied and assured the residents it would be privately funded. the u.s. attorney stating that the two defendants have hurt a town that was already struggling financially. >> the town of ramapo will have to assume more debt, has had to raise taxes to pay for that added debt, will face higher costs of funding in the market, and is forced to operate a stadium that is losing money there by creating a cycle of hardship imposed on the town and citizens by the defendants' alleged securities fraud. >> reporter: the u.s. attorney's office says it's the first elected officials for accounting fraud. if convicted, st. lawrence can face up to 20 years behind bars. back

park. andrew da fair ya oolg with the freedom from religion foundation says the 14-foot granite cross violates the first amendment and the strict separation of church and state. it stands at memorial cross park where an 18th century spanish catholic mission once stood. a local civic club donated the cross in 1953. >>> we have a new batch of rain now moving in. meteorologist sandhya patel joins us with what to expect. she has live doppler 7 hd. >> you'll want to plan for zra time for your morning commute. you're just seeing clouds but the morning commute will include rain and breezes. live doppler 7 hd, as we close in in the north bay, a few sprinkles are not out of the question. you see some of the moisture off the coastline. the real rain comes in late tonight into tomorrow. we've been using the storm impact scale to rate our storms from 1 to 5 all season long, 5 severe. we haven't seen any 5s. most of them have been 1s and 2s with a couple of 3s. the one for tomorrow is a light system, it's a 1. most areas will get between a quarter and three-quarters of an inch. it will be breezy and there'

the seawall runs between fisherman's wharf and at&t park and helps provide the foundation for a lot ofhe historic ferry building. >> in a major event the study shows the seawall would likely move they word and that would cause a lot of damage to historic resources, to the embarcadero and we need to fix that. >> it would cost about $3 billion to rebuild the seawall. separate san francisco port officials are working on getting the funding. >>> san jose is launching a new crackdown on illegal fireworks in the city. the city council approved a measure that would make it easier for the city to find violators. police say it illegal fireworks is a problem all year but especially around the holidays. neighbors say the problems get worse every year. the fire department said not only are there more fireworks but the ones being used are becoming more powerful. >> more aerial type things that are going up as opposed to just the firecrackers and sparklers. just the escalation of it and we're seeing more of it and more widespread. >> this new crackdown includes higher fines for violators check out y

park in santa clara inconstitutional? the city is being sued by a resident and freedom from religion foundation. is located at memorial cross park near the san jose airport. the lawsuit claims having a cross and maintaining the park at the same time violates the separation of church and state. the cross was donated in the 1950s to mark the second site of mission santa clara. >> people are just finding ways to be offended. i think we've got other issues to worry about, this isn't one of them. this is a waste of time. >> constitutional law professors say the lawsuit has a valid claim. >>> at 5:14, one of the most pressing controversies in san francisco high-tech over this morning. >> uber drivers will stay contractors. the debate over whether the drivers should be considered employees dodged uber for years. drivers will get money now. >> drivers in california and massachusetts will share $100 million as uber settles lawsuits in those two states. back in the envelope, based on how many people were in that class action is about $290. what is critical for uber is those drivers remain contract workers,

. >> hawk held a special fundraising dinner raising at least $700,000 for his foundation to build those skate parkswinner of the $10,000 and tonight's funniest home video is breathless birthday boy from san jose, california. >> yes, san jose. new at 11:00, the san jose family is has den,000 -- 10,000 reasons to smile because of this video. breathless birthday boy and it is a boy struggling to blowout a candle. abc news was there when the announcement was made on tv. we caught up with noah, the video star, and his mother. >> i was nervous and about to cry. >> why? >> because we won. >> it doesn't seem so happy. the family is now in competition for a hundred thousand dollar prize. you can catch america's funniest video at 7:00 p.m. right here on abc7. nice job, noah. >>> our meteorologist drew tuma is here and have you ever made $10,000 for crying on camera? >> no. but i was like that. when i left my mom, boom, the tears would come. in the weather department we are tracking a whiplashing weather. we will start out with spring-like temperatures and then surge to summer-like warmth and then cool off wi

park in santa clara inconstitutional? it is being sued by a freedom from religion foundation. claims that having a cross and maintaining the park at the same time violates the separation of church and state. the cross was donated in the 1950s to mark the second site of mission santa clara. >> people are finding ways to be offended. i think we've got other issues to worry about. this isn't one of them. this is just really a waste of time. >> constitutional law professors say the lawsuit does have a valid claim. >>> a startling new development in the case of a drone that struck a british airways jet. >> it may not have happened at all. scott, there was no drone? >> doesn't appear there was. the minister of transport in england, equivalent of our secretary of transportation say it may have been a plastic bag. he tells the "telegraph" newspaper that said local police said it was a drone and they said dented the airplane, but there is no dent. there is suspicion there was no drone at all. it's a good reminder when we look over our own faa reports, we are seeing reports of drones fro

i would like the on thank the foundation for sponsoring it and the park family. park right there and his wife. this is the reaction after my speech. i guess dave feldman liked it. it went over well. >> looking good and we were trying to get there in the rain and getting soaked on. then almost threw up on the plane. on the way back we got an upgrade. thank you so much for doing that and the students. you guys are phenomenal. had the best time. check me at greta tonight. i'll be with her at 7:30 talking campaign politics. >> thanks. >>> so i want to bring you cool shows that i've been watching. stumbled upon vinyl, a great show about '70s rock 'n' roll. it has been fantastic. face your fears. face your fears. >> what you're trying to say is you've got to face your fears. >> loved it. >> check it out. >> he's phenomenal. i can't get enough of that guy. >> quickly. >> do you know the one thing that drives me crazy when you're at a resort or a hotel pool? when people use the lounges but they don't put down a towel. like these two clowns. i go to get my rest and they'r

. >>> this morning at at&t park they will return a stolen scooter back to the make a wish foundation. officers arrested jacques manns with the burglary. he was the third thief back on saturday. the surveillance camera captured the burglars holding one of the stolen items, the scooter, donated by giants star hunter pence. police were able to discover that missing scooter on tuesday. >>> time to play ball with the giants home opener and we are your one stop shop for everything orange and black. the lights already on and we're told it's warm out there, it is muggy this morning. the first pitch at 1:35 and a packed house. take a look at this. the giants star shortstop posted this note on twitter with the caption, the sf home opener should be a citywide holiday. the note says we have a very important business meeting, please excuse their absence and feel free to join, as well. thanks in advance for cooperating, you've been a giant help and signed brandon crawford. not a bad get out of work free card, huh. >>> kari hall has the microclimate forecast for the game today. >> look, we have a cl

. >> a resident and the freedom from religion foundation are suing the city saying a cross in a city parkviolation of the separation of church and state. constitutional law professor margaret russell is an expert in the cases. >> the solution is to not just get rid of old monuments and say they don't exist. the problem is when they are very associated with religion in a society that the constitution said that the government should be neutral. >> people asked why now? since the cross has stood for more than six decades. >> people are just finding way to be offended. >> the city plans to respond after it's been served the lawsuit. tonight the fate of the cross now in question. ian cole, nbc bay area news. >> the drivers had in two states with class action lawsuits filed have reached a settlement. drivers in california and massachusetts will be paid $100 million if the company goes public. drivers will be allowed to put small signs in the cars that say tips are not included and would be appreciated. >>> okay, it was tight and it was tense. and it went down with out steph curry. the warriors

thieves break into the make a wish foundation office in san francisco and make off with a famous item. it's the scooter hunter pence used to ride to games at at&t park. good evening, everyone, i'm terry mcsweeney. >> and i'm peggy bunker. police are investigating this break in and just left the office within the hour. >> nbc bay area is inside the make a wish foundation with a look at what the thieves got away with. >> reporter: yeah, all so completely devastating for the make a wish foundation. this is where the burglars came in, through this back door, pulling down items across the hallway. you can sigh boxes and everything, and making their way through this hallway. golf clubs pulled down and all the way back, you can see some of these ipad boxes are empty now, and an employee just found this wrench on the ground. now employees still have to do a lot of inventory to see what is missing, but there is one item in particular they know is gone -- a $40,000 scooter donated by san francisco giants outfielder hunter pence. if we could go to some video of that scooter. >> -- where we had hunter pence's scooter live. >> reporter: now the burglary happened

thieves break into the make a wish foundation office in san francisco and make off with a famous item. it's the scooter hunter pence used to ride to games at at&t park. good evening, everyone, i'm terry mcsweeney. >> and i'm peggy bunker. police are investigating this break in and just left the office within the hour. >> nbc bay area is inside the make a wish foundation with a look at what the thieves got away with. >> reporter: yeah, all so completely devastating for the make a wish foundation. this i

this foundation during the quake, began sliding down the steep slope behind me. it ripped apart the asphalt here. the parking there is a trench that is about a meter and a half deep. it looks like something out of a movie set. this is the kind of damage from the earthquake here on saturday in southwestern japan. >> matt, what is the latest on the rescue efforts there? are they still ongoing? >> reporter: very much so. there was good news this afternoon. they were able to find two of the 11 people that officials said were trapped when we checked in with them this morning. two people were found this afternoon. that was great news for rescuers. they faced an uphill battle battling terrible weather conditions and difficult scenes like this here. they have been dealing with people who were trapped in land slides that were triggered by the landslides. we were watching many from the japan self-defense force. the hope is before nightfall here, in the next hour or so, perhaps more can be found. >> remarkable they are still finding people alive. matt rivers in kumamoto, thank you. >> are the two earthquakes somehow re

thus morning, we have university of pennsylvania freshman, nancy, also shelly lee park williams, from the american foundationrevention. good morning to you both. thank you. >> let's start with you. >> yes. >> what's going on here? now, there are suicides at every school in america, no question about it, universities across the country. but that is a lot. ten in three years, at penn? >> well, suicide is not just university of penn issue. it is a youth issue. so every 13 minute someone dice by suicide. >> and -- >> say that again. >> every 13 minutes someone dice by suicide. >> is there common denominate or among those? >> usually it is because some underlying mental health issue it, may be the fact of, you know, some stresses, that they're having. >> do you think it has anything to do with going to a school? >> no, not necessarily, like i said. >> but for some college student, i know you have a facebook post about this in detail, you talk about the ten -- >> i think there is this sort of pressure on penn state student because of the hyper competitive culture, a lot of like high performing schools are like thi

. >>> this morning at at&t park they will return a stolen scooter back to the make a wish foundation. officers arrested jacque manns in connection with the burglary. >>> and at 6:57. that's it for now. let's send it back out to laura and sam live at at&t park. >>> the sun is up and we're ready to go out here. thanks a lot, kira. we're now just 6 1/2 hours away between the dodgers and giants here at at&t. >> if you had to pick the perfect opponents. l.a. dodgers in town. here's a look at the matchup pup who is going to be on the mound today. jake peavy on the right. those two are squaring off at 1:35 today. that action is going to be a sellout crowd, again, for the 4 some odd time. the giants have the longest running home sell out streak in major league baseball. >> it's going to be a great day here, as well. but the giants fans, they want to try to get to their seats by 12:45 so you don't miss any of the pregame festivities. multiplatinum nate he sings "come on get higher." >> a nice touch there and jim davenport actually on the, the  original inaugural 1958 san francisco giants when

foundation. and tomorrow -- >> we'll basically just roll the house forward. >> the house will essentially park on what's left of the property. until melissa and her husband can find and afford a nearby lot to move it to. >> we can move the house. we can save our dream. >> a dream with a different view. but the same ocean blue kitchen. tomorrow, they're going to be rolling this forward about 15 feet. should be an incredible sight. it's just a temporary fix to buy some time while the erosion continues. the homeowner says she's looking for a location in this area so she can continue to call pacifica home. reporting live in pacifica tonight, i'm michelle roberts, nbc bay area news. >> michelle, very good perspective, thank you. >>> san francisco's about to become the first city in the country to require solar panels on new buildings. the board approved the measure today. it requires solar panels on new homes and businesses. supervisors unanimously passed this new law saying it puts san francisco on its stated path of meeting all its electricity needs with renewable energy sources. >> coming up, a sto

city of santa clara has been sued by a resident and the freedom from religion foundation over a 14-foot cross at the city parke cross was donated in the '50s to mark the second site of mission santa clara. the lawsuit says that the city maintains the separation of church and state. >> people are finding ways to be offended. i think that we've got other issues to worry about. this isn't one of them. this is really just a waste of time. >> constitutional law experts say the lawsuit has a valid claim and we should point out that the city of santa clara itself is named after a catholic saint. >>> local college students want to use drones to fight the zika virus. they are using an experimental drone. >> flying over areas to find abandoned pools which can be huge breeding grounds. a drone can do that much more efficiently than someone peeking over the fence. >> in the immediate future, it will not be drones. it will just be mosquitos. >> they won't know they are coming. >> president obama and first lady arrived at windsor castle today. keir simmons reports from windsor. >> reporter: lunch with the queen at windsor

foundation. the team to the time for the home opener at at&t park. police were able to find a scooter after the search the home after one of the three suspects all three are now in police custody. tying you about hitting san jose. and then the from his worser broader coming in from business owners. yes that one attack sofa as a campaign did here p?p?o?gv apparent gang-related graffiti like these that began turning up late last week at san jose city hall have led to a new policy of around-the-clock security. more security cameras are also under consideration and there have been no new tags since monday night. * * * neighbors of city hall can't make the same claim however. as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now, one business is being hit every night. nats >> reporter:manager flavio delgado says tags like the one on the backdoor of lee's sandwhich shop, across the street from city hall, are a daily menace. sot flavio delgado/lee's sandwich shop there are new tags on lees gas meter and dumpster too. delgado suspects the same vandals who've been defacing

foundation. the officers took it to at&t park this morning. the surveillance video shows thieves swiping the scooter and other items from the charity's office over the weekend. >> he was hearing a little bit about it and i got to catch up now that we got back and, you know, it's the mona lisa of scooters. [ laughter ] >> i guess so. police say they have all three burglary suspects in kentucky. >>> it was a close call for pedestrians on bay street in emeryville. look at this. this structure collapsed right on the road. police and paramedics were quick on the scene. luckily, no one was injured. windy conditions are likely to blame. >>> meantime, the temperature, what a difference today. really incredible. >> the wind direction means everything. oakland 90s, no, 68 degrees this afternoon. we are going to stay cool for a while like maybe two weeks. >> wow. >> peek outdoors and show you the highs today which were achieved before that strong onshore flow made it to places like san jose and livermore. right around lunchtime you hit 78. fremont 74. co

this afternoon as part of a fundraiser for hawks foundation which builds skateparks in low income community and, in fact, had a hand in building this park. >> i think skateboards are vastly important because it gives the kids a sense of belonging. it gives them a place to really hone their skims, find other like minded people -- skills, find other like minded people and build a community. >> since 2002 the tony hawk foundation has helped build nearly 600 skateparks countrywide. >>> next who won big at tonight's acm awards in vegas. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, country music awards" includ some big-name acts, includi this duo: dolly parton and katy perry sing >>> it was country music's biggest night. >> there were some big name acts including this duo. ♪ jolene jolene jolene i'm begging of you ♪ . >> country lend dolly parton -- legend dolly parton teaming up with katy perry singing renditions of parton classics. jason aldean won entertainer of the year. chris stapleton won album of the year and best male vocalist and miranda lambert took home the win for the best female vocalist. we will be right back. ♪ i don't understand how you could easily

so the make a wish foundation is sending him and his family to universal theme park in orlando where he'll meet the optimist prime mega tron. >> what's the coolest thing about it? >> that i get to look at toys. >> he's doing very well. he's done great through everything. he is really strong, stronger than i would be. dari: isn't that amazing? well, the best news is that his cancer is now in remission, which is what you want to hear. steve: good news. new york's bravest coming to the rescue again. how a firefighter who donated bone marrow came face to face with the person whose life he saved. dari: and sun may not be the only thing that ages us. what your hair may have to do first, here's tonight's new york minute. sotheby's showing off a collection of art being sold off. the work will be sold. you can go to sotheby's.com to see them all. >> if you want to see what the second half of the 20th century looked like, this is the man that took the pictures. dari: that is former daily news photographer dan farrell, from sports to politics to pop culture. he took some of the most iconic phot

. >>> this morning at at&t park they will return a stolen scooter to the make a wish foundation.fficers were able to arrest jacues manns in connection with the burglary. a surveillance camera captured the burglars holding one of the stolen items, the scooter, donated by giants star hunter pence. police were able to recover that missing scooter on tuesday. >>> a shooting victim has died who sources say petrov has dropped off at a hospital. petrov is the man at the center of a federal gun investigation. the shooting that led to his friend's death happened friday before a federal raid in san francisco's visitation valley. sources tell nbc bay area that the feds were conducting some sort of gun investigation involving petrov and they did arrest him after finding a weapon. he was seen on camera being beaten by alameda county deputies back in november following a police chees. >>> chase. >>> a symbolic move that sends a message. a travel ban to mississippi. this stems from a controversial anti-gay law signed there. mayor ed lee says san francisco's taxers were not subsidized hate and b

san francisco police wielded into at&t park this morning the giant's outfielder donated it to the make-a-wish foundation for a charity auction. make-a-wish was keeping it for the winning bidder when burglars broke in and stole it along with eight ipads. the owner is grateful it was recovered. >> it was a gift for my mother. she knows i love the giants. ware big supporters of make-a- wish. perfect marriage of a gift for me. i'm so glad we got it back. i thank the san francisco police department for finding it. we get to enjoy it properly at home now. >> giants and the mayor's donated replacement ipads to make-a-wish. evidence recovered at the scene helped solve this case. three people have been arrested. >>> giants fans at at&t park filled it and the game isunderway. giants won the world series the last three even numbered years. there are certainly high hopes for this 2016 season. >> terra is outside of the baseball park. there is no game like the first game and no game like the one against the dodgers. >> reporter: for the first half of the game it was dead silence. we were in the van outside of the st

foundation. they made away with a scooter once owned by hunter pence. they broke into the charity's office near at&t park saturday night. took ipads, laptops and that scooter that was auctioned off for $40,000. >> most of all, we want justice. our organization drives to grant every wish child's wish and we would hate for this to set us back. >> i can't believe it, it's scooter gate all over again. that scooter was stolen from pence once before a short distance from at&t park. >>> a man arrested in a dramatic raid in san francisco due in cour petrov was taken into custody after they served a search warrant. an investigation of a gun at that house last month. petrov is now suing alameda deputies during an arrest that was caught on video. >>> prosecutors are pushing for jailtime at the sentencing of a police sergeant convicted of indecent exposure. he was found guilty of exposing himself and propositioning a store manager at a san jose shopping center. the prosecutor tells "the mercury news" he beserves time behind bars because he knows a veteran officer that knows better than to lie under oath. >>> this ti