san bruno police now investigating how this collision happened. home surveillance video shows the moments just prior to impact. 13 year old kale ahmed riding a scooter on niles avenue at chestnut avenue in san bruno. when at the crest of the hill, he collides with a recology refuse collection truck that was backing up. the sounds and sights of the accident are so haunting, some neighbors don't want to be seen on camera when speaking of what they witnessed. >> i saw the impact of the of the person rolling under the truck. >> and did you know immediately that they were hurt? >> it it appeared he was injured and i called 911. >> i feel terrible. >> san bruno police, fire and ems responded and provided life saving care until ahmed could be removed from under the truck and rushed to a nearby hospital. construction crews working in the area who had just left returned to the scene. >> you see the kid that was underneath the garbage truck, you know, he was just laying there. they were just trying to help him out. >> police officials confirm ahmed is a stu

>> it it appeared he was injured and i called 911. >> i feel terrible. >> san bruno police, fire and ems responded and provided life saving care until ahmed could be removed from under the truck and rushed to a nearby hospital. construction crews working in the area who had just left returned to the scene. >> you see the kid that was underneath the garbage truck. you know, he was just laying there. they were just trying to help him out. >> police officials confirm ahmed is a student at nearby parkside intermediate school, and was on his way home when the accident occurred. school officials say their community of students and parents were notified and grief counselors were on campus friday. recology says in an email statement to fox two. our hearts are with the young student and their family, and we hope for a full and speedy recovery. safety is our top priority and we are fully cooperating with the authorities as they investigate this incident. >> my heart and sympathies go out to the to the family and then also to the to the driver. this is such a traumatic incident. >> david canepa

it's right here on san bruno mountain, and it's taking accuracy to the next level.he great thing about stormranger that other radars, miss, is that it's closer to the ground, allowing it to get a better scan of what's going on with the rain, fog or smoke. it does this not only with a much faster horizontal scan, but a vertical one too, giving us more detail of the different sizes and shapes of raindrops, hail or snow. and you can see stormranger two on our free nbc bay area app or on our website, and customize the weather alerts to your home, work, or school location. i'm cinthia pimentel. back to you. thanks, cinthia. well, the storm also dumping tons of fresh powder in the sierra before what's expected to be a clear and beautiful weekend on the slopes. some higher elevations, expecting up to two feet of fresh snow. a winter storm warning and avalanche watch are currently in effect, but they will expire early tomorrow. now to a big blow in the fight against our climate in crisis. the san francisco bay's only marine laboratory is closing. san francisco state's estua

it's up on san bruno mountain. yeah, and this rain we've had.ally heavy at times and there's been a few breaks, but we're expecting more waves of rain throughout the afternoon. we've already gotten 2 to 3in some spots, over five inches of rainfall. so this has been a high impact storm. and it continues. it will eventually wind down early tomorrow morning. and then we'll see clouds, but dry weather conditions for the weekend. so don't forget you can track the rain with our free nbc bay area app. you'll also be able to get access to storm ranger, so scan that qr code on the screen to downlo that nbc bay area app. it is really handy to have. it's something pretty cool though, and you say you get the alert and it's like rain is ten minutes from where you are. you better hurry. yeah, i'm pushi my shoppingng was born in hayward, california. i was raised in the ashland community to work for the county that i grew up in. it makes me passionate about what i do. being part of the reentry and support services unit, we connect inmates who are going to be ge

>> previously during that incident the training was happening on the san bruno complex grounds. we had actually a training identify training area which is basically a connex box self-contained, had open doorways. the dispersal during that day on may 21st occurred when they discharged the chemical agent. items and the doors were open as opposed to close as they normally are and that's why the cloud dispersed and went downwind to the school. >> and then how how does it happen that the doors were open? that's part of the investigation that we're looking into. i believe that what we are the investigation isn't complete. so i'm trying to be cautious but i believe that our investigation will find that it was an open air dispersal and that's the reason for that. usually we do open air dispersals with smaller amounts . i believe during that day there was a large amount of chemical agent that was actually used for the training exercise and that's what led to the effects on the school where we're doing the training now. we ceased all chemical agent training right now and we're looking int

here's a look from our storm ranger atop san bruno mountain.ning the skies and tracking the incoming storm and also the evacuation warnings underway in the north bay. we're tracking that. plus, federal workers have a big decision to make today. today is the deadline. if they decide to stay at work or not. wel be'l (wife) this is the place we chose for our honeymoon? (husband) well, the listing says it's a “modern rustic haven in a quaint rural setting.” plus, we got it for a steal! (wife) maybe 'cause it's a barn? (burke) if it's important, it's not worth compromising. which is why with farmers, you don't have to compromise quality to get great savings on your insurance. i saw a nice hotel down the road. little less pungent. (wife) yeah. (burke) shall we? ♪ mmmm... planet oat's so creamy and not watery like- exactly! and unsweetened has 0 grams of sugar. and it's an excellent source of calcium. wow! planet oat really has it all! ♪♪ look at our top stories on today in the bay. first, another round of rain arriving in the bay area. it comes as th

you can see stormranger sitting on its perch at the san bruno mountain. you're also looking at san francisco, san jose, san rafael. let's bring in our chief meteorologist, jeff ranieri. okay. we got some rain over the weekend, and right now it looks rainy, but it hasn't really been super, super bad. when do you expect it to pick up some more? and i really think through tonight we'll start to see that rainfall moving to the south. and the interesting thing about all of this is it's the same atmospheric river we had last week. this is just kind of been moving off to the north, then moving to the south, moving to the north. but now it's going to be moving all throughout northern california, c combining it with a system here. so that's what's really going to amplify this storm. it's just going to move more over the bay area than it has been in recent days. so right now in stormranger, you can see we do have some moderate a few heavier pockets of rain. we'll take you down to that. and it's all over marin, napapa, noma counties with the heaviest here right throu

she is known to frequent the areas of the san bruno corridor and surrounding fairfax avenue. any information about her whereabouts, you're asked to contact san francisco police. the oakland school district has struggled with lead in drinking water, and now it is in the process of adding more water filtration machines across the district, thanks in part to a grant from stefan and ayesha curry's eat learn play foundation. ktvu jana katsuyama has the story. >> clean drinking water is a basic necessity for growing students, and now the oakland unified school district is tapping into new funds to keep clean water flowing. >> i drink the water from drones and i didn't like it. it just had my stomach hurting. and then they started installing the flow system, so i started using it. >> the district first installed water filtration machines in every school back in 2018, when tests showed high lead levels in school drinking water. the machines from various companies provided a quick solution as the district inspected and replaced pipes and fixtures. >> currently, we have 172 across the d

>> it it appeared he was injured and i called 911. >> i feel terrible. >> san bruno police, fire anded and provided life saving care until ahmed could be removed from under the truck and rushed to a nearby hospital. construction crews working in the area who had just left returned to the scene. >> you see the kid that was underneath the garbage truck. you know, he was just laying there. they were just trying to help him out. >> police officials confirm ahmed is a student at nearby parkside intermediate school, and was on his way home when the accident occurred. school officials say their community of students and parents were notified and grief counselors were on campus friday. recology says in an emailed statement to fox two. our hearts are with the young student and their family, and we hope for a full and speedy recovery. safety is our top priority and we are fully cooperating with the authorities as they investigate this incident. >> my heart and sympathies go out to the to the family and then also to the to the driver. this is such a traumatic incident. >> david canepa is presid

our storm ranger is up on san bruno mountain tracking the latest radar. you can see right now and we have team coverage, our sergio quintana's in san francisco for us, capturing downed trees and flooding. but first, our weather team is standing by trackining t all. let's start with meteorologist vianey arana and vianey. a lot of areas getting hit really hard right now. certainly. and you mentioned those severe thunderstorm warnings. and this is our mobile doppler radar storm ranger i'm going to zoom this in because we do have a severe thunderstorm warning that was just issued for san mateo county and santa clara county. now this will be in place until about 445. but of course, we had severe thunderstorm warnings as well for areas in the north bay and san francisco. now those have since expired, but we're keeping a close eye because we're seeing an intensity in that line of showers that's moving through. but also gusty winds play a big role in this, and i want to zoom in and show you the picture of where we're seeing that rain and kind of what we're noticin

the demonstrators stopped in san bruno and daly city during the march.volunteers were stationed along the route to show support and offer information about the cause. well, it is day two of protest against elon musk in the bay area. and. pretty loud. dozens of people lined the streets outside of the tesla dealership in palo alto. the group marched back and forth across the street, carrying those signs you're seeing right there. they were chanting. protesters say they're concerned about president trump appointing musk to lead doj's the department of government efficiency, tasked with cutting costs in washington, protesting elon musk's unfettered control over the federal government and access to data on individual citizens that is being granted at an unprecedented level. there is a lot of concern over what are the proper uses of that data, what are the proper, what are the regulations on power that he's been given, and where are the checks and balances? musk and president trump say doge is cutting down on wasteful government spending and finding fraud in f

perch in san bruno mountain. tracking the latest radar all across the region. storm ranger scan is very accurate picture of what's happening in your neighborhood. that's because it's at a lower elevation. now. we've seen the flooding. we've seen the downed trees. we've had a mudslide in forestville in sonoma county, which sent a house down the russian river. luckily, no one was inside at the time. now the surrounding homes near the river have been evacuated until they're deemed safe to get back home. that's our jodi hernandez spent the day. she'll have the latest on the mudslide. our marianne favro is tracking outages on the peninsula, but we begin first with our chief meteorologist, jeff ranieri. with more on the storms timing. i got to tell you, coming into work, 680 slammed. i know you were on there too. yeah, a torrential downpours just making it impossible to get from point a to point b, as you can see in that current storm ranger scan. right now we're tracking the heaviest rain with that frontal system now over the peninsula east bay and moving into the s

you can see it parked on top of san bruno mountain. it's getting a better scan of the rain in the bay area as well as your neighborhood. let's go to the south bay. one of the hardest hit areas of the storm. take a look at the flooding in gilroy today. this is on miller avenue, right by christmas hill park. uvas creek flooded, causing the street to be overtaken by water. other areas in the city flooded as well. this man trying to clear the storm drain to help the water dissipate. you can see people trying to drive through several inches of water. wow. the chp reminding people that just two inches of water can cause your car to stall out. so you have to be careful and a live look outside right now. still very soggy outside as rain is still coming down across the bay area. the roads and our cameras with raindrops there on the san francisco lens looking soaked. the storm bringing powerful conditions along our coast. a high surf warning in place for san francisco and the peninsula. this video from pacifica earlier today. waves there expecte

let's get to our live cam now on san bruno mountain. our storm ranger you see in the upper left side of your screen, that's mobile doppler radar. it's parked atop san bruno mountain. it's the only mobile radar in the bay area. that means it's more accurate because it's closer to the ground. so it gets us a better scan of your neighborhood. you can get exclusive access to our storm ranger through our nbc bay area app. it's a greatesource. just scan that qr code on your screen. itt will be able to trak the rain in your specific area. well, an earthquake swarm of some small quakes is rattling nerves in the east bay. at least four quakes have been recorded in hayward today, including a magnitude 3.6 tremor that was felt in some parts of san francisco and burlingame. the biggest of those quakes struck before 2 p.m. several of the people we talked to say it felt larger than it was, because it is considered technically a small earthquake. the shaking started before dawn this morning with a 2.7. that was followed by three three and a 3.2 around

it is scanning for rain, b but it's fm it's spot on san bruno mountain.ause it is closer to the ground, it will provide you a more accurate look at the rain. this is the radar we're getting from storm. ranger chief meteorologist jeff ranieri joins us now. jeff, things are going to get crazy, aren't they? yeah. and look, i think tonight we're fine. you're going to be able to get things done as you go from point a to point b, but as this atmospheric river continues to develop, it's going to pick up and in earnest here as we roll through tomorrow morning's forecast. so you can see it right here. it'ss a subtropical moisture stream that's aimed right here at the bay area. it used to be known as a pineapple express. but again, over the past decade or so it's now termed atmospheric river holding just a ton of water. so right now on the current radar scans, we're getting some showers here just offshore. but this round that's going to pick it up here

as you cross over towards san bruno and sfo. also seeing an uptick in rainfall, intensity there.ainfall will continue to push in this direction. and as you can see, yellow and orange indicating those localized but still very heavy pushes of rainfall through the rest of the morning commute. the damage already has been done for a lot of areas. and now we're going to see more on top of it. briefer prefer rainfall, intensity there for some of the bay as we make our way towards noontime. but just before your drive home from work, we actually see the frontal boundary passing through. this is going to come along with a brush of very strong winds. again, just at the start of the evening commute, heavy rains along with that behind. this is a stash of cooler air system. winds of change making their way in along with this. look at the orange and red right there at 05:00pm wright in san jose, the east bay having a big impact on one of the busiest times of day after that, we quickly settle things down. there is that air mass that pushes in colder air into tomorrow. and after that thursday, ou

here's a live look at our storm ranger atop san bruno mountain. it is scanning the skies, tracking the incoming storm. this morning we have live team coverage on the incoming rain and the impacts the recent rain is continuing to have on communities in the north bay, including evacuations underway also due back in court. the hearing is set for former oakland mayor sheng thao in her federal case. we are live with what we expect to play out. plus, growing concerns over egg prices. this as a new strain of bird flu is now being detected in dairy cows. the impact this could potentially have. this is today in the bay. 530 on your thursday morning. thanks for starting your day with us. i'm laura garcia and i'm kris sanchez. i'm in for marcus washington. we want to get right to that top story. you'll be talking about it today with the help of our storm ranger. the bay area's only mobile doppler radar. we are tracking the incoming rain. our team coverage this morning includes meteorologist kari hall, who is timing out the wet weather. but first, let's begin

so otherwise we would be the landlord under a bike lane owned and managed by san bruno so cleans up us getting out of that yeah thank you and then it's like you're welcome hamilton county here are some bike lanes for you. that sounds good. i appreciate it. and so in return the city is getting $5,000. >> that's correct. it's a nominal determination which is just a concession. >> yeah. thank you. and with that, let's go to public comment on this item. yes. if we have any members of the public wish to address this committee regarding this item number seven, now is your opportunity. >> madam chair, we have no speakers seen on public commons. public comment is now closed. colleagues i would like to send this item to full board with recommendation and a roll call please. >> and on that motion to forward to the full board to the positive recommendation vice chair dorsey and dorsey i remember in cardio and cardio i church can i can i we have three eyes the motion passes and with that mr. clerk please call item number eight. >> yes. item number eight is a resolution approving the specialty reta

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there's no word yet on a specific date for the closure of the store in san bruno.rics is scheduled to close more than half of its stores around the country. the company first filed for bankruptcy in march of last year and stayed afloat by going private. but last month, the company filed for bankruptcy for a second time. the company plans to close 500 of its 850 stores around the country, and at least ten here in the bay area, including stores in san mateo, redwood city, concord, dublin and in daly city. >> eggs are in short supply in some areas, so when you get your hands on some, here's some tips to keep them from going bad and for cooking them perfectly. the usda advises people to not leave eggs outside the refrigerator for more than two hours. the cdc says store them at a temperature of 40 degrees or below to properly cook scrambled eggs, health experts say. make sure the internal temperature reaches at least 160 degrees. for the perfect boiled egg, try cooking it at different temperatures. waters for about two minutes at a time, back and forth. >> optimal cooki

pelosi federal building on seventh street, a building at 50 united nations plaza, and another one in san bruno. the government would instead lease office space for federal agencies. former congresswoman jackie spears says the idea does not make sense. >> the lease is going to keep going up and you're gog to be paying the property taxes, ironically, of the lessor, whereas you don't pay any property taxes when you are federal government. >> the federal building in san bruno stores national immigration archives. the building is named after congressman leo ryan, who was killed during the jonestown massacre in 1978. >> joining us for more on this subject now is abc seven news insider phil matier. phil, let's start with the presidio trust because it was the very model of a public private partnership, and that's what the president says he wants. so why is it specifically being targeted? >> well, it's one of four agencies that is being examined by the trump administration. as you aptly point out, this is one of those deals that republicans seem to be talking about or saying we need more of, which is a

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, march from san mateo city hall to san francisco city hall, making brief stops at daly city and san bruno city halls. 21 miles and thousands of steps. san mateo county sheriff department and other agencies providing traffic control. >> my feet are in pain. i will probably have blisters, but i feel like it is worth it for the cause. >> i'm very tired, but i think that adrenaline has been kicking in. a lot of these girls have energy. everyone is still chanting. >> reporter: the young organizers remind the public it was the republican party and president ronald reagan who signed the last sweeping immigration reform bill into law back in 1986. they admit it will take a lot more work and pressure for that change under the trump administration. >> i did not expect this many people to come out, but it is empowering. >> reporter: martinez says this is a part of a lengthy journey for change. >> and when it comes to us asking for citizenship, we're asking for basic human rights. >> reporter: estimated to take about ten hours. this group behind me drove here to welcome the demonstrators. they're exp

pelosi federal building on seventh street, a building at 50 united nations plaza, and another in san bruno. the government would instead lease office space for federal agencies. former congresswoman jackie speier says the idea doesn't make sense. >> the lease is going to keep going up, and you're going to be paying the propy taxes, ironically, of the lessor, whereas you don't pay any property taxes when you are federal government. >> the federal building in san bruno stores national immigration archives. the building is named after congressman leo ryan, who was killed during the jonestown massacre in 1978. >> and there's been a lot of activity in washington today, from mass firings to a contentious cabinet confirmation. this afternoon, a federal judge gave the okay for the trump administration to follow through on firing thousands of probationary federal workers across a number of agencies. the judge, rejecting a request from several worker unions to block that plan. and in the middle of tax season, the irs is expected to lay off about 6000 workers today. most of them were hired within the

the winds are beginning to settle, except right there and throughout that san bruno gap. 15 mile per hour winds at sfo, but lighter winds and they will become pretty gentle all night long. this is a major player. this is an area of low pressure. and look how far out it extends. this is bracing itself up against let's say vancouver stanley park is soggy tonight and throughout seattle, portland and all the way into eureka. now this is going to be causing a lot of flooding and throughout the pacific northwest. but look at eureka. over two inches of rain, nearly four inches of rain in portland, oregon. that's by tuesday. so let's see how close it gets to the bay area. here is sun up tomorrow morning. a little hint of some fog, and then again the clouds. they stream in and they stream out. but there you have it. some of the renegade showers from that area of low pressure to the north of us. want to play tag with the santa rosa area by 10:00 tomorrow night, but out of here it continues to track into easterly direction and bypass the bay area, but we will be the recipient of some clouds and

been fluctuating pretty much up to ten miles per hour in our inland areas. 17 and throughout that san brunoap 13 and 14, mountain view and san jose. but these winds will be increasing throughout the evening hours, rotating more to the northwest. ten mile per hour winds at concord. temperatures tonight, overnight into the 30s and 40s and the skies will clear. and yes, as cristina was alluding to. and heather as well. we've got a warm up coming, i'll tell you which day will be the warmest and where. that's still ahead. >> sounds good. we'll see you in a bit, roberta. thank you. construction of new housing fell last month. more than analysts expected. fox's gerri willis explains what's behind the drop and the worry among homebuilders. >> new economic data showing the housing market continues to struggle. housing starts falling more than expected, down 9.8% in january to 1.366 million. that's well below the estimate. building permits were higher, but only by one tenth of a percent at 1.483 million. no surprise, then, that homebuilder sentiment hit its lowest level in five months. continuing hig

the 21 mile march made stops at san bruno city hall in daly city city hall. trump has claimed that his election victory gives him a powerful mandate for such actions. today's marches are happening at the san francisco city hall and circle of palms plaza in san jose at noon. live in the studio gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> thank you. gloria. sfo could be a pretty busy spot this morning, as many people who are here for all star weekend pack up and head home. it was certainly a big weekend for the bay area. from another mvp trophy for steph curry to a bay area college students shootout shocker. and of course, san francisco's chance to show off for the world. abc seven news reporter j.r. stone was at chase center and spoke to fans from across the globe. >> reporter hundreds of people packing thrive city outside of the chase center sunday night for the 2025 nba all-star game. >> yeah, i got tickets. >> how much are tickets going for? >> like 500. >> them tickets was pretty high, man. >> a good reason why many of the people we spoke with who actually attended

the group's first stop is at the san bruno city hall at 11 a.m, then the daly city city hall at 1 p.mle are invited to join along the way. the march will end at san francisco city hall and across the country. yesterday, protests outside of tesla dealerships nationwide. demonstrators saying they're not happy with tesla owner elon musk and his new role in the trump administration. hey hey ho ho elon musk has got to go. this large group protested outside the tesla dealership in berkeley. president trump, as you likely know, recently appointed musk to lead the department of government efficiency. protesters say the cuts musk is proposing will do more harm than good. and this handful of people gathered outside the tesla dealership in dublin. one man says he's worried about sensitive groups like children and seniors. so when elon musk says he's going to cut $2 trillion, is he going to cut off medicare? what is he going to do? he has no plan. he has a bunch of 20 year olds rummaging through the budget. trump and musk maintain the department is weeding out what they call wasteful government s

first, as this most recent storm is moving across the bay area, our storm ranger is sitting atop san bruno mountain scanning the skies. this is the bay area's only mobile doppler radar, helping bring you the most accurate forecast. this storm comes following last week's storm, which caused damage in the north bay. much of that area is still saturated this morning. let's head over to meteorologist kari hall this morning. she's monitoring the rain, and we've got a flood advisory. yes. so they issued the flood advisory out way ahead of the storm. and so that means that we're watching out for that possibility of street flooding, as well as rising creeks and streams. and then we can see this large storm system as it is moving directly into the bay area. this is the center of low pressure that's driving all of this rain with this atmospheric river into our area. and then once we get to this part of the storm that's directly over us, then it becomes more scattered, but also with more energy. there will be the possibility of thunderstorms. so we're going to have the more widespread and heavy rain

the winds are still a bit on the breezy side, up to ten and throughout that san bruno gap.ut along the seashore at 18. these winds will be reducing after sunset tonight, so they will become light and then pick up to about 15mph tomorrow. now, we do have this area of low pressure well to the north of the bay area. this is going to bang up against the pacific northwest and bring copious amounts of precipitation. and throughout that northwestern corner of the state of california, we will start to see the influx of a few clouds just tearing off from that frontal system there. you can see in the bay area right now we are pretty much cloud free, but the clouds will be on the approach later on tonight. so tomorrow morning, when the sun does make an appearance, that's when we'll begin to see the clouds move in from the north. we'll call it partly cloudy for openers tomorrow. and then during the afternoon we're going to play around with some clouds. some clouds blend for your afternoon, becoming mostly cloudy by saturday morning, but nonetheless, we will see more sunshine as well. a

pelosi federal building on seventh street, a building at 50 united nations plaza, and another in san brunonow we're learning the government would instead lease office space for federal agencies. former congresswoman jackie speier says that doesn't make sense. >> the lease is going to keep going up, and you're going to be paying the property taxes, ironically, of the lessor, whereas you don't pay any property taxes when you are federal government. >> the federal building in san bruno stores national immigration archives. the building is named after congressman leo ryan, who was killed during the jonestown massacre in 1978. at the time, of course, former congresswoman jackie speier was his aide. today, several southern california lawmakers are expected to introduce legislation to overhaul california's sanctuary state law. they're backing a bill that would prevent local jurisdictions from passing sanctuary city measures stronger than current law. the legislation would also require law enforcement to cooperate with immigration and customs enforcement regarding violent offenders and specific cr

building that's on seventh street in soma, also a building at 50 united nations plaza and another in san brunow we're learning the government would instead lease office space for federal agencies. former congresswoman jackie speier says the idea doesn't make sense. >> the lease is going to keep going up, and you're gg to be paying the property taxes, ironically, of the lessor, whereas you don't pay any property taxes when you are federal government. >> the federal building in san bruno stores national immigration archives. the building is named after congressman leo ryan, who was killed during the jonestown massacre in 1978. today, several southern california lawmakers are expected to introduce legislation to overhaul california's sanctuary state law. they're backing a bill that would prevent local jurisdictions from passing sanctuary city measures stronger than the current law. thetronger legislation would also require law enforcement to cooperate with immigration and customs enforcement regarding violent offenders and specific crimes. >> sonoma state students and supporters, finding drastic

but hey, it was 35 degrees in san bruno this morning and 38 degrees right around sfo.ht we will see a few clouds across the horizon. therefore the temperatures won't be quite as cold, but nonetheless still below freezing in santa rosa, cotati and penngrove as well as windsor. how about pleasanton, dublin, san ramon all the way into alamo 30 degrees including livermore, mid 30s around the peninsula and we are forecasting freezing temperatures. morgan hill through gilroy. i'm looking at our live weather camera. the skies are clear, visibility is unlimited. but notice the cameras wavering a bit. let's check in with the current wind speeds. we have nine mile per hour winds in santa rosa, seven at oakland international airport 14 now in throughout that san bruno gap and 13 in mountain view. these winds will relax a little bit later tonight, but tomorrow the winds will pick up out of the west and southwest 10 to 20mph. here are the current temperatures around the bay area. when you add in that breeze. boy, it feels a lot cooler. in fact, anywhere from the north bay around th

sheriff says officials have already reopened two formerly shuttered dormitories at the county jail in san brunoa third is expected to be opened next month. >>> now to other stories around the bay area, in redwood city a person was shot and killed behind a whole foods market. the victims was found around adams street and jefferson avenue this morning. first responders attempted to save the victim's life, but were unable to. police are investigating the case as a homicide. >>> many renters in alameda county will soon have stronger eviction protections and that's thanks to a long anticipated law passed this week by county supervisors. the measure includes a number of safeguards that protect tenants who were evicted at no fault of their own. landlords will be required to pay more in compensation than before and provide earlier notice of a planned eviction. >>> the end is in sight for san francisco's controversial center bike line experiment on valencia street. the city is planning to begin work next monday to tear it out and replace it with bike lanes on either side of the road. transit officials d

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marched from san mateo city hall to san francisco city hall, making brief stops at daly city and san bruno city halls. >>>>the reason we chose to do this is because it's a resemblance of the walk that many of our parents did to come to this country. >>>>21 miles and thousands of steps. san mateo county sheriff's department and other agencies providing traffic control. >>>>my feet are in pain. probably have blisters by the end of the day, but i feel like it's worth it for the cause. >>>>g7 >>i'm very tired, but i think the adrenaline has been kicking in. a lot of these girls have a lot of energy. everyone's still chanting. >>>>the young organizers remind the public it was the republican party and president ronald reagan who signed the last sweeping immigration reform bill into law back in 1986. they admit it will take a lot more work and pressure for that kind of change under the trump administration. >>>>honestly, i. did not expect this many people to come out, but it's really empowering. turning >>>>fear into strength and unity. martinez zaragoza says this is part of a lengthy journey for

the 21 mile march made stops at san bruno city hall in daly city city hall. trump has claimed that his election victory gives him a powerful mandate for such actions. today's marches are happening at san francisco city hall and circle of palms plaza in san jose at noon. live in the studio gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> thank you. gloria. a college student from the east bay is waking up $100,000 richer this morning. and with bragging rights after an incredible half court shot during nba all star weekend. >> in three point shot over damian lillard at the buzzer. shaq and kenny going nuts. >> all right jaron barajas from oakland. he beat milwaukee bucks star damian lillard to get the grand prize during the three-point shooting contest during last night's all-star game at chase center. that was just one of the exciting events during a weekend that really had san francisco shining. the positive attitude felt by both fans and city leaders. >> what better time to be living in san francisco and in the bay area? we got to show off all weekend. >> got a high five

the leo ryan federal building in san bruno is also reportedly on that list. the general services administration and the department of government efficiency have announced a plan to cut the amount of federal office space in half. san francisco police are investigating an unusual crime that's leaving holes in city sidewalks. the department says for the past two years now, utility covers keep getting stolen. the city's public utility commission has reported more than 400 covers have been ripped off, which leaves sizable holes right there in the city sidewalks, creating safety hazards. it's unclear who is taking them and why. the police say, though, if you happen to see anyone removing the covers to call 911. all right. this is not the news that homeowners will be excited to hear the latest insurance company. now to get the green light to raise rates. [music] there is. >> something that happened right there today in the bay area that hasn't happened all winter season. i'll explain with your bay area for all those making it big out there... ...shouldn't your mobile

the 21 mile march made stops at san bruno city hall and daly city city hall in the south bay. dozens gathered to protest elon musk this afternoon. check it out. this was outside the palo alto tesla sales showroom. organizers say today's protest was to stand up against the billionaire, calling him bad for democracy. all of this comes after anti-tesla protest events around the country yesterday. musk owns tesla along with space x and x, formerly called twitter, but is currently serving as a special government employee to president trump and heading the department known as doge. his role has drawn a lot of controversy in recent weeks, largely because of his access and decisions as a non-elected official. we are learning more today that the trump transition's mission to reduce government waste is now focusing on the irs. about 15,000 irs employees on probationary status face possible termination as early as next week. abc news reporter chuck seaverson takes a closer look. >> sources say the employees do not work directly on processing tax filings, buto much of the agency's work is

right now we are seeing some of those low clouds and fog sweeping across san bruno mountain right now. no reported delays at sfo so far. so good looking good out there. a few showers had moved on through most. that rain today. yeah. just a really light, gentle rain. in fact, i was off for about 15 minutes where i live. so just came through when on out now or start to clear skies out 16, 100's was most i could find in mill valley stanley and road just over a 10th of an inch of rain, lesser amounts in alameda, san francisco and all the way to hayward. in fact, no reporter rainfall, though, may be enough get the ground wet. and san jose just not measurable out there right now. you see that front kind of moving on buys. things begin to settle down outside a couple leftover showers in the high country and even a couple of snow showers up there, too. but overall, yeah, the system moving on out and the winds kind of kicking up a little bit behind. but even that is not too bad. a little breezy along the coastline. you're seeing some of those winds of moving up over 20 plus miles per hour up t

it's parked on san bruno mountain. it's going to be scanning this storm, and we've already seen a wave of showers come through overnight that has since moved on, so it's still kind of damp out there this morning. it will turn mostly cloudy and rain developing tonight with some times of heavy downpours. and there will be the elevated landslide threat, mainly in the santa cruz mountains and in parts of the north bay where we've already had our yearly rainfall to this date, and we are going to most likely continue to surpass that. a high amount of rainfall that we've seen. and watching the creeks and streams as that water flows down into some of the low lying areas over the next few days, and then the sierras are going to get about 2 to 5ft of snow over a short period of time, the rain starts to pick up again for the north bay at about 6:00 this evening and then becoming more widespread, and we see the pockets of heavy rain here that will be with us during the overnight into early tomorrow. there will be some breaks in th

. >> san bruno. >> san bruno? yeah. yeah, that thing happens.re all sitting here, and dennis is going. i'm not going on the air until i got three sources. exactly. because we thought it might have been an airplane wreck or whatever. and dennis was like the guy going, no, we're going three source journalism always. and he stuck to that. and it impacted the entire newsroom, including the weather department, because he set the tone for what it was. and it was just like, you guys played ball. you know, you get somebody on the team who's just going 110%. he's setting the tone and you have to play. and dennis didn't make us, but inspired us to all play really hard. he was awesome. and he and i had a really awesome relationship. we fight a little bit, but we loved each other. >> so how did your relationship with dennis evolve over the years? i mean, you know, look back to sort of that those first interactions that you're talking about, where you're coming in and you're the weather guy who's going to be ad libbing all over the place, and he's not really

hop will be laid to rest with full honors at golden gate national cemetery in san bruno on february 7th. baseball fans remembered rickey henderson today, one of the greatest players to ever play the game. a public memorial brought out fans, family, friends and former players together at the oakland arena. that's next door to the coliseum, where the oakland tech graduate forged his career as baseball's all time leader in stolen bases and runs scored. >> that man changed baseball forever. >> yes he did. yes he did. yes. >> along with griffey, other hall of famers attended, including former a's greats dennis eckersley and tony la russa. anderson died in december after complications with pneumonia, five days before his 66th birthday. much more ahead tonight on abc seven news, including an american hostage reunited with his family after being released by hamas. the emotional reunion after he was held captive for more than 480 days. plus, president trump signs the order to impose large tariffs on goods imported from canada, mexico and china. his latest executive order and the reaction from so

the 21 mile march made stops at san bruno city hall and the daly city city hall in the south bay. dozens gathered to protest elon musk this afternoon. take a look. this was outside the palo alto tesla sales showroom, where organizers say today's protest was to stand up against the billionaire, calling him bad for democracy. this all comes after anti-tesla protest events around the nation yesterday. musk owns tesla along with space x and x, formerly known as twitter, but is currently serving as a special government employee to president trump and heading the department known as doge. his role has drawn a lot of controversy in recent weeks, largely because of his access and decisions as a non elected official. we are learning today that the trump transition's mission to reduce government waste is now focusing on the irs. about 15,000 irs employees on probationary status face possible termination as early as next week. abc news reporter chuck syverson takes a closer look. >> sources say the employees do not work directly on processing tax filings, buto much of the agency's work is co

. >> the 13 year-old is recovering tonight after getting hit by a garbage truck in san bruno. it happened yesterday afternoon on niles avenue near parkside school and saint robert catholic elementary school. the teenager was taken to a hospital with major injuries. police say the garbage truck driver is cooperating with investigators. rick college e is the company that owns the truck. they released a statement saying they hoped for a full and speedy recovery, adding they're working with authorities as well on the investigation. still ahead on the news at 5. >> president trump is threatening tariffs out countries around the world are responding. and key pieces of evidence pulled from the potomac river following that deadly plane crash. we'll have a live update from washington, d.c.. >> and we'll keep you updated with the latest in philadelphia as we learn more about that deadly plane crash. >> we are learning new details about the airspace around reagan national airport and complaints from pilots. more than a dozen pilots flying into reagan national filed complaints with federa

plaza and in san bruno, the leo j. ryan federal building. the reporter who broke the story is laura waxman. laura is joining us right now. thanks for your time. >> hi. nice to see you again. >> hey, so, laura, tell us more about each of these buildings and their functions. >> yes. so the nancy pelosi speaker, nancy pelosi federal building, which it was just named last year in honor of the speaker. so that is a building that currently houses some of her offices, and it also has hud in there. you know, the department of housing, urban development and the department of labor. so there are some, you know, federal agencies that are located there. and the. other building that's for sale in san francisco is 52 and plaza in the civic center neighborhood. and that is actually the regional headquarters for the gsa, which is kind of the landlord of the federal government. >> so why does trump want to sell these particular buildings? i mean, i'm sure it's not just because of the nancy pelosi name. >> i mean, that's a good theory. but, you know, we don't

. >> also targeted is a federal building in san bruno that stores national immigration archives.e building is named after congressman leo ryan, who was killed during the jonestown massacre in 1978. the trump administration is also taking aim again at california's high speed rail project. transportation secretary sean duffy is asking for a compliance review, which will look at $4 billion allocated by the biden administration. the project has seen numerous delays at the cost. the cost has ballooned substantially since voters first approved it in 2008. during his first term, president trump canceled nearly $1 billion in funding for the project. the ceo of the rail project says he welcomes the investigation. >> the san francisco board of supervisors voted to affirm its support of birthright citizenship, even as the trump administration tries to remove that. supervisor connie chan sponsored this resolution, saying this right was upheld by a supreme court ruling for a chinese american back in 1895. >> with that ruling, it impacts generations of chinese americans and many other immigran

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