. >>> environmentalists are speaking out on a proposal to build a distribution warehouse on san brunoeveloper says it will add jobs and help the local economy. >> here's what both environmentalists and developers had to say. >> reporter: san bruno mountain towering 1,300 feet above sfo, surrounded by so much industry it's written on its face. but now one of those businesses is going away, and if developers have their way, this quarry will become a 1.3 million square foot distribution warehouse. >> it was a shock seeing the scale of the development when it was rendered. >> reporter: ariel is with san bruno mountain watch. >> we're at the mission blue center in brisbane and directly across from the quarry. one of the most beautiful canyons on the mountain. like buckeye directly across the valley. >> reporter: doug and writing partner dr. david nelson wrote the book on san bruno mountain and have told us all about it before. >> and there are some rare plants there that don't exist anywhere in the world except right near san bruno mountain. >> it's home for over 100 rare and endangered sp

and directly across from the san bruno mountain quarry.r: doug alshouse and riding partner dr. david nelson wrote the book on san bruno mountain and have told us all about it before. >> and there are some rare plants there that don't exist anywhere in the world. except right here in san bruno mountain. >> a home fair over a dozen rare and endangered species including three endangered butterflies. >> paint brush. >> reporter: most of us only see the mountain in the distance or from the air. >> the best way to see it is on the mountain. >> reporter: tara freedman is with the mountain butterfly collective. >> i was absolutely alarmed and just astonished how huge of operation they want to do. >> reporter: the apparent plan is for 100-foot tall building at the foot of the quarry. a warehouse to feed our 21st century appetite for home delivery. >> they want the take the road and double it. remove all these trees. it will ruin the environment for all these plants and animals and creatures and also people's enjoyment of the beautiful san bruno mou

the san bruno park school district is facing a civil lawsuit accused of hiding years of sexual abuse by a former teacher. jeremy yee was found guilty on 17 felony child molestation charges and faces life in prison. as ktvu lamonica peters reports tonight, some parents are demanding more accountability from the school district. >> four families say the san bruno park school district should be held responsible after their children were sexually molested by a teacher. 34 year old jeremy yee, who worked at allen elementary when he was arrested in 2023. yee was found guilty of 17 felony child molestation charges last friday. attorneys representing the families held a press conference on wednesday. >> they had a report of abuse by mr. yee and ignored that, which allowed mr. yee to continue to be employed at that school and go on to abuse several other girls. >> the complaint says that yee sexually abused first and second grade girls from 2016 until 2023, despite students at el cristo elementary, which is now closed, alerting administrators for the first time in 2017. the victims also said

and don't let other people define who you are because of something you went through. >> the san bruno park school district did not return our request for comment. in san bruno, tim jonze, abc seven news. >> now, if you or someone you know is dealing with issues involving sexual abuse, there is local help and it is easy to find. go to abc seven news.com slash. take action. >> no one was hurt in a shooting this morning on westbound 24 near the caldecott tunnel. it happened around 10:45 a.m. video from sky seven shows you the aftermath. the back window of this suv was shattered. according to the california highway patrol, a 66 year old man was driving the vehicle and several shots were fired. the chp shut down the freeway just before the fish ranch road exit as officers looked for evidence. it reopened just before noon. >> all right, let's turn to the weather and look at this rain early this morning in san jose. really coming down. this was taken near story and king roads about 3:00 this morning while most folks were sleeping. here's a live look outside right now and more wet weather is

the lawsuit against the san bruno park school district was filed after jeremy yee, a former teacher,as found guilty on 17 felony child molestation charges. he's facing a 425 year sentence. ktvu south bay reporter lamonica peters joins us live in san bruno and lamonica, now that he's been convicted, these parents are focused on how the district handled this. >> absolutely. these families say that the san bruno park school district should be held responsible for what happened to their children. they say the district knew about yee's inappropriate behavior back in 2017, and they did nothing about it. four families say the san bruno park school district should be held responsible after their children were sexually molested by a teacher, 34 year old jeremy yee, who worked at allen elementary when he was arrested in 2023. yee was found guilty of 17 felony child molestation charges last friday. attorneys representing the families held a press conference on wednesday. >> they had a report of abuse by mr. yee and ignored that, which allowed mr. yee to continue to be employed at that school an

me llamaron pues, de la policía de san bruno para ver si mi hija sabía algo de esto.a testificó que también le sucedió lo mismo y él fue encontrado culpable de acoso sexual de más de una docena de estudiantes de las escuelas del distrito entre el 2016 y 2023. walz the school district new and when they knew it. 1 de los abogados asegura que durante el juicio criminal, una niña testificó que denunció el abuso del señor g, pero que la escuela le acusó a ella de mentir y se vio obligada a pedirle perdón. ayer told that i was lying. esta estudiante prefirió mantenerse anónima y dijo que todo es muy difícil, que es una injusticia que tenía entre 6 y 7 años cuando ocurrió. en un comunicado, autoridades escolares nos dijeron que el distrito cooperó y trabaja de cerca con las autoridades en este caso, y continuará trabajando junto a ellos para promover la seguridad estudiantil. la recomendación para padres. alguien trata de hacer algo que ellos tienen que avisar a su familia. es muy importante de inculcar esto. de chiquito hasta grande siempre. ya fue detenido por la policía e

now it searches for more from its perch atop san bruno mountain. chief meteorologist jeff ranieri joins us. jeff. are we done with nexte still going to get a little bit more kind of moving in for us. and it was a split picture out here across the bay area. some of you in the north bay didn't see anything at all. but down in the south bay, that's where that rainfall moved in and did bring us some pretty good downpours,, even some thunderstorms. that's how we got in on 5000/200 in gilroy, morgan hill, 3200 san jose, close to a quarter of an inch. and then santa rosa. absolutely nothing. so on that current storm ranger scan, what you'll see is a little bit of drizzle near san francisco. some rain offshore, but we have cleared out. i wanted to show you morgan hill to gilroy from that thunderstorm activity. that was pretty strong this afternoon, but there's more on the way just offshore. you can see it on the satellite radar picture right here. that's where we'll get in on some spotty chances as we move through this evening. now, tomorrow could get a li

jeremy pack kenya taught at elk krista elementary school and decimal allen elementary in san bruno. he's charged with 22 counts of assault and is currently out of custody on more than a million dollars. bond. he is due back in court on wednesday for his 5th day of the trial. meanwhile, a teacher from cesar chavez language academy in santa rosa has been arrested, accused of sexually abusing a minor. there. he's identified as 34 year-old gino. that's the area. police are now working to determine if he hurt other students. >> if you're experiencing fever and chills and headaches, you're not alone. california continues to experience one of its worst flu seasons in years tonight. medical experts are saying what you can do about this and also warn another infectious diseases making the rounds. but first, dan kerman reports. >> for several weeks, flu cases in california have been on the decline, but the number of cases remains much more than usual as california experiences, one of its worst flu outbreaks in more than a decade. i think we're peaking and starting to go down a little bit. but

kron 4 sarah stinson has more from san bruno. >> and a one of a 40 day target boycott. david dolan is ready. he's changing up its shopping routine in san bruno by buying groceries at a nearby supermarket. instead, >> one support businesses that wanted to be too faces. i call them here in january. target announced it would eliminate hiring goals for minority employees and roll back its diversity equity and inclusion policies. it's unfortunate. >> target is one of several companies that have scaled back dei efforts following orders to do so from the trump administration despite being a like with flash as the retailer has previously been known as an inclusive company is seeing that target do initiatives to bring specifically black businesses to the forefront here. >> and then to turn literally turned their backs so quickly with change of administration is just it's valuables and i'm ready for the change because i don't like the racism at all. talk to donna smith says the only reason she was still shopping at target during the boycott is because it's the only nearby store w

a live look from san bruno mountain nbc bay area storm ranger is scanning for wet weather moving in. let's get to meteorologist rob mayeda, who's tracking all these rain chances? rob. yeah, we're starting to see it ramp up around the north bay, and we will see more certainly as we wrap up the weekend. and speaking of storm ranger right now, areas north of santa rosa seeing just a few areas of light rain. this is the initial wave that could bring some showers our way for this evening. then during the day tomorrow, on and off, chances of showers and there is a slight chance we may have an isolated thunderstorm at times into the afternoon, which could involve some small hail. again, rain here locally and a lot of snow heading up towards the sierra. a snowy finish to the weekend where we could see close to a foot of snow there near twin bridges as we head into sunday night. so we have the winter weather advisory for the sierra. and as we were showing earlier, some rough conditions on the coast wave heights of 12 to 13ft. that high surf advisory, which has started the weekend, will contin

that new lawsuit accuses a san bruno school district of failing to prevent a teacher from sexually abusings announced earlier today. >> a new lawsuit is accusing the san bruno park school district of failing to protect several of their students from this man. 34 year old jeremy yee is a former elementary school teacher in the district. last week, he was found guilty on 17 separate felony counts of child molestation. during a news conference to announce the new lawsuit wednesday, one of ye's young victims shared her story. >> i wish that things could have happened sooner and i could have got justice sooner rather than waiting for so long. >> yee sexually abused at least four of his students, the lawsuit laying out some of his behavior. >> he had a game called tickle time where he would come and tickle the girls. he gave students extra credit points for behavior in the classroom, andor as a reward for that, they got to stay behind and have recess alone with him in his classroom. >> the suit also claims the school district repeatedly failed to act after it received multiple complaints about y

. >> a new lawsuit is accusing the san bruno park school district of failing to protect several of their students from this man. 34 year old jeremy yee is a former elementary school teacher in the district. last week, he was found guilty on 17 separate felony counts of child molestation. during a news conference to announce the new lawsuit wednesday, one of ye's young victims shared her story. >> i wish that things could have happened sooner and i could have got justice sooner rather than waiting for so long. >> yee sexually abused at least four of his students, the lawsuit laying out some of his behavior. >> he had a game called tickle time where he would come and tickle the girls. he gave students extra credit points for behavior in the classroom, andor as a reward for that, they got to stay behind and have recess alone with him in his classroom. >> the suit also claims the school district repeatedly failed to act after it received multiple complaints about yee's behavior, dating as far back as 2017. >> because that student was called a liar and was directed to recant. that didn't flow

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. >> trials right now underway for a former san bruno elementary school teacher charged with sexually abusing his first and second grade students between 2016 and 2022. jeremy paw ken yea taught in l crystal elementary school in decimal allen elementary school in san bruno. he is charged with 22 counts of assault and is currently out of custody on one more than a million dollars in bonn. he is due back in court on wednesday for his 5th day of trial, a teacher from cesar chavez language academy in saint rose has been arrested for sexually abusing a minor. he's been identified as 34 year-old police are right now working to determine korea hurt other students as well. >> ice has responded to what they're calling inaccurate. reports of an arrest in sunnyvale last week. the arrest of lecy said pena lopez stirred up controversy after he was hospitalized. his family claims officers smashed his car window, pulled him out and violently restrained him while he suffered a panic attack. but according to ice lopez got out of his car peacefully and was fully cooperative. they say lopez then had a m

he's changing up its shopping routine in san bruno by buying groceries at a nearby supermarket. instead, >> one support businesses that wanted to be too faces. i call them here in january. target announced it would eliminate hiring goals for minority employees and roll back its diversity equity and inclusion policies. it's unfortunate. we're talking about a company that was at the forefront of the george floyd protests here. >> and for them to roll back their initiatives, unacceptable. >> target is one of several companies that has scaled back dei efforts following orders to do so from the trump administration despite being a private company in atlanta, pastor called for what he described as a 40 day fast from target during lent. doleman says this change feels like with flash as the retailer has previously been known as an inclusive company is seeing that target do initiatives to bring specifically black businesses to the forefront here. >> and then to turn literally turned their backs so quickly with the change of administration is just it's titles and i'm ready for the change

i know san bruno mountain had a 0.04, but boulder creek, bonny doon, morgan hill, los gatos, davenport to 59/100. and it looks like that will be similar today. the line although again, i'll say san francisco, oakland, there could be a little bit to the north, but a lot of this is favoring areas coming down out of the northwest and moving in southwest. pretty little breeze out there for some. it will be a blustery day with a cold air mass coming in. santa rosa, petaluma in the 30s already. if it wasn't for the cloud cover, the showers and that breeze, i think we'd have some colder temps. two bits in truckee. reno's 2821 jackpot in south lake tahoe. winter weather advisories out lake level down to about 5000ft, maybe 1 to 4 above 7000, about 4 to 8. but everything continues to be those lows dropping right in its. i'll show it to you. it's right here, right there, right there. that little guy coming in right over us. and that's going to keep us on the cool side. this is a cold, cold low for march 6th, no doubt about it. so we'll get the colder air, the breeze and some showers south. possi

tamara: su hija tenÍa 8 aÑos cuando fue abusada la escuela primaria en san bruno. >> [habla en inglÉso que representa las vÍctimas explicÓ que al ser confrontado con las autoridades, dijo que nunca habÍa tenido una novia y querÍa saber quÉ se sentÍa estar con una mujer y por eso abuso de sus alumnas. >> [habla en inglÉs] tamara: entre lÁgrimas y el anonimato, la primera vÍctima en denunciarlo diso dice que nos dejara que las otras personas te identifican quien eres. probando la inocencia y abriendo la herida de sanar. >> desarrollaba, pintaba seria, su cambio total de actitud, y muchas cosas que la verdÁ no la hacÍa antes. tamara: fueron las seÑales que le ayudara a entender de que algo no estaba bien. >> y que tengan conversaciones. tamara: se cree que hay mÁs vÍctimas, que tal vez por temor no se han atrevido a denunciar. >> siempre hemos tenido el derecho, simplemente por el miedo, como dices tÚ no lo hacemos. >> muy importante que la comunidad sepa que hay leyes que protegen a vÍctimas que estÁn apoyÁndolos con un proceso de tal vez visa u sÍ se califica. tamara: les acusa de negl

also those breezy winds on top of san bruno mountain.rend this weekend. peeks of sunshine. but those temperatures staying cooler down into the 60s. so those 70 were >>> and that's a look at your forecast. guys? >> angie, thank you. still ahead street corner chats with >>> we're back on a saturday morning with some advice from grandma. >> everybody loves grandma. sometimes it's just nice to hear some words of wisdom from an older, wiser person who might have a different perspective on life than you. >> and that's just one of it reasons why the grandma stand is popping up all over the streets in new york city, a spot for strangers to stop and talk to grandma. >> nbc's zinhle essamuah has more. >> reporter: on a frigid tuesday in new york a simple question led people to pause their busy day. >> an experience helped shape who i am. >> it's a really deep question. >> it is. >> reporter: this is a grandma stand, a pop up project where strangers share their stories, and grandmothers listen. once a week you go out of your way and take out the gr

this is northbound 1, 1, at san bruno avenue in san bruno. you could see the san mateo bridge, a slow also along 101. you might want to hop on to 80 to try to navigate get around. those delays. all right. james, back to you. thanks. a lot of data. one in the breaking news this morning as the heavy police presence going on at 54th and international boulevard in oakland right now, let's get the very latest from kron four's joey horta live at the scene. joey? >> james and darya. yeah. international still shut down right now for about 4 or 5 blocks at this hour. >> and you can see still a lot of police officers here in the middle of the street right now investigating this crash that they tell me happened here around 4 o'clock this morning. officers say the victim in the crash is in critical condition. but at last check was stable. we want to show you some video here. we've seen a few unmarked cars and detectives arriving on scene. that's something you don't typically see for a car accident. so you might think there is something more to this. no w

he's changing up its shopping routine in san bruno by buying groceries at a nearby supermarket. instead, >> one support businesses that wanted to be too faces. i call them here in january. target announced it would eliminate hiring goals for minority employees and roll back its diversity equity and inclusion policies. it's unfortunate. >> target is one of several companies that have scaled back dei efforts following orders to do so from the trump administration despite being a private company in atlanta, pastor called for what he described as a 40 day fast from target during lent. doleman says this change feels like with flash as the retailer has previously been known as an inclusive company is seeing that target do initiatives to bring specifically black businesses to the forefront here. >> and then to turn literally turned their backs so quickly with change of administration is just it's it's an doubles and i'm ready for the change because i don't like the racism at all. talk to donna smith says the only reason she was still shopping at target a% during the boycott is because

the san bruno park school district did not return our request for comment.r, if you or someone you know is dealing with issues involving sexual abuse, there is local help and it is easy to find. go to abc seven news.com slash. take action. >> now to some new details about the deaths of gene hackman, his wife and their dog, all found dead in their santa fe home a week ago. the new mexico gas company says extensive testing at the house found no traces of carbon monoxide, only a small gas leak in the stove far below a lethal amount. hackman's body was found in the mudroom. his wife was found in the bathroom. one of the couple's dogs was found dead inside a kennel about ten feet away from her. that dog was named zena, an australian kelpie mix. investigators initially misidentified it as a german shepherd. >> and the mystery continues, obviously well, the bay area home of legendy entertainer bing crosby has hit the market for the first time in decades. crosby passed away in the late 1970s. his wife died this past september. today, abc seven news reporter zach fue

that list included three buildings in the bay area, two in san francisco and one in san bruno, and the ones in san francisco. the newly named speaker, nancy pelosi. federal building and the 50 united nations plaza building, along with the leo rhyne federal records center down on the peninsula. the white house said the properties on the list are considered, quote, not core to government operations. several of the buildings on the list are used by agencies that president trump has criticized and targeted, including the fbi and the doj. the general services administration owns and maintains all 443 buildings on the list. the agency claims selling the designated b buildis could save the federal government hundreds of millions of dollars. now, it's not clear why that list was removed, but an updated list could soon be published. also tonight, the strained relationship between the united states and canada. this has gone beyond tough talk from president trump and is now impacting everyday canadians. they are fighting back. today, president trump continued to criticize prime minister justin tr

you notice there are more breaks of sunshine going into the afternoon, so storm ranger on top of san brunomountain is busy tracking some light showers right now through parts of 101 over on into highway 37 and san rafael. we look towards the east bay shoreline. hayward. you seem to be getting a little bit of a good spot right now, with those colors turning more into the oranges and the yellows down into the south bay. it is spotty, so just be careful. highway 17 especially, and you'll notice those little shades of pink up there. there might be cold enough to bring just a littltle bit of a dusting on top of mount hamilton, so keep your eyes peaked out there towards the foothills of san jose. i'm going to keep that active weather on tap as we go on through the morning hours, and then give us a little bit of a break as we go on into the afternoon. so running to the store, all those errands that you have, if you want to avoid the wet weather, there is your afternoon shot, but there could be some more light showers popping up there as we go on into the santa cruz mountains around dinner time. i

jeremy pay in taught at el chris still elementary school and decimal allen elementary in san bruno.n trial for 22 counts of assault. right now he is out of custody on 1.3 million dollars bond ye is due back in court on wednesday. >> well, dozens of oakland high school students walk out of class on monday to protest the trump administration's plan to deport undocumented immigrants. president trump has pushed for these mass deportations. he's also stepped up efforts to limit immigration by stopping people seeking asylum from entering the country altogether. students in the protests tell us it's been hard for them to watch on the news. >> it's been very difficult and hard and hurtful, especially the deportations of children being ripped away from their family. >> just for wanting a better life. >> well, the students then walked down macarthur boulevard and held a second rally at lake merritt. in east bay. alameda. firefighters put out a fire that broke out at a three-story apartment building last night. that fire happened on park street just drive right near the south shore center. the

jeremy pack yen yea todd at el crystal elementary and decimal elementary in san bruno.ed with 22 counts of assault and currently out of custody. a 1.3 million dollar bond and he'll be back in court on wednesday for the 5th day of this trial. >> dozens of oakland high school students walked out of class on monday to protest the trump administration's plan to deport undocumented immigrants. president trump has pushed for mass deportations. he's also stepped up efforts to limit immigration by stopping people who are seeking asylum from coming into the country. students in the protests tell us it's been hard to watch. >> so it's been very difficult and hard and hurtful, the deportations of c>ildren being ripped away from their family. >> just for wanting a better life. >> the students afterwards walk down macarthur boulevard and held a second rally. >> out at lake merritt in the east bay, alameda. firefighters put out a fire broke out in a three-story apartment building on the 3rd floor last night. and this is on park street noticed drive south of shore sent the shores cent

jeremy picky aigner todd at el crystal elementary and decimal allen elementary in san bruno.for 22 counts of assault. and while the trial is going on, he's in custody is out of custody. on 1.3, millions dollar bond. he's due back in court on wednesday. >> well, dozens of oakland high school students walked out of class on monday to protest the trump administration's plan to deport undocumented immigrants. president trump has pushed for mass deportations. he's also stepping up efforts to limit immigration by stopping people seeking asylum from coming into the country in the first place. students in the protest tell us it's been hard to watch. >> so it's been very difficult and hard and very hurtful, especially the deportations of children being ripped away from their families. >> just for wanting a better life. >> the students then walked down macarthur boulevard and held a second rally out at lake merritt. elsewhere in the east bay. alameda firefighters put out a fire that broke out in a three-story apartment last night. th3t fire happened on park street just drive right near

it is gusty out there around that san bruno gap. we have a 13 mile per hour wind at mineta international airport. check out all these wind speeds are over ten miles per hour, generally hovering right around 15mph. same again tomorrow. all due to this system that is pretty much out of the area. but notice all that cotton ball effect out over the open waters. that is an indication there's a lot of instability in the atmosphere. which leads me to believe we've got to check in with your monday forecast and see how all this will be affected. and that's coming up in just a couple of minutes. >> all right. thank you. roberta. well, police in hayward are investigating a shooting that left four people wounded outside of a popular filipino restaurant. police say the shooting happened outside the grill by miss g on foothill boulevard around 1050 last night. all four victims were treated at the hospital and are expected to be okay. police say they have no suspects in custody and are looking into the events that led up to the shooting, and the r

also, the leo ryan federal records center in san bruno. the gsa listed 443 federal buildings for closure. the trump administration claims that they are being underutilized, and they want to sell them and then lease office space for federal workers. >> police in the north bay are investigating the second incident with a weapon in one week on a high school campus. yesterday, santa rosa police arrested an elsie allen high school student with a gun and a folding knife after receiving a tip from another student. and this is video from last week, when a fight in an elsie allen classroom ended with 115 year old boy stabbing another multiple times. that student is expected to make a full recovery. >> new developments with fremont's controversial camping ban. the city is now facing a lawsuit over this. the suit was announced during public comment at last night's city council meeting. a person actually gave that paperwork to the city clerk. then the plan passed last month that bans camping on public property and aiding and abetting homeless encampme

he's changing up its shopping routine in san bruno by buying groceries at a nearby supermarket., >> one support businesses that wanted to be too faces. i call them here in january. target announced it would eliminate hiring goals for minority employees and roll back its diversity equity and inclusion policies. it's unfortunate. >> target is one of several companies that has scaled back dei efforts following orders to do so from the trump administration despite being a private company in atlanta, pastor called for what he described as a 40 day fast from target during lent. doleman says this change feels like with flash as the retailer has previously been known as an inclusive company is seeing that target do initiatives to bring specifically black businesses to the forefront here. >> and then to turn literally turned their backs so quickly with change of administration is just it's it's an valuables and i'm ready for the change because i don't like the racism at all. talk to donna smith says the only reason she was still shopping at target during the boycott is because it's the o

the bay area's biggest stories, from the moscone-milk assassinations, the loma prieta earthquake, san bruno pipeline explosion, wine country wildfires and of course, celebrations like super bowl's nba championship and world series. >> yes, after five decades of unrelenting dedication to his job and our station, michelle is finally ready to relax. our newsroom in the station really just wouldn't be the same without him. >> it would not. we can't imagine actually without him going forward. congratulations, best in retirement and we will miss you. that was a party last night. we were all wearing berets and scars of war. because he is french, so he has truly been. he's always been here and we can't imagine going on without him. but we will, of course. thanks, michelle. congratulations on truly a hall of fame career. >> yes. congratulations, michelle. >> i know how to say that in french. congratulations, uh. >> i should know from four years of french, but that was a long time ago. we'll work on it. over. all right. still ahead. even superheroes do chores like wash windows. >> yeah. after the bre

redwood city gayle ong kron for all right, gail, the families of young victims of abuse are suing the san bruno park district. >> over claims school officials failed to take action after their abuse was reported. according to the lawsuit, administrators at allen elementary school ignored red flags that allowed former teacher jeremy yea to sexually abuse a teen girls, including an 8 year-old child. 4 of those victims are taking legal action. and today their lawyers shared with the 2 students allegedly reported abuse back in 2017 but were accused of lying. >> during the criminal trial, there was testimony that a young girl witness, mister ye abusing another student at the school and went to her counselor and reported that to her. the counselor went to the principal and reported it to her. the principal then brought that girl. and the girl that was abused into a room with mister ye and made those 2 young girls apologize to mister da for line. >> there have not been any criminal charges filed against the school principal last week. was found guilty for child molestation. he is facing more than 400

and we've been seeing some of that rain on our storm ranger mobile doppler radar right there atop san brunon. you can see the radar dome there. that is where the x-band radar scans from. and it's had a little bit of a rinse cycle tonight as we've had some light rain passing through. and you can see what storm ranger is seeing here in the hills there, east of san jose and to the west of palo alto. mainly some areas of light rain moving through. this is the first batch of moisture which is now moving off to the east. but you can see the popcorn like clouds offshor those are scattered showers which will come in after midnight tonight. that could lead to some brief downpours. and the potential is there as the cool air aloft starts to move in. somof these showers during the day tomorrow could include some small hail, so it looks like the top rain totals through your sunday forecast will be around the santa cruz mountains and the coastal mountains, as we monitor the chance of thunderstorms at times during the day tomorrow. at the same time out on the coast, watch out for that high surf advisory e

the bay area's biggest stories from the moscone-milk assassinations, the loma prieta earthquake, san brunoosion, wine country wildfires, and of course, celebrations like super bowl's nba championships and world series. >> after five decades of unrelenting dedication to his job and our station, michel is finally ready to relax a little bit. and our newsroom and the station just would not have been the same without him all of these years. >> yes. congratulations, michel. we wish you the best in your retirement. of course, we will miss you so much. >> we have a party for him last night, between newscasts and everyone, they passed out berets and scarves to honor his frenchness. >> it was very french, very fancy. >> quite french. congratulations, michel. >> well, what will steph curry do for an encore? we will find out tomorrow night here on abc seven. >> we will. sports director larry beil is here. larry. >> dan, i'm coming off of a 56 point game in orlando. steph curry and the warriors looking to push their winning streak to six. reaction. after a truly incredible andre iguodala said. it was

y es que alertan en san bruno, pues un estudiante le confesó a su papá que había sido abusada sexualmenten francisco, además de esposa y madre, es una fotógrafa profesional. es una oportunidad de darles a nuestros clientes la oportunidad de congelar los momentos de sus familias, su compañía, amor y luna. la creó con quién es su amor, su esposo y un apoyo incondicional. yo siempre le dije que a veces ella no veía su potencial, que ella tenía ella misma. pero siempre le traté de empujar y de decirle vamos, lo puedes hacer. su portafolio captura personas y eventos para la eternidad. fotografiar mujeres es algo especial para ella. más. cuando los años y las circunstancias cambian. la misión es que una simple fotografía muestre la belleza verdadera, que ellas se vean en sus fotos y que puedan sentirse cómodas en su piel después de ser madre o después de dejar de no sentirse. porque todos dicen oh, cuando tenía 15 años me veía así. esta pareja tiene además 2 hijas a quienes obviamente le enseñan a estar empoderadas y saber que el éxito está a un click del flash de la pasión y el arduo trabajo.

take a look at some of those gusty winds around half moon bay and also at sfo and throughout the san bruno gap. it's breezy to the north and to the east. tomorrow's winds out of the northwest 10 to 20. because of that right there. we had the departure of one front. another approaching front, taking direct aim on northern california. you can see that we have the precipitation leaving the bay area, but we had a smattering of sleet this evening as well atop mount hamilton. now there's that winter weather advisory in effect until 10 p.m. tomorrow. it was extended by the national weather service up to 14in of snow in the highest elevations. and that is acceptable. right. okay, here's our futurecast. and you can see that we will turn partly cloudy during the day tomorrow. mostly cloudy by monday night and then spotty hit and miss scattered showers through your tuesday, but the accumulation will be very minimal. we're talking about maybe a 10th of an inch or less throughout the bay area. okay. and then that will continue to churn up that surf. we're talking waves not as high as today. we did have

entabló una demanda en contra del distrito escolar de san bruno por no tomar acción contra un maestroe acoso sexual a sus estudiantes. menores de edad. andrés brender se encuentra en vivo con la informacón andrés. cuéntanos si tú hablaste con algunas de las víctimas o con padres de familia. te escuchamos. qué tal? cómo están? en efecto, aquí se hicieron presentes padres de las víctimas y también una vida. estamos hablando de 3 víctimas en total que ellas, aseguran, sufrieron acoso sexual en 2 escuelas crystal elementary y también allen elementary school por parte de un profesor, jeremy j, que está ahora en prisión. pero ellos alegan que el distrito no hizo suficiente para evitar estos presuntos actos de abuso sexual contra estas. por ejemplo, 2 de las niñas tenían 7 y 10 años de edad. una ocurrió en el 2017, otra en el 2022. los padres con los que conversé obviamente están devastados. aseguran que sus hijos todavía están sufriendo por estos traumas, por los que pasaron y que ellos se enteraron. de hecho, cuando vieron la noticia en televisión sobre el arresto de este profesor. como en

the san bruno park school district is being sued over claims that school officials did not take action when they were told that one of their teachers with sexually abusing several girls, the suit says administrators at allen elementary ignored red flags that allowed former teacher jeremy yea to abuse a teen girls. one of them an 8 year-old 4 of the victims are taking legal action today. their lawyer shared when 2 students allegedly reported abuse back in 2017 but were accused of light. >> during the criminal trial, there was testimony that a young girl witness, mister ye abusing another student at the school and went to her counselor and reported that to her. the counselor went to the principal and reported it to her. the principal then brought that girl. and the girl that was abused into a room with mister ye and made those 2 young girls apologize to mister da for line. >> criminal charges have been filed against the school's principal. last week. ye was found guilty for child molestation. he's facing more than 400 years behind bars. >> all right. taking a live look outside right now

as nbc bay area storm ranger parked atop san bruno mountain tracks at all, we're tracing how long this rain is expected to stick around. good morning, and thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia. and i'm marcus washington. we want to begin with that rain moving through the bay area. meteorologist kari hall joining me now with a look at where that system is right now. and kari looks like majority of it has moved out of the area. yeah. and this is mainly been a south bay issue for the morning, which is great news because the south bay is the area that really needed the rainfall. it's not the north bay. and we're going to continue to see some of these showers linger. look at how heavy that rain is falling as we track it with storm ranger right between morgan hill, san martin and gilroy. that's where that rain is really pouring down. it's been a lot more light and scattered for san jose and for the east bay. we've also seen the rain moving through. it's all part of a larger storm system that is really headed for the central coast and southern california. it's going to already start

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san bruno based youtube and the american psychological association have teamed up to help parents understand screen habits for their kids and what to avoid. >> and really, they broke it down into not surprising beneficial versus harmful content. beneficial content was the type that looked at helping others, that showed empathy and compassion that they could apply to their own life, educational content where they could learn new skills, how to problem solve. i know my girls learned how to crochet and bake on youtube, and then content that was optimistic, uplifting, joyful, and even humorous. harmful content, on the other hand, focused around aggression, violence, substance use, risky health challenges or challenges, and also self harm and even unrealistic body standards. >> the new guidelines don't focus on how long teens should be on screens, but how adults can help teens implement healthy screen time habits. experts say it's important to educate kids on how to navigate social media and avoid harmful media. seven on your side is hosting a tax chat tomorrow ahead of tax day. join stephanie si

our storm ranger atop san bruno mountain sunshine right now, but it is tracking rain moving into the bay area over the next couple of days. chief meteorologist jeff ranieri joins us now. hey, jeff, will our weekend festivities get rained out? well, it's looks like we will have that chance. it's not going to be nonstop rain saturday and sunday, but do prepare here for the chance here of some hit and miss weather. so let's go ahead and get a look. it was warm outside today. we were 10 to 20 degrees above average. that left us with 80 in stanford, 80 in cupertino, walnut creek 79. novato at 78 on that current live stormranger scan winds anywhere from five to about 20mph. so not overly gusty, but a little bit of a breeze. and it is dry. but here, off to the south, we're tracking this system spinning. that's bringing in some cloud cover to the south bay. some showers just south of monterey right now. i'm expecting it to be dry tonight, but we'll have that radar scanning if anything moves a little bit closer as this system continues to move towards southern california. better, better rainf

let's take a live look now on san bruno mountain, our storm ranger. there it is. right there is scanning the skies at a low level. it's the bay area's only mobile doppler radar close to the ground. so it gets a more accurate read. the most accurate in northern california. actually, for our forecast, you can access our storm ranger from your phone. just scan that qr code on the left side of your screen to download our nbc bay area app. it's a great resource. you can follow the rain as it moves into your specific neighborhood. a san jose special education worker has been arrested after his colleague allegedly found inappropriate photos of children on his flash drive. police took him into custody at chandler tripp school in san jose, and he appeared in court just hours ago. investigative reporter candice nguyen was there. yeah. jess kirk mcfarland faces one felony count of possession of child pornography. this incident report here, i read through today. it reveals disturbing allegations. now, this is mcfarland. at his arraignment this afternoon, we did not hear him e

ryan federal records center in san bruno. the general services administration published this list yesterday. it's not yet clear why it was removed. it had more than 400 federal properties that are now deemed, quote, not core to government operations. it's part of president trump and elon musk's unprecedented effort to slash the size of the federal workforce and shrink government spending. several of the buildings on the now deleted list housed agencies that trump has long criticized and targeted, like the fbi headquarters and the department of justice building in washington, d.c, the general services administration owns and maintains all 443 buildings on that list. the agency claims selling the designated buildings could save the federal government hundreds of millions of dollars. well, speaking of government funds, bay area lawmakers are asking the state government for $2 billion to prepare for the super bowl and the world cup. they say it's needed to make sure people coming from all over the world can get around the bay are

here's a live look at storm ranger right now parked on san bruno mountain. the great thing about storm ranger is that it's closer to the ground, so it gets a better scan of the rain or fog in your neighborhood. well, a show of support for ukraine in san francisco this afternoon. this was the first demonstration in the bay area following the oval office clash between president trump and ukraine president volodymyr zelensky on friday. ukraine is not for sale. ukraine is not for sale. hundreds of people gathered at harry bridges plaza, many of them ukrainian americans and people we talked to say they are outraged by the president's behavior. it was ignorance is strength from the president of the united states trying to convince ukrainian president that war is peace and achieved for ukraine, freedom is slavery. it was literally like that. it's what i heard and i cannot keep quiet. i was republican up until friday. meantime, the uk is pledging billions in support for ukraine. prime minister keir starmer vowed to bolster ukraine to allow the nation to negotiate a

and throughout the san bruno gap, they're 39 mile per hour wind gusts, 31 across the bay in hayward, through castro valley 20 and mountain view. we also have some pretty gusty winds out throughout buchanan field in concord and currently in oakland at oakland international airport. some gusty winds as well. now take a look at our storm tracker. because we have a lot of precipitation in and around the state of california. next time around, i'll talk claudine about the next shot of rain and we will all need that umbrella. >> okay. thank you. roberta. well, police in hayward are investigating a shooting that left four people wounded outside of a popular filipino restaurant. police say that shooting happened outside the grill by miss g, which is on foothill boulevard. this was all around 1050 last night. all four victims were treated at the hospital and are expected to make a full recovery. police say they have no suspects in custody and are looking into the events that led up to that shooting. the g team says they are deeply saddened by the incident, and said they are taking steps to enh

building and the 50 united nations plaza building, along with the leo rhyne federal records center in san bruno locations here, the white house said the properties are on the list that could that are considered not core to government operations. now, several of the buildings on the list are used by agencies that president trump has criticized and targeted, including the fbi and the doj. the general services administration owns and maintains all 443 buildings on the list. the agency claims that selling these designated buildings could save the federal government hundreds of millions of dollars. we're back in 60s. ahead, a restaurant ripped off the serial dine and dasher. police arrested in the south bay after employees just had enough of his ways. why not just find another place with four kids? a san francisco family faces eviction. a little known city program is, for now, helping to keep them in their home, but they fear looming budget cuts could change that and send renters onto the street. i'm senior investigative reporter bigad shaban. we investigate next, and there's rain on storm ranger ri

the bay area's biggest stories from the moscone-milk assassinations, the loma prieta earthquake, san brunoipeline explosion, wine country wildfires, and of course, celebrations like super bowl's nba championships and world series. >> after five decades of unrelenting dedication to his job and our station, michel is finally ready to relax a little bit. and our newsroom and the station just would not have been the same without him all of these years. >> yes. congratulations, michel. we wish you the best in your retirement. of course, we will miss you so much. >> we have a party for him last night, between newscasts and everyone, they passed out berets and scarves to honor his frenchness. >> it was very french, very fancy. >> quite french. congratulations, michel. >> well, what will steph curry do for an encore? we will find out tomorrow night here on abc seven. >> we will. sports director larry beil is here. larry. >> dan, i'm coming off of a 56 point game in orlando. steph curry and the warriors looking to push their winning streak to six. reaction. after a truly andre iguodala said. it was

the bay area's biggest stories, from the moscone-milk assassinations, the loma prieta earthquake, san brunoeline explosion, wine country wildfires and of course, celebrations like super bowl's nba championships and the world series. >> after five decades of unrelenting dedication to his job and our station, michel is finally ready to relax. our newsroom and station really wouldn't be the same without him. so congratulations, michel. we wish you the best in your retirement and we will absolutely miss you. >> we sure will. >> but we had so much fun celebrating last night. >> in berets and scarf and his friends. >> from. >> good luck. michel. congratulations, really, on a hall of fame career. >> yeah. wonderful. we wish you well. and we will miss you. all right, let's get to meteorologist sandyha patel. weekend is here. >> weekend is here. and the rain returns. sandy. >> yeah, absolutely. congrats to michelle once again. it was fun celebrating. let me show you the snow that is coming back to the sierra over the weekend and heading into monday. we have about 11in coming to kirkwood, five inches