i alan wang has been tracking the storm damage from the east bay to the north bay and joins us live now in novato. alan sph. >> ama and dan, pg&e says they are still trying to figure out what caused the outage that had about 2,000 people in the dark out here. they are still trying to restore power a few miles down the road. all caused by high winds. wind gusts up to 50 miles an hour near novato snapped a utility pole knocking out power to 1500 customers. further north in bodega high winds trapped a mother and two kids in their car. they were rescued an hour later. >> i remember learning through a safety course put on by the fire department not to get out of the car. >> trees were toppling all over the bay area including this 90-foot pine in the berkeley hills. >> they pulled enough of the root that the wind had to be incredibly high for the tree to fall over. >> it fell across three properties and damaged a neighbor's roof, but there was no injuries. in pinole the wind pulled this tree out of the ground and on top of two cars. >> at least nothing happened to my family. first thing on my

alan wang is live where he has been gathering more information. alan? >> the sheriff department says they were following the suspect because she threatened someone. when they pulled her over they found explosives in her car which lead to a search of her home and a surprise for everyone including her roommate. >> she is a great mother. i mean she is a really sweet person. >> joy brown was floored when police arrested her roommate 43-year-old loreen mason. the bomb squad found mason's bedroom full of explosives. >> she has the moster bedroom and keeps her door locked. if they were in there, we didn't know brrrr it. >> they say mason ignited explosives to intimidate someone. residents complained of loud explosions during the week. this morning police searched mason's home in this upscale neighborhood and discovered 87 explosive devices. >> apparently they were so loud they were going off across town. >> homes in the immediate area were evacuated and other neighbors were ordered to stay inside. police also found bomb-maked ingredients in the home. mason was

. >> alan wang is live with the story. alan? >> dan and ama if there are more victims police think they are too scared or embarrassed to report the crime. now there is a picture of the suspect and police want to know if you know who she is. >> he admitted he solicited a prostitute on a casual encounter website. she e-mailed the picture and says the same woman showed up at his home in the area of fremont. she thinks he drugged him and when he woke up his hands were tied behind his back. three men were in the house and they along with the woman beat him until he told them where his cash and valuables were located. >> it doesn't surprise me. all of these things that are all on-line and you are hooking up on-line you have no idea what you are walking into. >> this man said his friend solicited a prostitute from a similar website that openly advertises for. it -- for it. >> i don't think it is safe. >> and now police want your help in finding the female suspect. she is described as italian or hispanic, 18 to 22 years old. 140 to 160

. >> alan wang is live with the story. >> i interviewed the spokesman for the longshoreman and asked if the union accepts responsibility in the blow to california's economy. he essentially said this was something that had to happen. >> there is blame going around. it is part of the democrat tib process. the workers have to have a voice and they have to stand up. >> the port activity is going to be restored to full capacity. a five-year tentative agreement will leave coastal ports and it ends a 9-month labor dispute. california exports like agriculture has been riding on the docks waiting to get out. president obama ordered the labor secretary perez to come to san francisco to intervene. he still has confidence in the arbitration system. >> i think it is an efficient system that works. sometimes it takes too long and in this case it took too long. >> the labor dispute between the long shore men and the association caused significant damage to the u.s. economy. he has $800,000 worth of garment imports off the coast waiting to get into port. >> we have had orders canceled and we had dep

i alan wang has been tracking the storm damage from the east bay to the north bay and joins us live nown novato. alan sph. >> ama and dan, pg&e says they are still trying to figure out what caused the outage that had about 2,000 people in the dark out here. they are still trying to restore power a few miles down the road. all caused by high winds. wind gusts up to 50 miles an hour near novato snapped a utility pole knocking out power to 1500 customers. further north in bodega high winds trapped a mother and two kids in their car. they were rescued an hour later. >> i remember learning through a safety course put on by the fire department not to get out of the car. >> trees were toppling all over the bay area including this 90-foot pine in the berkeley hills. >> they pulled enough of the root that the wind had to be incredibly high for the tree to fall over. >> it fell across three properties and damaged a neighbor's roof, but there was no injuries. in pinole the wind pulled this tree out of the ground and on top of two cars. >> at least nothing happened to my family. first thing on my m

alan wang is live where he has been gathering more information. alan? >> the sheriff department says they were following the suspect because she threatened someone. when they pulled her over they found explosives in her car which lead to a search of her home and a surprise for everyone including her roommate. >> she is a great mother. i mean she is a really sweet person. >> joy brown was floored when police arrested her roommate 43-year-old loreen mason. the bomb squad found mason's bedroom full of explosives. >> she has the moster bedroom and keeps her door locked. if they were in there, we didn't know brrrr it. >> they say mason ignited explosives to intimidate someone. residents complained of loud explosions during the week. this morning police searched mason's home in this upscale neighborhood and discovered 87 explosive devices. >> apparently they were so loud they were going off across town. >> homes in the immediate area were evacuated and other neighbors were ordered to stay inside. police also found bomb-maked ingredients in the home. mason was

in oakland, alan wang, abc7 news. >> there were three winning jackpot tickets in the powerball drawing. they were sold in texas, north carolina and puerto rico. in california three tickets matched five numbers, but missed the powerball number. one was sold at the pop top market and liquor in san leandro. that ticket is worth an estimated $1 million. that's a nice pay day. 11 13, 25, 39, 54 and the powerball is 19. >> all right well thousands of cancer patients undergo chemotherapy every year. >> but the odds of success can vary from patient to patient. >> the powerful experimental technology that is being developed in the bay area to find the right medicine for you. >> and lucky local diners getting free wine. the mysterious donor whose mission is to add a little caber nay to your day. >> and i am abc7 news sandhya patel. we will add a little spring-like warmth to your day. >>> covering novato oakland and sunnyvale and all of the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> some very sad and surprising news for this industry tonight. bob simon, the long-time "60 minutes" correspondent and cbs news

. >> alan wang is live with the story. >> i interviewed the spokesman for the longshoreman and asked if the union accepts responsibility in the blow to california's economy. he essentially said this was something that had to happen. >> there is blame going around. it is part of the democrat tib process. the workers have to have a voice and they have to stand up. >> the port activity is going to be restored to full capacity. a five-year tentative agreement will leave coastal ports and it ends a 9-month labor dispute. california exports like agriculture has been riding on the docks waiting to get out. president obama ordered the labor secretary perez to come to san francisco to intervene. he still has confidence in the arbitration system. >> i think it is an efficient system that works. sometimes it takes too long and in this case it took too long. >> the labor dispute between the long shore men and the association caused significant damage to the u.s. economy. he has $800,000 worth of garment imports off the coast waiting to get into port. >> we have had orders canceled and we had dep

alan wang is live tonight. that man will never forget what he saw today and what he lived through. >> no he won't. the suspect was accused of shoplifting so police chased her around the corner and that's where the man was caught in the middle of it all. >> either i live or die. there was no in betweens. >> the man who identified himself as russ was caught in a hail of bullets around 12:30 they were unloading boxes from their cars at this storage building when he heard the woman. >> screaming wildly she had a gun and then running to my car. and the police were given commands and i coobt tell what they were say -- i couldn't tell what they were saying, but they were strong commands. next thing i know boom boom, boom. >> there were six or seven shots and some shattered the window of his ford focus. neither russ nor his friend were injured. >> while officers were in route the caller reported that the suspect was armed with a gun. >> it started at the home depot where witnesses say the suspect pulled out a gun after

in berkeley,al ben wong, ab -- alan wang abc7 news. >>> fit bits are supposed to keep you healthy but that is not always the case. >> michael finney is here with the story. >> the company recalled some older models and claims a major problem is fixed. then were are newly released fit bits causing users to get nasty rashes? i investigated the claims. what i found coming up. >> and a designer scandal. why there is a growing backlash over this fabric. >> i am abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel. rising temps to record levels. a i make a lot of purchases for my business and i get a lot in return with ink plus from chase. like 60,000 bonus points when i spent $5,000 in the first 3 months after i opened my account. and i earn 5 times the rewards on internet, phone services and at office supply stores. with ink plus i can choose how to redeem my points. travel, gift cards even cash back. and my rewards points won't expire. so you can make owning a business even more rewarding. ink from chase. so you can. >>> breaking news out of san jose. there is a manhunt for a gunman who shot a woman. i

abc7 news reporter alan wang is live with what police say is normally a quiet part of town. >> and dand ama the police just started searching the inside of the home. they have a suspect in custody, but they are not identifying the victims. they are not saying how the man died or how the woman was badly injured. i spoke to the next door neighbor of the homeowner where all of this happened and now that neighbor has serious concerns. >> he is a you frayed his neighbor who -- he is afraid his neighbor is the man police found dead in the garage of this home. police say a witness saw two men fighting in the driveway of this home and a badly injured woman lying just inside the front door. >> the truck belonged to a man with the girlfriend and screen was not broken. >> police spotted and arrested a man who was on foot not far from the scene. a witness identified him as the suspect and police found a bike stacked in the bushes on the side of the house. in hercules, alan wang, abc7 news. >>> a local cabdriver suffered a brutal beating at the hands of his passenger. just look at how badly his fac

. >> alan wang is live with the story. alan? >> dan and ama if there are more victims police think they are too scared or embarrassed to report the crime. now there is a picture of the suspect and police want to know if you know who she is. >> he admitted he solicited a prostitute on a casual encounter website. she e-mailed the picture and says the same woman showed up at his home in the area of fremont. she thinks he drugged him and when he woke up his hands were tied behind his back. three men were in the house and they along with the woman beat him until he told them where his cash and valuables were located. >> it doesn't surprise me. all of these things that are all on-line and you are hooking up on-line you have no idea what you are walking into. >> this man said his friend solicited a prostitute from a similar website that openly advertises for. it -- for it. >> i don't think it is safe. >> and now police want your help in finding the female suspect. she is described as italian or hispanic, 18 to 22 years old. 140 to 160

. >> alan wang is live with the story. >> i interviewed the spokesman for the longshoreman and asked if the union accepts responsibility in the blow to california's economy. he essentially said this was something that had to happen. >> there is blame going around. it is part of the democrat tib process. the workers have to have a voice and they have to stand up. >> the port activity is going to be restored to full capacity. a five-year tentative agreement will leave coastal ports and it ends a 9-month labor dispute. california exports like agriculture has been riding on the docks waiting to get out. president obama ordered the labor secretary perez to come to san francisco to intervene. he still has confidence in the arbitration system. >> i think it is an efficient system that works. sometimes it takes too long and in this case it took too long. >> the labor dispute between the long shore men and the association caused significant damage to the u.s. economy. he has $800,000 worth of garment imports off the coast waiting to get into port. >> we have had orders canceled and we had dep

abc7 news reporter alan wang is live with what police say is normally a quiet part of town. >> and dan and ama the police just started searching the inside of the home. they have a suspect in custody, but they are not identifying the victims. they are not saying how the man died or how the woman was badly injured. i spoke to the next door neighbor of the homeowner where all of this happened and now that neighbor has serious concerns. >> he is a you frayed his neighbor who -- he is afraid his neighbor is the man police found dead in the garage of this home. police say a witness saw two men fighting in the driveway of this home and a badly injured woman lying just inside the front door. >> the truck belonged to a man with the girlfriend and screen was not broken. >> police spotted and arrested a man who was on foot not far from the scene. a witness identified him as the suspect and police found a bike stacked in the bushes on the side of the house. in hercules, alan wang, abc7 news. >>> a local cabdriver suffered a brutal beating at the hands of his passenger. just look at how badly his

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i alan wang has been tracking the storm damage from the east bay to the north bay and joins us live now in novato. alan sph. >> ama and dan, pg&e says they are still trying to figure out what caused the outage that had about 2,000 people in the dark out here. they are still trying to restore power a few miles down the road. all caused by high winds. wind gusts up to 50 miles an hour near novato snapped a utility pole knocking out power to 1500 customers. further north in bodega high winds trapped a mother and two kids in their car. they were rescued an hour later. >> i remember learning through a safety course put on by the fire department not to get out of the car. >> trees were toppling all over the bay area including this 90-foot pine in the berkeley hills. >> they pulled enough of the root that the wind had to be incredibly high for the tree to fall over. >> it fell across three properties and damaged a neighbor's roof, but there was no injuries. in pinole the wind pulled this tree out of the ground and on top of two cars. >> at least nothing happened to my family. first thing on my

. >> alan wang is live with the story. alan? >> dan and ama if there are more victims police think they are too scared or embarrassed to report the crime. now there is a picture of the suspect and police want to know if you know who she is. >> he admitted he solicited a prostitute on a casual encounter website. she e-mailed the picture and says the same woman showed up at his home in the area of fremont. she thinks he drugged him and when he woke up his hands were tied behind his back. three men were in the house and they along with the woman beat him until he told them where his cash and valuables were located. >> it doesn't surprise me. all of these things that are all on-line and you are hooking up on-line you have no idea what you are walking into. >> this man said his friend solicited a prostitute from a similar website that openly advertises for. it -- for it. >> i don't think it is safe. >> and now police want your help in finding the female suspect. she is described as italian or hispanic, 18 to 22 years old. 140 to 160

alan wang is live tonight. that man will never forget what he saw today and what he lived through. >> no he won't. the suspect was accused of shoplifting so police chased her around the corner and that's where the man was caught in the middle of it all. >> either i live or die. there was no in betweens. >> the man who identified himself as russ was caught in a hail of bullets around 12:30 they were unloading boxes from their cars at this storage building when he heard the woman. >> screaming wildly she had a gun and then running to my car. and the police were given commands and i coobt tell what they were say -- i couldn't tell what they were saying, but they were strong commands. next thing i know boom boom, boom. >> there were six or seven shots and some shattered the window of his ford focus. neither russ nor his friend were injured. >> while officers were in route the caller reported that the suspect was armed with a gun. >> it started at the home depot where witnesses say the suspect pulled out a gun after

in oakland, alan wang, abc7 news. >> there were three winning jackpot tickets in the powerball drawing. they were sold in texas, north carolina and puerto rico. in california three tickets matched five numbers, but missed the powerball number. one was sold at the pop top market and liquor in san leandro. that ticket is worth an estimated $1 million. that's a nice pay day. 11 13, 25, 39, 54 and the powerball is 19. >> all right well thousands of cancer patients undergo chemotherapy every year. >> but the odds of success can vary from patient to patient. >> the powerful experimental technology that is being developed in the bay area to find the right medicine for you. >> and lucky local diners getting free wine. the mysterious donor whose mission is to add a little caber nay to your day. >> and i am abc7 news sandhya patel. we will add a little spring-like warmth to your day. in our house, we do just about everything online. and our old internet just wasn't cutting it. so i switched us from u-verse to xfinity. they have the fastest, most reliable internet. which is perfect for me, becaus

abc7 news reporter alan wang is live with what police say is normally a quiet part of town. >> and dan and ama the police just started searching the inside of the home. they have a suspect in custody, but they are not identifying the victims. they are not saying how the man died or how the woman was badly injured. i spoke to the next door neighbor of the homeowner where all of this happened and now that neighbor has serious concerns. >> he is a you frayed his neighbor who -- he is afraid his neighbor is the man police found dead in the garage of this home. police say a witness saw two men fighting in the driveway of this home and a badly injured woman lying just inside the front door. >> the truck belonged to a man with the girlfriend and screen was not broken. >> police spotted and arrested a man who was on foot not far from the scene. a witness identified him as the suspect and police found a bike stacked in the bushes on the side of the house. in hercules, alan wang, abc7 news. >>> a local cabdriver suffered a brutal beating at the hands of his passenger. just look at how badly his

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alan wang is live tonight. that man will never forget what he saw today and what he lived through. >> no he won't. the suspect was accused of shoplifting so police chased her around the corner and that's where the man was caught in the middle of it all. >> either i live or die. there was no in betweens. >> the man who identified himself as russ was caught in a hail of bullets around 12:30 they were unloading boxes from their cars at this storage building when he heard the woman. >> screaming wildly she had a gun and then running to my car. and the police were given commands and i coobt tell what they were say -- i couldn't tell what they were saying, but they were strong commands. next thing i know boom boom, boom. >> there were six or seven shots and some shattered the window of his ford focus. neither russ nor his friend were injured. >> while officers were in route the caller reported that the suspect was armed with a gun. >> it started at the home depot where witnesses say the suspect pulled out a gun after

. >> alan wang is there live with the latest. alan?>> dan and katie, they just opened up a street behind me. it appears the danger is over. earlier tonight around 8:00 it started out when someone found a suspicious package with wires hanging out of it. they brought in a bomb squad robot and evacuated the building closest to the package c. people came out with their pets and cages and no where else to go. police shutdown a two-block area between mission and valencia from 22nd to 24th street. a lot of people walked out of their homes unaware of what was happening until police success scoterred them out of the evacuation zone. this was a huge two-hour inconvenience for a lot of people. reporting live in the mission district of san francisco abc7 news. >> it sure was. thanks very much. >>> to weather now and a blustery night across the bay area. here is a live look from our roof camera. you can see how the wind has the flags blowing pretty hard. in sausalito the wind shook some tree branches and flags whipped around in the strong breeze. >

alan wang, abc 7 news. >> remember that tall tree. city crews were able to quickly remove that tree. the winds brought down trees in san francisco as well and sent them crashing along the bay. abc 7 news reporter has details now from the city. >> trees and large limbs came crashing down all over san francisco. >> i just heard a big giant woosh. >> this massive example oddly enough. >> i'm glad it's over there and not over here. >> it was a direct hit into his backyard. downed branches took a side-view mirror off a parked car. nearby a woman decide d to put the storm damage to good use. zblf i'm zblf >> i'm salvaging the fallen trees for their branches for a project in my garden. >> the crews have responded to dozens of downed trees and limbs. no reports of injuries. the bay put on quite a show. the water crashing against the railings and smashing to the sidewalk. >> the winds came and i took some really nice pictures and saw the big waves coming and had to hold the umbrellas. >> at the height of the winds. the sturdy flag pole was str

abc 7 news reporter alan wang has the story. >>> she's a great mother. she's a really sweet person. >> reporter: joy brown was floored when police arrested her roommate. the bomb squad found mayson's bedroom full of explosives. >> she has the master bedroom and she keeps her door locked so if they were in there, we didn't know about it. >> reporter: the marin county sheriff's office says she ignited some he can mroesivesignite ed some explosives. they discovered 87 explosive devices. >> apparently they were so loud they were going off over across town. >> reporter: homes in the immediate area were evacuated and other neighbors were ordered to stay inside. police also found bomb making ingredients in the home. mason was also charged with endangering her 5-year-old daughter who lives in the house. her 33-year-old boyfriend is is charged with possessing one of the explosive devices. in marin county, alan wang, abc 7 news. >>> the message of an anti-police march in oakland was once again obscured by violence. about 75 people met and began working north on br

. >> alan wang is there live with the latest. alan? >> dan and katie, they just opened up a street behind me. it appears the danger is over. earlier tonight around 8:00 it started out when someone found a suspicious package with wires hanging out of it. they brought in a bomb squad robot and evacuated the building closest to the package c. people came out with their pets and cages and no where else to go. police shutdown a two-block area between mission and valencia from 22nd to 24th street. a lot of people walked out of their homes unaware of what was happening until police success scoterred them out of the evacuation zone. this was a huge two-hour inconvenience for a lot of people. reporting live in the mission district of san francisco abc7 news. >> it sure was. thanks very much. >>> to weather now and a blustery night across the bay area. here is a live look from our roof camera. you can see how the wind has the flags blowing pretty hard. in sausalito the wind shook some tree branches and flags whipped around in the strong breeze.

. >> alan wang is there live with the latest. alan? >> dan and katie, they just opened up a street behind me. it appears the danger is over. earlier tonight around 8:00 it started out when someone found a suspicious package with wires hanging out of it. they brought in a bomb squad robot and evacuated the building closest to the package c. people came out with their pets and cages and no where else to go. police shutdown a two-block area between mission and valencia from 22nd to 24th street. a lot of people walked out of their homes unaware of what was happening until police success scoterred them out of the evacuation zone. this was a huge two-hour inconvenience for a lot of people. reporting live in the mission district of san francisco abc7 news. >> it sure was. thanks very much. >>> to weather now and a blustery night across the bay area. here is a live look from our roof camera. you can see how the wind has the flags blowing pretty hard. in sausalito the wind shook some tree branches and flags whipped around in the strong breeze.

abc7 news reporter alan wang has more on the storm damage from novato. >> reporter: wind gusts knocked out power to 1500 customers. and bodega, high winds ripped a power line down, trapping two women and her kids in their car. they were rescued an hour later. >> i will remember in a safety course put on by the fire department not to get out of the car. then the wires started arcing and causing a fire in front of us. >> trees were all over the area. >> the wind had to be incredibly high for the tree to fall over. >> the tree fell across three properties and damaged a neighbor's roof but there were no injuries. in pinole a tree was pulled out of the ground and on top of two cars. >> at least nothing happened to my family. that was the first thing i was thinking of. >> they clean up and brace for another wave on sunday. alan wang, abc7 news. >> let's go to the east bay where a large tree fell on a home in alamo yesterday. this is luckily in a drive where san ramon firefighters worked through wind and rain to remove it. no one was hurt, but there is some roof damage. and winds uprooted a e

alan wang has the story. >>> there's some blame to go around but these kinds of conflicts are part of the american democratic process. workers have to have a voice. they have to be able to stand up. >> reporter: port activity is expected to be rae stored to full capacity. a five-year tentative agreement. california exports like agriculture has been rotting on the docks waiting to get out. the situation was so dire president obama ordered labor secretary tom perez to come to san francisco to intervene. he says he still has confidence in the arbitration system. >> i think the system here is an efficient system that works. sometimes it takes too long. in this case it took too long. >> reporter: perez says the labor dispute caused significant damage to the u.s. economy. kim has $800,000 of garment imports sitting in a ship off the coast waiting to get in to port. >> we've already had orders cancel, some big, high-end department stores cancel their january orders. >> reporter: confidence in the ports has been shaken ladying the ceo to say we must dedicate ourselves to find a new way to mae

reporting live near hayward alan wang abc7 news. >> thank you. >>> and now to the weather. the storm that is set to soak the bay area. let's take a live look from our tower camera. there is no rain just yet but it will be here soon. sandhya patel is tracking the system and she is here with live doppler 7hd. >> the rain that we need and deserve will be here soon. let's look at live doppler 7hd. we have the cloud cover that is watching the moisture off the coastline here. it it does bring with it the first storm and some risks. we are talking about urban flooding which is pretty high risk. river flooding is slight. it is up to 10 inches of rain expected in the north bay mountains as you look at what potential problems we may have flash flooding in the north bay 10:00 p.m. thursday through saturday at 6:00 a.m. rapid rise of creeks and streams and poor drainage areas. watch out for that. the wind will be kicking up and it means gusts 50 to 60 miles an hour and it could topple trees and power lines. the rain does president -- doesn't end on saturday. the details on the timing.

reporting live near hayward alan wang abc7 news. >> thank you. >>> and now to the weather.he storm that is set to soak the bay area. let's take a live look from our tower camera. there is no rain just yet but it will be here soon. sandhya patel is tracking the system and she is here with live doppler 7hd. >> the rain that we need and deserve will be here soon. let's look at live doppler 7hd. we have the cloud cover that is watching the moisture off the coastline here. it it does bring with it the first storm and some risks. we are talking about urban flooding which is pretty high risk. river flooding is slight. it is up to 10 inches of rain expected in the north bay mountains as you look at what potential problems we may have flash flooding in the north bay 10:00 p.m. thursday through saturday at 6:00 a.m. rapid rise of creeks and streams and poor drainage areas. watch out for that. the wind will be kicking up and it means gusts 50 to 60 miles an hour and it could topple trees and power lines. the rain does president -- doesn't end on saturday. the details on the timing. >>

reporting live near hayward alan wang abc7 news. >> thank you. >>> and now to the weather. the storm that is set to soak the bay area. let's take a live look from our tower camera. there is no rain just yet but it will be here soon. sandhya patel is tracking the system and she is here with live doppler 7hd. >> the rain that we need and deserve will be here soon. let's look at live doppler 7hd. we have the cloud cover that is watching the moisture off the coastline here. it it does bring with it the first storm and some risks. we are talking about urban flooding which is pretty high risk. river flooding is slight. it is up to 10 inches of rain expected in the north bay mountains as you look at what potential problems we may have flash flooding in the north bay 10:00 p.m. thursday through saturday at 6:00 a.m. rapid rise of creeks and streams and poor drainage areas. watch out for that. the wind will be kicking up and it means gusts 50 to 60 miles an hour and it could topple trees and power lines. the rain does president -- doesn't end on saturday. the details on the timing.

alan wang. obc7 news. >> let's go to the east bay where a large tree fell on a home in alamo yesterday. this is luckily in a drive where san ramon firefighters worked through wind and rain to remove it. no one was hurt bull there is some roof damage. >> hear winds uproot add eucalyptus tree and it toppled across the southbound wail 69 express way in palo alto so. crews were able to quickly remove the tree. >>> the winds brought down trees in san francisco as well and sent waves crash along the bay katie marzullo has the details from the city. >> trees and limbs came crashing down all over san francisco. >> i just heard a big giant whoosh. >> i'm glad it's there and not here. >> it would have been a direct hit into his backyard. it took a rear-view mirror off a car. >> i'm salvaging the fallen feels. and it's for a project in my garden. >> spokeswoman for the department of public works sailed crews have recovered two dozen downed trees and limbs but no reports of major property determine. along t

abc7 news reporter alan wang has the story. >> a great mother. i mean, she's a sweet person. >> joy brown was floored when police arrested her roommate 43-year-old maureen mason. the bomb squad found her b full of explosives. >> she has the master bedroom and keeps her door locked, it's not my area. if they were in there, we didn't know about it. >> they said mason ignited some explosives to intimidate someone. residents also complained of loud explosions during the week. they searched her room and discovered 87 explosive devices. of it was in an upscale neighborhood in novato. >> apparently they were so loud they heard them across town. >> homes in the immediate area were evacuated and other neighbors were ordered to stay inside. they also found bomb-making ingredients in the home. she was also charged with endangering her five-year-old daughter, who lived in the house. her 33-year-old boyfriend is suspected of owning one of the explosive devices. abc news. >>> the message of an anti-police march in oakland was once again violence. they began wa

abc7 news reporter alan wang has the story. >> a great mother. i mean she's a sweet person. >> joy brown was floored when police arrested her roommate, 43-year-old maureen mason. the bomb squad found her bedroom full of explosives. >> she has the master bedroom and keeps her door locked it's not my area. they were in there and we didn't know about it. >> they said mason ignited some explosives to intimidate someone residents also complained of loud explosions during the week. they searched her room and discovered 87 explosive devices. >> apparently they were so loud they heard them across town. >> homes in the immediate area were evacuated evacuated and other neighbored were ordered to stay inside. they also found bomb making ingredients in the home. she was also charged with ebb dengering her 5-year-old daughter who lived in the house. her 33-year-old boyfriend is suspected of owning one of the explosive devices. abc news. >>> the message of an anti-police march in oakland was once again violence. one person in the crowd with a metal baseball ba