the 19-year-old great nephew angelo zamora will be arraigned today.gelo was her great nephew and was trying to help him get his life on track. >> she would do anything for someone who was young and needed help. >> she took him in when he didn't have anywhere to go. >> reporter: marla was stabbed at her home in poo -- potrero home, and angelo has been the only suspect. jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> and southbound 380, two right lanes blocked due to an accident, and eastbound 92, the industrial on-ramp to eastbound 92, word of an accident where a sweeper and a big rig are tangled up, blocking the ramp. you will see some delays there, and south 880, another wreck reported. this one is near alvarado, and it's blocking lanes. so expect delays out of hayward. and you have been busy there all morning long. the san mateo bridge, sluggish, and slow across the span with a 21-minute drive time from 880 to the 101. and still trying to clear the accident out of lanes with delays almost to antioch. hillcrest to 242 is an alternate. and you have metering lines on, and th

that includes angelo and his mom.n compete is a dream come true. >> it's so great to see him back a full person and competing. it's just wonderful. >> reporter: it's just one of those moments you never expected, huh? >> no, i didn't. it's beautiful. >> reporter: and on a beautiful spring day under the florida sun, a mother's day to remember. bob woodruff, abc news, orlando. >> a perfect story for today. we thank bob for the report. the invictus games, opening ceremony tonight on espn2. and don't miss robin roberts' exclusive interview with prince harry tomorrow on "gma." and thank you to all the moms out there. i'm tom llamas in new york, have a great evening. good night. these families are just some of "afv's" past $100,000 winners. tonight, one lucky family will join their illustrious ranks as they take home the $100,000 prize. who will it be? find out on tonight's "afv." we know you're gonna love it. man: oh! oh! [ laughter ] young man: oh! [ laughter ] aah! [ thud ] [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] welcome to

that includes angelo and his mom., watching her son compete is a dream come true. >> it's so great to see him back a full person and competing. it's just wonderful. >> reporter: it's just one of those moments you never expected, huh? >> no, i didn't. it's beautiful. >> reporter: and on a beautiful spring day under the florida sun, a mother's day to remember. bob woodruff, abc news, orlando. >> a perfect story for today. we thank bob for the report. the invictus games, starting tonight on espn2 through thursday. and don't miss robin roberts' exclusive interview with prince harry and michelle obama tomorrow on "gma." before we go, happy mother's day. and a big thank you to all the moms that help put this broadcast together. "gma" first thing tomorrow, and david muir will be right back here tomorrow night. i'm tom llamas in new york. have a great evening. good night. >>> next at 6:00, fed but still hungry. protesters change tactics with a plan they hope will discount the city of san francisco. >>> a big turnout expected

come from the relationship between angelo and marla. one person that was with her the night she was killed or the night before she was killed, i asked what her great-nephew was like. >> i had a good feeling about him. is very quiet and unassuming. i think he's a good kid. >> she was a prominent defense attorney and worked there for 30 years. she was known for defending edwin ramos in a case of mistaken identity. now memorial in front of her house is continuing to grow. people have been stopping by her house leaving flowers and cards. investigators are now working to figure a motive for this case. >>> one person is in the hospital after fire at the santa fe apartment closet -- apartment complex just south of san jose state. nearly 1 dozen units or damaged, some by flames and others by smoke and water. we are not clear how many tenants were displaced. investigators are still looking for the exact cause of the fire but it appears to be accidental. >>> another fire damage several offices in a commercial building in berkeley 30 minutes later

living with her on and off but police have yet to come from the relationship between angelo and marlaone person that was with her the night she was killed or the night before she was killed, i asked what her great-nephew was like. >> i had a good feeling about him. is very quiet and unassuming. i think he's a good kid. >> she was a prominent defense attorney and worked there for 30 years. she was known for defending edwin ramos in a case of mistaken identity. now memorial in front of her house is continuing to grow. people have been stopping by her house leaving flowers and cards.

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that includes angelo and his mom. angelo, watching her son compete is a dream come true. >> it's just so great to see him back a full person and competing. it's just wonderful. >> it's just one of those moments you never expected. >> no, i didn't. it's beautiful. >> reporter: and on a beautiful spring day under the florida sun, a mother's day to remember. bob woodruff, abc news, orlando. >> happy mother's day indeed. >> this is a great mission of prince harry. by forming this so many years ago he said all he wanted to do was make his mom proud and certainly has with this. >> and the only international competition of its kind that involves veterans like that on an international level. >> there was a cute clip with queen elizabeth and prince harry in the buildup to this where she dropped the mike. >>> making news in america this morning -- vicious storms rolling across the middle of the country. millions of people are in their path and the damage left behind. some areas will be getting a direct hit today. >>> the appare

. >> it was jim's late father angelo who developed this property and created this unique piece of work. when you're looking at her, it gives the impression that she's bursting out from the ground in a big swirl. angelo found this inspiration growing up in his home town of italy and wanted to get his version of venus to the city of san francisco. it hurts his daughter mia that her father wasn't here today. >> he always said it would be beyond his imagination how beautiful it was and surprised that a little italian guy who lived in the living room until he was 34 could create so much. he was a very humble man and i think he would surprise himself how much he did. >> he and lawrence really clicked and did something, call it spiritual or whatever, he trusted the artist to do something really outstanding. >> i'm very proud of my dad. really proud. i miss him. great job, dad. >> the artist contracted with a stainless steel company in china to fabricate venus. she was welded and bolted into 11 stacks put on top of each other. each stack well over a ton and that was the head lifted up within t

a friend said she was with marla and angelo the might before she died. >> he would be in the back roome once or twice come in and just chat a little bit with marla and then go back. >> reporter: a public defender called her a guardian angel and tried some of the toughest cases. he will be here at 1:30 this afternoon for arraignment. jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> and a drought agency isn't over despite the rain in the last few months. the water rationing continues throughout the state. governor brown wants to continue the mandatory restrictions saying that drought conditions persist and that means monthly reports from cities on water usage will continue. there is still a ban on hosing down driveways and sidewalks and car washing unless the hose has a shut-off nozzle and no watering lawns within 48 hours of rain. the water board will meet next week to decided to give local communities a chance to set their own limits. >>> the time is 5:34 and roberta is here with a check the weather. >>> we were just talking about the drought restrictions and we did have beneficial rain this weekend, and i wa

not strong tomorrow. 76 in san angelo. 85 in union city. the hottest spot in the bay area, mid-90s, antioch in brentwood. 90 in san ramon. 91 in concorde. for the coastline, that seabreeze will be strong enough to keep the temperatures down. 69. 67 in daly city. in the north bay the temperatures are going to be in the hot side. 89 in the napa valley. 81 in mill valley. the next couple of days it will crank up the temperature. it will cool down slightly on wednesday and thursday, by thursday the temperatures could be up to triple digits. that is a look at the weather. back to you. >>> a new rundown of this coming weeks stories. >>> here are some of the stories we are tracking for tomorrow. >>> game one of the nhl reference. stanley cup finals is the sharks take on the penguins. the puck drops at 5 pm pacific time. for $5 you can buy a ticket to the viewing party tomorrow night at the sharks center. >>> the warriors will hit the court tomorrow night in oakland is a take on oklahoma city in game 7. that starts at 6 pm at oracle. >>> since the

nermeen: that was angelo and eddie.ve isay, could you talk about that story and also how you made this election of what stories to include? >> sure. we havdone tenof thousds of stocorps recorngs and over theast yearwe he an app speople c downloa ts app to rerd storycos inteiew with loved o and wi one cap, upload to the library congres weave gonerom 70,0 stories to 170,000 stories in the last couple of months. the way it works is we see every , asrview as valuable important, as sometimes often a sacred moment in people's lives and equally valuable. but some of them have this quality that make them appropriate to share with a larger audience. i just saw this figure a couple 04 -- of the date the report for storycorps makes air. this is just somehow stories speak to people universally. what i've been trying to do since the very beginning, and i was thinking, walking over to the studio this morning about when i was in my early 20's at the louisiana state penitentiary and called you -- amy: i remember well. >> you remember?

for angelo buono, he enjoyed the fact that he had his younger cousin listening to him.rs who urge each other and together they are extremely vicious and violent. >> is there any doubt this is a body? >> no doubt. there's a skull and jaw bone and everything. >> when did you first get word there might be some bodies buried here? >> this morning. >> had you had any indication before? >> the man behind the killings was dean corll, 33 years old. or was. he was shot and killed wednesday evening by wayne henley, 17 years old. henley was one of two teenagers who lured young boys to corll's home. >> dean corll would pick up kids and once he had them in his house he would incapacitate them, put them on what he called his death board, and rape and kill them. >> the texas sex and torture killings have now become the worst mass murders in american history. four more bodies of young boys were dug up today and that brings to 27 the number of bodies discovered so far. >> some people trying to make it appear the police department has not done all that it could or should have done in the

of congress march 5, 1863, has awarded in the name of the congress the medal of honor to chaplin angelo. litky for risk of his life beyond the call of duty. on september 6, 1967, he distinguished himself while serving with company a fourth , battalion, 12th infantry. they came under fire from an battalion sized enemy force. observing to wounded men, he moved within 50 meters of an enemy machine gun to drag them to the relative safety of the landing zone. inspired by his courageous actions, the company began placing a heavy volume of fire from the enemy's positions. captain liteky begin moving up right through the enemy fire and administering last rites to the dying. noticing another trapped and seriously wounded man, he crawled to his aid, rolled on his back, placed the man on his chest, and crawled back to the landing zone. he returned to the action and came upon a man entangled in dense underbrush. intense enemy fire was directed at him, but he calmly broke the vines and carried the man to the landing zone. chaplain liteky personally directed medevac helicopters in and out of the area

can you share with us how you were wounded, angelo?side. i suffered a broken humerus and broken femur in the right leg and a couple of rounds just shredded through my arm and my leg. >> tell us about how these invictus games, i know you participated in the first one how do they help you and fellow competitors? >> they help us, oh man, in so many ways, robin, i guess to sum it up the best way, it puts us back together and give us that sense of strength again. it really does. and every year it's gotten better and better. i didn't think that it could top 2014. but, so far, it's been amazing. and it's all for the athletes, too, so, really when we're with one another it's incredible. >> the camaraderie. it's like being in the military, you want to be together. for angela, as a family member, i can see your eyes are already glistening. the pride you must have and the feeling that you have as family members to see your loved ones competing. >> it is so wonderful to be just out here among the family and the camaraderie it's great and to have t

stabbed friday morning police say by her 19-year-old nephew angelo zamora living with her in her flat. >> she just had that spirit about her. she was so dedicated to helping people. >> one of the people was her nephew that friends say lately had shown signs of mental illness. marla's neighbors reported seeing him charge her with an object that was a knife. >> i put my head down. >> one woman says marla represented her brother in a juvenile case. >> there was a connection and we invited her to the family parties. >> everybody thought marla was their sister and best friend. that's the way that marla treated people. >> coworker and close friend carmen says marla one of the first women to work in the city's public defender office where she served for 30 years. >> i don't know of anybody else that was such a pioneer like marla, back to back trials and so fearless for her clients and you know her client's families considered marla to be family. >> one of those clients was edwin ramos charged in a highly publicized case for killing a father and his two sons who he mistakingly took as gang me

grant:neighbors say angelo was living with her. angelo is in police custody at san francisco general. >> grant:police have not said why he is in the hospital. a motive behind the murder has not been released. >> vicki: health officials say that the disease was contracted by an individual that was in central america recently it is bred primarily through mosquito bites in south america. all bay area reported cases of the zika virus. >> vicki:san jose police have arrested a santa clara county deputy for allegedly sexually abusing a nine- year-old girl. 33-year-old anthony diaz allegedly molested the girl a number of times when he was living with her mother in the spring of 2012. >> vicki:today, diaz was placed on unpaid administrative leave.the sheriff's department is doing an internal investigation.and calls the allegations deeply disturbing. diaz was booked in the santa clara county jail without incident. >> vicki: a young girl walking downtown, and paul alto police are trying to find the suspect who is accused of groping a young gi

the suspect, angelo zamora was arrested minutes after the defense attorneys death. >> i hope we can find out soon. >> reporter: he worked with her for many years, remembers her as a wonderful person with a heart of gold work during the time, she was the attorney for a gang mender -- number -- gang member. >> she cared deeply about people in the city. she was a public defender. she believed in people's humanity. were maybe other people may have used them as not good. >> reporter: a family friend tells me that she was in the pursuit of justice. in this case, she is hoping that justice is being served as she would think it would be herself.>>> another big story tonight, the frisco five may have ended their hunger strike. the group is now asking for people to strike from work, school, and at corporate restaurants to get the message across to the city. the frisco five went on strike more than two weeks ago demanding the firing of the police chief. they went 17 days without solid food and had be hospitalized on friday. the hunger strike was called off last night. the coming up with a new strat

nephew of a well- known san francisco attorney will be arraigned for her murder in court. 19-year-old angelo zamora is charged in the stabbing death of marla zamora who was stabbed in her home on friday night in potrero hill. a makeshift memorial is now outside her home. >>> in less than two hours san francisco city leaders will consider clarifying the rules in which employees can contact deportation authorities. >> this comes nearly a year after a shooting death on pier 14. the suspect in that case was a mexican national facing charges who was released from san francisco's jail despite a federal request to keep him in custody for deportation. >>> hundreds of teachers, parents, and supporters are holding a rally at san francisco's unified school district this afternoon, calling for stable and safe and supportive schools grappling with the affordability cries. the rally starts at 4:59 and they plan to speak at the board of education meeting at 6:30. >>> the san jose city council will vote on whether to impose a temporary freeze on rent increases or issue a new cap sooner. the 8% for year woul

>> angelo. >> he tells the washington post the video is parody tour and heh made it to hoy light whatnandale. however some have come toome t annandale's defense saying theat video was made by quote entitled suburban kid.id angelo is originally fromm arlington. >> wow! >> did he live in annandale whee he made it?? >> good question. q >> good question. good tion >> angelo also posted this videv last week of his own home whichw he shared with other people. peo in it showcase as slew ofw problems from broken dishwashers to broken electrical outletsutle unfortunately the video caughtic attention of his landlord whomdd he calls out in the video forido not being responsive.ns he a heated dispute however heever commented on the video saying sy much what was wrong with the w important was a lack off cleanliness by those who live wo there.th >> all right. or.eful what you ask f >> next up actress blake livelyl come under fire for racism after posting a photo of herself onere the red carpet from cannes. she captioned the photo with w myhr six a lot lyrics la facee with oakland booty and twittern

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. >>> murder suspect angelo zamora will be arraigned today in san francisco. he is accused of stabbing his great aunt well known public defender marla zamora and killing her. 19-year-old angelo was scheduled for a court visit yesterday but is on psychiatric hold at san francisco general hospital. an outside attorney is representing him since the aunt worked at the public defender's office for 60 years. >>> big changes thanks to a small bay area community. >> and police are still trying to figure out the motive behind a deadly crime spree at a boston mall. why it could have been even worse. >> good morning from our kpix 5 weather center. sure, it's going to be warmer today but cooler for the weekend and the big change you need to know about. >> and if you typically take the sunol grade we have delays to report. details coming right up. (scal): good day, m'lady! i am sir-can-a-lot, here to save you from another breakfast bore. wake up those eggs with glorious spam! see what spam can! do... at spam.com imagine if the things you bought every day earned you miles t

department have identified a suspect in the murder of a former district attorney marla zamora. 19-year-old angelo zamora was arrested yesterday afternoon. police will not say whether they're related. she was found stabbed to death at her home yesterday. police say no one else is a suspect in her ma murder. family and friends are all saying they're shocked about her death. they say she had a heart of gold and went out of her way to mentor young lawyers. >>> police arrested a dui after he injured an officer after injuring an officer this morning. the officer was outside his patrol suv with the emergency lights on trying to clear two other cars from the roadway that's when the vehicle struck him and he's recovering in the hospital tonight. this is the fourth officer injury accident in the last two months. >>> a wet and glowedy day around the bay today. and lawrence, will that rain car on to tomorrow? >> just start to go pick upright now. more showers right now. mother's day the big concern looking like it will taper off by now. we've got showers continuing out there. and they'll roll on through most

police arrested 20-year-old angelo zamora, found inside covered in blood. >> all i can say is she loved her family very much and she was always trying to help her family. >> reporter: all day, friends, former clients and co-workers stopped by to pay respect to the long-time attorney outside her home. gale added to the growing pile of flowers. >> she was kind and generous. she was a good neighbor. >> reporter: she worked for the public defender's office for 29 years. she set up a private practice and was still taking cases until her death. in san francisco, alyssa harrington, "abc7 news." >>> in a rare move, the entrance doors to the main jail in san francisco were locked this morning because the jail was overwhelmed with protester arrests. last night, police armed with batons wouldn't budge as protesters pressed into them calling for chief's firing. deputies arrested 33 people fortrefor trespassing. nine protesters were still being processed this afternoon. >>> the weather now. a soggy saturday across the bay area. we're getting showers on and off throughout the day. "abc7 news" was in

. >> a mess affected surfaces the murder set to be rain this afternoon angelo zamora accused of stabbing and killing his aunt on friday in her home on arkansas street. he reportedly lived in the home with the victim and retired public defender. no word on a possible motive. >>> organizers of a hunger strike and services go state they say a striker was taken to the hospital. 19-year-old female brought to the hospital late last night after complaining of chest pain picture is one of four demonstrated to begin the strike more than one week ago. protesting budget cuts to an epic -- ethnic studies program. >>> group of attorneys as spelled out what they say are several weak point in the cities to police department. findings are preliminary. kpix 5 five -- joe vazquez on the criticism that could spark change. >> reporter: dramatic city hall protest loudly demand the firing of the police chief, a much calmer group studying racial bias at the san francisco police department. >> over 200 -- >> working pro bono for a blue ribbon panel released preliminary findings. the police department overwhelmi

was stabbed to death on friday in the backyard of her apartment, police arrested her great nephew angelo zamora. morela worked in the public defender's office for 30 years. friends said that zamora was one of the first women in that office. >> i don't know of anybody else that was such a pioneer like marla was. back to back trials and so fearless for her clients and you know her clients' families consider marla to be family. >>> zamora leaves behind a 27- year-old daughter. a memorial service is being planned for next week. >>> the man charged with the kidnapping and murder of a toddler from fairfield more than 30 years ago made a court appearance today. 55-year-old michael ferta das rang was charged with first- degree murder. the victim 3-year-old clark honda was kidnapped from his home in 1984, the little boy was never seen again. ferdarang was a family friend at the time. currently receiving a police sentence for child molestation in a separate case. >>> developing news, getting a first look at the damage from large tornadoes that touched down in oklahoma city. a person killed, a man

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a young man suspected of killing his great aunt, a respected attorney was postponed. 20-year-old angelo zsa maro zamaro will be arraigned tomorrow. he was arrested for stabbing marla zamaro. he was staying with her. he worked in the public defender's for 30 years, a private attorney has been appointed to represent him. >>> san francisco mayor ed lee promised 17-and-a-half million dollars to reform the police department and reduce officer- involved shootings. about 11 million-dollars would go to violence prevention programs over the next two years. also funding for 100 tasers that would still have to be approved bit police commission. other new equipment would include defensive shields and 35 net guns. those are guns that essentially throw out a net around a as opposed to subdue the person. the mayor hopes to cut the number of officer-involved shootings in the city by 80%. part of it is to make sure we have the resources to implement it and oversight and transparent. >> it is disheartening that he thinks this will placate us. the only thing is if he listens to the community and we don't

prosecutors tell us the arraignment for angelo di mora will take place tomorrow. the hearing willing closed to the public and the media. the charges are he killed his aunt last friday. she was a longtime public defender before going into private practice. >>> have you struggled to find a repair shop you can trust? the state of california created an agency to look into consumer complaints about the shop. but our reporter uncovered much of it. your reporting could change a state law. >> reporter: it could and that change could impact drivers across the state and could help you avoid a problem repair shop that has a record of taking advantage of consumers. the state's bureau of automotive repair was created more than 40 years ago to hold the auto industry accountable and investigate complaints. our investigative unit found that for about 97% of auto repair complaints, auto repair shops never face any kind of discipline. that's more than 10,000 cases each year. >> i think your investigative reporting kind of showed us there were some gaps there and the consumer isn't

we're talking about the ohio valley, and also from dallas, south and west towards san ange angelo. i don't think the risk is as high today, but there will be a few out there. otherwise, cross the country this morning, temperatures cool and refreshing in the northeast, temperatures in the 60s there. west coast is awfully nice. that's a look at the weather. here is northwest. highs in the 60s and 70s. the west is best. really beautiful weather there, keeping a close on the ohio valley this afternoon. >>> breaking news ahead, a knife attack aboard a commuter train. >>> facelift in a bottle, courtesy of m.i.t. you're watching "early today." you don't want to miss it. why is it all (mimics a stomach grumble) no more questions for you! ooph, that milk in your cereal was messing with you, wasn't it? yeah, happens to more people than you think... try lactaid, it's real milk, without that annoying lactose. good, right? mmm, yeah. i got your back. lactaid. it's the milk that doesn't mess with you. no, no, no, no, [music] people are both soft and strong... yey! which is why our products are t

that's a quick check of what's go angelo zamora marla. happy mother's day. waking up to plenty of cloud cover this morning. the warmer and sunnier days arrive tomorrow, tuesday, wednesday, and then numbers dropping off a little bit the end of the week. some showers, thunderstorms northern sierra. look for showers in yosemite. back home, we'll have more 60s today. and then a little bit warmer. g >> you know those computer g graphics were amazing. it looked like he was really running. >> he was actually running. >> really impressive. really impressive. i hope they have a defibrillator at the finish line. >> we're in awe of you, rob. kudos, way to go! >> much more from rob coming up. >>> speaking of athletic feats. we're going to talk about prince harry, making the rounds in orlando. not far from rob, where this year's invictus games will kick off later today. >> this sporting event is for injured service members. it was created by harry. to inspire their recovery through sport and competition. bob woodruff is in orlando covering it for us. hi, bob. >> reporter

office for nearly 30 years she was described as a " fairness on a ticket for her clients 19 your angelos of war was arrested soon after her body was found neighbors tell us then he was a great nephew be is in charge of one count of murder a court hearing for the two brothers accused of killing their parents and san jose has been postponed until friday and. >>pam moore: they're fixing to count of murder and down the brother is being tried as an adult but are being held in jail without bail. >>pam moore: democratic senator bernie sanders is in sacramento tonight as the race for the white house chefs to california and become look now to see a live picture it as his supporters he is not yet taken to the stage and a large crowd gathered outside earlier in fact acted as an act of the and a net of danny glover will be introducing the vermont senator at this event tonight tomorrow sanders will on to stockton or has another campaign event scheduled. >>pam moore: a question on what is called the common application to use by more than 600 colleges across the country asking a boston criminal records

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getting our first look at the teenager accused killing a well-known san francisco attorney. 19-year-old angelo zamora will arraigned tomorrow. sources tell us he is recovering from injuries he suffered after stabbing his aunt marla zamora last friday. they say it happened inside her home. she was a longtime san francisco public defender before going into private practice. >>> on the california water conservation front. california now plans to drop all statewide mandatory conservation targets but as for you, don't stop taking those short showers just yet. the governor today issued an executive order that permanently prohibits certain forms of water waste like overwatering your lawn. the order also requires each water district to give the state monthly reports on water use and it must create a three-year water plan to determine conservation targets. >> we're pretty happy the governor has taken these action because what he's really look at is making conservation a way of life in california, taking a long view. we're still in a drought. >> the santa clara water district says the district is still

neighbors tell us angelo zamora was related to her and had been living with her. no word on a possible mote i for the killing. >>> and two san jose brothers charged in the murders of their parents are expected in court. hasib and omar ogolumrabi are accused of gunning down their parents last month. prosecutors say they are ready to move forward but the defense attorneys say they need more time. >>> a bay area man is under arrest in a crash that left a veteran highway patrol officer seriously injured. the suspect was driving a fedex truck while probably being high on drugs. kpix5's maria medina with the moments that led up to that crash. >> we are praying for a speedy recovery. >> reporter: tonight as officer vincent smith lies in the hospital surrounded by his colleagues and family, gregory ramirez of san lorenzo stands behind bars accused of slamming his fedex truck into smith in sacramento. no one answered at the home where a next door neighbor says ramirez's family lives. the neighbor says ramirez moved out a couple of years ago. investigators say they found dr

san angelo, moving toward dallas. may cause travel delays. if you have saturday plans, this is the system that's really going to mess up the weekend. at least the first part of the weekend. but that may not be the only round of showers. you may have noticed that on the seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen. we can confirm it with the ten-day outlook. a beautiful day today. yes, an isolated shower is possible, but we'll get sunshine. 72 degrees this afternoon. tomorrow, beautiful day. 76 with nothing but sunshine. here comes that wet weather that's moving through texas. that'll keep us cooler, in the low 60s, as the rain moves in, in the morning and stays through to the evening. we'll see a few breaks of sunshine on sunday, but mostly cloudy. can't rule out a shower on sunday. 70 degrees. especially as we get towards sunday evening. then into monday, more wet weather. but by tuesday and wednesday, we'll see a nice break in those clouds. wednesday afternoon, that begins our summer preview. a high of 81 degrees. that's after a cool morn

angelo: thank you.applause] host: thank you, our next question comes from -- justice sotomayor:wow, you guys are dedicated. thank you. [applause] thank you. i'm sorry.omayor: host: are you ready? our next questions come from to students who have complementary questions. i ask them to come forward. one is a sophomore in the school of arts and sciences, majoring in political science. major -- aa junior junior majoring in psychology at the canton college. -- camden college. it -- asstion is, as the first latina on the supreme court, do you feel pressured to set a standard? -- ice sotomayor: >> what advice can you give to young latinas interested in pursuing leadership? thinke sotomayor: i don't that i have ever lived my life feeling pressure from others. pressure is always inside of me. way, anything that i have ever wanted to achieve or do i have done because it was a sight i set for myself. [applause] you cannot live your life for your parents. my mother wanted me to be a journalist. because she always w

our first look at the man charged with murdering his aunt, a former san francisco public defender angelo zamora just 20 years old. he lived with long time attorney marla zamora who was found stabbed to death last week. the suspect is set to be arraigned tomorrow, still no word on a motive. >>> in marin county this murder suspect broke down in tears during her preliminary hearing in san rafael today. 18-year-old leila alleygood is one of three drifters accused in two bay area murders. her co-defendant morrison lamply showed no emotion in court. the third defendant took a plea deal agreeing to he it against the other two suspects. audrey carey at golden gate park and steve carter on a trail near fairfax in october were killed. his widow testified about the last time she saw her late husband alive and the court broke for recess. the hearing will continue in september. >>> the plane was seconds from taking off when all of a sudden out of nowhere another plane crosses right in front of it. the pilot slammed on the brakes. three bay area travelers told juliette goodrich what happened next in s

later this afternoon, the storms fire up over texas and san angelo and start to h 16 million peoe in the slight risk and less than that in areas of the enhanced risk. large hail and wind damage. seven reported tornadoes yesterday and not of that similar today. in texas talking about the rainfall there the last couple of months. if you go back to the last 12 months, houston has an unimaginable 70 inches of rain. >>> in florida expect showers and storms. >>> our friends in the mid atlanta got more miserable weather. today and then saturday and horrendous may. >> spreading the love, i see. thanks, bill. >>> a new strategy to help ward off 13 types of cancer. we will tell but that. plus a right place, right time rescue on the high seas. you're watching "early today." can you actually love wearing powerful sunscreen? yes! neutrogena® ultra sheer. no other sunscreen works better or feels better. clinically proven helioplex® provides unbeatable uva/uvb protection to help prevent early skin aging and skin cancer all with a clean light feel. for unbeatable protection. it's the one. the best f

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is down here. >> i misheard it, i'm sorry, angelo. go ahead, love. >> buenos tardes. we've heard the phrase that words cannot describe certain feelings but i hope you don't mind me asking in what words can you describe your feelings during the moment of being sworn in as a supreme court justice and how did you feel when you became one of the most powerful and influential latinas here in this country? [ cheers and applause ] >> it remains for me an absolutely surreal experience. people often ask me what does it feel like to be a part of history and i look at them quizzically because it's not just that words can't explain it, it's that it doesn't feel real. and i fear that if i thought i lived that way everyday that i would stop doing the things that i thought were right to do so there is a piece of me that sort of pushes it out of my mind because it's not important to my everyday living. other than i don't walk around in shorts anymore. [ laughter ] because i'm afraid of the pictures people will take. [ laughter ] when i'm in a restaur

. >> reporter: a motive in the case is not clear. 20-year-old angelo zamora is being held without bail and due in court on monday. ross. >> will the public defender's office represent zamora? >> they will not because there is a conflict of interest. >> monty francis, thank you. >> it was a gray and rainy day to start the weekend. this is what it looked like in oakland this afternoon. plenty of umbrellas out. let's get some of those numbers from mark. in the east bay we saw quite a bit. >> a little bit of a break late mother the day but right now we have another wave of shower activity moving into the bay area. rainfall totals are pretty impressive this time of year. 17.4 in -- 1.74 in napa. live storm tracker 2 we have some development. this has been the overall trend. you can see some green showing up on the radar right now. coverage on the increase, not seeing heavy rainfall here but out this way we have more moderate cells. still some action on the radar to talk about. we'll back it out for you and at least in the short term we possibilities of rain showers. we're not the only part

, i'll tell you you were right. >> angelo is here. >> all right.ou plan and you plan. >> angelo is down here. >> i misheard it. go ahead. >> that's fine. [ speaking spanish ] we've heard the phrase that words cannot describe certain feelings but i hope you don't mind me asking, in what words can you describe your feelings during the moment of being sworn in as a supreme court justice? and how did you feel when you became one of the most powerful and influential latinas here in this country? >> it remains for me an absolutely surreal experience. people often ask me, what does it feel like to be a part of history? and i look at them quizzically because it's not just that words can't explain it. it's that it doesn't feel real. and i fear that if i thought i lived that way every day that i would stop doing the things that i thought were right to do. so there is a piece of me that sort of pushes it out of my mind because it's not important to me everyday living. other than i don't walk around in shorts anymore because i'm afraid of the pictures people w

police arrested 19-year-old angelo demarre -- zamora on friday. the former public defender. marla was found stabbed to death at her home on friday morning. public officials, family and friends all say they are shocked about her death and say she had a heart of gold and went out of her way to mentor young lawyers. police say no one else is a suspect in her murder. >>> big winners in the powerball drawing, including one person in the bay area. someone in new jersey picked all six numbers. in san jose, one person matched five of the six numbers, and that wins over $1 million. that ticket was sold at the cask & flask on camden avenue. it's the largest powerball drawing since back in january with a record $1.5 billion. >>> it was a tough loss for the warriors last night at the blazers took them down in game three. the warriors went into the series leading to-0. rena thompson combined for 72 points but it wasn't enough enough, and the blazers one last night 120-108 pick damian lillard led all scorers with 40 points. despite last night lost, -- last nigh

from the members and some of body fighting insider for home identify officers to arrest 19 year-old angelosid he was the great nephew had been living with turn at the time for death his charge to one count of murder in the stabbing death tomorrow as on all summer for home with this issue with sweet person who spent her life helping others will proceed to always with the story the speaker of all sense is not ready to endorse his artist can then it will dawn on trout support as a sign of online >>robin winston: is backed up to castro so often offer met spend headed into what one cannot but not too bad. >>darya: lyft and all are threatened to leave austin tx after voters decided to continue to require drivers to be fingerprinted as a safety measure they spent $9 million on a campaign to get voters to roll back the series of measures affecting the company's two business they're facing some restrictions a major cities across the country include the chicago lost angeles and atlanta. >>mark: will have the list of affected pacifiers a lopsided. kfast burrito. with provolone, cheddar, pepperjack, an

the great franklin angelo as woodrow wilson.performances and be re in a privileged position. al: you capture the dark side. really extraordinary insecurities. one point, he said he would quit before the 1954 election. was that hard for cranston to capture? he certainly did it vividly. >> those few days to the democratic convention when he is said, up in bed like you sure that he is going to lose the election depending on lady bird to give him courage to get .ut of bed, self pitying heard all of that in the phone call. there were these incredible many -- there were these many incredible phone calls. you can see that on stage. film, you can get a sense of how vulnerable and great the personality and psychological swings were for him. got it all. he's got that range. i was not too nervous about pulling that went off very -- pull that one off. >> we are getting sick of your success. >> still ahead, a frank conversation with frank boerne of the "new york times. we will be right back. ♪ ♪ joining us to discuss some of the big news of