we're starting out at 45 degrees at 6:00 this morning. it's all clear and lots of sunshine today as we have a nice little warming trend again for this afternoon. we'll be in the mid 70s at 4:00. also breezy at times. we'll take a look at the rest of our microclimate forecast that's coming up in a few minutes. and right now we're looking at fremont smooth drive on the roadways. those headlights heading south to the south bay. and also those flags. i don't know if you can make it right below where it says 880. oh, that's a smooth, easy drive flag just hanging there a little windier last week, but we'll check how things are in the altamont pass coming up. well good morning. very happy monday to you. the markets did well last week nasdaq was up better than 4. a lot of companies are reporting earnings this week including apple and amazon. san francisco based williams-sonoma got into trouble with the ftc over accusations it's made in america. products were not. it's paying a $3 billion fine. it's not the first time the company which also owns p

it happened last night at 1030 at sfo. no one was hurt and passengers deplaned as normal. >> congressman mark desaulnier spoke with us at 4:00 about efforts in congress to address safety issues in the skies. today, we learned that boeing has paid alaska airlines $160 million over the plug blowout over portland back in january. the payment covered alaska's pretax loss related to the incident. the congressman says the new faa administrator is doing a good job increasing oversight of the manufacturer. >> they did a thorough review of boeing, and it's quite scathing about their safety culture. lots of stupid mistakes, like the one on the alaska flight where they forgot to put the bolts in. this is completely unacceptable. >> industry sources told reuters that output is boeing has fallen as us regulators have stepped up factory inspections of the manufacturer near seattle. >> sad because i mean, 99 cent is being, you know, providing and helping for all of us through years coming up in west coast rap, longtime shoppers stocking

looking at those breezy winds at the coast.es in the low 80s inland, mid 70s around the bay, even a few degrees warmer at the coast. and then by monday the warmth holds, but by the afternoon that's breeze kicks up. and tuesday we've got dramatic cooling. wednesday partly cloudy and then the increasing clouds on thursday. if we see any rain on friday, it could be a couple hundredths out there. so we're definitely you know, still possible to see those april showers. but it looks like the further out we go. you know we're not talking. yeah a half inch or anything okay. >> good to know. thank you lisa. coming up next a pub crawl calling all tortured poets where you can go tonight to be j when your child has moderate—to—severe eczema, it's okay for them to show off. show off their clearer skin and noticeably less itch with dupixent. because children 6 months and older with eczema have plenty of reasons to show off their skin. with dupixent, the number one prescribed biologic by dermatologists and allergists, they can stay ahead of t

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next, at 630, sticker shock at local fast food restaurants. how much prices are up then san francisco state will see more protests on campus today. we're live with these rallies and w now, at 630, an american hostage in gaza breaking down. in a new video from hamas. negotiations to free these hostages and begin a cease fire are set to resume today. >> then the community coming to the rescue in oakland. baker is grateful when customers buy her inventory after thieves ripped off hundreds from the cash register. guess what? it's gonna be me. >> it's one of the most highly anticipated potential reunion tours. now, in the middle of a bidding war, which company could be saying it's gonna be may to nsync? >> are you going to sing it for us? >> that's all you're getting. >> that's like waiting for it. >> i only do encores for cash. >> oh, good morning everybody. it's monday, april 29th. >> mama always taught me. well, let's look at that forecast from meteorologist lisa rg. yeah. >> final days of april here. and you know we're certainly where we should

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the richmond center fell at 7 and looking at the golden gate. things are doing just fine there as well. james. john, thank you. time now is 502. and in the north bay, police right now are looking for the gunman responsible for killing 2 women. >> in napa, that shooting happened over the weekend and proper is jack moment brings us reaction from the community. >> neighbors say despite the shooting taking place, they want to put it out there that this is a safe neighborhood that they've never seen anothing like this from a safe place to with her granddaughter's by her side of the park on sunday. guadalupe monzo says this is a safe place. she said, though she shocked that this happened like is not alike. a place to sue this things happen here. just get surprised i find out about police say the shooting happened around 8 in the evening saturday. they found 2 victims there. the potential shooter, nowhere in and we lost 2 young, you know, people frankford ellis says he heard the gunshots says the 2 people who died were teenage girls. i just know that t

here at home at uc berkeley, tents have taken over the steps and lawn at sproul hall. uc berkeley says it's not planning. on removing protesters or involving law enforcement unless it becomes necessary to protect the physical safety of students or faculty. and at stanford tonight, the protest has remained peaceful. the encampment is pretty well established. it's looking like students have already moved in and gotten settled. and i think we are going to remain here for the foreseeable future tonight. in a statement, stanford says in part, quote, we support the peaceful expression of free speech. but for those who violate university policies, the university will be enforcing its time, place and manner rules through stanford's student disciplinary process. now we have seen security and sheriff deputies here throughout the night mostly just monitoring everything there have also been a couple of people that we've seen holding up israel flags. we did try talking to one person, but they did not want to talk with us tonight at stanford. i'm jocelyn moran, nbc bay area news. jo

amber lee at stanford. amber university officials do not want these demonstrators out there all night again. >> they do not. but they're certainly here in a large number of them. let's take a look. we're at white memorial plaza, and the demonstrations have been taking place here. now the protesters are demanding that stanford divest from companies that have ties to israel. now and that's this estimated crowd of about 250 people chanted and danced, marched in circles. at one point, we counted more than a dozen tents set up here. now, stanford officials have said that these tents and overnight camping pose a security risk, and they're saying that any student filing school policy could face discipline and if anyone breaks the law, they could be arrested. now, i spoke with a man who identified himself as a palestinian american who came here to observe and support the protesters. >> when i look at these kids, i fear. i fear for their safety, and i hope that they will be allowed to exercise their first amendment

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at the ut campus, more protesters are emerging there at this hour. we will keep watching it. >> john: we welcome where that deadline has calming down. at the moment, it would appear as though the protesters have won, because the administration at columbia university did not get what it wanted in terms of students leaving. because all of those tents are still there. it would appear that the protesters have told columbia university that they can take their notice to encampment that they sent out earlier today. roll it up type. >> sandra: at some point, classes are closed. this is trespassing. the school can call local enforcement. >> john: they will not do th that. >> sandra: it's going to continue and grow in number as we are seeing happening right now. >> john: of the school will likely do nothing about it. speak to that briefing was pushed back to 2:30. we are likely moments away from upper russian forces are advancing through ukraine's eastern front. his vladimir putin taking advantage as the war-torn country awaits more aid? te. this customer had

look at big sur.s we have been showing of the washout on highway one on the northern edge of big sur. they are about to get significant rain from the storm. that will slow that down. big sur is no stranger to that. snow in the sierra, there will be some. we are talking about 6 inches of snow in donner pass. there is mount hamilton possibility, an inch or two. most of that, we are entering that period where this would be the most likely time if you see light snow on mount hamilton, between now and 10:00 in the morning when we get the clearing. same story in the north bay. a few light flurries for the north bay mountains but it doesn't appear as though it would be a lot and fairly quiet. after this we are done. look at the long-range forecast. no storms coming our way. no chance for rain really from now through april 22nd. so, going out about 10 days is as long as we would want to go with this and show you what the rainfall accumulation is like. we are not included. we are in the big blank area. seven-d

look at this. that's exactly what oakland clothing designer taylor jay had to do easter morning. >> after being notified or flagship store on broadway had been burglarized. it happened about 05:30am, in the morning after breaking the glass in the front door. security video shows a man coming inside the store and helping himself to a wide array of goods being a small business in oakland and how tough things have already been for us. >> you know, small businesses general. it doesn't feel good. it doesn't feel good at all. it's really devastating is really heartbreaking in it. it's very discouraging. >> jay says the burglar was in the store for 15 minutes and made off with ipad cell phones and thousands of dollars of clothing bags and accessories. he even took our own people, use our suitcases, impact our inventory in the soo cases. in addition take removing items, it's a tough pill to swallow. taylor. jay has been in business for 10 years and takes pride in the fact her garments are not only designed

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at 11:13 a.m.from the bay area, imagine you take out a cookie in your taken a bite out and that is how the sun will look. if you are looking at it through a filter. >> reporter: you must use one of these filters, never ever look at the sun directly. solar filtered glasses of the most common. >> my future is so bright. >> reporter: if you don't have classes, how about a punch card. >> this is actually my favorite way to look at the sun. it is the simplest. you could just project an image of the sun on to another surface. if you do not have something like to sandy, just used a nearby tree. believe symmetry will naturally produce a series of pinholes. each of dues will produce a tiny image of the sun. >> reporter: well he knows where the path of totality is -- >> i'm looking forward to it. >> reporter: we don't know what the weather will be like. clear skies or anything but certain along the path of totality. >> one of the first lessons and astronomer lines is that whether wins. >> reporter: there is

spurs led 60 to 52 at the half and at last check it's still 6052 at the half.uarter just about start. we'll have more highlights tonight at 611. jungwoo lee hit his first career homer yesterday and afterwards his team celebrated with a beer shower. they put him in the cart right there. giants looking to celebrate their first win of the season. if they could beat san diego this afternoon, that's a lot of beer for a home run. military appreciation sunday. always a good day there in san diego. cal product former oakland a daulton jefferies making his giants debut on the mound, and luis campusano capped a five run inning with a three run shot to right and the padres poured on bottom two six. nothing game. hassan kim off jefferies made it nine nothing. two innings for jefferies, five earned runs. rough debut for him. bottom three padres up ten, nothing two on for manny machado . deep, deep, deep off the wall in right. made it 12. nothing. the giants did score a couple runs. they lose 13 four. up next a three game set. they'll play the dodgers in la beginning tomorro

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a cool 48 at petaluma, 51 at napa, fairfield and concord. mid 50s and 52 at livermore.ow let's check out our forecast headlines. overnight skies will be mainly clear. it will remain windy at the coast, but not quite so gusty as it was in the early evening hours tomorrow. sunny and a little bit milder than today and the week ahead will bring us sunny days with a warming trend that will take temperatures up into the low 80s later in the week. but for tonight, look for mainly clear skies. we'll see a patch or two of high clouds swinging through the bay area, but generally it's going to be clear skies with a sunny start to the day tomorrow and a continuing brisk flow of wind down at the coastline. the overnight low temperatures will be mainly in the upper 40s in our inland communities. in fact, they're pretty chilly up in lakeport, with a low of 39. hi lows rather right around the bay shoreline will be in the low 50s, and then highs tomorrow up to about 59 at half moon bay, 64 here in san francisco around the bay shoreline up to about 70 degrees. our inland areas will see h

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at 10:00am. songs, all her dance moves. so this is awesome. ok? we've got an update to the teen trial to the ball held over the weekend. they got 3 new players officially being signed, including a female player got andrew martinez, connor capri l a and kelsey with more. they've all sign their contract and they're going 10 spring training next month. so kelce with more made history back in 2022. first woman to sign a professional contract with the mlb team partnership. lee and also at staten island, ferry hawks. also, we're talking about the martinez, a bay area native from san francisco in vallejo, ballers. now, 31 players under contract going into the club's spring training. >> we're going to take a break here on the kron. morning news in a group of specialists are trying to quickly find a whale whose tangled up in some next. we'll tell you why they're we'll tell you why they're desperate to find a. - my childhood was tough. i didn't grow up in a warm, supportive home, so the trauma i went throu

new at six. we're staying on top of developing news of pro-palestinian activists blocking traffic on both sides of the bay. one demonstration shutting down the golden gate bridge for hours. >> demonstrators also used bikes and their cars to block traffic on interstate 80, in two strategic locations means disrupting operations at the port of oakland. >> the people of oakland of the bay, all got together to shut it down. this was part of a global call. april 15th economic blockade. >> this is ktvu, fox two news at six. >> and we're also getting late. word of another protest happening right now in fremont, not far from the tesla factory. good evening everyone. >> i'm mike mibach and i'm julie julie haener. here's the latest of what we know so far about the protest. traffic first became disrupted at about 615 this morning on northbound interstate 880 in oakland. that's where protesters blocked the freeway using heavy chains, attaching themselves to drums filled with concrete. the second protest start

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oakland at 66. well valais how at 64 degrees sonoma and napa at 66 looking ahead. tomorrow is going to be even cooler yet with thursday being the very coolest one only in the mid 60's for daytime highs. best chance of showers which will be very light sprinkles if we see them will be thursday night into friday morning right now. all right, john, thank you for tuesday morning. as you're traveling in, hit the roads. >> things are off to a great start. seeing a lot of green on the map there where you start to slow down just a little bit along way for traveling to antioch, 80, as you make your way through san pablo and on the bay bridge, other highways and bridges like 1, 1, to 18 may get a good time. they right now 40 minute ride into the city this morning. our san mateo bridge, just what a 15 1 checking on those highways, south bay, 85 to the most part, still under 30 minutes, 2.18, to 37. you're on to a good start. so down to 37 about 26 minutes. 5, 88, 80 traveling to oakland either of the 2, both clinton green. so you can definitely choose one. arias is back to you

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abc's terry moran leads us off at the supreme court. >> reporter: at the heart of this case, donald trump's unprecedented claim. his lawyer telling the justices that presidents can never face criminal prosecution for anything they do in office that can be linked to their official duties. absolute immunity. >> without presidential immunity from criminal prosecution, there can be no presidency as we know it. >> reporter: the sheer magnitude of that claim hung over the courtroom. several justices acknowledging the stakes. >> this case has huge implications for the presidency, for the future of the presidency, for the future of the country, in my view. >> whatever we decide is going to apply to all future presidents. >> reporter: trump argues that because of that absolute immunity claim, he cannot be prosecuted by special counsel jack smith for his efforts to overturn the 2020 election. liberal justices were having none of it. justice sonia sotomayor pressing trump's lawyer on where his argument could lead. >> there are some things that are so fundamentally evil, that they have to be protected

new at 11.ed ferry service between san francisco and sausalito is extending into next week. the city of sausalito made that announcement today in its weekly press release. the sausalito landing has been closed since april 19th after routine inspection revealed damage to one of the four piles. golden gate ferry service could resume the week of april 29th. until then, ferry staff or stationed at the landing directing riders to busses, replacing the ferry service. >> a largeection of an east bay freeway is now closed through the weekend. tonight, caltrans shut do i-680 from pleasantono sunol to make repairs to the road. th closure lasts through monday morning and is ktvu, zac sos explains it could cause some big traffic delays as. >> at the strike of nine road crews in pleasanton moving in to shut down southbound 680 at the 580 interchange all the way south to state route 84 in sunol. roadwork that janice marra of caltrans says will run through four in the morning on monday so they can resurface th

and here's a look at it starting at 7:00 tomorrow morning. a few high clouds around, but mainly sunny temperatures in the mid 50s at the bay and inland. then by midday by noon, warming up to upper 70s inland near 70 around the bay shoreline. upper 50s on the coast 4 p.m. we're looking at low 80s inland under bright sunny skies, mid 70s around the bay, 60 at the coast. and as we get to the 7:00 hour in the evening, a few coastal clouds will be developing, but skies will still be bright 70 inland, low 60s around the bay, mid 50s at the coast. now i'll tell you about all those changes. big cooldown is coming our way a little bit later when i have the complete accuweather seven day forecast. >> dion sounds good. spencer. thank you. time now for our abc seven news at 11 advancer helping you get ahead on the big headlines coming this week. up first, the supreme court case that california leaders and homeless advocates will be watching closely tomorrow, the supreme court will hear arguments over whether people can be punished for sleeping outdoors.

no slowdowns at the metering lights at the bay bridge, nor at the san mateo bridge. fell in the golden gate are free of any fog. any cloud cover is sitting above us this morning. re to all right, john, thank you for that. a big story this morning, david de pap the man who attacked former house spoaker nancy pelosi's husband, paul. >> it's going to be sentence in a federal court covers will tran live in san francisco with the latest on that. good morning. well, >> good morning. reyna david de pap we'll find out in a few hours from now. if he will spend the rest of his life, possibly behind bars. he's 43 years old and he faces 50 years maximum in prison after being convicted back in november. now, let's get right to the surveillance footage. this has obviously been seen millions of times. this is what happened back on october 22nd 2022. when david de pap went to the pelosi home in san francisco, looking to talk to then speaker of the house, nancy pelosi. nancy pelosi was not home at the time she was in washington, d.c., but home at the time was her husband, paul pelosi

at 57 this afternoon. not a whole lot different than that. with low to mid 60's. for most of our peak temperatures today, i'll be talking everything. you got it now and stay with us for all the details into the weekend in your forecast as well. all still to come right now. all right, john, thank you for that. a lot of folks hitting the roads. traffic has been steadily building as the morning goes on. >> no accidents or hazards on a bridge. that's good news. 60 min right there traveling into the city this morning. our san mateo bridge around. 21 the last hour. we are still at 15. so this is a pretty big jump. no accidents. there. 30 minute ride on the richmond. sandra fell bridge in golden gate bridge just short of 25 minutes. arias is back to you. thanks a lot. reyna 701. let's get to our top story, which is a man involved in a hit run earlier this week in san francisco is in critical condition right now. and right now the community is rallying together to help him and his family. >> kron four's michael th

what are we looking at? so the one we have on display is actually the president's intelligence checklist. and this is a special intelligence checklist, the pickle as it was known, because the acronym for the president's intelligence checklist is pickle. we are actually known as the pickle factory in the 1960s. and this was, you know, all of these types of newspapers, as it were. they're specially created for each president. president kennedy wanted something new. he wanted something could put in his pocket, look it during the day. and so they created this checklist, the typical oh, and it was something special for president kennedy. so on 22 november, 1963, the date that president kennedy was assassinated, the pickle staff created a very special edition of the president's intelligence checklist. yeah. so you see, it's really a poem in honor of president kennedy and his life. and it shows how the president is our first customer and how important they are to us here at cia. now, you have the daily brief for pr

at the end of the season.ide to the eridivisie title last season — and won this season's dutch cup. no decision has been made as to who will succeed klopp at anfield yet. the liverpool boss said injanuary he would leave after nine years at the helm. the pgmol say they will let nottingham forest hear the audio recordings from the exchange between the referee and var stuart attwell during sunday's controversial game at everton — but only in private for now. the club questioned the integrity of attwell after their defeat at goodison. in a social media post they accused attwell of being a luton supporter, who are forest's relegation rivals. the football association and premier league are set to take action over forest's public response. it's another var controversy in a season that's had its fair share. so controversy in the football as is the case in the nba. lebronjames stormed out of a press conference, after his la lakers side narrowly lost to the denver nuggets in the second match of the first round of the pl

to upper 60s at oakland and hayward and redwood city. 71 at san jose, 57 at half moon bay.lue sky over the golden gate. other temperature readings right now up north, only 64 in petaluma, but 74 at santa rosa. 75 concord, livermore 71, fairfield 78. 69 at napa and looking out over the bay from mount tam, we see that we can expect blue skies through this evening. bright skies, rather windy conditions remaining with us even tomorrow under sunny yet mild conditions later this week. though much warmer weather can be expected and much lighter winds for tonight. clear skies and of course, brisk breezes overnight lows will be generally in the mid to upper 40s. a little chillier in the far north, with upper 30s at lakeport and ukiah and then tomorrow look for highs of 58 at half moon bay, 64 san francisco up to about 70 degrees around the bay shoreline and most of our inland locations will warm up to low to mid 70s. once again, though, it will be another windy day, especially at the coast and at some locations right around the bay shoreline. it will be pretty breezy. here's the acc

we are looking at in purple at bulk carriers. 82.e collapsed on march 26. down but not the lowest over the last year to date. dry cargo, passengers, 46. nonemergent and tankers. it's interesting to see the traffic for the week did not go down in a massive, massive way. sonali: we thank you so much for your analysis. for more on the shipping industry we are joined by john wobensmith, genco shipping and trading president and ceo. genco ships dry bulk commodities like grain. let's talk about the shipping process as it has been changed over the last week. john: we have been fortunate we did not have any ships in the immediate area. we have from time to time because baltimore is a large cold port on the east coast of the united states. what we have done is continued shipping globally. we move iron ore, coal, grains, and a host of other commodities such as salt, sugar, steel products, wood products. there runs the gamut and turns of dry bulk shipping commodities. sonali: what is the impact across your industry? we showed a stock strain abo

higher education, but how to solve crossford at work at night?a person became a victim of a crime. vyacheslav chernov worked as an engineer, and for the sake of an extra penny for his family, he worked as a night watchman at school number 26 in the city of volzhsky. but one morning vyacheslav did not return home after his shift. the wife became worried, went for her husband and found him in a pool of blood at the door of the school principal's office. did the watchman himself let the murderers in? signs of a break-in were found in the building itself. many doors. apparently, vyacheslav stood up to defend the director’s office and died for this. the cause of death was stab wounds with heart damage. detectives. over the fingerprints and surprised, among them there are women, what did the woman do during the brutal crime, simply watched, directed or killed herself, they checked the fingerprints against the file of those previously convicted, no matches, the brutal murder at school number 26 was taken under special control. detectives spent days and

here at home.ments and former president donald trump's hush money trial are set to begin next week. a 12 person jury has already been sworn in and seated. it's made up of seven men and five women and includes six alternate jurors. they will now have to decide if trump is guilty of falsifying business records to cover up hush money payments to adult film actress stormy daniels. trump has pleaded not guilty and has been very outspoken about this case. >> we just had another hearing and the trial starts on monday, which is long before a lot of people thought the judge wants this to go as fast as possible and as for his reasons, not for my reasons. and this is really a concerted witch hunt. >> this is the first time a former us president has been tried in a criminal case, a state job training program is hiring thousands of young people here in the bay area for a variety of positions. the california service corps is recruiting for nearly 2000 jobs. they include climate fellows to work in nonprofits, col

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we look at a shakeup at goldman sachs. head to millennium management. for more, we are joined by our correspondent. this is not the first talent to be leaving for millennium. >> it would not be the last goldman executive. when he moves over to millennium, he will see friendly faces around. we have been joking about this a little bit. it is not much of a stretch to start wondering whether we should call it millennium sachs. sonali: even i goldman sachs, musical chairs makes rooms for new people. -- will take his role. what is the task ahead of her moving forward? >> treasurer at goldman sachs is important. they have been trying to diversify its funding mix. unlike its bigger bank peers, goldman doesn't have a flood of cheap deposits to rely on. it has been trying to work down its mountain of unsecured moorings. and that has been a priority for the firm. that is something that they continue to focus on. that will be the task ahead of -- she's been at the firm for 25 years. well-regarded, has been the face of the firm. it is

look at this guy's. if you're watching at home, the front looks pretty much decimated, but they were able to keep the damage to the front of the building. no damage to any buildings, the left or the right. and in back of the building, it is in tact and basically not touched at all. >> back to you. i'm it's such a nice building. thank you. will 804, is the time. another big story we're following. east bay community is mourning the loss of a family. the whole family died in car crash. investigators say the family of 4 was in their car when it crashed into a tree and caught fire. kron. 4 sarah stinson walks us through what happened. >> people continue to drop off flowers here on foothill road where a mom dad and their 2 kids died in a car crash. neighbors of the family say they were headed home from a friend's house when the crash happened. >> it's sad and tragic. >> a community grieving the loss of a family of 4 killed in a car crash wednesday night in pleasanton neighbors, family, friends and co-workers p

new at seven.e to do if a promised flight doesn't take off, then a scene reminiscent of that orange sky day we had back here in the bay area in 2020. what caused the skies to turn over athens, greece, and how long the bay area came together honoring and remembering the lives of people who were killed by drivers who were under the influence last night in martinez. the organization mothers against drunk driving held a candlelight vigil. they say drunk driving is the number one killer on america's roads. the contra costa da's office praised the work of madd in supporting the families of victims through legal cases that can go on for months or even years. >> i agree with these people wholeheartedly that the punishment should fit the crime and i want to give them security and let them know that the proper prosecution is going to occur, and that's the filing of murder charges. >> and be gracious. madd hopes that with the work of its law enforcement partners, it can reach the goal of zero drunk driving vi

. ♪ ♪ seven news at 11. death penalty cases in alameda county are under the microscope tonight as a judge orders an investigationnto ssible coerning notes fromury selection prosecutors now spiraling into a major issue for an already struggling da's office. what's next in this potentially explosive case? but first, san francisco is remembering a legend who made a huge difference in hundreds of thousands of lives. reverend cecil williams, a civil rights pioneer who fought for the poor and hungry. no matter their race or sexual orientation, has died. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm dan ashley. cecil williams, pastor, at his home in san francisco this morning surrounded by family. he was 94. the reverend and his late wife founded the now world famous glide memorial church in the tenderloin. williams last appearance there in fact, was just recently easter sunday. his community outreach programs helped the city's poor and homeless for six decades. san francisco mayor london breed says williams was at t

next at 11. >> if you're not an experienced swimmer, we urge you not to swim in the russian river at this time. >> tonight, a warning from firefighters after a swimmer goes missing in the russian river. the 11:00 news on ktvu. fox two starts now. the russian river in sonoma county. this time of year. it is cold. it is dangerous and moving fast. good evening everyone. >> i'm mike mibach and i'm julie julie haener. tonight, a swimmer went underwater and disappeared. the search called off for now, butet to resume in the mornin it ppened in the waters off steelhead beach, just northf forestville. the area is a popular swimming spot in the north bay. when the weather gets warm. sonoma county fire says the swimmer was last seen around 440 this afternoon, swimming with a group of friends . when that swimmer went underwater and did not surface. teams on water rescue boats began searching the area, along with crews on jet skis. sonoma county fire officials are urging people to be cautious this time of year. >> i know that it's temperatures are up outside and it draws people to the river, but

this happened at 11:15am today at the school behind me, ysgol dyffryn aman.we know is a girl stabbed two teachers and aman. what we know is a girl stabbed two teachers and a aman. what we know is a girl stabbed two teachers and a pupil aman. what we know is a girl stabbed two teachers and a pupil and aman. what we know is a girl stabbed two teachers and a pupil and those three were taken to hospital. we still don't have an update on the severity of those injuries. we understand an arrest has been made and a girl has been arrested on attempted murder charges. for quite some time parents were here at the main entrance of the school waiting for information because the school went straight down into lockdown will stop there was a significant police presence here. we havejust had a please update by superintendent ross evans, where he called for restraint on social media after what has happened. he asks people not to speculate or circulate any media as the investigation is ongoing and people could be in contempt of court if they did so. but it has been a truly shoc

we continue to be excited about the prospect of playing a game at. >> at the coliseum. if if that ever comes to fruition, we're excited to go see routes games there in seoul, games. you know, it's a beautiful ballpark. we want to see it activated. a statement from oakland mayor sheng thao reads in part, quote. >> we wish the a's the best and we'll continue our conversations with them on facilitating the sale of their share of the coliseum site. the city of oakland will now focus on advancing redevelopment efforts at the colosseum. there are 3 guilty parties here. john fisher, major league baseball and the elected officials of oakland alameda county, former a's executive andy do weighing in on the future of the coliseum with the a's moving to sacramento, the you can see this book over my shoulder. >> it's called goodbye. oakland village, referring to a book he co-authored about the history of how bay area sports teams like the warriors and raiders left oakland. as for the coliseum, do says several 100 workers from security management operations, concessions. >> and parki

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but on the scale of 1 to 5, no problems at all. you are sitting at a 1. look at that.hanges so you now have the extra lane as you cruise through there. in the north bay, northbound highway 1 near bolinas road. reports of a crash and only two lane road there. might be hard no navigate it because of that incident. if you typically that take that for the morning ride. that could be unexpected delay in your morning commute. supercommuters, it's what you would expect on a thursday morning. a busy ride coming out of tracy getting on to 580. as you work your way westbound. and travel times sitting at just about 45 minutes, 205 over to 680. >>> well, that's a look at the morning drive and now watch this bumpy ride in los angeles. this is lufthansa plane literally bouncing off the runway. this was at l. a. x. and it happened tuesday afternoon. wow. the pilot made the decision to abort the landing and try again. and the jumbo jet touched down later without incident. experts say looks worse than it feels for passengers because of the plane's desirable. very scary though. >>> well

giants back at it tomorrow at 6:05, but they break the skid in a perfect way to start the season at oracleark. >> i'm sure you had a good time. >> i had a great time. ballpark for my day job? i'm okay with that. >> next time bring the sunscreen. >> i knew this was coming. thank you, sara. go get some sunscreen. >>> people in new new york city got a taste of what it feels like to live in earthquake country, the rare quake that caught people incredibly off guard. >>> we won't be able to see the eclipse in its full glory in the bay area, but that's not stopping people from hopping on a plane. >>> i want at least sbf 35 on young mr. lively. he's got many years ahead of him to plan for that. look at today, what a spectacular time lapse of what was the last of this system. we're done. now we'll look ahead. we've got a very cold morning tomorrow. we'll talk about that and there is technically another chance for rain from a different system on part of sunday. the forecast for that's coming up next. >>> a new ball club in town, the san francisco giants hosting the los angeles dodgers. >> that is no