carolyn tyler shows us how they pulled it off. >> reporter: you don't see this every day. >> we were hoping it was going to work and it did. >> reporter: it was quite a sight. in the early morning hours a house moved off the grounds of ucsf hospital oakland. unlike the movie "up" no balloons to lift it. a flat bed truck did the trick. for the past 13 years after the owner died the little white house served as offices for the hospital. now a new outpatient center will be built there. officials did not want to tear down the 1934 structure and began to search for someone who could take the house for free as long as they could afford to relocate it. the hospital chipped in $20,000. >> very nice to maintain and took the neighborhood. >> the tiny house only moved about a block away but what a journey inching down martin luther king jr. way close to the bart tracks. neighbors looked on. everything went well and the new owners and the hospital are pleased. carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >> that early in the morning sometimes it seems like your eyes are deceiving you. >>> we will tell you about t

at sfo, carolyn tyler,abc7 news. >>> a major reversal in the case of breast cancer cases. once the highest in the world they have fallen to their lowest level. they find a 31% drop in new cancer cases since 2001. the breast cancer deaths in the county dropped by 65% since 1988. researchers say the drop in cases may be linked to fewer women on hormone replacement therapy due to health concerns about them. >>> hundreds of under served young people in our community will get the chance to go to camp at south lake tahoe all expenses paid. i'm happy to report that my annual friends of camp concord golf tournament raised roughly $95,000. we've already sent 8500 kids to camp at lake tahoe over the past 19 years and many more will go because of the money raised yesterday. if you missed the tournament and want to help, head to friends of camp.com. >> a great cause give kids a good experience. >> a great experience. >> we are having nice weather outside. >> we are indeed. a nice weather for camping or whatever you wish. >> we have tee times in the next seven days. the warm pattern wi

carolyn tyler joins us live from the shark tank. carolyn. >> the warriors played their regular season in san jose while oracle arena was being renovated. but to come back here as the nb defending champions that could solidify support amok the faithful. it's officially warrior s day i san jose. that's an opportunity to meet larry, the larry o'brien championship trophy. >> never seen it before in my life. first time. so it was great. >> since the warriors won the championship, it's been quite a ride for larry. he's traveled with team players back to their home towns. he's been on the jimmy kimmel show. and been a star in san francisco's gay pride parade. today, young and old alike lined up at san jose's city hall to strike a pose. >> we very happy. >> reporter: according to warriors management, 10% of their fan base is in the south bay compared to 44% in the east bay and 17% in san francisco. but we're told tonight's preseason game, the first in san jose, and the trophy hoopla are not a strategy to grow those numbers. >> you know, we a

at sfo carolyn tyler,abc7 news. >>> a major reversal in the case of breast cancer cases.n to their lowest level. they find a 31% drop in new cancer cases since 2001. the breast cancer deaths in the county dropped by 65% since 1988. researchers say the drop in cases may be linked to fewer women on hormone replacement therapy due to health concerns about them. >>> hundreds of under served young people in our community will get the chance to go to camp at south lake tahoe all expenses paid. i'm happy to report that my annual friends of camp concord golf tournament raised roughly $95,000. we've already sent 8500 kids to camp at lake tahoe over the past 19 years and many more will go because of the money raised yesterday. if you missed the tournament and want to help, head to friends of camp.com. >> a great cause give kids a good experience. >> a great experience. >> we are having nice weather outside. >> we are indeed. a nice weather for camping or whatever you wish. >> we have tee times in the next seven days. the warm pattern will be perfect for the outdoor event. it is a c

in san francisco, carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >>> california has made history by becoming the first state to ban public schools from using redskins as a team name on mascots. governor brown signed the measure on sunday after numerous heated debate onñr capitol hill this summer. native americans argue it is offensive and a racial slur. there are others currently using the native names, the coastal area high school is one of them. >> it sucks, i wanted to go there as a redskins, that is what we are, that is why i come to this school. >> it will cost $750,000 to remove the mascot and names from the uniforms and campus. it begins july 17th. all schools are prohibited from using redskins from the mascot or names. >>> controversy is nothing new in the san francisco bay area, but the debate has heated up around the nation. here is laura anthony with more. >> reporter: in chicago, the traditional columbus day parade went on as usual, but in many other cities, places like st. paul and portland, this day has been called indigenous people's day. after protests in the bay area and around the country,

good morning, i'm carolyn tyler joining you on this sunday, october 4th. let's start with a first look at the weather, here's meteorologist lisa argen. >> hi, carolyn. yes, for a lucky few they saw some brief showers pushing in last night. you see them here. they picked up over about a ten of inch of rain in napa. elsewhere not so lucky. but right now the rain does linger from around bear valley up toward sonora. you see the higher elevations looking at a little bit of snow. this is all winding down. the wind advisory has expired but not red flag warning where there could be wind gusts of up to 50 miles an hour. we may see this lifted. a calmer day today and temperatures will be coming up a few degrees in some neighborhoods. i'll tell you where a bit later. carolyn. >> thank you, lisa. she just told you a wind advisory issued by the chp last night has been lifted. it was for the bay bridge and the san mateo bridge. officers said winds were especially strong on the bay bridge. and the gusts have also caused plenty of damage in san francisco. abc7 news report

i'm carolyn tyler. thanks for joining us on this sunday, october 25th. s start with a quick look at our weather. here's meteorologist lisa argen. >> hi, carolyn g morning to you. it's awfully gray out there. the reason being a weak cold front is pushing through the area. you notice some grown right here but that's not reaching the ground. we had a few sprinkles to the north of us, but overall this front is pushing all of the energy to the north. we are left with some cloud cover. a mild start this morning. around sunshine. we will be a the cooler due to the cloud cover. temperatures in the low 50s. and livermore 65 delta. so you can see the green well to the north and as we go through the rest of the afternoon we scale back. some sun and even warmer a bit more to start the work week but a chance of rain to speak of. i'll are have it for you come up. >> develop news out of livermore. police have identified one of two suspects they say shot two men inside a car in parking lot last night. officials say that suspect is 18-year-old jason braun of oakland. poli

here's carolyn tyler. oyshtion construction crew hit underground gas lines resulting in 5 gas leaks sense april on a single block of haight street as they work on infrastructure project. the owner of mom buddy shop says he and other merchant have suffered. >> my business is down. everybody else business is way down too. it's because they keep hitting lines. causing the streets to get shut down. >>reporter: water main brake have caused 2 sink holes. >> we have never had this number of destruction due to gas leak or safety concern. >>reporter: pg&e says it's not to blame. >> we went out and we marked and located and marked our lines in this case our liens were properly marked. >>reporter: merchant show us pictures of the work now stopped indefinitely. the city has given the contractor until the end of the month to come up with the remedy and pushing to fire the sub contractor. synergy project management. district supervisor board president breed is calling for an investigation. >> it is our responsibility as

good morning, i'm carolyn tyler. thanks for joining us on this sunday, october 4th. et's start with a first look at the weather, here's meteorologist lisa argen. >> hi, carolyn. all that is associated with an area of low pressure. about 1:30, 2:00 this morning that went over venire shaw, vallejo, and so lon no county. it indicates the active weather and still we are looking at hours from reno, south pass. the bay area the wind advisories have expired and we are looking at ton of sun while the moisture is in southern california. the golden gate bridge, plenty of 50s. 59 in mountain view and half moon bay. temperatures will be warmer around the north bay. the east bay valleys will see some low 80s. low 70s in san francisco. upper 70s across the bay, along with this nice fall weather. how long will it last? i will have the answer coming up. >> thank you, lisa. a wind advisory issued by the chp last night remains in effect in morning. it's for the bay bridge and the san mateo bridge. utah winds have been especially strong on bait bridge and it has caused plenty of damage

good morning, i'm carolyn tyler thanks for joining us on this sunday, october 4th. let's start with a first look at the weather, here's meteorologist lisa argen. >> hi, carolyn. things are really wiping down. and the light show while you were sleeping brought down about.2-inch of rain in napa and a few hundredths in cordelia. we are look at rain showers toward rain showers and wind through south lake and sonora. and temperatures back home are mild in the north bay due to the wind mix necessary the higher elevations at night. we have the red flag warning through 10:00 this morning for elevations above 1,000 feet. due to that temperatures are on the mild side. it's cool by fremont. we will talk about a slightly warmer forecast today and then things are really going to heat up again. i'll tell you when, time it out for you coming up. carolyn. >> thank you, lisa. a wind advisory issued by the chp last night remains in effect in morning. it's for the bay bridge and the san mateo bridge. and the gusts have also caused plenty of damage in san francisco. abc7 news reporter l

abc 7 news reporter carolyn tyler explains. >> reporter: this is a special paint job. the spray on this building in the tenderloin is a urine repellent. and look at the sign saying, hold it, this wall is not a public rest room. >> i'm not sure that the people that are peeing on the walls can actually read that small print. >> reporter: those who go ahead and relieve themselves get a nasty surprise. if the urine hits at the right angle, it splashes back. >> oh. >> reporter: the department of public works says since july, nine walls have been coated. another eight are now being added. with 11 more on the list. homeowners can also request the service. officials say this alley in the mission is the one trouble spot that remains problematic. a resident says the stockton street tunnel also doesn't pass the sniff test. >> i can't say that it does smell better, no. >> reporter: but according to public works, 95% of the so-called pee walls are doing the trick. and at about $200 a pop, are much less expensive than how the city usually responds. >> we have to send a steamer out.

i'm carolyn tyler. thanks for joining us on this sunday, october 18th. let's start with a quick look at the weather. we have meteorologist frances dinglason in for lisa argen. >> good morning, everyone. in napa visibility is now only a fourth of a mile. and it's also cooler in a lot of spots. san francisco currently 60 degrees. san jose 62. compared to 24 hours ago, many locations are cooler. 8 degrees cooler in napa, even three degrees cooler in mountain view. a pretty picture from emeryville. we do see some clouds out there, even some breaks already. inland, we will see more sunshine, mostly sunny with temperatures in the mid-70s. a long the coast the clouds will stick around. partly cloudy around the bay of the reaching the low 70s. i have a big warmup to tell you about coming up in the forecast. carolyn. >> frances, thank you. >> developing news this morning. we know one of the two men who was rescued from the ocean in santa cruz last night has died after one of them drove their car off the wharf. the other man is still in critical condition this mor

i'm chris nguyen in for carolyn tyler. here's lisa argen with a first look at the doppler hd. hi, lisa. >> good morning, chris. this morning temperatures ranging from the 50s to the 60s around the bay. it's 67. san mateo 61. and fremont with 59 in antioch, vallejo and napa. without much in the way of fog, temperatures will warm a little quicker today. we will have a few clouds early on but they should burn back. we should see plenty of 70s and 80s today. it begins our warmup the first part of the work work. i'll tell when you it ends and if there's a cool down coming up in the next seven days. chris. >> the blue angels return to the skies over san francisco today at 3:00. one million fines were looking to the sky for saturday's show but after the show they headed home into gridlock. cornell bernard was along san francisco's embark dare owe. >> the familiar war over san francisco's waterfront can mean only one thing, absolute angels were back, taking flight above the bay. it was worth looking up. >> it's spectacular. almost

i'm carolyn tyler. thanks for joining us on this sunday, october 18th. let start with a quick look at the weather. we have meteorologist frances dinglason in for lisa argen. >> good morning, everyone. it's going to be a beautiful day. temperatures on the cool side right now. especially in parts of the north bay where it's only 50 in santa rosa, 50 napa, and visibility has dropped in napa to less than a mile with some fog. also 60 in san francisco for the nike half-marathon runners. it's going to get started any minute now. actually the next half-hour. we are much cooler compared to where we were yesterday at this time. 10 degrees cooler in napa and some areas five to four degrees cooler compared to yesterday at this time. temperatures will be lightly below normal this afternoon, as we look for the live view from emeryville, out toward the bay. you see some clear skies over parts of the bay area. and this afternoon look for inland numbers to reach the upper 70s along the coast. in the 60s, and near 70 around the bay. i'll tell you about a warmup with the

in san francisco, carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >> backed up of smog behind governor jerry brown aimed at reversing global warming. the bill is half an hour renewable resources by 2030. coming from solar wind and other natural resources. the new law will continue california's legacy. >> so this is big. it's big because it's global in scope. but it's also big because it's local in applications. >> but lobbying from the oil industry killed another part of the bill calling for california to slash its fossil fuel use in half. >> well, just two days after governor brown legalized physician-assisted suicide, opponents of this new law are already trying to overturn it. those against the so called right to die law are moving forward with plans to get a referendum for the 2016 ballot. they need 365,000 signatures in the next 90 days for it to appear before voters. >> if you look at only one person's life, you may say sure, they want it, everyone should have it. but then you're not looking at all of the people that could be harmed. who may be low income. who may have poor health insurance. >> the r

in san francisco, carolyn tyler, abc7 news. >>> northern california police department wants to arm officers with a martial arts weapon to help take down suspects. the anderson police department in shasta county will soon have the option of using nunchucks, the sergeant says they're good as a good nonlethal tool that will limit injuries to officers and the people they detain. the police chief calls them a more compassionate option. officers have to pass a 16-hour training program. martial arts legend bruce lee used them to take down bad guys in his movies. >>> a jury acquitted a former after-school care worker of sexual abuse charges. mia cummings worked in hayward. police arrested her in november 2013. cummings faced accusations of have a two-year long relationship with a boy at all saints, prosecutors claim the relationship began when the boy was 12 years old. >>> marin county drivers negotiated their way around some huge puddles today. floodwaters covered part of shoreline highway and part of the manz neatia park and ride lot in mill valley. you can blame it on the high tide. it often flo

. >> abc7 news reporter carolyn tyler was there. >> police chief says the man shot and killed by policed been at the library with his mother before the encounter. the 27-year-old was shot to death at the busy intersection of 8th and market streets afternoon on thursday. investigators say it began with the man throwing bottles at a construction site and ended when he got into a confrontation with a y struggled over the weapon. the sergeant looking down the barrel of his gun, yelling now, he's got my gun, shoot him. >> what protocol methods were exercised? >> the sergeant did attempt to create distance, however, mr. benetez escalated the situation. >> the rationale seems to be old folks don't matter as much as policeman. >> what is stated to you did happen. >> the chief heard from a friend of the victim. >> the herbert that you're describing is not the herbert i knew when i would see him tuesday nights in bible study. >> the chief says would it have helped if officers had body cameras. a pilot program for body cameras could begin in january. in san francisco, abc7 news. >>> still, no offi

in san francisco, carolyn tyler abc 7 news. >> oakland police are searching for two drivers who struck man on international boulevard yesterday as the man was swinging a machetee. picture of one of the cars police looking for. red sedan. the car struck the 25-year-old man intentionally as he swung the giant blade. this car then backed up and hit the man again. police are also after this white sedan that hit the man as well. both drivers could face charges of assault with deadly weapon. man swinging the machetee suffered minor injuries. >> lucky luke has run out. today the former san francisco real estate tycoon received seven years in federal prison in an art fraud case. dan has the follow-up to the i-team investigation. >>reporter: at one time 52-year-old luke was real estate tycoon worth hundreds of millions of dollars because of smart investment after the savings and line crisis. this past february avenues man on the run t.now he's headed to prison on 7 year sentence for mail wire fraud, escape and condemn of court. >> he was shown to be a liar. over and over and over again. we spen

abc7 news reporter carolyn tyler is live with more on the story. carol? >> reporter: the vote sent a message. there is strong support from supervisors just as it is. these immigrants say they want to feel comfortable in san francisco. and are worried now, that the city sanctuary law is under scrutiny. following the july shooting death of kate steinle but an illegal immigrant and convicted felon. sheriff mirkarimi ordered his deputies not to communicate with federal immigration officials about the release of the detainees. supervisor mark farrell supports the law but not the sheriff's actions. >> we're coming forward to say that is inappropriate. >> reporter: supervisor david campos says cities are watching san francisco. he offered another nonbinding measure, urging the sheriff not to cooperate with the latest program called pep. >> if you have a federal government trying to get cities like san francisco to become agents of an immigration. >> reporter: the proposed legislations are symbolic, leading this supervisor to criticize them as grandstanding and i

abc7 news reporter carolyn tyler is live with more on the story. carol? >> reporter: the vote sent a message. there is strong support from supervisors just as it is. these immigrants say they want to feel comfortable in san francisco. and are worried now, that the city sanctuary law is under scrutiny. following the july shooting death of kate steinle but an illegal immigrant and convicted felon. sheriff mirkarimi ordered his deputies not to communicate with federal immigration officials about the release of the detainees. supervisor mark farrell supports the law but not the sheriff's actions. >> we're coming forward to say that is inappropriate. >> reporter: supervisor david campos says cities are watching san francisco. he offered another nonbinding measure, urging the sheriff not to cooperate with the latest program called pep. >> if you have a federal government trying to get cities like san francisco to become agents of an immigration. >> reporter: the proposed legislations are symbolic, leading this supervisor to criticize them as grandstanding and i

. >> abc7 news reporter carolyn tyler was there. >> police chief says the man shot and killed by policed been at the library with his mother before the encounter. the 27-year-old was shot to death at the busy intersection of 8th and market streets afternoon on thursday. investigators say it began with the man throwing bottles at a construction site and ended when he got into a confrontation with a sergeant. >> they struggled over the weapon. the sergeant looking down the barrel of his gun, yelling now, he's got my gun, shoot him. >> what protocol methods were exercised? >> the sergeant did attempt to create distance, however, mr. benetez escalated the situation. >> the rationale seems to be old folks don't matter as much as policeman. >> what is stated to you did happen. >> the chief heard from a friend of the victim. >> the herbert that you're describing is not the herbert i knew when i would see him tuesday nights in bible study. >> the chief says would it have helped if officers had body cameras. a pilot program for body cameras could begin in january. in san francisco, abc7 news. >>

in san francisco, carolyn tyler, abc7 news. >>> crowds are taking over portugal to see a big wave competition is always so cool to see. surfers are drawn by these massive waves crashing on to the cliffs. it is part of the big wave awards. it is from the organizers. professional surfer sebastian entered this ride under ride of the year. and it really was quite a ride. sebastian caught the wave without a hitch. the crowds just went nuts. they loved it. >> let's update the weather forecast. >> inching toward halloween. a giant moon out there. i said what a great moon. you said it is a waning gibbon. showing you the rain we had earlier today has moved out as the cold front marches to the east. the lower 48, a r picture there you see sunshine. st. louis, 59. fargo cool at 45. along the east coast, they're in the wake of the cold front. they're seeing diminishing cold front. from boston, new york, d.c., all the way to atlanta. 51, salt lake city. in denver, some afternoon showers. california tomorrow in the wake of that cold front. a nice fall day. lots of sunshine 82. sacramento, yosemite, 84, l.a

. >> carolyn tyler joins with us the details. >> reporter: here, across the street from city hall, there are always homeless individuals. the mayor is trying to get them, and others off the street before the predicted el nino winter, and before the up coming super bowl festivities. he's trying to do it one hotel at a time. maureen is off the streets and into her own place at the baldwin. it was a single room occupancy hotel. now, it's the first of five hotels mayor ed lee promised will supply 500 units of permanent supportive housing for the homeless by the end of the year. >> maybe people on the streets will see today, 500 makes a dent. a serious dent but i nied more than that. >> reporter: the mayor says he wants the homeless camped close to upcoming festivities to leave. >> it offers us an opportunity to repeat what we're doing today. >> but where will they go? there are case managers and counselors. >> being in this building is helping me be a better person. >> reporter: the city plans to spend $14.5 million to lease the hotels. the owners say they decided to work with them. >> the m

. >> carolyn tyler joins with us the details. >> reporter: here, across the street from city hall, there are always homeless individuals. the mayor is trying to get them, and others off the street before the predicted el nino winter, and before the up coming super bowl festivities. he's trying to do it one hotel at a time. maureen is off the streets and into her own place at the baldwin. it was a single room occupancy hotel. now, it's the first of five hotels mayor ed lee promised will supply 500 units of permanent supportive housing for the homeless by the end of the year. >> maybe people on the streets will see today, 500 makes a dent. a serious dent but i nied more than that. >> reporter: the mayor says he wants the homeless camped close to upcoming festivities to leave. >> it offers us an opportunity to repeat what we're doing today. >> but where will they go? there are case managers and counselors. >> being in this building is helping me be a better person. >> reporter: the city plans to spend $14.5 million to lease the hotels. the owners say they decided to work with them. >> the m

in brentwood, carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >> no information today on yesterday's deadly crash. four of the five women killed were bay area women. now, we spoke with hong's husband who says his wife was a beautiful woman who devoted her life to helping others. >> i kissed her when she was leaving very early with her friends. i have nice time. i saw peace and contentment in her face. which i didn't see her long time. but maybe i take her when she's happiest and most content. >> the women were all friend who frequently got together for bible study. they were involved in a head-on crash on highway 120. one member, 53-year-old ya yan su yang survived and is currently in critical condition. >> a 24-year-old san francisco dog trader has not been seen in a week. josh flew to london last week for a job interview and has vanished. he was supposed to fly home last thursday but never made that flight. the young man was last seen leaving his hotel the day of his return flight. his family is now in london searching for their boy. >> three transients accused of killing a canadian tourist and

. >> good morning, everyone, i'm carolyn tyler. thanks for joining us on this sunday, october 25th. at our weather. you see the high and mid-level clouds across the entire bay area. its associated a very weak cold front. unfortunately we are looking at just a few light sprinkles for some of you, mainly in the north bay. then we will dry out and clear out. 57 in hayward right now. it's 59 in fremont. 61 antioch and livermore. and with the cloud cover, numbers are anywhere from 5 to 6 degrees warmer in the inland east bay. a call

i'm chris nguyen in for carolyn tyler. we're off to a school start across the bay. here's a look at the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning. we have a shrinking marine layer. you see it here from the clouds continue to part all around the city by the bay. in fact, we are going to see tons of sun here again today. little temperature change? san francisco but elsewhere the warming trend begins. it's 65 already in oakland. so the plan throughout the day will be for the onshore flow to keep us comfortable with the sea breeze many but the clouds scatter out, for the most part. we will see a little patchy fog along some of our beaches and we will talk about our warmup to come, beginning today, and how long it will last and potentially record-breaking heat in a couple of minutes. chris. >>> the blue angels return to the skies over san francisco today at 3:00. yesterday one million fans were looking to the sky for a spectacular show. but afterwards those fans headed home into gridlock. cornell bernard was along san francisco's embarcadero. >> the familiar

in san francisco, carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >>> so much to think about. >> a lot of frustrated peoplehe neighborhood. >> that's true. >>> that's going to do it for us at 4:00. thanks for joining us. i'm cheryl jennings, i'm reggie aqui. >> it's breakfast, lunch, dinner. >> but is it safe? a stunning report suggests that processed meats such as bacon can cause cancer. >>> also ahead, we've just learned the man that you see there being arrested. his identity.xd exclusive pictures after police say he stole one of their cars and went on a dramatic chase. >>> the president of ireland is in the bay area. how he plans to honor the victims of the berkeley collapse. >>> i'm meteorologist sandhya pat patel. rain's coming to the bay area. how much and when, coming up. >>> live from the kgo broadcast center, this is abc 7 news. >>> the sizzle of bacon may not seem so appetizing for a lot of you after health experts say it causes cancer. doesn't seem like that warning is stopping people here in the bay area, at least not yet. >> i'm not sure if i'm ready to give up bacon sandwiches. >> i'm reggie

in brentwood, carolyn tyler abc 7 news. >>> santa clara county is not #tyz was turned away when heman tried to turn himself in for murdering his ex girlfriend. castro in custody tonight but some are questioning why he wasn't detained right away. chris winn has more on the victim and the joy she brought to so many. >>reporter: this radiating smile is what friend family will remember most about the woman of san jose here. 2 27-year-old life was cut short after police found her strangled and stabbed to death inside a condo unit downtown t.those who spent time with her are stunned. >> she was generous. and enthusiastic and kind and she brought a real passion the for sharing healthy lifestyle and healthy recipe with our client clients. >>reporter: she volunteered at health ambassador at the food bank. graduate from san jose state with a degree in 20101m6lt went back to school to become a nurse. passionate about helping others lead healthy lives. >> we are very grateful for the little time we had0d her. r ex boyfriend hugoxn being atld without b theg santa clara county main"q the same pla

in san francisco, carolyn tyler abc 7 news. >> the head of san francisco arrest so that task force has been removed from his post after publicly complaining about under staffing in the department. kqed reports that captain john the domain voiced complaints repeatedly. also said he was overwhelmed by hundreds of incomplete investigations. fire department confirms that testifies reassigned the but declined to comment on why the change was made fechlts told to stop asking about additional staffing he was told. >>> some san francisco residents and business owners are angry about proposed changes to muni bus liens along this street. it will improvement traffic pedestrians safety but the plan is bad for local businesses say neighbors. melanie has more. >>reporter: busy lombard street lined with hotel and business leak this body rock. he had to notify several people with the city to open his fitness studio but feels the city has not returned the favo favor. tell they propose changes to muni lines on lombard street. changes some business owners and rest didn't say they are just now finding out

in san francisco, carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >> governor brown signed a new bill today aimed at makingleader in the fight against climate change. haze clouded the sky on a hill overlooking los angeles. the bill will require that half the electricity that you use come from renewable sources by 2030. governor brown also went out of this world to challenge his opponents. >> and i begin to think about pluto when i -- how far away it is and we can't be sure whether it's a planet or not. and that reminded me of the climate skeptics that don't quite get it. they're in political pluto and we're going to have to bring them back to earth. where the rest of us live. pressure there the oil inu.s. day killed the provision. >> voeks can gone has a new board chairman amidst a scandal over emissions test rigging. the new ceo says it will begin recalling its emissions-cheating vehicles in germany in january. any u.s. recall will have to be approved by the earn vierntnvir protection agency. up to 11 million vehicles worldwide are affected. >> open-based pandora is making it easier to buy concert tickets

in san jose, carolyn tyler abc 7 news. >> well item time to get a check on the accu-weather forecast we have drew what's going on outside. >> yes item great today. >> nice. >> it's beautiful. a little taste of summer the next couple days. >> standard. >> warm-up just a bit. nice trend headed in the monday for fleet week. a lot of events this weekend and feel nice out there we see beautiful day soaked in sunshine and tonight just some partly cloudy skies. take you earlier from mount tam cam and sunset at 6:47. coastal fog dipping no the bay. very is in pattern setting up tonight for some comfortable sleeping weather out there tonight. today though above normal. open up the almanacs fifth difficult of october. sfo up 74. one degree better than the normal 73. oakland nice and warm at 76. besting the normal at 71 and san jose coming 2 degree above normal at 80 degrees this afternoon. after we go live look from our roof top camera here at kgo studio embarcadero nice quiet evening on top. forecast partly cloudy sky overnight. track the graduate warming trend throughout the week and next 7

carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >> police are trying to figure out what caused a driver to slam into a restaurantn san jose. we see where the vehicle went through the front window. north capital avenue about 7:15 this morning. fortunately no one was hurt. firefighters determined the structure was fine. the driver of the vehicle is coop rigerating with the investigation. >> man is believed to be responsible for slashing tires on 16 cars over the weekend. a 35-year-old unidentified man was taken into custody in hayward. the man was visiting family at park side commons apartment complex when the vandalism happened. the man will be charged with a felony and is scheduled to be arraigned tomorrow. >> union faculty members of the 23 state university campuses are voting on whether to strike over stalled salary negotiations. the faculty association is asking for a 5% pay raise for its members. while csu trustees are offering 2%. the two sides have not made much progress over six months of negotiations. >> most of the faculty are falling out of the middle class. the cost of living is going up. the faculty

>> good morning, everyone, i'm carolyn tyler. thanks for joining us on this sunday, october 25th. let's start with a quick look at our weather. you see the high and mid-level clouds across the entire bay area. its associated a very weak cold front. unfortunately we are looking at just a few light sprinkles for some of you, mainly in the north bay. then we will dry out and clear out. 57 in hayward right now. it's 59 in fremont. 61 antioch and livermore. and with the cloud cover, numbers are anywhere from 5 to 6 degrees warmer in the inland east bay. a caller finish and we will pinpoint where the raindrops may fall coming up this a few minutes. carolyn. >> thank you, lisa. >>> developing news out of livermore this morning. the police are looking for two men they believe shot two people inside a car in a parking lot last night. it happened around 6:00 p.m. on first street. one of the victims died. the other was rushed to hospital. his condition is not known at this time. police say the suspects drove off in a 2006 black bmw with two red racing stripes on the hood. chp officers spotte

i'm carolyn tyler. thanks for joining us on this sunday, october 18th.with a quick look at the weather. we have meteorologist frances dinglason in for lisa argen. >> good morning, everyone. it's going to be a beautiful day. temperatures on the cool side right now. especially in parts of the north bay where it's only 50 in santa rosa, 50 napa, and visibility has dropped in napa to less than a mile with some fog. also 60 in san francisco for the nike half-marathon runners. it's going to get

i'm chris nguyen in for carolyn tyler. after a cool start across the bay, here's lease arm with a live look at the weather. >> good morning, lisa. >> good morning. >> we have a half-mile visibility napa and half moon bay. otherwise host of you are looking at a clear start. so with temperatures ranging from the low 50s from santa rosa to the low 60s on the coast. half moon bay and 59 in livermore and we will look for a little bit of warming today as high pressure slowly builds in. once again we are looking at numbers 60s, 70s and 80s but the big numbers come in the north bay. a few degrees warmer in the east bay and everyone climbs another ten degrees tomorrow. i'll let you know how long the warmup will last coming up. chris. >>> the blue angels return to the skies over san francisco today at 3:00. yesterday one million fans were looking to the sky for saturday's show but after the show they headed home into gridlock. cornell bernard was along san francisco's embarcadero. >> the familiar war over san francisco's waterfront

controversial law today to record video of anyone who buy as gun within city limits, as abc7 news reporter carolyn tylerets, that's coinciding with the planned closure of the city's last gun store. she's going to have more on the story coming up at 5:00. >>> abc7 news reporter matt keller tweeted about a big problem san jose city officials are seeing. that is a dramatic increase in illegal public dumping. sofas, mattresses, that sort of thing. as matt says, 75% over the last three years. that's the increase. and now to this very troubling video. touching off outrage all across the country. the high school police officer violently throwing a female student out of her chair in a south carolina classroom. abc7 news reporter karen traverse has the story. >> one spring valley high school student who witnessed the police takedown tells abc news it started with the teacher asked the female student to turn over her phone. and she refused. >> she said, i'm not doing anything. you know, please, you don't have to take my phone. >> the teacher asked a school administrator to help. he also asked the student to leave

tyler. a red light camera is rigged to trap drivers and rake in revenue and those are the claims of critics. and they say yellow lights that don't last long enough impact safety. carolyn gustof f has more. >> drivers are confused in many locations where red light cameras are positioned. that's causing a pileup of