carrie hall. temperature trend will be gorgeous. about 55 degrees. right around kick off about 57 degrees. warming up into the 60s. don't forget to pack the sunscreen and drink plenty of water. anytime springtime, summertime, drink plenty of water. i will have a look at a hiking forecast and also the sharks pregame rally is tonight. i also have a temperature trend coming up for that. there's going to be a lot of people in downtown san jose. >> it's the place to be or not be if you want to avoid the crowds. >> it's true. >> we'll stay tuned for that later. first we want to tell but breaking news out of the south bay. this is a live look as san jose police are still on the scene of a shooting. still unfolding at the motel 6. just down the street from the s.a.p. center. police got a call around 3:30. witnesses tell us multiple people were shot and we just got word that one person was shot and kill. two people were shot and injured. officers have several rooms at that motel 6 still evacuated. as i men

carrie hall is with us now. >> a lot of rain.ecially from friday to saturday and then it finally gets out of here on sunday. so we are looking at pretty sloppy conditions considering we're heading to april. we may get our average monthly rain all in one storm. we'll be talking about that. here's a live look out there right now. all of our microclimates showing temperatures in their 50s and 60s. we've been talking about now is the time to prepare for this incoming storm as we enjoyed the last little bit of our dry weather. also the seven-day forecast is coming up at the bottom of the screen. we will have three days of rain in the forecast before we get a little bit of a break there and this is the reason why. this storm system starting to move closer to the bay area, bringing in light rain to the north bay. now i do think as we look at the radar, we're seeing green on herer for the north bay bought lot of this is evaporating before hitting the ground. so we'll start to see the moisture working its way to the surface and working to

carry hall and mike will be here early talking about all those homes without power.t last check, more than 100,000 customers without power. stay safe going into the morning. >> and make sure you have batteries in your flashlight. good night, folks. ♪ >> steve: from universal orlando resort in the heart of sunny florida, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- jay leno, kate upton,

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. >> i'm meteorologist carrie hall. a lot of sunshine in the forecast.sonton, 49 degrees, mid 50s elsewhere, upper 50s now for the east bay. but then as we go into this afternoon, all of our temperatures making it into the 70s. for all the inland areas, tri-valley to 73 degrees, peninsula at 71, and up to 68 degrees in san francisco, while the north bay will see a high of 77 degrees. over the next few days our temperatures continue to warm and the sunshine continues even into next week inland spots in the -- >> that's your latest weather. don't forget. check out your friends at the weather channel for your weekend weather when you need it. let's head back inside to matt. >> thank you. >>> the cdc estimates 26 million americans struggle with seasonal allergies every year. not to get too far into mr. roker's territory. but the projections for the next few weeks, shows tree pollen is bad in the west and will get worst as it comes to the east. grass poll listen be bad across much of the country, especially for you folks down south. we brought in dr. travis s

. >> demonstrators chanted and carried signs in their march to independence hall and organizers believe the president has an obligation to respond to the demands of the american people. trump said the only people interested in his tax returns are reporters. >>> good morning to you and happy easter. i am danny pommells from csn. the phillies and nationals continue their series in d.c. on jackie robinson day. it's the 70th anniversary of jackie breaking the color barrier in major league baseball and integrating the spot. top of the four, 1-0, nats. and hernandez trots home, and the phils jump ahead 2-1. bottom of the four, the nats held to two runs in seven innings. and kendrick laying out and making the grab. later, hernandez is back for more. a runner on, and takes joe blanton deep and gone to right. and bottom of the nine, benoit gets zimmerman to foul out for his first save, and the phils up the nationals 4-2. >> finally seven innings out of a starter makes it easy for us. they are outstanding again, and benoit cut through it and it was a easy-looking save for him, and he's a 14-year

carry weight. >> bret: benjamin hall in london. thank you.p next, today's congressional special election in georgia is getting attention all over the country. we will tell you why. first, here's what's some of our fox affiliates are covering. fox 10 in phoenix with the search for a 62-year-old woman and her 14-year-old grandson who were swept down a remote creek in grand canyon national park saturday. luanne merrill is the wife of the founder of the merrill company. she has had to be an experienced and skilled hiker. searchers are using ground teams, drones, and a motorized boat. nassau sends a supply ship name for john glenn into orbit. the atlas v rocket lifted off they pay the ss john glenn holds gear for the space station. he was the first american to orbit the earth and later became the oldest person ever in space. this is a live look at one stiff competition in round rock, texas, from fox 7. one of the big stories and we are not saying this is the biggest but kissing a kia to win a car. contestant started yesterday. they have to maintai

tech shooting remain is the story there about virginia tech student kevin stern who was carried out of north hall on campus after the gunman opened fire in a dorm and classroom. kevin stern also now working at virginia tech. the story about his journey over 10 years in the "washington times." and one other story to point you to on this topic today is an editorial from congressman bobby scott of virginia. his editorial today appearing in one of the virginian newspapers noting that despite calls for reforms in the nation's gun laws, congress has done little from fort hood to aurora to new wn to charleston to orlando, we are borne twons far too many mass shootings in our nation. - democratic congressman buck scott of virginia, if you want to read about his column in the daily press. we're talking about president trump's tax history, asking simply does it matter to you? joyce is in vero beach, florida, a democrat. good morning. caller: good morning. i think the releasing of the tax material is important because he said he would do it and then it gives us an idea of where he stands money-wise. but i t

. >> demonstrators chanted and carried signs in their march to independence hall.lieve the president has an obligation to respond to the demands of the american people. president trump said the only people interested in his tax returns are reporters. >>> melissa mccarthy was back with a white house easter-themed "saturday night live" sketch. >> happy easter, everybody. by the way, the president is probably going to bomb north korea tonight. okay. >> just ahead, we'll have more on her take of sean spicer and other "snl" guest appearances. >>> and feeding the hungry. ahead in the next half hour, we will show you the organization that makes sure thousands of families enjoy a wonderful meal this easter. >>> she's a great girl that loves children and animals. she has plenty of love to give. this week's wednesday's child is looking for a forever family to love her and support her. nbc nbc10's via sikahema introduces us to this week's wednesday's child. >> philadelphia zoo is one of the city's gems, a person to bring a person so special her name is unique. understandably,

hall. meanwhile swedish prosecutors confirmed the man suspected of carrying out the attack is a 39—year—old after his asylum application was refused. earlier we had this statement from the police. translation: when it comes to the investigation i am confident we have the right perpetrator who drove the truck. it is up to the prosecutor to prove this in court and the court has to make its assertions. from the police perspective, we feel great confidence. with that story and almost all the stories we cover here on outside source, if you need more information, whenever you want that information, whenever you want that information you can get it through the bbc news app or the bbc news website. i'm pretty sure you will know where to find that. next we've got a report from catrin nye on microdosing — that's the taking of tiny amounts of psychedelic drugs as part of your normal day. the people here in the uk who do it say it boosts creativity and can have medicinal benefits — there's no scientific research to back that up. here's catrin's report. psychedelic drugs, lsd, magic mushrooms, are usual

and halle, you're valiant for everything that is happening behind you to keep carrying on. and the numbers tell the story, 78%, a good showing, tom price, of course vacating it to become a cabinet secretary. this is an area they have time to arm themselves. >> yes, again this is the district that has been in republican control since the carder administration. and one of the reasons the republican feel was so crowded is it is a district that launched significant careers. so i do think that it is a solid red district, and the chances just get a little trickier down the road because as you saw, the democratic momentum pouring in around him, that will still happen. >> let me play a little of senat senat senator joani ernst on tuesday. >> we have a president with a number of flaws. i support more of the policies, not every policy, but there are policies i support. >>son than, one of those that she doesn't support is his decision not to release his taxes. she doesn't like some of the things he said about women, and she said he should spend more time at the white house and not the

we are willing to lead the movement and carry the ball forward but we need everybody's help. >> as part of the blitz there are several town hall meetings designed to present comprehensive information about the drug crisis. and services available. >>> and rescuers are holding out hope to find two hikers swept away by a creek in a remote part of the grand canyon, the woman and her grandson were out with family and lost her footing and fell. she is the mother of the popular boot company. and they hope as avid hikers the pair has the skills they need to stay alive. >> they were well provisioned for a multiday trip and both reported to have food and water in their backpacks and we believe they are equipped and have the nonl to survive. >> a helicopter a drone and boat is involved in the search be one of the ground teams stayed in the canyon overnight. >>> and veterans will soon get help in health care from cvs. to use their health care at the minute clinics inside of the pharmacies, if the if you pilot program is a success the change could be implements across the country. and this is aimed to reduce wait times at veteran as -- fac

hall. >> it's a six-year term. she is just not the person we need to carry us through the 2020 election. i'd like to see barbara lee. >> barbara lee is a democrat. she's a congresswoman who represents oakland. we reached out to her office for comment but have not heard back. the democratic party would probably not support a sitting congresswoman challenging a sitting senator where both are democrats so it's unlikely lee would run, but anything can happen in 2018 in california. melissa caen, kpix 5. >>> a silicon valley investor is spending millions to try to convince tesla founder elon musk to cut ties with president trump. you may have seen a billboard like this one on 880 in milpitas saying elon, please dump trump. the man behind it has been revealed as doug dirwin, a private investor. he's angry is on the advisory panel of a president rolling back environmental protections. elondumptrump.com. musk has said in the past his presence on the council doesn't mean he agrees with the president's actions. >>> new video just coming in to our newsroom of a cliff rescue in pacifica. a hiker got

carry their weapons throughout this three-day n.r.a. convention, but, anthony, the secret service, as usual, would not allow anyone with a firearm into the hall where president trump spoke. >> mason: errol barnett in atlanta. thanks, errol. on day one of his presidency, mr. trump promised to get economic growth up to 4%. he has his work cut out for him. the government reported today that in the first three months of this year, the economy grew at an annual rate of just .7%, a sharp slowdown from the fourth quarter of last year. john dickerson will be interviewing the president on day 100 tomorrow, and he joins us now from washington. john, in the first 99 days, the president did not get a significant piece of legislation through the republican- controlled congress. why? >> well, their big one, of course, was health care, and the president and republican leaders chose to pass that legislation only with republican votes and they can't get the party to agree on a fundamental question: how much of the affordable care act do they want to leave in place? every time negotiators tried to make concessions to those who want to take it out altogether, w

isis fighters are accused of carrying out a second chemical attack in as many days. benjamin hallils. >> this battle just seems to keep going on and on. first it was going to last several weeks, now it has been going on for over seven months. people say the toughest fight is still ahead when they move into the old city. there is fighting takes place in houses. snipers fire from roofs and holes blasted in walls. it's a landscape of half collapsed buildings and burned out cars. reports are emerging isis has launched chemical attacks in the battle. six soldiers suffered inhalation problems on sunday. the second time in to days that isis as deployed such weapons. coalition sources say they believe they have been filling shells with chlorine. a few miles east of mosul christians gathered to celebrate easter in churches won back from isis. one of the oldest christian settlements in the world. the numbers of christians have been dropping. many people were afraid that the battle would continuously keep running. no one knew what to expect as we moved ahead. they're using chemicals and ther

carrying 110 pound sack of coal on his shoulders. >> the guy walking moving just as quickly as guys running with the coal. >> all of this originating in a, guess some kind of a beer, beer hallt where they were freeing to decide to who was stronger. beer muscle prevailed. this competition came out of that. >> thank you. bless them for that. great decisions are made. and this video has been around more than 24 hours now. trying to dissect it. from monday night's raw. is this real? this happened. >> oh, my god. i say, no. that is >>> breaking news this morning on "world news now" -- both democrats and republicans claiming victory in that high-stakes, special election in georgia. the 30-year-old democratic candidate, fired up after forcing the run-off. the president is downplaying it with a late-night tweet. a live report ahead. >> as vice president mike pence reassures american allies in the pacific over the north korean threat, learning that the warship president trump said was on its way to the region was actually heading in the opposite direction. >> new this half-hour, police chase a suspect right off of a bridge. >> the suspect veering over the edge, crashing into freezin

carrying a wooden cross. way of the cross procession began at saint james cathedral basilica in downtown brooklyn and city hall a ground zero before making its way to st. peters church in lower manhattan. >>> coming up next on "eyewitness news", a brawl at an area carnival and much of it was recorded, we will show you more. >>> also what police say happened, and their plans for security tonight, all ahead in a live report. >>> are you more prone to migraines then other people? a new study says there is a connection between your weight and your risk? we have details 59:30. >>> plus... >>> ♪ >> oh, yeah, that is what i'm talking about, fans have been waiting, for this the new star wars trailer is out, and giving us a peak of the last jedi, more of the trailer and the 40th anniversary of the star wars celebration, that is coming up next. >>> a live look now at the central moravian church from our camera in bethlehem, pennsylvania, and nice weather on tap for church's six day service along easter sunday. lauren's got your full easter is coming.... and kmart's got the sweet deals you need. so hip hop in -- and get

tillerson, that secretary of state, the message he is carrying to russian officials on this trip, what is it? >> well, it is that the very message that halle was saying, this was likely sarin gas, the evidence is untra vertble and he is saying what he said in italy earlier today before coming here, with the g7 ministers, is that russia needs to decide where they going to stand with assad and his chemical weapons use, a violation of every international norm and international law, it's a war crime, or is russia going to stand with the west? interestingly, vladimir putin, had a news conference today and prebutted tillerson and the white house claims about the sarin gas and chemical attack by saying, you know, this sounds like 2003, when america was claiming that saddam hussein had wmd. so he is throwing that up against tillerson and trying to dismiss all of these charges, evenefore the white house put their evidence, declassified evidence, out today about two hours later. it's going to be a tough meeting with lavrov. lavrov is a tough customer and tillerson has been taking the hardest line of any of the u.s. officials, of any of the trump adm

carry real weight. >> shannon: now from the vice president as well. benjamin hall, thank you very much. >> bill: a former nfl star apparently committing suicide in his prison cell. aaron hernandez serving a life sentence for murder. the developing story out of massachusetts on that coming up in a matter of moments. >> shannon: also how a fast food drive through stop led police to a cold blooded killer and a shocking case, plus this. >> president trump: we're working with congress on tax reform and simplification and we're on time if we get that healthcare approval. so press every one of your congressmen. press everybody. >> bill: there is president trump promising big things to come on healthcare and taxes. when will it happen and how important is it for the president to get a win in congress now? [student] i can just quit school and get a job. [ex student] daddy's here. [wife] hi [dad] hey buddy [son] hey dad [wife] i think we can do this. [chancellor] adam baily. [chancellor] adam baily. >> bill: it is 9:32 now. the manhunt for the cleveland facebook killer is ov

carry your fans shpassions, hopes, and dreams.s. and maybe, a chance at greatness because shoulders were made for greatness. not dandruff. ceo town hallkers across the country are petrified and he's going to do something to change that. >>> the regulators are running the banks. so we're going to do a very major hair cut on dodd-frank. we want strong regulation but not regulation that make it impossible for the banks to loan to people that are going to create jobs. >>> now dodd-frank is a law passed after the financial crisis. the president rips it as overbearing and unneeded. really interesting he says these bankers are petrified. their stocks are at all time highs. in some cases they never have been making more money. therapy try electrified because of these regulations. one top banker is speaking out. jamie dimon says when you get on the airplane you better root for the success of the pilot. i'm a patriot. i'll do what i can to help the united states of america that includes helping whoever is president. dimon received a lot of complaints for joining the president's ceo advisory council. >> to the notion record bank profits despite

carry a small volume of poetry. the emphasis on education also included libraries. one of the most emblematic in america and this respect as carpenters hall in philadelphia. when they go to philadelphia walk right by carpenters hall, it's right next door practically to independence hall. carpenters hall to the continental congress first met, this exquisite little building. upstairs in that building was a library created by benjamin franklin which in many ways was a public library, might it be called the first public library. , butest building a small great trees from -- acorns grow. that's one of the lessons of our story. we grow out of nothing. the whole population of our and 70-76 was 2 billion -- 2,500,000 people. that's all. 500,000 of them were in slavery. money.no we had no money when we went to war. we had no army, no navy. we had no officers with extensive experience in military . only about one third of the country or for the revolution. we forget that. for,rd of the country were a third were adamantly against it. the other third were waiting to see who one. [laughter] .et they persisted now i don't think we can ever know enough

carry a small volume of poetry in his pocket. emphasis on education also included libraries. ,ne of the most emblematic historic sites in america in this respect is carpenters hall in philadelphia. most people when they go to philadelphia walk right by next door hall, right to independence hall. it is an exquisite little building. upstairs in that building was a library created by benjamin franklin stop in many ways, it was a public library. great trees from acorns grow. that is one of the lessons from our story. the whole population of our country in some 76 was 2,500,000 people. 500,000 of those people were in slavery. money.no when we went to war, we had no money, no army, navy. we had no officers with extensive experience in the military. only about one third of the country were for the revolution. we forget that. many were against that. others were waiting to see here one -- who won. yet they persisted. i do not think we can know .nough about the founders we have to see them as human being. history is human. human is the operative word. history is not about dates and memorizing quotations, it is about people. beings, andhuman they are different from each ot

carried out the strike. >>> the "boston globe" reports on a report involving choate rose mary hall.med a bz dozen former educators who allegedly sexually abused or assaulted students since the 1960s and recounts experiences of 24 survivors of sexual misconduct. in almost all the cases school officials failed to report the misconduct to authorities when the accusations first surfaced. and officials quietly fired teachers or allowed them to resign. choate's head master called the report devastating. >>> "the new york times" reports on the firing of two uniformed secret service officers who were on duty during a white house breach. last month jonathan tran jumped two fences while president trump was home. tran had two cans of mace and roamed the grounds for more than 16 minutes before being arrested around midnight near the south portico entrance. officials say tran tripped alarms when he climbed the fences. >>> "usa today" says jn penny is delaying store closures and liquidation sales because of better than expected sales and traffic. a spokesman for jc penney said plans to close 138

carry out their mission. adding insult to injury, these courageous women also faced segregation and discrimination from the very country they were working to defend. the women were forced to run their own mess hall, hair salon, refreshment bar and other facilities because of segregationist department of defense policies. yet, despite the harsh conditions of war and unequal reatment, the women of the 6888 battalion cleared six months of mail in three months while posted in clear. in britain they did more. thanks to their tireless efforts, the service members were able to receive mail during war. they proved once again that senseless acts of cruelty are no match for the will and determination of african-american women. but in july, 1945, tragedy struck private first class mary j. bar low, private first class mary h. bankson and sergeant deloris m. brown who lost their lives in a jeep incident. recognizing their fellow comrades' sacrifices, the women of the 6888 pulled their personal resources to properly bury these women. these women who tragically lost their lives while serving in europe are buried at the normandy american cemetery, which i was privileged to visit a couple of years ago. their con

carrying his final creation down castro street. a message to keep fighting for equality. >> he was pretty wonderful. >> reporter: reporting for n brks krrbc bay area news. >>> mayor ed lee tweeting this picture of city hall shining in rainbow lights in solidarity with the transgender community. city employees were barred from traveling to north carolina last year after a law was passed requiring transgender people to use the bathroom corresponding with the sex on their birth certificate. the law also prevented anti-discrimination measures. >>> it is 7:08. we have much more ahead on today in the bay. sticker shock for several bay area cities as sales tax goes up today, especially for smokers. we'll tell you what might make you feel a little bit better about paying more. >>> plus -- >> lights, camera and action here in the bay area. we have this special training that could bring more movie sets here. ♪ ♪ it's spring, and we can't wait to open our sheds and get working on our yards. scotts and miracle-gro are here to help. we make it easy to grow thick, healthy lawns, spectacular plants, and bountiful flowers. because when spring starts right, the months that follow stay perfect. load up your shed with scot

halls are just people talking. it could be the start of some momentum for the democrats. their candidate jason thompson performed better than expected, just 7 points short. in a location that trump carried by 27 points. plenty of reasons including sam brownback. i could be the first signs of socioeconomic demographics catching up to the truch coalition. thompson did his best in areas that had a higher percentage of high college educated voters relative to the rest district. of course, the test to see if it will realign is next week's sixth district. 58% have a bachelor's degree or higher. of the top ten most educatedy by degree, not just educated but by degree, it is the only one of the top ten that was occupied by a republican to start this year. and democrat john it's ossoff is flirting with the victory in the polls. it doesn't look line he'll get there but obviously will be the top vote getter. failure to make things close in the georgia six could be an indication that the trump skoegs immune to this of the we've you a got georgia on my mind right now. so let's turn to jim, you've been down this rodeo before. first let's talk about whether ossoff can get to 50%. i've looked at the vo

carry natural gas 22 miles between maurice river township in cumberland down a power plant in cape may county and that passes through the federally protected pinelands reserve. >> a new memorial at philadelphia city hall war. a claire has been installed in mayor jim kenney's reception room to symbolize military veterans who respect prisoners of war or missing in action. many local veterans were at today's ceremony. the empty share serves as a -- share serves as a reminder for the sacrifices made by those still missing american service men and women. >>> drone6 over on the philadelphia museum of art where crews are hard at work building the stage for the upcoming nfl draft. the first round of road closures on the ben franklin parkway started this morning and they'll increase as we get closer to the big event. it's coming up. >> that's a neat vantage point from drone6. >>> speaking of traffic let's check out the situation on the highways and byways one more time tonight. >> over to matt pelman in the "action news" traffic center. hi matt. >> we'll be getting used to those closures today and good afternoon officer a very closeup shot in the northbound lanes just north of cottman avenue where there was an