(dave) light showers or patchy drizzle will remain possible across the central coast through early this morning. breezy onshore flow will persist today along with clearing skies. a more robust warming trend will take place through late week and into the upcoming weekend as high pressure builds along the coast. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. ( james ) our top story this morning... comes out of the south bay. a severe stomach flu outbreak in schools across santa clara county has made hundreds of students sick. kron4's j-r stone visited one of the hardest hit schools where 88 children have fallen sick in the last two weeks. san jose workers scrubbing down classrooms just as quickly as they can in an effort to sterilize hacienda elementary school. dozens of students have gotten sick here in the last two weeks. that means spraying a bleach solution on just about everything in site. sot cafeterias play structures bathrooms anywhere where kids are going to be congregating. sot we're doing handrail

(dave)light showers or patchy drizzle will remain possible across the central coast through early this morning. breezy onshore flow will persist today along with clearing skies. a more robust warming trend will take place through late week and into the upcoming weekend as high pressure builds along the coast. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( darya ) a severe stomach flu outbreak is making hundreds of kids sick in the south bay.( james ) kron 4's will tran is live from hacienda elementary school in san jose which has been hit hardest by this flu. will. ( will ) a severe stomach flu outbreak has made hundreds of students sick in the south bay. it's impacting 13 schools in santa clara county. at least 245 kids have been sick at some point over the past two weeks. this is video as workers scrub down classrooms at hacienda elementary school. that school is one of the hardest hit... with 88 kids getting sick. crews are spraying a bleach solution on just about everything in an effort to sterilize the school. <"it's virtually impossible to be 100%

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. >>> a cyclist competing in the amgen tour of california heads to the central coast today. some rough wipeouts were part of stage 2 that chopper 5 caught five yesterday. >> oh. >> yeah. ouch. [ laughter ] >> the ride up and beyond mount hamilton proved to be tough. the stage getting under way today is 119 miles. that's one of my worst fears going downhill always worried about going downhill. >> what if i didn't tighten up the wings -- >> there's winds in the mount hamilton area from 30 to 40 miles per hour. >> we have cloud cover until the bay but we can see the top of the bay bridge there. clear skies inland. and you can actually see some the moon. the moon is waning soon to be a new moon. 40s in santa rosa. san jose in the 50s. breezy in the area. 20 in throughout san ramon and in throughout the san ramon valley. 17 in fairfield. it's breezy. these winds will continue to be blustery throughout the day. so today temperatures bottom out a chance of a shower if we see anything we'll measure very small. the winds change starting tomorrow, an offshore push sunny and mild. warm

today's stage three covers the central coast.hat's going to begin in pismo beach and ends in morrow bay. you guys are not done just yet. we want to get down and see the sights and sounds of the beaches. it may change. >> i saw it just in time for cleanup. >> exactly. >> lucky you. >> not beach weather quite yet. >> not yet, but this weekend indeed. we start out with cool weather. then as we go into the next several days, it will really heat up. as we take a look at what you're feeling heading out the door, partly cloudy skies. temperatures in the low 50s. that's for the south bay, peninsula, and tri-valley. as we look at the east bay, san francisco, north bay, that's where we have cooler temperatures. right now, starting in the mid 40s in the north bay and in the mid 50s for the east bay. looking live at that camera in fremaunlt. as we go into the day, going to see the temperatures only reaching into the mid 60s for the peninsula and 65 degrees for the tri-valley. and in the north bay, 67 degrees. and san francisco at a cool 60 d

police shot and killed her alleged kidnapper on the central coast the next day. but pearl has yet to be found. her family made posters and held a vigil this evening hoping to keep pearl's case in the spotlight. >> your daughter, your niece, your nephew, think of this as your child, your loved one. how would you feel? >> we need closure on this, we need to know. >> traces of pearl's blood was found in the kidnapper's car. so far it is the only clue investigators have to go on. >>> the it laest health scare to hit the bay area is unlikely to spread. health officials announcing today a botulism outbreak linked to nacho cheese at a sacramento gas station only involves one bag of that cheese. an east bay man died due to the outbreak and nine others were singed. one woman sickened is now filing a lawsuit against that gas station. >>> a former ucsf doctor accused of righting false prescriptions plead not guilty today. court documents claim the doctor issued 86 fraudulent prescriptions for ritalin over three years. he used three different aliases to fill those prescripti

police shot and killed her kidnapper on the central coast the following day. but pearl still has not been find. her family made posters and held a vigil hoping to keep pearl's case in the spotlight. >> your daughter, niece, nephew, think if this was your loved one. how would you feel? >> we need closure on this. we need to know. >> such anguish for that family. traces of pearl's blood were found in the kidnapper's car, but so far, that's the only clue investigators have at this point to go on. >> happening today, fbi agents will present new details in a bay area murder that was never solved to this point. today marked 23 years since an attacker brutdally stabbed a 14-year-old to death inside her castro valley home. tonight, family and friends will hold a memorial service and walk in her honor. this year, fbi agents will also be there to present new pictures and video to hopefully jog people's memories and maybe get some new leads. >> right now, we're closely following breaking news out of gilroy. a lot of police activity surrounding a house there. we'll have a

the interceptor was launched from vandenberg air force base on california's central coast.arget, a mock—up of an intercontinental ballistic missile, was fired from an island in the pacific more than 4,000 miles away. the operation, likened by the pentagon to a bullet hitting another bullet, though at far higher speeds, was successful. according to the director of the us missile defense agency, it was an incredible accomplishment, and a critical my milestone. it demonstrated that america had a capable, credible deterrent against a very real threat. earlier this week, north korea carried out its ninth ballistic missile test. officials say the interceptor test was not timed as a specific response to the increased tensions, although pyongyang is facing growing isolation from the international community. the united states will pursue an aggressive international diplomatic campaign to further isolate the regime in pyongyang, and calls on all countries concerned about north korea's nuclear sabre—rattling and flagrant violations of international law to join us in this effort. pyong

fred was an assistant coach on his son's football team -- the central coast black knights.shannon robertsmmis sioner- "the score doesn't matter at all. nobody's out here for w's or l's. we're out here for adrian -- number 38." nats- "hey, lets get in here all tight." before the game -- the bay area spring football league paid tribute to adrian and his family. the knights embraced by the defending champs the san jose hit squad.adrian kais/nats- "family on me, family on three: one, two, three, family." and, that was certainly the theme...nats- "lets go out there boys, take it to us today." at mid- field...nats- "everybody bow your heads." a prayer shared for adrian's family. nats- "one, two, three, go." balloons released into the air in their memory.nats- "you get to call it heads or tails? heads." adrian calls the coin toss, then takes to the sideline with the rest of his team for kick-off. no one expected him to play...nats- "show no fear." but he mustards up the courage to put his pads on before the end of half-time...nats- "lets go adrian, let's go." and, with his family watching from t

. >>> the dust up over sand on the central coast. >> this is the most you're going to be hanging outthing, text me. do you play? ♪ ♪ use the chase mobile app to send money in just a tap, to friends at more banks then ever before. you got next? chase. helping you master what's now and what's next. [computer keystroke] click click (male announcer) hit escape with great deals on great gear. like bass pro canopy chairs for under $20. only at bass pro shops. >>> scientists and environmentalists are accusing a mexican corporation of removing massive amounts of sand. the beach is shrinking and the california coaal commission is threatening to shut down the whole thing. >> reporter: this strange looking contraption is a dredge boat usesed to suck up sand. the mexican company that owns it would not talk to us. >> this is the most damaging operation on the coast of california. >> reporter: thorten has been studying the impact of the sand mining operation for years. he and other scientists believe it's causing erosion. it's the equivalent of losing six acre of beach every year. the mixture is p

we're looking at rain along the central coast and snow, we got 11 inches of snow at some of the resorts above nevada, and three to six inissues yesterday 37 so showing inclement why through santa barbara. >> 54 degrees in santa cruz yesterday. it was 69 today, low 70s, warmer for everybody. it is 59 in gilroy. and you see some of that haze from our tower camera. the atmosphere continues to dry out, and we're looking at high pressure brings the drier whether. 61 for you in nevada, but they have winds up to 65 miles per hour in the delta, and concord at 65 degrees. the numbers warm throughout the afternoon to slightly above average readings. monday we get more warmth, and tuesday is the coolest day of the week. and that will not only take us through the weekend, but it looks like mother's day as well will feature cool and breezy conditions. the national weather service issued a high church advisory. looking at breakers near 20 feet, so from sonoma to monterey, really dangerous out there, if you're headed to the coast, it will be cool and breezy at times. arriving from ocean beach. in the

lower clouds and fog make for a chilly day, this system might produce some drizzle along the central coast but the main message is partly cloudy skies, 50s through 70s. sal, this is when you have to get going because things pickup. >> yes, we have more people on the roads on interstate 80. we already see slowing in solano county on 80 westbound as you drive in fairfield and vacaville. there is slow traffic as you pass 37 and head down, you will see that the traffic is going to be slow on 37 itself, getting away from the solano area and driving towards sonoma and marin county. the bay bridge has a 10 minute delay, this morning's commute on interstate 880 looks good. lets go back to the desk. >>> new this morning, police in south san francisco are investigating an officer involved shooting. we are going to listen in to a press conference. >>> they confronted a man standing in the street who was armed with a shot gun. the officers gave multiple commands to disarm but he failed to comply and gun fire erupted and the person that was armed was fatally wounded. during the incident one south san f

a quarter of a mile of highway 1 along the central coast is buried under a landslide.t in state's history. the highway was shut down three weeks ago as a precaution in mob enter a county north of the san luis obispo county line. a good thing. there was a landslide. caltrans is calling this an active landslide. there are boulders throughout the area. they are exploring options for the repair. caltrans has not said when the road will be repaired and reopened. >>> it is 7:56. fire crews in stockton investigating a fire that injured one person and damaged five homes. it happened in an area with large wooden pallets near downtown stockton about 5:00 yesterday afternoon. strong winds caused the fire to spread quickly to nearby homes. two of the homes were completely destroyed. three others were damaged. the flame was so intense that there were large plumes of smoke shooting into the sky. it took about three hours to get under control. arson investigators are trying to determine how the fire started. >>> creators of the controversial netflix series "13 reasons why" are lookin

fred was an assistant coach on his son's football team -- the central coast black knights.shannon roberts/commis sioner- "the score doesn't matter at all. nobody's out here for w's or l's. we're out here for adrian -- number 38." nats- "hey, lets get in here all tight." before the game -- the bay area spring football league paid tribute to adrian and his family. the knights embraced by the defending champs the san jose hit squad.adrian kais/nats- "family on me, family on three: one, two, three, family." and, that was certainly the theme...nats- "lets go out there boys, take it to us today." at mid- field...nats- "everybody bow your heads." a prayer shared for adrian's family. nats- "one, two, three, go." balloons released into the air in their memory.nats- "you get to call it heads or tails? heads." adrian calls the coin toss, then takes to the sideline with the rest of his team for kick-off. no one expected him to play...nats- "show no fear." but he mustards up the courage to put his pads on before the end of half-time...nats- "lets go adrian, let's go." and, with his family watching fro

they're going to race along the central coast from morrow bay to pismo beach tomorrow. >>> coming up7 on your side's michael finney proves that price isn't the who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. >>> new at 6:00, rallying for a man what's being deported. >> reporter: the community here in san rafael is rallying behind a husband, father of three and undocumented immigrant who is currently being detained after trying to show up for work at a construction job. his children went to this school here in san rafael and now the neighboring synagogue are pushing to get him released. his wife says on that 3, her husband and a co-worker showed up at travis air force base to do some construction work on a hospital and he never came

>>> some of the world's best cyclists navigated a root between they're going to race along the central coastmorrow bay to pismo beach tomorrow. >>> coming up next, 7 on your side's michael finney proves that price [ inhales, exhales ] [ announcer ] cigarettes are not just dangerous when they're smoked. [ rat squeaking ] they're dangerous long after. cigarette butts are toxic. they release chemicals that poison our water... and harm wildlife. and millions... are polluting our environment. [ sniffing ] [ seagulls squawking ] >>> new at 6:00, rallying man what's being deported. >> reporter: the community here in san rafael is rallying behind a husband, father of three and undocumented immigrant who is currently being detained after trying to show up for work at a construction job. his children went to this school here in san rafael and now the neighboring synagogue are pushing to get him released. his wife says on that 3, her husband and a co-worker showed up at travis air force base to do some construction work on a hospital and he never came home. >> reporter: according to congressman jared h

. >> the dust up over sand along the central coast, a look at the operation environmentalists are tr and good evening once again. tonight president trump's calling investigations into the campaign's alleged ties to russia a total hoax. >> he says former acting pattorney general sally yates said nothing new, yates said she warned the white house about michael flynn's contact with the russian ambassador. >> the russians also knew that general flynn had misled the vice president and others. not only do we know that the russians knew this, but they likely had proof of this information. and that created a compromise situation, a situation where the national security advisor essentially could be blackmailed by the russians. >> former president obama also warned president trump about hiring flynn, although administration officials told trump there were more qualified people. >>> president trump's revised travel ban faced its first appellate test in virginia. abc7 news anchor has the latest development. s. >> reporter: a federal appeals court heard arguments today over president trump's seco

. >> the central coast community staying strong while displaying the united front. >> mother nature reallys in charge and best we can do is react with what she gives us and continue to do the best to provide a place for people to come and have a good time. >> these businesses holding out hope residents from the bay area will show a little love by visiting some time soon. abc 7 news. >>> an evacuee uation order is now lifted at the new apple campus nearing completion in cuperti cupertino. sky 7 captured this video of crews working to cap the leak. no word on any injuries. the move in process will take months along with final construction. >>> twitter employees had excitement today. san francisco firefighters put out a small if aer on a roof deck this morning on market street. no one was hurt. >>> technology that gave scientists an eight second warning about napa earth quake in 2014 may not make it to the federal budget. a proposal from president trump would cut federal funding across the state. >> earth quake, earth quake. >> the future of the early wanting shake alert system is being resea

. >> reporter: he brought his daughters up to check out the central coast but had to turn around. >>'ve done it with this big old beast a couple of times. >> reporter: on thursday afternoon caltrans brought us up to where highway one comes to a screeching halt. >> this really began in january. >> reporter: susanna crews says three weeks ago they closest road to travelers and locals as a precaution. it's a good thing because on saturday night over 1 million tons of dirt and rock came crashing down covering over one quarter of a mile of highway one north of the san luis obispo county line in monterey county. >> mother nature took over.>> reporter: caltrans is calling this an active landslide and there were boulders throughout this area. you can see pebbles rolling down the mountain here. >> coming all the way down the shore.>> reporter: is being called one of the biggest landslide in california history. caltrans is exploring options for this multimillion dollar repair>> they will have to can reconstruct the roadway and basically shore up the hillside. and allow either netting or someth

they'll race along the central coast to piz mow beach tomorrow. saturday. hope during some of their ride the wind was at their back. because it was pretty breezy. >> past couple of days have been pretty windy. >> drew. >>> tomorrow once again the winds will be with us. we'll lose the winds on wednesday and we'll heat up our temperatures. there's a chance of a sprinkle. showing you changes in the screen already. you see patches of gray all around us. that's the cloud cover that will continue to fill in overnight. but the winds were the big story and they will continue to be active not only tonight but the next 24 hours. take a look at the wind forecast. they're gusting over 24 mech at times. you get a little bit of a break in the midmorning hours but it will still be a breezy afternoon. maybe not as windy as today but still 15 to 30 miles per hour tomorrow afternoon. showing you that camera. it is shaking. those winds between 30 and 45 miles per hour at times at sfo are causing a few delays with oncoming flights. calling for the clouds increasing overnight.

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fred was an assistant coach on his son's football team -- the central coast black knights.shannon roberts/commis sioner- "the score doesn't matter at all. nobody's out here for w's or l's. we're out here for adrian -- number 38." nats- "hey, lets get in here all tight." before the game -- the bay area spring football league paid tribute to adrian and his family. the knights embraced by the defending champs the san jose hit squad.adrian kais/nats- "family on me, family on three: one, two, three, family." and, that was certainly the theme...nats- "lets go out there boys, take it to us today." at mid- field...nats- "everybody bow your heads." a prayer shared for adrian's family. nats- "one, two, three, go." balloons released into the air in their memory.nats- "you get to call it heads or tails? heads." adrian calls the coin toss, then takes to the sideline with the rest of his team for kick-off. no one expected him to play...nats- "show no fear." but he mustards up the courage to put his pads on before the end of half-time...nats- "lets go adrian, let's go." and, with his family watching fro

tomorrow, it shifts from the central coast over to morrow bay to the beach. >>> running a half marathonfeet unless it's in crocs. that's at what ben did finishing wearing the spongy shoes. he says wearing crocs keeps his feet cool and doesn't cause blisters. >> i have a pair. i don't know how he keeps them on. >> they easily slip off. >> another forecast for the week. >> spencer christian. >> big series gets under way as giants host the dodgers, sunny and breezy and on the chilly side, anti-dodger weather but great giants weather. 57 degrees dropping in throw mid-50s during the game. and we will see an increase in clouds and drizzle weather and dropping in the upper 50s to low 40s overnight and maybe a few isolated showers. actually mid-50s at the coast under breezy conditions to low mid-atlantic 60s around the bay and upper 60s inland. speaking of temperatures, check out tuesday to friday, 25 degrees increase over the three day period in concord, 23 degree increase in san jose. san francisco goes from a high of 59 tomorrow to high of 74 on friday. a 15 degree increase. here's the accuw

. >> reporter: the central coast community staying strong while displays a united front. >> mother nature really is in charge. and the best we can do is react to what she gives us and continue to do the best we can to provide a place for people to come and have a great time. >> reporter: these businesses holding out hope that residents from the bay area will show them a little love by visiting some time soon. in big sur, chris nguyen, abc 7 news. >>> we are looking live at bay area bridges. if you want to get away, now is a really good time. it's clear across the golden gate, the bay bridge and san mateo bridge. it looks abandoned at the bay bridge toll plaza. aaa expects to see the most memorial day travelers in over a decade this year. 39 million americans are expected to take a trip. almost all travelers will drive. but the number of americans flying is expected to be up by 5% from last year. aaa expects an increase in trips by train, bus or boat. >> a lot of people heading to the bottle rock music fest which kicked off in napa. days after a terror attack at a concert in england, secur

. >> reporter: the central coast community staying strong while displays a united front. >> mother nature really is in charge. and the best we can do is react to what she gives us and continue to do the best we can to provide a place for people to come and have a great time. >> reporter: these businesses holding out hope that residents from the bay area will show them a little love by visiting some time soon. in big sur, chris nguyen, abc 7 news. >>> we are looking live at bay area bridges. if you want to get away, now is a really good time. it's clear across the golden gate, the bay bridge and san mateo bridge. it looks abandoned at the bay bridge toll plaza. aaa expects to see the most memorial day travelers in over a decade this year. 39 million americans are expected to take a trip. almost all travelers will drive. but the number of americans flying is expected to be up by t year. aaa expects an increase in trips by train, bus or boat. >> a lot of people heading to the bottle rock music fest fest which kicked off in napa. days after a terror attack at a concert in england, security is

. >> reporter: the central coast staying strong, while displaying a united front. >> mother nature reallye. the best we can do is react to what she gives us. and continue to do the best we can to provide a place for people to come and have a good time. >> reporter: big surbusinesses are hoping that i will show a little love by visiting sometime soon. >>> next, a holiday week celebration in san francisco. we'll tell you what's on tap at now i have nicoderm cq. the nicoderm cq patch with unique extended release technology helps prevent your urge to smoke all day. it's the best thing that ever happened to me. every great why needs a great how. . >>> welcome back, everyone, here are the winning numbers from last night's $vague million meg sga millions drawing. 25, 66, 28, 37, 56, the meganumber 5. nobody picked all 6. tuesday night's jackpot goes up to $65 million. >>> happening today, it's time to get outdoors, eat, dance, celebrate the holiday weekend with carnivale in san francisco. this will be the 39th annual festival. are you looking at some scenes from last year. the fun is on harrison

ballistic missile, and more than 4,000 miles away an intercepter missile was fired from california's central coast. the test was a success, but the mock warhead intercepted over the pacific. it was carried out after north korea successfully launched its ninth missile this year. >>> this man is accused of taking a package off a porch, and police are reminding to request a signature, or set up security cameras and warning signs. >>> both players that threw punches in the giants brawl will appeal their suspensions. appeal their suspensions. and strictland led to the bench-clearing brawl. because of the appeals, both players will allow to be played until the process is complete. >>> north bay drivers, you will notice more officers at rail crossings this week in san rafael. police are stepping up enforcement to keep people from stopping their cars on the tracks. the crackdown comes ahead of the smart train roll out and it's a safety issue and police say stopping on the tracks is strictly forbidden even if the arms are up, and the fine for stopping on the track is $500. >>> and then resilient by design.

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. >> it has affected the entire big sur valley, the central coast region and monterey county and evenhe state is feeling the effects of that bridge being down. >> give me an example of the businesses feeling this. >> well, on the south side of the bridge, there are still businesses that are totally inaccessible for the traveling public at this point. caltrans is working to open up roads to the south. they're working on a new bridge. we hope that doesn't take very long. but right now there are several businesses that are just closed. >> people living in the bay area, can we get get access from the north side? coming in from this way compared to southern california. >> everything on the north side is open and available from carmel and monterey. you can come down to big sur. it is a gorgeous drive like it has always been. there is hiking available and gorgeous hikes along the cliffs. down to the beach. the iconic bixby bridge is along that route. once you get into the big sur valley, there are shops and restaurants, galleries. there is rv camping available. >> how is visit california hel

today's stage three covers the central coast.'s going to end in moreau day. >> time is running out. if you've been thinking about buying one of the a's ballpark passes that deal lets you go to every home game for a month for just 20 bucs. according to the east bay times the passes for the month of june will no longer be sold tomorrow night after july and passes for july, august and september aren't yet on sale. an executive says the passes have been a big hit and they are capping the number sold to make sure that everybody has a good experience at those games. >> i think they are having fun out there. by the way, getting ready to go back on the court. a lot of confidence right now for the warriors coming off of a big comeback win in the western conference finals, a live look at oracle arena. the real question on their minds is will steve kerr be back. that seems to be the only cloud hanging over the franchise because steve kerr, here he is back in practice. this was at the practice facility earlier yesterday and saw him hanging a

angelgate was run by the california national guard from its base in san luis obispo on california's central coastit was a military academy where city kids who were headed in the wrong direction learned order, discipline and how was frank with the kids? >> frank was awesome with the kids. >> reporter: chad holloway was frank's supervisor and friend. >> i never met a person that was better around the kids. if they were acting out, he would kind of like get -- say things to get them to do the right thing. plus, he kind of like used me as a bad guy. >> reporter: good cop, bad cop? >> exactly, frank was always a good cop. >> reporter: as rewarding as it was for frank to help his students learn skills for a successful life, he also found it thrilling to take these city kids kayaking or camping, or just to hang out by the ocean, which many of them had never even seen. it also left him wanting kids of his own. >> i remember him talking a lot about he wanted to have kids. i mean he wanted kids really bad. he wanted to start a family. >> reporter: his sisters say frank thought his faith would guide him the

low clouds on the central coast. they may get a break or two. there are some pockets that get clearing but this is a big fog bank. 51, 53, 54 -- water temperatures where they should be this time of year. 50s on the thames from north to south and even calistoga. 49 degrees. bodega bay, 50. 54, novato. a cool pattern for many and sonoma county. 30 up in truckee and they will end up with 60s for the high. if you're heading to the mountains. it looks good. each day will be gradually warmer. a series of lows have worked their way onto the west coast and that means cool weather here. 50s, 60s and low 70s. temperatures will gradually warm up but they will stay below average on saturday. near average on sunday. maybe a little warmer as we go into monday. another cool pattern on tuesday and wednesday. that is the bear on the left. >> the music lesson continues. >> unfortunately they both died very young. 1974 alan wilson, i think. >> but that song, i may hit the road that weekend -- this weekend. i'm going to take that song with me. >> that is a good roa

reporter: the california coastal commission will be meeting in mid-july somewhere here on the central coast and you can bet there will be a huge crowd. kiet do, kpix 5. >>> the water bills in marin county are going up again. the marin county water district is expected to sign off on a 14% rate hike tonight carried out in steps over the next two years. the average users' annual bill would go up from $660 to $744 a year. that's by 2019. the money is expected to cover pipe improvement. the water district is also considering creating a super saver rate for low usage customers. there's been backlash for raising rates while people conserve. >>> new at 6:00, a bay area city manager is in hot water accused of using public money to pay for his personal legal bills. kpix 5's devin fehely tracked him down to get some answers. >> reporter: the city council will meet behind closed doors tonight to discuss allegations that city manager tom williams used public money to fund his private lawsuit against newly elected mayor richard tran. >> the allegations of mixing public funds are troubling. um, at the en

. >> reporter: hillman brought his two daughters up from long beach to check out the central coast but turn around at the road closure. >> i had to do it with this beast a couple times. >> reporter: caltrans brought us up to where highway 1 comes to a screeching halt. >> this is a slide that is five slides in one. it really began in january. >> reporter: susanna cruz with caltrans says they closed the road three weeks ago to travelers as a precaution. it is a good thing because saturday night a million pounds of dirt and rock came crashing down, covering a quarter mile of highway 1 in monterey county. >> mother nature took over and everything came down. >> reporter: caltrans is calling this an active land slide. there are boulders throughout the area and you can see pebbles rolling down the mountain here. >> it made a new shore with a tip. >> reporter: it is being called one of the biggest landslides in california history. caltrans is exploring options for the repair. >> the roadway is gone, then they would have to reconstruct the roadway and shore up the hillside and allow maybe eithe

satellite radar shows action still to the south, south of the central coast.ing in our neighborhood. but look at southern california. that low pressure that's been bringing rain to l.a. and san diego. funnel clouds, mountain snow, thunderstorms. that's where the cutoff low set up today and will continue to slowly move into southern arizona over the next day or so. for the morning, low 50s around san francisco and the north bay. wind-sheltered valleys could get down to the mid 40s for the morning. about 50 degrees in san jose to start off your monday morning. for the afternoon, highs in the upper 70s to low 80s around the santa clara valley. for the trivalley, highs at the low 80s, from concord to pleasanton. low to mid 70s for oakland. coast, mid to upper 60s. san francisco, upper 60s for most places around ocean beach. if you head out of the north bay, highs in the upper 70s to low 80s. the hour by hour forecast tomorrow looks similar to what we saw today. at times, breezy in the hills, high pressure building in from 10 to 20 miles per hour. tuesday looks to

even during that drought, the number one issue for our people in agriculture, especially on the central coast, was immigration, was labor force. and now, based on the political atmosphere in this country, based on the changing socioeconomic atmosphere in mexico and southern central america and based on the congress's failure to do anything on immigration since 1986, it's not just an issue, it's an emergency. i tell ya, every single person that i speak to in agriculture, farmer to farm worker, they will tell you that the lack of labor force is the number one most pressing issue that they're facing right now, and it is an emergency situation. so i appreciate your statement during confirmation to senator gillabrand when she asked if you had a commitment to making sure that producers had help and you said i will help to provide a way forward when it comes to immigration and making sure that there's labor there to help us harvest our crops. if i could, mr. secretary, could you please elaborate what your commitment is and how you will help provide a way forward. >> certainly. i smile because the we

cities is, you know, kind of pulled down, we try to stay together, pull together and reinforce our central coast feeling. >> reporter: residents in the region wanting to remain strong for one another. >> you try and look at the bigger picture and what can you learn from this and how can you grow from it. >> reporter: in big sur, chris nguyen, abc7 news. >> chris, some breaking news out of napa today related to the high school hazing scandal. criminal charges will be filed against students. latest details coming up in a live report. >> plus bandaged and burned, but recovering. these goats that were trapped between a fence and a fire are doing better today, but they still need help. what you can do. >> maroon 5, palm petty, thousands of fans and dozens of metal >>> we are following breaking news out of napa. in just the last 15 minutes, the district attorney's office announce the criminal charges will be filed against six students involved in the football hazing scandal in napa high. >> abc7 news reporter wayne freedman is at napa high school with reaction on the big decision. wayne. >> reporter:

. >> reporter: he brought his two daughters up from long beach to check out the central coast but hadrn around at the road closure. >> i have done it with this beast a couple of times. >> reporter: thursday afternoon, caltrans brought us up to where highway 1 now comes to a screeching halt. >> this is five slides in one. it really began in january. >> reporter: susanna cruz with caltrans says three weeks ago they permanently closed the road to travelers as a precaution. it is a good thing because saturday night, over a million tons of dirt and rock came crashing down, covering over a quarter mile of highway 1, just north of the san luis obispo county line in monterey county. >> mother nature kind of took over and everything came down. >> reporter: caltrans is calling this an active landslide. there are boulders throughout the area. and every few minutes you can still see pebbles rolling down the mountain. >> it made a new shore with the tip. >> reporter: it is being called one of the biggest landslides in california history. caltrans is exploring options for the multi million dollar r

but it is a different story along the central coast. and southern california.l weekend long around san luis ibispo and the mountains above santa barbara and los angeles county have a winter weather advisory with 3 to 6 inches of snow at 5,000 feet. they got the brunt of the low that brought the wind and cloud cover yesterday. mt. tam looks hazy. a lot of sun out there today. 51 in the city. san jose same deal. 575 in oakland with upper 40s from gilroy to half moon bay. another perspective from sfo where the winds have settled do you here, as well. temperatures climb through the upper 60s today for your afternoon high. average in san francisco is about 64. actually about 67. 71 on the peninsula. and we're looking at low to mid 50s right now from fairfield to novato. 52 in concord with 50 in santa rosa. emeryville more 70s today with the sunny and warmer day today. temperatures warm not only today but tomorrow into tuesday. and looking at the cooler days on wednesday, that's going to set the stage for not only the cooler second half of the workweek but into next

today's stage three covers the central coast.art in pismow beach and end in morro bay. >> back at it. a live look at oracle arena this morning. bound to be packed with pumped up fans tonight. the warriors facing off with the spurs for game two. right now, we still don't know if head coach steve kerr will be in the building, but he was at practice yesterday. it was the fourth straight day kerr had been around the team. he's been battle back issues. he hasn't coached a game in more than three weeks. we're hoping for the best for kerr and of course the team. >> nice to hear his presence alone is enough to calm the team and reassure them. it reassures us he's on his feet. i assure you traffic flow is as smooth as the sensors go now. we'll take you to the tri-valley with minor delays developing. this has formed over the last ten minutes. a lot more slowing, maybe even stone ridge. starting to tap the brakes a bit heading to sunol. we'll give you a look at san jose as we see the traffic flow is starting to slow down a bit. this is the

today is stage three, which is going to cover the central coast. in pismow beach and end in morro bay. >> happening today, marking a major project that begins today on the peninsula, although mike was telling us this has been going on for months but it's the next phase of celebrating. for the next several months, caltrains will be doing the highway 101 interchange. when that is done, the construction will add more lanes. widen ramps and improve bicycle pedestrian access. this is right near facebook. the groundbreaking is set for this afternoon at 2:00. >> quarter to saefrb:00. the president acknowledging this morning he shared information with russians in an oval office visit. >> now, the white house is scrambling once again this morning. >> republican mitch mcconnell said morning, we could use a little less drama in the white house. the story, of course, that trump shocked even his own staffers by sharing top secret information with the russians in his office. information so secret, we hadn't told our closest allies. from a legal standpoint, the p

this interceptor was launched from vandenberg air force base along the central california coast and thisnot the first time that a test of this nature, at least as it was applied previously to short—range missiles was carried out. this is designed to intercept a long—range missile and it successfully d id long—range missile and it successfully did that with a mock missile, a mock long—range missile launched from an island in the pacific, more than 4000 miles away. it is significant. according to officials responding to this, they say that it shows an incredible accomplishment, a critical milestone that shows that america is capable —— capable and has a deterrent against a very real threat. those words are significant at the moment because of the test, the short—range missile test that north korea has been carrying out in recent months. indeed, but they did not suggest it was north korea they are sending the message to but it is interesting that the us militarily, the largest in the world and the biggest spender, presumably, they have all of this anti—deterrent missiles at hand and what is

the military launched a missile-killing interceptor from a military base on the central california coast yesterday. the target was another missile launched by the u.s. from the marshall island. this comes two days after north korea testlaunched its -- test launched its third ballistic missile in less than three weeks. >>> today in washington, president trump will meet with the prime minister of vietnam to talk about strengthening trade ties. secretary of state rex tillerson will also meet with the vietnamese leader. >>> national security adviser michael flynn will hand over some personal and business documents to the senate intelligence committee. that's what a source close to flynn has told nbc news. the panel narrowed its request after flynn refused to comply with the subpoena for those documents earlier this month. flynn was fired in february after he misled vice president mike pence about his dealings with the russian ambassador. >>> and new from overnight, this tweet by president trump is getting a lot of attention, you see what it said on your screen with a puzzling misspelling at

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this ground—based interceptor was launched from van der burgh for space on the central californian coasthis isn't the first time a test of this nature, as least as it applied to previous short range missiles, has been carried out. this is designed to intercept a long—range missile and in fact it successfully d id long—range missile and in fact it successfully did that with a mock missile, a mock long—range missile launched from an island in the pacific, more than 4000 miles away. so its significance is that and according to that responding to this, they say this shows it is, to use their words, an incredible accomplishment, a critical milestone that shows america is capable and it has a credible deterrent against a very real threat. those words are significant at the moment because of the test, the short—range missile test that north korea has been carrying out in recent months. indeed, but they did not suggest it was north free speech or die, portland. you've got no safe place. this is america, get out if you don't like free speech. jeremy joseph criticisms appeared in court in a city o