none of that is going to the coast guard. they're cutting the coast guard by 14%.he coast guard is going to see its budget cut. even as it is now spending every weekend taking on the extra job of securing the president's golf club. whether or not you are upset about the president's travel costs, one thing you might be upset about is the lack of respect for the coast guard, even as they're busy saving his bacon day in and day out. all of our baconfrankly, including the president's while he golfs. that does it for us tonight. we will see you again tomorrow. >>> "first look" is up next. >>> this morning, all eyes on north korea. nbc news has learned the u.s. is prepared to launch a pre-emptive strike should north korea follow through with a nuclear test. >>> plus the u.s. drops the mother of all bombs on an isis tunnel complex in afghanistan. while it's meant to send a clear message to isis, is it meant to send a message to pyongyang as well? >>> president trump takes aim at planned parenthood. he signed a new law allowing states to deny certain federal funding to the

we asked the coast guard how long this cleanup might take. at this point, they say they just don't know. reporting live, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> we'll continue to follow that story as it progresses. >>> a close call for a family in scotts valley. several trees came crashing down on a power line close to their home. the man who lives there says sparks from those lines woke him up. now he's worried about two bigger trees that have exposed roots next to the house. >> pretty scary? >> i was scared because i have a little daughter, you know, and i'm more concerned about my family. >> navaro says he's been trying to get the county to bring those trees down, but he's been told he's up to the homeowner and he's a renter there. >>> you are looking at a fallen power line this morning. pg&e has been working around the clock to fix power outages since last night. more than 16,000 customers still without power at this hour in the east bay. more than 2,000 in the south bay. about 1,000 in the north bay. 500 on the peninsula. pg&e says these c

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none of that is going to the coast guard. they're cutting the coast guard by 14%. the coast guard is going to see its budget cut. even as it is now spending every weekend taking on the extra job of securing the president's golf club. whether or not you are upset about the president's travel costs, one thing you might be upset about is the lack of respect for the coast guard, even as they're busy saving his bacon day in and day out. all of our bacon, frankly, including the president's while he golfs. that does it for us tonight. we will see you again tomorrow. now it's time for "the last word with lawrence o'donnell." good evening, lawrence. >> good evening, rachel. you know what is coming up next? because you know the president was just watching that segment. his next paycheck is going to the coast guard. and there is going to be a coast guard guy standing there with that look on his face, you know getting the check. >> that's exactly right. >> for the 82,000 bucks. thanks, rachel. tonight we will be joined by jon ossoff, the democratic candidate for a vacant congr

submerged boat. >> the coast guard station not far away. muer beach is south of stinson beach, the bigger beach along the coast and north of point bonita. no word on the victims right now, but they are searching the water for people to see if they are somewhat there. we'll continue to monitor the situation. as soon as we get an update from marin county officials or the u.s. coast guard, we'll pass it along to you. >>> new at noon, the city is preparing for the first organized 420 marijuana party. the annual smokeout takes place tomorrow, april 20th in golden gate park. thousands are expected to attend. this is the first permitted event since californians voted to legalize the recreational use of marijuana. police and city officials are preparing how to handle public safety issues, how to am trash and traffic congestion in the area. >> there will be no drug for sale, no unauthorized music, and no permitted concession and no alcohol. as all, there will be no tolerance for visitors who are using 420 as an excuse to damage our parks and our nei

the coast guard and california fish and wildlife officials are on the scene.hopper 5 above the scene just south of the bay bridge. the concern is that the barge is leaking both diesel fuel and hydraulic oil into san francisco bay. bart officials say that the 112- foot barge had a crane on it and was under contract with the transit agency. no one was on board when it sunk. no shoreline or wildlife impact has been reported yet. >>> and roberta is live in the weather center with more on how the weather could possibly impact the containment and clean-up efforts. >> reporter: i'm looking at the story alongside of you. first off, a lot of people are asking where are you talking about. so i called up this live weather camera along the embarcadero. yerba buena island is right here. you go outside the bay bridge, the plume is over here. the view from the transamerica pyramid there you have the bay bridge. it's growing in this area. we have a small craft advisory in place for local bay waters which means the bay's choppy. we have some southwest winds 10 to 20 miles per

none of that is going to the coast guard. they're cutting the coast guard by 14%.rd is going to see its budget cut. even as it is now spending every weekend taking on the extra job of securing the president's golf club. whether or not you are upset about the president's travel costs, one thing you might be upset abou

coast guard and have active facilities on the raise your hand and tida and the to tie ourselves into the plan that i showed earlier i don't think any of us need to protect the corners 9 d.c. on the networking that are blurry their active the coast guard homes for maneuvers as well as we need to - on the north side getting over the bay bridge we will have to build a new structure in front of the tunnel that will carry you over to the traffic and tieback into the bay bridge on the north side and then on the south side we will just do a hillside that runs along the side of the hill generally speaking when we talked to a number of a lot of - we had outreaches for the general purpose of north side that bring in the challenge of cross over the tunnel but nicole we'll happy to answer questions we're in the cue to have conversation with the funding is the primary driver our estimates that in expose of $3 million and you know certainly seek the refunding likes everyone else and that is just part of that cue that discussion at the mta and data. >> mr. lee thank you for the presentation that is

we're trying to find out from the coast guard as to why.eather has a big part to do with it. it has gotten really windy out here and also it is raining as we speak. two major concerns right now. one, it is believed that the oil is still leaking from the submerged barge. two, there are also concerns that the barge can damage bart's transbay tube. the coast guard says the large crane barge capsized around 12:30 this morning. they believe it was carrying 4,000 gallons of diesel fuel and 300 gallons of hydraulic oil, some of the diesel fuel leaking into the bay. we found a large sheen of oil floating near yerba buena island. >> this is a larger amount. this is not something that we see on a frequent basis. 4,000 gallons is more significant than we're used to seeing. >> reporter: the coast guard put in a yellow containment boom around the spill to prevent it from spreading but some is still going north past the eastern span of the bay bridge. >> there's going to be divers that go down and try to plug any vents and come up with a plan to remove t

tonight, correspondent steve harrigan in miami looks at what the coast guard is doing to stay relevantded. >> roger, what you are -- going to switch your guard to the bridge. >> reporter: at the very moment the budget for the u.s. coast guard is being debated, the service is making a number of historic and public drug busts. including its most recent, 16 tons of cocaine, with a street value of more than $1 billion dropped off earlier this week at florida's port overgrades. >> we're averaging about 12 of these a month. unfortunately business is very good for us. and i wish it wasn't. >> coast guard and a number of lawmakers from both parties argue it is a vital part of any border security plan. >> the coast guard plays a critical role in really pushing our borders as far as offshore as possible. we recognize threats that come in all different forms of illicit trafficking. we want to interdict those threats before they reach our scores. >> they are going to take station and we are going to go ahead and launch the heel low. >> green deck. >> it is high risk work that takes place on the wa

out. >> able to pick her up. >> she was not injured and now back home with her family. >>> the coast guard crew that spent months making drug busts just returned home. >> the crew had help from a military drone. >> we are working in an area the size of the united states of america and trying to find speed boats trying to not be found. >> it is hard to detect. >> the coast guard says they have record drug seizures in the pacific in each of the last three years. >>> a bat. >> chris: over a pesticide is heating up tonight. the trump's administration new child to one of the most widely used pesticides in the world. >> reporter: >> it was a main stay for us. >> reporter: now it is a product of last resort. >> more just when we need it. but it is critical to our program. >> reporter: it is used on 50 crops in tens of thousands of american farms. farmers say the spray is safe to eat. but exposure through the air led to long term potentially changes in children and related to lower intelligence scores. 2015 the epa endorsed the ban. the pesticide had been banned for household use in 2000. >> we ha

abc 7 news is on coast guard island where the cutter straten stopped. it was focussed on stopping drug dealers. you're looking at 3600 pounds of cocaine the crew confiscated. >> the intent is to push our borders offshore, get where it comes from the jungle so it neff has a chance to be close to the border. >> this marks the first time a coast guard crew has used a drone for the entire mission. >>> the senate may vote on president trump's supreme court pick. david wright is in washington. >> reporter: around the golf course diplomacy, rand paul. >> i remain very optimistic that we will get obamacare repealed. >> reporter: president trump has a more immediate legislative goal on the horizon. he's hoping his supreme court nominee, neil gorsuch, will be confirmed bit e confirmed by the end of the week. the white house needs five more defections to bring it to a vote. meanwhile, the russia investigation continues to make headlines. a new poll out this morning shows the majority of americans want an independent investigation into ties between russia and the t

the coast guard provided new detail about the challenges the palm beach s on the property because of waterfront atlantic n two sides, ocean and the intercoastal waterway. when the president travels, helicopters and anti-terrorism teams are dispatched. protecting the approachs to maralago on both coast, protecting in the air, as said, noting the service for slow fliers and threat to our commander-in-chief. when asked about protecting maralago, officials are trying to determine a figure to provide to congress. he moment the service was working within the existing financial constraints is supplemental to support this, he answer is no. ann, in west ork, new york, republican line. caller: hi, good morning. i'm calling as retiree from airlines, prior to merger with continental. would like to say that the policies that were enforced on that particular passenger were that i y not anything experienced with my 30 years at united airlines. handled d have been very easily. or the operations at the airport had to do was lock off the seats they needed for the staff, which is also labeled as must f

the coast guard spoke with the man's family this afternoon.ey say that he went out about 7 this morning. crews from the chp, sonoma county, and several local fire departments are all taking part of the rescue efforts. so far, there is no sign of him. he is a 64-year-old from oakland. crews say they found his keys and wallet on the boat. they will continue the search until sunset, and the coast guard plans to stay out there past midnight. >>> renters and their advocates are celebrating after the city council voted in favor of stronger protection for tenants. another requires a notice of at least 120 days if tenants need to be removed from a building for renovation or demolition. property owners must also pay for relocation and give renters the right to move back in. there is now concerned that the ordinance needs to be drafted and implemented quickly.>> we have to make sure that until the emergency ordinance is drafted, that landlords don't do mass evictions while they still can with no cause. >> the city's housing office says it is working qui

area we have a licensed architectural with the coast guard and what we're building is a muni park building some bike racks and hydration stations as well as and everything is temporary restrooms and benches so folks can come there and have a seat and enjoy themselves there in a very appealing area in terms of taking the photos of bay bridge the thought process we'd like on the vista point the same type the bike pesticides are open and cooperating with the tema timma it is important to recognize that is part of the project we're building so our construction is building the facility and it is funded approximately $2 million of funding by the bay area bata. >> i want to talk about the fact it treasure island and yerba buena island are basically a construction zone for the next two years as part of the development many of the hours the first order of work for road widening and infrastructure work associated with the development heavy truck traffic a lot of road closures temporary detours at times in place there be no pedestrian facilities frankly to get from the mountaintop i call tha

a coast guard crew intercepting drug smugglers returns to alameda. kpix 5's john ramos tells tus made use of a new -- tells us it made use of a new surveillance tool. >> reporter: three months at sea, seems no one was more excited than them. >> my dad is coming in today. [ talking at the same time ] >> so exciting today. [ indiscernible ] [ talking at the same time ] >> i can't wait -- >> so much. >> we love him so much. >> reporter: it was deployed off central and south america intercepting drug shipments. capturing 6 tons of cocaine, valued at $55 million. >> the instent to get down south where the -- intent is to get down south where the cocaine comes out. >> area the size of united states of america and trying to find 30-foot long speed boat that are trying to not be found. >> reporter: it is not easy but this time they had new tool to help them. for the first time they launched a scaneagle drone like this one used by the army and navy. the aircraft can stay aloft for hours and without giving too much away, it could be a rude surprise to the smug

new flonase sensimist >>> the coast guard rescue aid stranded beach goer stranded in oregon. and a survival technician was lowered down to him. the man was clutching a rope from a rock face and that was previously set up to aid people stranded by high tide and the coast guard said the rescue was treacherous due to high tide, rain and hail. >> we are talking sunshine today and plenty of it. david murphy is here now. how are we doing as far as records? >> we are getting close but if we set records it probably won't be until 4:00 this afternoon. as we take a look outside we have sky 6 hd. i should say stormtracker 6 live double scan and we are looking at dry conditions, on the action cam earlier all the sunshine splashing on the side of the municipal building there and in the shadow of another skyscraper and temperatures are rising. 73 in philadelphia and the wins are out of the west-southwest. winds 8 miles per hour a bit of a gentle breeze. 75 in trenton and reading and now that time of year where the high is later in the afternoon, we have a lot of room to grow the numbers an

the coast guard said it recovered the body of 64-year-old last night. the good samaritan notified the coast guard yesterday about the capsized boat. the resident's wallet and car keys were found and the body was located in the water not far from the boat. >>> concern growing about a 13-year-old mountain view girl missing now for 24 hours. she left the middle school at lunchtime yesterday. her parents called school officials hours later to report she never returned home. >> i mean, normally, she returns, you know, after school. i don't know if there's a boyfriend factor in this at all, but based on the fact that, you know, it was very out of character for her to not return home, she's not a perpetual run away. >> she's 5'1", 105 pounds, brown hair, brown eyes. may have taken public transportation out of the area. if you see her, call the police. >>> new this morning, a missing teenager from tennessee has been located safely here in northern california. you can see 15-year-old elizabeth thomas on the left side of the screen. the deputies arrested the man

area we have a licensed architectural with the coast guard and what we're building is a muni park building some bike racks and hydration stations as well as and everything is temporary restrooms and benches so folks can come there and have a seat and enjoy themselves there in a very appealing area in terms of taking the photos of bay bridge the thought process we'd like on the vista point the same type the bike pesticides are open and cooperating with the tema timma it is important to recognize that is part of the project we're building so our construction is building the facility and it is funded approximately $2 million of funding by the bay area bata. >> i want to talk about the fact it treasure island and yerba buena island are basically a construction zone for the next two years as part of the development many of the hours the first order of work for road widening and infrastructure work associated with the development heavy truck traffic a lot of road closures temporary detours at times in place there be no pedestrian facilities frankly to get from the mountaintop i call tha

area we have a licensed architectural with the coast guard and what we're building is a muni park building some bike racks and hydration stations as well as and everything is temporary restrooms and benches so folks can come there and have a seat and enjoy themselves there in a very appealing area in terms of taking the photos of bay bridge the thought process we'd like on the vista point the same type the bike pesticides are open and cooperating with the tema timma it is important to recognize that is part of the project we're building so our construction is building the facility and it is funded approximately $2 million of funding by the bay area bata. >> i want to talk about the fact it treasure island and yerba buena island are basically a construction zone for the next two years as part of the development many of the hours the first order of work for road widening and infrastructure work associated with the development heavy truck traffic a lot of road closures temporary detours at times in place there be no pedestrian facilities frankly to get from the mountaintop i call tha

plus the coast guard airlifts a woman from a cruise ship about 200 miles south of san diego... and it was all caught on camera. and after the break... a spring snowstorm hit the sierra... we'll tell you just how much snow fell. (jr stone) the search continues for a missing san jose state university student. 23-year-old kevin redrico was last seen near the benicia bridge thursday morning. he left his home in vallejo that morning and was last seen getting out of his 20-14 red honda accord in benicia. police have searched by helicopter and boat. volunteers have been searching the area on foot ever since. redrico was wearing black clothing when he left home. (jr stone) the f-b-i is now involved in the search for a missing college student from northern california. the family of alycia yeoman still believes she is alive.. the 20-year old went missing in yuba city, north of sacramento last thursday. yesterday, her family had a message to those who might be holding her. alycia's truck was found near a levee the night she went missing. investigators later found her cell phone and one se

we asked the coast guard how long this operation might take. they say at this point they just don't know. reporting live, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >>> let's get back to our micro climate weather alert. a double whammy yet again tonight. rain and wind. many communities around the bay area, especially this the santa cruz mountains, are on alert. let's bring in damion thieulio who joins us from past los gatos. how bad is it. what can you see. >> reporter: a lot of nerves up here in the higher elevation. no major damage up here in the mountains from the overnight storm. the water is rushing in the area near last year's summit fire. parts the hillsides have washed away with the series of rains this season. this is the area that was put on alert by santa clara county overnight. but there are no major damages to report. in scotts valley pge set up a base camp. this is where they monitor the twinds and the rains and dispatch crews to affected areas. the utility brought in crews from the central valley to help with the repairs. pge used satell

. >>> the coast guard has found the exact position of the barge, benton's. the 112-foot freight barge sank near the bay bridge. there was concern about the damage for the transbay tube. the coast guard said the barge settled on the floor of the bay above the tube, protected by a 25-30-foot layer of earth. the vengeance carried thousands of gallons of fuel and it's a big concern on the day that it capsized. >> this is not something we see on a frequent basis. 4000 gallons is more significant than we are used to. >> the coast guard said it flew over the site and did not detect this. they set a minimal amount of fuel has spilled, if any. >>> the time is 4:46 and we will have a check of the weather to start the day. some showers? >>> you have a lot of things, a lot of things in the air and i was wrestling with this and getting the weather watchers program into gear and it wasn't cooperating. it is not good when things don't work. >> this is our live doppler radar. trying to clean this up because we're picking up ground clutter. the weather site is in the santa c

. >> reporter: the coast guard says the barge capsized around 12:30 this morning. they are looking to see if weather played a factor. >> down here gale-force winds as well, that makes the bay really, really choppy. >> reporter: there's a live look from chopper 5 as you can see. there's still oil on the surface of that water there. now, bart says if the barge doesn't drift near the transbay tube, the evening commute will be fine. no issues there. so hopefully at this point they don't anticipate issues. they are going to remove the barge away from the tube. [ loud wind in the background ] >> da, it's pretty windy. i hope you can hear me. this is quite an operation. do we know what this extensive clean-up is going to cost? >> reporter: yeah. it's going to cost hundreds of thousands of dollars according to the coast guard to clean it up. the responsible party will be the barge owner, which is a company being contracted by bart. so bart is not on the hook but the company that bart contracted out to will be on the hook for the clean-up costs. >> indeed it will. okay, da,

coast guard cutter stratton and crew arrived today. they spent 98 days patrolling the pacific ocean for drug smugglers and doing training exercises. nearly 404-thousand pounds of cocaine was confiscated by the crew. >> the intent is for the coast guard to push our borders off shore and get down south where the cocaine comes out of colombia from the jungle before it gets a chance to get closer to the boulder. >> the value seized was more than $50 million. >>> a beautiful day outside. but a change is on the way. >> meteorologist rob mayeda is here to let us know when it will happen. >> still enjoying the late day sunshine. 76 degrees. a few clouds over the hilltops but no rain with the clouds. san francisco, a lot of sunlight reflecting off the buildings. a 71 degrees. a bit of a late day breeze picking up into san jose. temperatures in the mid 70. in april, it is still one of the months that we could pick up more than an inch of rain but notice the steady decline from january, february into march and beyond april, really does begin to d

the coast guard is already responsible for protecting 100,000 miles of u.s. inland waterways. in addition to its mission of saving american lives, an average of ten a day, it does the coast guard is going to see its budget cut. even as it is now spending every weekend taking on the extra job of securing the president's golf club. whether or not you are upset about the president's travel costs, one thing you might be upset about is the lack of respect for the coast guard, even as they're busy saving his bacon day in and day out. all of our bacon, frankly, including the president's while he golfs. that does it for us tonight. we will see you again tomorrow. now it's time for "the last word with lawrence o'donnell." good evening, lawrence.

(grant) kron4's maureen kelly reports that the accident has mobilized the coast guard and californiaand game... to try and cleanup fuel leaking from the vessel. (coast guard)the wind was blowing about 40 miles an hour right through here, see conditions were probably 6 feet or so estimated so was very very choppy very windy gail force winds through the eveningthe coast guard believes it was those conditions that caused the 115 foot crane barge called the vengeance to capsize at just after midnight. no one was aboard at the time of the incident.here's a photo of what the mostly submerged vessel looked like after daybreak. located in the waters between the coast guard station on yerba buena island and the oakland dockscoasties and a california fish and game oil spill response team were out on boats monitoring the situation friday.it's believed the vessel is leaking diesel.....which is why a boom was put around the visable sheen on the bay which you can see in this aerial video from our helicopter partnership with abc7 news,(fish and game) our concern here is the petroleum product the di

the coast guard alerted border force police officers, and the coast guard told the yachts to safety. ng this coast? this is the second time a group of ukrainians have turned up in the small leisure port, orford harbour, in recent years, and there has been a report on the situation written by the chief inspector of borders and immigration just recently. according to the sunday times today, this report was delivered to the government two months ago and would normally have been published by no. we asked the home office today about the details of the report, and when it would be released to the government. the response was that this report would be released in due course. they also said no further comment would be made until after the election. mps are calling for best—before dates on food to be scrapped, saying they‘ re unnecessary and contribute towards unacceptable levels of food waste. in a report published today the environment, food and rural affairs committee say that £10 million of food is thrown away every year. in a few minutes, we'll be joining clive myrie with viewers to bbc o

they are working with the coast guard to recover the capsized 112 foot barge. this is a live look at the bay from our emeryville camera. it is calmer now but that could change in just a few hours. spencer christian is here with the latest. >> here's a live look at doppler 7. we have lots of clouds around as you just saw. light pockets of activity. as you know we had powerful wind gusts in the last 24 hours. peak wind gusts 83 miles per hour los gatos, 76 mt. diablo, 72 miles an hour. pretty strong everywhere else. so ter inl, 26 miles per hour at both concord and sfo and san jose as well. let's talk about our next storm that will be coming in this evening. continuing into tomorrow, it ranks 1 on the storm impact scale. we expect less than half an inch of rainfall generally from the storm. slight chance of some thunder. gusts up to 50 miles per hour in the hills. forecast at 5:00 this afternoon. storm moving to the north bay maybe this evening around 8:00 or so. it will swing south or just a bit down into san francisco, maybe onto the peninsula. it looks like mo

his next paycheck is going to the coast guard. and there is going to be a coast guard guy standing there with that look on his face, you know getting the check. >> that's exactly right. >> for the 82,000 bucks. thanks, rachel. tonight we will be joined by jon ossoff, the democratic candidate for a vacant congressional seat in georgia. he has a huge lead tonight over the republican in that race for a seat that has been held by republicans for 38 years. >>> also tonight, a new report that foreign intelligence agencies were the first to uncover contacts between the trump campaign and russia. and nbc reporting tonight that the trump white house has a plan for a preemptive strike on north korea. >>> but first, is there any nonpropaganda reason for giving a bomb a nickname? >> the u.s. has dropped the largest nonnuclear bomb ever used in combat. >> its nickname, the mother of all bombs. >> they were going after some isis on province fighters. >> did you authorize this? >> everybody knows exactly what happened. and what i do is i authori

think about the coast guard. the coast guard today does a phenomenal number of missions. it is taking hundreds of tons of drugs out of the caribbean flow, and it is wrapping itself around the arctic, not to mention just saving boaters' lives on the off of florida or on the great lakes. phenomenal. but everything they do has to do with the security of our nation. do not look at them as part of the security equation makes no sense. i would say that we should think in terms of security, not defense. mr. cilluffo: a few last questions. you mentioned syria. in your role as secretary of the department of homeland security, were you weighing in on some of the decisions, at least from what the implications could be to defend the homeland in terms of ramping up, which we need to obviously accelerate the away game, but what sort of implications does that have from a homeland security perspective, and did you weigh in on some of the decisions? secretary kelly: i was involved as a member of the cabinet in and as a member of the national security part of the cabinet in the discussions

the coast guard boats heading back and forth from sector san francisco are surveying the area where 'nce' went down early friday morning.the military is involved on two fronts - the pollution factor, and safety of navigation."we have implemented a safety zone just to keep vessels away from there, and then also to safeguard our responders." fortunately, neither the submerged, flat barge nor its crane is obstructing the water for other vessels in the area, so commerce is going on as usual.vortex marine construction was using the 112-foot boat as part of maintenance to prevent corrosion on bart's transbay tube. the sunken barge hasn't caused problems for the underwater train track. "most recent scan and analysis is showing it's about 500 feet away, so we know it is in the proximity, and that's fine. we're not concerned by that." "it's too early to tell in the investigation right now, but vortex ácould potentially face some civil penalties for the pollution."those could be levied by the coast guard, the city of san francisco, or by fish and wildlife.right now, that agency is still looking

this is video of the coast guard surveying the area. it came loose on friday because of strong winds. salvage plan is in the works. >>> happening now, we are in storm watch once again. here is a live look outside with our abc 7 roof camera. rain is returning. >> here is meteorologist with live doppler 7. >> none of this is reaching the ground. but we are tracking not one but two storms. this first one here is off the coastline. they're going to come in back to back. this first one here is getting closer in the next hour or two, you should start seeing some showers in the north bay. on our storm impact scale, this is a one, light system, look for scattered showers, rain fall anywhere from 500 to quarter of an inch it will be breezy. here is a preview, tomorrow morning 6:00 a.m. around start the commute there will be showers in the north bay and we head into 7:00 a.m. at the showers start to spread. the rest of your hour by hour forecast is coming right up. dan. >> sandy, thanks very much. by now you have seen this video behind getting dr

the coast guard says the ship was about 10 miles from the barrier islands in the bahamas.have boats and helicopters looking for scott. >>> former jersey shore star the situation faces more charges. how prosecutors say he and his brother broke the law. >>> and a big change for kentucky fried chicken. what the fast food chain is planned for the meat it uses. ♪ reality star mike the situation is in trouble with the law once again. the jersey shore star who's real name is michael sorrentino is charged with tax fraud. prosecutors say he and his brother mark filed fake tax returns and claimed luxury car and clothing expenses as business expenses. well his brother is charged as well. they had previously pleaded not guilty to similar charges in present between. >>> scary moments for a man vacationing on a cruise ship when all of a sudden he goes into respiratory arrest. u.s. coast guard raced to the royal caribbean ship yesterday as it was traveling near virginia beach. the cruise ship's medical officer them brought the 60-year-old man back to land where emergency responders took

but the coast guard says: they still aren't sure the leak has stopped. the barge was holding about 4- thousand gallons of diesel fuel and 300-gallons of hydraulic fuel when it capsized. sot: chief marine science technician cody staneart/u-s >>> we have to keep the public safe; we have to keep our responders we have to protect the nment (but to ) it might take a little bit more time if weather conditions change or something happens that makes the situation more unsafe (edit) so we are going to work as quickly and efficiently as we can but we have to keep everybody safe. earlier - the coast guard also had to remove a yellow containment boom that was keeping in any leaked fuel. we're told the coast guard will bring it out again -- in about a half an hour when to continue the clean up. the powerful winds also banged up more than a dozen boats docked in richmond's "marina bay yacht harbor." cleats were ripped out of the docks... and a few boats had holes punched into them. some are now being examined at local boatyards. steven orosz - marina bay harbormaster,

todayink the coast guard does a phenomenal number of missions. it is taking hundreds of tons of drugs out of the caribbean flow, and it is wrapping itself around the arctic, not to mention just on theboaters' lives great lakes. phenomenal. but everything they do has to do with the security of our nation. do not look at them as part of the security equation makes no sense. i would say that we should think in terms of security, not defense. cars --uffo: and your and a few last questions. in your role as secretary of the department of homeland security, were you weighing in on some of the decisions, at least from that what the implications could become to defend the homeland in terms of ramping up, which we need to obviously accelerate the but what sort of implications does that have from a homeland security perspective, and did you weigh in on some of the decisions? secretary kelly: i was involved ina member of the cabinet the discussions in the situation room with the president. i do not think he would mind me saying this, he was open to anyone at

. >> this is an adorable story, the coast guard rescued a baby seal stranded along the jersey shore. the seal was found on a beach in cape may on saturday that's part of a coast guard training facility. staff from the marine mammal stranding center in brigantine helped with the rescue. it is not clear how long the seal was stranded before it was found. >> happy ending. >>> 5:47 a shared department's message to drug dealers is getting attention on social media as much as for what the people are wearing and as for what they are saying. >>> two skiers triggered an avalanche. that story is coming up. >> 5785 oldnew on "action news,." >> enjoy looking over your shoulder constantly wonders if today is day. we come for you. >> as you can see officers from the lake county sheriff officers wearing ski masks. it's a message to criminals others express concerns over the use of military tactics used in the united states. that's an interesting way to fight crime. >> it got your attention. >> reporter: let's draw your attention on the roads, looking live 202 from route 1, if you're coming in from

. >>> the coast guard suspended a searted seeing something fall from the sky and into the ocean on cape may. that search lasted for several hours last night, and one witness described the object as a parachute, and another thought it was a balloon, and coast guard officials say they found nothing in the water and there are no reports of anybody missing. >> not a lot of fun. >>> flight delays are on the rise and spring vacation, spring break, causing congestion. just ahead we will show you what government leaders and aviation experts say could be the solution. >>> and then philadelphia has a packed calendar this month and we will tell what you about some going on in april. at longhorn, tonight's special, steakhouse cuts. featuring, for a limited time, the new delmonico ribeye, our tender flo's filet, and the juicy new york strip. and for lunch, try our steakhouse burger or any steakhouse lunch combo. you can't fake steak. >>> 5:40. we are getting a cool start this morning. the clouds have continued to thin out, now just a few scattered clouds in philadelphia. the wind is at 13 miles per

the coast guard today does a phenomenal number of missions. it has taken hundreds of tons of drugs out of the caribbean. it is wrapping itself around the arctic, not to mention just saving boater lives off the coast of florida. phenomenal. everything they do has to do with the security of our nation. so, to not look at them as part of the security equation makes no sense. i would say that we should think in terms of security, not defense. >> the tyranny of time requires one or two last questions. in your role as secretary of the department of homeland security, where you weighing in on some of the decisions? at least from what the implications could be to defend the homeland in terms of rampant -- what sort of applications would have that from a homeland security perspective and did you way you in on some of the questions? the security part of the cabinet, i was involved with all of the discussions in the situation room with the resident and all sharing. to say the least, he was very open to anyone at the table talking and giving an idea. clea

this is video of the coast guard surveying the area.t came loose on friday because of strong winds. salvage plan is in the works. >>> happening now, we are in storm watch once again. here is a live look outside with our abc 7 roof camera. rain is returning. >> here is meteorologist with live doppler 7. >> none of this is reaching the ground. but we are tracking not one but two storms. this first one here is off the coastline. they're going to come in back to back. this first one here is getting closer in the next hour or two, you should start seeing some showers in the north bay. on our storm impact scale, this is a one, light system, look for scattered showers, rain fall anywhere from 500 to quarter of an inch it will be breezy. here is a preview, tomorrow morning 6:00 a.m. around start the commute there will be showers in the north bay and we head into 7:00 a.m. at the showers start to spread. the rest of your hour by hour forecast is coming right up. dan. >> sandy, thanks very much. by now you have seen this video behind getting drag

the seal was found on the beach in cape may on saturday as part of the coast guard training facility. it wasn't clear how long the seal was stranded before it was found. >> i'm always glad when a story like that has an happy ending. i feel bad i didn't tell you to wear your yellow today. >> reporter: that's okay, i have none. satellite shows you there's a fair amount of cloud cover out to the north and west. we had some coming through earlier, but it's out of here, which is good. there's the moon nice and bright. looks like we have a planet. looking at the planet seems to be one of three, saturn or venus or jupiter which is evident this month of the year, but we have venus before sunrise, i wish i could tell you which one that is. it's kind of cool. it shows you how clear everything is across the region. 48 degrees you look at the number 48 maybe a jacket, the winds not all that strong out of the south at 5 miles per hour. it is one of those days where you can tough it out without a jacket that's great because you will not need it very quickly later on today. there's satellite you can

. >> after 100 days at sea, a coast guard crew is back in the bay after attempting to stop drug smugglers. the crew arrived back in alameda, and they spent time to patrol looking for smugglers and training exercises. nearly 100,000 pounds of cocaine was stopped by the crew. >> our intent is to get down south where the cocaine comes from colombia where it will never have a chance to get close to the border. >> the coast guard says that the street value of the cocaine seized is more than $50 million. the carmaker tesla is beating expectations for car sales, and the palo alto company says they have deliver ed up 69% of the cr s sold a year ago. analysts believe they will deliver between 23,000 and 24,000 cars after missing the target in the fourth quarter. they are on target to sell 50,000 cars in the first half of the fiscal year. still ahead this afternoon, the scity is buried by mud. the death toll is now rising in colombia after this devastating natural di ssaster. >>> and the tonight a shocking crime shown live on facebook. we will be right back. whe alea 20peoe wekied a dsle >>> we con

. >> a coast guard is now returning to the bay area after confiscating dozens of pounds of cocaine. the crew is able to confiscate a staggering 4,000 pounds of cocaine. >> the intent is for the coast guard to push the borders off shore, and get down south where the cocaine comes down from colombia from the jungle so it does not have a chance to get close to the border. >> they say that the street value is worth over 50 million. >> and electric carmaker tesla is beating the car expectations for the car sales. the pal low al low company says that sit is delivering over 25,000 to customers in the first quarter, and new record for tesla. analysts expected them to deliver 23,000 after missinging the target in the fourth quarter, and the numbers are going to put tesla on track to sell 50,000 cars main the first half of the fiscal year. >> still ahead at 5:00 ax big week ahead for the trump administration as the push continues. the president's supreme court nominee confirmed, and we will v have the latest from the white house. >> and violent storms from the south, and the damage from the s

the coast guard cutter straten and its crew arrived back in alameda this weekend.y spent 98 days patrolling the eastern pacific ocean for smugglers. at least 4,000 pounds of cocaine were confiscated by the crew. >> the intent is for the coast guard to push our borders offshore, get down south where the cocaine comes out of colombia from the jungle so it never hans a chance to get down to the border. >> the coast guard says the street value of all that cocaine seized is more than $50 million. >> 6:36. if it seems like the oakland airport is busier than ever, it's not your imagination. the airport says february marked the 39th straight of passenger growth. with close to 850,000 passengers. that was nearly 6% higher than a year ago. international operations actually spiked 73% thanks toinarily new departing flights. >> plenty of people on the roads. a live look at interstate 580 in dublin where hopefully everybody is driving with two hands on the wheel. >> this month is distracted driving awareness month. the chp is planning to crack down on distracted driving, especi

get dispatched to many of the calls the coast guard is not equipped with rescue swimmers one person on board with a tag line and don't have als support on their boats so we provide that our people are trained getting into the water and swim distances away from the boat and provide als on site we're the only the ones that provide that. >> how many calls did we each one annually or monthly do you know. >> 1 and 17 way one and 17. >> two a week. >> not only that we get quite a few of the cliff rescue on china beach and other bacterium's those turn into a rescue and the cliff rescue members tied off on their gear and whatnot we have to provide precaution in this case we'll dispatch a rescue boat and jet skis to make sure those don't go setting in the ocean they require for the jet skis to respond to those types of incidents. >> i have other questions related to technology but i'm interested in whether or not there is some sort of technological solution in ahsha safai throughout the department not only in that unit but this unit will be the right for this type of thing so i'll have the q

. >> at about 1:00 in the morning the coast guard got a call that the crane barge had sunk outside of the eastern span of the bay bridge in serious weather. the crane barge helping bart work on the trans bay to was carrying about 4000 gallons of diesel fuel and 300 gallons of thick lube oil. >> the weather caused the capsize. our management department has a team set up for emergency responses. we contacted all partnering agencies and local assets to start the mobilization. once on scene we discovered the barge was actively shinning and so we as a coast guard hired in rcs to bring out boom and observant material to create a prevention mitigation for the environment. >> reporter: most honorable our waterbirds, sea mammals and fish. >> so far we haven't seen any visibly oiled wildlife but we have crews monitoring for them so if we see them we will activate the care network. california has a top-notch program for wildlife recovery and rehabilitation. >> we did do a shoreline assessment as well as we had multiple overflights showing no shoreline assessment impact at this time. >> reporter: