cornell bernard is live. amazing how long this thing lasted. >> it was dan. smooth sailing at the richmond bridge. it is hard to believe hours ago this toll plaza was a parking lot after the early morning crash caused commuter chaos. >> cal trans crews reopened the westbound lanes of 580 near quintin on friday night after a 10-hour repair job to the roadway. the freeway closure created more than traffic problems. it was epic problems. she canceled her evening plans after a quick trip took hours. >> we were headed to have denar with friends and a movie. now we will go home. >> sky 7hd was open when a ups hauling two trailers slammed into the center divide and caught fire. hundreds of packages were destroyed and the driver wasn't hurt. it closed both directions for hours and the log jam stretched into the evening commute. some drivers had no choice but the richmond drij. bridge. >> why didn't you go the other way? >> it has been half an hour. we have gone a thousand feet. luckily we have a full tank of gas and we are gonna need it. some cars didn't make it. >>

cornell bernard, abc7 news. >>> there are new questions after another lapse in security at mineta san jose interest until airport. 20-year-old deanna was arrested last night. she was accused jumping the fence and walking across the airfield and she also resisted arrest. we spoke with her uncle in sunnyvale. he didn't want to be identified and says he didn't know about her arrest. >> it was a dumb action on her part. >> they say it is layers of security and they are working but this is the fifth lapse of security in the past year and they want to do more including raising the height of the fences . >> what we have done is increased the patrols of the fence line over the past few years and that has been a real deterrent. >> he is being heldithout bail at the santa clara county main jail in san jose. >>> moffett field is under google's control. they signed a 60-year billion dollar lease last year to take over the formal naval air station and transform it to a major aerospace research campus. google plans to renovate the massive hangars and use them for aviation, space exploration and rob

cornell bernard is live in the newsroom with reaction. >> ama the ugly text surfaced after prosecutors released part of a bail hearing for an officer convicted on corruption charges last year. tonight shock and disappointment and hope that the case will bring awareness. >> for them to say those types of things, shame on them. >> reaction on the streets of the castro to the scandal that has rocked the sfpd. racist homophobic texts exchanged between p coulds. between cops. >> it is part of reality, i guess, and maybe part of the law enforcement culture. i am not sure if there is a solution. >> he wants seven police officers to be fired for sending orie spawning to offensive texts he calls reprehensible. >> we cannot have this in san francisco. we have to do everything to the best of our ability to root it out and address it. >> san francisco naacp president says the text reflects a bigger problem in the department. >> in terms of attitude. racism. unjust practices. san francisco is ferguson. >> it was mean spirited. >> jennifer grant with our family coalition a resource for lgbt families

cornell bernard is live. amazing how long this thing lasted. >> it was dan. smooth sailing at the richmond bridge. it is hard to believe hours ago this toll plaza was a parking lot after the early morning crash caused commuter chaos. >> cal trans crews reopened the westbound lanes of 580 near quintin on friday night after a 10-hour repair job to the roadway. the freeway closure created more than traffic problems. it was epic problems. she canceled her evening plans after a quick trip took hours. >> we were headed to have denar with friends and a movie. now we will go home. >> sky 7hd was open when a ups hauling two trailers slammed into the center divide and caught fire. hundreds of packages were destroyed and the driver wasn't hurt. it closed both directions for hours and the log jam stretched into the evening commute. some drivers had no choice but the richmond drij. bridge. >> why didn't you go the other way? >> it has been half an hour. we have gone a thousand feet. luckily we have a full tank of gas and we are gonna need it. some cars didn't make it. >>

. >> cornell bernard is in the newsroom with more. >> it began with a shopping trip with a new music recite tell dress and ended with the precious cello getting ripped off. >> the only shot running through my head is how can anyone do this? >> police don't want us to show her face, but this 16-year-old is heart broken over the death of her beloved cello. stolen by two crooks caught on a parking garage sra. >> a cello is an obscure thing to steal. it is so large. also what would they do with it? >> watch closely. a female suspect rummages through the suv taking personal items from the front seat and the male accomplice waits in the get away car. the crime takes several minutes. >> we came back within an hour and the entire rear windshield had been smashed. >> the hand crafted cello worth $8500 was gone. police released these pictures of the thieves by the garage elevators. it was much more than a hobby. >> the cello is important to me. it is something that gives mooy a lot of confidence -- gives me a lot of confidence because it is competitive and music is a place i can go to express

cornell bernard is live. amazing how long this thing lasted. >> it was dan.oth sailing at the richmond bridge. it is hard to believe hours ago this toll plaza was a parking lot after the early morning crash caused commuter chaos. >> cal trans crews reopened the westbound lanes of 580 near quintin on friday night after a 10-hour repair job to the roadway. the freeway closure created more than traffic problems. it was epic problems. she canceled her evening plans after a quick trip took hours. >> we were headed to have denar with friends and a movie. now we will go home. >> sky 7hd was open when a ups hauling two trailers slammed into the center divide and caught fire. hundreds of packages were destroyed and the driver wasn't hurt. it closed both directions for hours and the log jam stretched into the evening commute. some drivers had no choice but the richmond drij. bridge. >> why didn't you go the other way? >> it has been half an hour. we have gone a thousand feet. luckily we have a full tank of gas and we are gonna need it. some cars didn't make it. >> i sa

cornell bernard spoke with the victim's family today. he is live at the richmond police department. >> reporter: a young father from san pablo lost his life in the crash. his family has questions about what happened. the police are investigating. the twisted wreckage of a four door honda, its air bags deployed. a painful reminder of a terrible crash. >> i heard the impact, like cannon. >> reporter: she was two blocks away when she heard the crash which took the life of her kiss sin, anthony nguyen. a small memorial marks the spot where he died. >> a three-year-old daughter. what can you say when someone has a child? >> reporter: police say nguyen was passenger in the honda when it was struck bay speeding corvette. it was being pursued by police for reckless driving. but authorities say the officer lost sight of the car. >> the other officers were converging on the yeah, the pursuit was terminated at that point because he no longer had the vehicle in sight. >> could have been prevented. >> reporter: some claim the chase never ended. >> fo

cornell bernard, abc7 news. >>> there are new questions after another lapse in security at mineta san-old deanna was arrested last night. she was accused jumping the fence and walking across the airfield and she also resisted arrest. we spoke with her uncle in sunnyvale. he didn't want to be identified and says he didn't know about her arrest. >> it was a dumb action on her part. >> they say it is layers of security and they are working but this is the fifth lapse of security in the past year and they want to do more including raising the height of the fences . >> what we have done is increased the patrols of the fence line over the past few years and that has been a real deterrent. >> he is being held without bail at the santa clara county main jail in san jose. >>> moffett field is under google's control. they signed a 60-year billion dollar lease last year to take over the formal naval air station and transform it to a major aerospace research campus. google plans to renovate the massive hangars and use them for aviation, space exploration and robotics. >>> we had quite the windy d

. >> cornell bernard is on union street live tonight with details on this outrageous crime, cornell. >> it really was dan and ama and quite a scare for the little girl. she will be okay we are told. a walk down union street got very scary this morning. >> and two police cars came right here. >> it happened right in front of this restaurant. a 5-year-old girl walking with her mother assaulted by a homeless man. >> this man came up to the child unprovoked and grabbed her by the neck and off the ground and up against the building. >> the child was hospitalized with cuts and scratches. the suspect was arrested. he told police he was suffering from an illness. >> that is concerning because we live around the corner. >> parents on union street surprised it happened here. >> this is why i don't let you walk alone in the city. >> but angelo was not surprised. he called 9-1-1 three times in recent months because of aggressive homeless people. >> i had homeless people coming in the restaurant and demanding food and punching on the deli case when i told them to leave. >> it is a tragic situatio

cornell bernard spoke with the victim's family today. he is live at the richmond police department. >> reporter: a young father from san pablo lost his life in the crash. his family has questions about what happened. the police are investigating. the twisted wreckage of a four door honda, its air bags deployed. a painful reminder of a terrible crash. >> i heard the impact, like cannon. >> reporter: she was two blocks away when she heard the crash which took the life of her kiss sin, anthony nguyen. a small memorial marks the spot where he died. >> a three-year-old daughter. what can you say when someone has a child? >> reporter: police say nguyen was passenger in the honda when it was struck bay speeding corvette. it was being pursued by police for reckless driving. but authorities say the officer lost sight of the car. >> the other officers were converging on the yeah, the pursuit was terminated at that point because he no longer had the vehicle in sight. >> could have been prevented. >> reporter: some claim the chase never ended. >> fo

cornell bernard is live in the newsroom with reaction. >> ama the ugly text surfaced after prosecutors released part of a bail hearing for an officer convicted on corruption charges last year. tonight shock and disappointment and hope that the case will bring awareness. >> for them to say those types of things, shame on them. >> reaction on the streets of the castro to the scandal that has rocked the sfpd. racist homophobic texts exchanged between p coulds. between cops. >> it is part of reality, i guess, and maybe part of the law enforcement culture. i am not sure if there is a solution. >> he wants seven police officers to be fired for sending orie spawning to offensive texts he calls reprehensible. >> we cannot have this in san francisco. we have to do everything to the best of our ability to root it out and address it. >> san francisco naacp president says the text reflects a bigger problem in the department. >> in terms of attitude. racism. unjust practices. san francisco is ferguson. >> it was mean spirited. >> jennifer grant with our family coalition a resource for lgbt families

. >> cornell bernard is on union street live tonight with details on this outrageous crime, cornell. >> it really was dan and ama and quite a scare for the little girl. she will be okay we are told. a walk down union street got very scary this morning. >> and two police cars came right here. >> it happened right in front of this restaurant. a 5-year-old girl walking with her mother assaulted by a homeless man. >> this man came up to the child unprovoked and grabbed her by the neck and off the ground and up against the building. >> the child was hospitalized with cuts and scratches. the suspect was arrested. he told police he was suffering from an illness. >> that is concerning because we live around the corner. >> parents on union street surprised it happened here. >> this is why i don't let you walk alone in the city. >> but angelo was not surprised. he called 9-1-1 three times in recent months because of aggressive homeless people. >> i had homeless people coming in the restaurant and demanding food and punching on the deli case when i told them to leave. >> it is a tragic situatio

cornell bernard is live in the newsroom with reaction. >> ama the ugly text surfaced after prosecutors released part of a bail hearing for an officer convicted on corruption charges last year. tonight shock and disappointment and hope that the case will bring awareness. >> for them to say those types of things, shame on them. >> reaction on the streets of the castro to the scandal that has rocked the sfpd. racist homophobic texts exchanged between p coulds. between cops. >> it is part of reality, i guess, and maybe part of the law enforcement culture. i am not sure if there is a solution. >> he wants seven police officers to be fired for sending orie spawning to offensive texts he calls reprehensible. >> we cannot have this in san francisco. we have to do everything to the best of our ability to root it out and address it. >> san francisco naacp president says the text reflects a bigger problem in the department. >> in terms of attitude. racism. unjust practices. san francisco is ferguson. >> it was mean spirited. >> jennifer grant with our family coalition a resource for lgbt families

. >> cornell bernard is in the newsroom with more. >> it began with a shopping trip with a new music recite tell dress and ended with the precious cello getting ripped off. >> the only shot running through my head is how can anyone do this? >> police don't want us to show her face, but this 16-year-old is heart broken over the death of her beloved cello. stolen by two crooks caught on a parking garage security camera. >> a cello is an obscure thing to steal. it is so large. also what would they do with it? >> watch closely. a female suspect rummages through the suv taking personal items from the front seat and the male accomplice waits in the get away car. the crime takes several minutes. >> we came back within an hour and the entire rear windshield had been smashed. >> the hand crafted cello worth $8500 was gone. police released these pictures of the thieves by the garage elevators. it was much more than a hobby. >> the cello is important to me. it is something that gives mooy a lot of confidence -- gives me a lot of confidence because it is competitive and music is a place i can go

cornell bernard, abc7 news. >>> there are new questions after another lapse in security at mineta sanjose interest until airport. 20-year-old deanna was arrested last night. she was accused jumping the fence and walking across the airfield and she also resisted arrest. we spoke with her uncle in sunnyvale. he didn't want to be identified and says he didn't know about her arrest. >> it was a dumb action on her part. >> they say it is layers of security and they are working but this is the fifth lapse of security in the past year and they want to do more including raising the height of the fences . >> what we have done is increased the patrols of the fence line over the past few years and that has been a real deterrent. >> he is being held without bail at the santa clara county main jail in san jose. >>> moffett field is under google's control. they signed a 60-year billion dollar lease last year to take over the formal naval air station and transform it to a major aerospace research campus. google plans to renovate the massive hangars and use them for aviation, space exploration and ro

. >> cornell bernard is in the newsroom with more. >> it began with a shopping trip with a new musicrecite tell dress and ended with the precious cello getting ripped off. >> the only shot running through my head is how can anyone do this? >> police don't want us to show her face, but this 16-year-old is heart broken over the death of her beloved cello. stolen by two crooks caught on a parking garage security camera. >> a cello is an obscure thing to steal. it is so large. also what would they do with it? >> watch closely. a female suspect rummages through the suv taking personal items from the front seat and the male accomplice waits in the get away car. the crime takes several minutes. >> we came back within an hour and the entire rear windshield had been smashed. >> the hand crafted cello worth $8500 was gone. police released these pictures of the thieves by the garage elevators. it was much more than a hobby. >> the cello is important to me. it is something that gives mooy a lot of confidence -- gives me a lot of confidence because it is competitive and music is a place i can go

. >> cornell bernard is on union street live tonight with details on this outrageous crime, cornell. >> it really was dan and ama and quite a scare for the little girl. she will be okay we are told. a walk down union street got very scary this morning. >> and two police cars came right here. >> it happened right in front of this restaurant. a 5-year-old girl walking with her mother assaulted by a homeless man. >> this man came up to the child unprovoked and grabbed her by the neck and off the ground and up against the building. >> the child was hospitalized with cuts and scratches. the suspect was arrested. he told police he was suffering from an illness. >> that is concerning because we live around the corner. >> parents on union street surprised it happened here. >> this is why i don't let you walk alone in the city. >> but angelo was not surprised. he called 9-1-1 three times in recent months because of aggressive homeless people. >> i had homeless people coming in the restaurant and demanding food and punching on the deli case when i told them to leave. >> it is a tragic situatio

cornell bernard is there live where the recovery effort continues. cornell? >> reporter: the coast guard tells me the search has been slowed considerably tonight due to all this heavy fog moving onshore at point reyes. and hope is fading the two missing boaters will be found alive. a sheriffs helicopter is assisting the u.s. coast guard in the search for survivors of 0 boat accident off point reyes. >> right now we're actually continuing to search for two other people. >> reporter: but two others on the 21-foot pleasure craft did not survive. sky 7hd was over the wreckage of the boat near the rocks off tomales point. a debris field nearby and on shore. search crews riding jet skis searched the water for two missing passengers onboard. >> the coast guard says the group left bodega bay friday morning for a salmon fishing trip bud did not return bit nightfall. family members called 9-1-1. >> i started up the trail here, and started seeing helicopters flying along the coast. real low. >> reporter: this hiker watched the grim recovery mission unfold. >> my heart g

in piedmont, cornell bernard abc7 news. >> that will certainly wake you up listening to that story. >> very talented. >> taking a look at our weather today, a little warmer than average? >> yes exactly. but we are waking up to low clouds and fog. really making an impact today at our coast. but this morning the visibility has been reduced around the bay. you can see some of the fog from live doppler 7hd. 6:31 the official sunrise which is just shortly. and the sun sets 7:48. we will be looking at a summer spread with temperatures above average. if you are at the coast it will be cool and," in fact, some of the fog is playing peak-a-boo along the coast. here's a look from vollmer peak where you see it's clear over the mountain there. the inland valleys eats clear and that's about it. we've got fog in the city. other in san carlos. half moon bay 48 degrees. 45 in morgan hill. another pretty shot for you. this is a view from our sutro tower camera. temperatures cooler in the north bay with the fog. napa, santa rosa. 50 by the delta. 49 concord and livermore. dropped another degree. here's

here's cornell bernard. >> i'm happy to be back.i feel sad about the way i came back. >> he's home. after terrifying journey out of yemen. country under siege. >> it's just getting worse and worse each day. >>reporter: the 26-year-old san francisco an was there working on project with coffee farmers helping them improve the trade skills but when saudi airstrike began he knew getting out would be nearly impossible. >> first night they bombed the civilian airport. and so they implemented no fly zone. stop any faivl activity so we were trapped in yemen. >>reporter: best friend feared the worst. >> bomb don't care who you are. they are indiscriminating and for that matter i was really worried about him. >>reporter: he tried several times to escape. he skype with us last we can after he was taken prisoner by app armed militia group. >> the military rebel so they yank me took me out of my car. blindfold me andmy 2 friends and threw us in the back of a truck. >>reporter: his friend rae leased and over the weekend he took december president

in piedmont, cornell bernard abc7 news. >> definitely impressive. >> that gobbling it really did soundlike a turkey there. >> and animation. absolutely. >> unusual skill set. switching gears now to the weather today. cooler start to the morning? >> yeah it's all due to the fog. the marine layer about is 11,000 feet deep. it will play into the forecast. here's a look the live doppler 7hd. we around looking at much in the way of clouds now. 6:31 the official sunrise. 7:48 it sets. over 13 hours of day light. we will be looking at the low clouds and fog from point reyes to stinson and also along the coast, the san mateo county coast. as we look at emeryville right now there are clouds around. temperatures ranging it from the low 50s san francisco, oakland 351. good morning half moon bay. a cooler start for you. and morgan hill 45 degrees. from our roof camera things are quiet downtown. later on today we will look for temperatures to be comfort in the city. fairfield now is at 50 and concord and livermore, once again you will be into the 80s. actually pretty warm for our inland valleys whi

in piedmont cornell bernard abc 7 news. >> i love that story.e so impressive with the variety of sounds they can make. >> yeah talented. >> not so much variety in our weather today. pretty much nice out there? >> yeah it's going to be nice but temperatures will be warmer than average. that has been the drill. the low clouds and fog dictating how warm it gets around the bay, closer to the coast. inland it will return to the 80s but we do have changes as we begin the week so temperatures will be seasonal just along the coast. elsewhere it's going to be above average. so we're talking about the marine layer already evaporating and it's a shallow deck. but the golden gate bridge socked in right here where temperatures today will be partly sunny, skies will be partly sunny and temperatures low to mid-60s depending on where you are at the coast from half moon bay to pacifica, warmer up toward stinson with partly sunny skies. 55 in san jose good morning, morgan hill. it's 50 in the city and we do have some sunshine here in the south bay. it's been kind

cornell bernard is live in berkeley. >> reporter: a very, very tough weekend for those here at kpf radio. they say that wesley burton wasn't just a coworker, he was a friend. they hope a hit-and-run suspect will be caught. >> what can you say when somebody deer to you -- dear to you is taken away. >> reporter: radio host kevin vans is on the air, talking about his friend and coworker, wesley burton. >> worked with great grace under pressure. >> reporter: burton was a radio engineer and co-hosted side show radio. his last broadcast was friday where he predicted the warriors would win the nba championship. >> i know i sound like a fan and really optimistic. >> reporter: he was driving home when he was struck by a speeding dodge charger only martin luther king boulevard. the impact flipped burton's car. he died at the scene. the driver of the charger ran away. >> i'll never forget wesley burton. >> fellow radio host brought flowers to the station in memory of wesley, man she called the true friend. >> i'm a single parent with young son of color and wesley was always a role model for my son.

cornell bernard abc7 news. >> i'm impressed. >> they are god they really are. >> i wish i had such a skill. >> it is a lot of practice. let's talk about the weekend weather. >> enough of the birds. over to sandhya. what is going on out there? >> well dan and katie we are looking at a nice range of temperatures for the upcoming weekend and conditions as well. look at this time lapse. this was from earlier this evening. you can see the fog just rolling in this afternoon. the fog along with a stronger on shore breeze allowed for drastic cooling at the coast. you probably felt it. temperatures like half moon bay and pacifica were only in the 50s. you were in the 70s. a good 20-degree drop. live doppler 7hd shows you you were socked in along the coast. it is starting to push in past the coastline. the temperatures in the 40s and 50s. the only spot where you can find some mild weather is well inland. the exploratorium camera is showing you the fog over the financial district. this is how your morning will start out. a wide range of temperatures this weekend and we are looking at a slight c

cornell bernard spoke with her father and has the latest. >> reporter: such a sad story. bridge jet klecker's family are def calculated by her loss. her -- devastated by her loss. her father says she was simply crossing the street when she was hit by a speeding car. the police need to find the suspects responsible. the wild police chase through the streets of san francisco. three minute suspected in a string of recent armed robberies running from cops in a stolen car. this witness hatt had never seen anything like it. >> could hear the emergency vehicles and watched a four-door sedan hitting every bump. >> when the chase crossed the street bridget klecker was struck and later died. her father, john, spoke with us by phone from his home in north carolina. >> she had a great sense of humor, was always fun to be around likes to party. just enjoyed living and enjoyed working for the food service group. >> reporter: the pursuit continued after klecker was hit. >> continued over to the central and southern district, ultimately landing at post and powell street where the suspect

cornell bernard is live in novato with the story you will only see on abc7. >> reporter: novato police looking for suspects but need help from the public about the vandals whose crime spree stretched more than five city blocks. it's the sound nobody with a car wants to hear. a tire going flat after being slashed. on fourth street, car after car has been hit by vandals. they can't believe it happened at easter. >> this is a family event weekend. the worst time to have your tire slashed. >> novato police say vandals struck overnight targeting 20 cars about we counted at least 40. >> it's wrong because people need their cars for work. it's pretty sad. people are doing that. >> unpredictable -- >> matthew's family honda got punctured. a lousy start to the weekend. >> one of those things you wake up and go what the hell? one thing you have to deal witch on a day you want to relax. >> reporter: volunteers with habitat for humanity of greater san francisco are building ten new family homes on fourth street and say vandalism sends the wrong message. >> it's a bum are for the neighbors and hope

abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard has the reaction. >>> for them to say those tapes of things, shame on them. >> reporter: reaction on the streets to the scandal that's rocked the sspd. race racist homophobic texts exchanged between cops. >> it's just part of reality i guess, and maybe part of the law enforcement culture. i'm not sure that there's a solution. >> reporter: chief greg suhr wants seven police officers to be fired for sending or responding to offensive texts he calls representhensible. >> we cannot have this had in san francisco, and we have to do everything to the best of our ability to rout it out and address it. >> reporter: san francisco naacp president amos brown says the texts reflect a bigger problem in the department. >> in terms of attitude racism, and unjust practices, san francisco is ferguson. >> it was really mean-spirited. >> reporter: jennifer grant with our family coalition, a resource for lgbt families, believes while the scandal is disappointing, it doesn't reflect on the entire police department but could be a turning point. >> the silver lining to thi

cornell bernard spoke with the victim's family today. he is live at the richmond police department with details. >> reporter: this crash under investigation by police. two people injured are recovering but sadly a young father did not survive. >> i heard the impact. it was like a cannon. >> reporter: she was two blocks away when she heard the crash that took the life of her cousin anthony nguyen. >> has a three-year-old daughter. what can you say when someone has a child? >> reporter: police say nguyen was a passenger is in honda when it was struck by a speeding corvette whose driver was being pursued by police. authority sauce the chase was called off minutes before the crash. >> he chased the vehicle throughout the neighborhood until he lost the vehicle as it turned southbound. >> reporter: some claim the chase never ended. >> for them to say they stopped the chase two blocks away that doesn't make since if i have my brother-in-law in the gas station and the corvette goes buy and their still after hem. >> neighbors tried to help those

cornell bernard is live in novato. vandals hit more than 40 cars there? >> reporter: that's what we have seen today. a lot of tires to change. a lot of money for people as well. as for police here at headquarters big van limp case ahead. the motive? unknown. >> most every car on the east side of fourth street was hit. everywhere you look car after car, tires are flat, slashed by vandals, some treads still deflated. police say the vandals struck overnight, targeting 20 cars but we counted at least 40. >> it's wrong. people they need their cars for work. it's pretty sad people are doing that. >> pretty sick. i'm glad they didn't nail my corvette one tire is $500. >> mario's car was spared but his son's honda got punctured. >> you can't forsee it. you wake up and go, what the hell thing to deal with on a day you want to relax from working hard all week. >> reporter: volunteers with habitat for humanity or building ten new family homes on fourth street. they say vandalism sends the wrong message. >> this is not the kind of thing that has generally happened so

cornell bernard is live in novato with the story you will only see on abc7. >> reporter: novato police looking for suspects but need help from the public about the vandals whose crime spree stretched more than five city blocks. it's the sound nobody with a car wants to hear. a tire going flat after being slashed. on fourth street, car after car has been hit by vandals. they can't believe it happened at easter. >> this is a family event weekend. the worst time to have your tire slashed. >> novato police say vandals struck overnight targeting 20 cars about we counted at least 40. >> it's wrong because people need their cars for work. it's pretty sad. people are doing that. >> unpredictable -- >> matthew's family honda got punctured. a lousy start to the weekend. >> one of those things you wake up and go what the hell? one thing you have to deal witch on a day you want to relax. >> reporter: volunteers with habitat for humanity of greater san francisco are building ten new family homes on fourth street and say vandalism sends the wrong message. >> it's a bum are for the neighbors and hope

cornell bernard abc7 news. >> i'm impressed. >> they are god they really are. >> i wish i had such a>> it is a lot of practice. let's talk about the weekend weather. >> enough of the birds. over to sandhya. what is going on out there? >> well dan and katie we are looking at a nice range of temperatures for the upcoming weekend and conditions as well. look at this time lapse. this was from earlier this evening. you can see the fog just rolling in this afternoon. the fog along with a stronger on shore breeze allowed for drastic cooling at the coast. you probably felt it. temperatures like half moon bay and pacifica were only in the 50s. you were in the 70s. a good 20-degree drop. live doppler 7hd shows you you were socked in along the coast. it is starting to push in past the coastline. the temperatures in the 40s and 50s. the only spot where you can find some mild weather is well inland. the exploratorium camera is showing you the fog over the financial district. this is how your morning will start out. a wide range of temperatures this weekend and we are looking at a slight chance, a

cornell bernard abc7 news. >> i'm impressed. >> they are god they really are. >> i wish i had such a skill. >> it is a lot of practice. let's talk about the weekend weather. >> enough of the birds. over to sandhya. what is going on out there? >> well dan and katie we are looking at a nice range of temperatures for the upcoming weekend and conditions as well. look at this time lapse. this was from earlier this evening. you can see the fog just rolling in this afternoon. the fog along with a stronger on shore breeze allowed for drastic cooling at the coast. you probably felt it. temperatures like half moon bay and pacifica were only in the 50s. you were in the 70s. a good 20-degree drop. live doppler 7hd shows you you were socked in along the coast. it is starting to push in past the coastline. the temperatures in the 40s and 50s. the only spot where you can find some mild weather is well inland. the exploratorium camera is showing you the fog over the financial district. this is how your morning will start out. a wide range of temperatures this weekend and we are looking at a slight c

go were yours in oakland cornell bernard abc 7 news. >> go warriors. they are heading to new orleans for game 3 and 4 in the series. 7 news sports reporter mike there too. game 3 is thursday and game 4 is saturday. we have shoe live report here on abc 7 later this week. follow us on this site for insider perspective. then show us the warrior pride by sending us your fan photo. post to facebook instagram or twitter with the hash-tag the dove on 7. we'll feature them open the air and reminder we will have the fba finals right here on 7 live coverage begins on june fourth. >> the bay area man at the center of national security incident. next on 7 news. we investigate the man who scaled the white house fence local connections and his criminal past. >> plus. new security measures at local airport that has scene breach after breach. how officials plan to protect passengers and planes. and is yoed a older than we thochlt librarian found the beloved "star wars"character. >> i'm 7 news. over cast sky right now we look at wiper weather in the morning. i'll you u

go were yours in oakland cornell bernard abc 7 news. >> go warriors. they are heading to new orleans for game 3 and 4 in the series. 7 news sports reporter mike there too. game 3 is thursday and game 4 is saturday. we have shoe live report here on abc 7 later this week. follow us on this site for insider perspective. then show us the warrior pride by sending us your fan photo. post to facebook instagram or twitter with the hash-tag the dove on 7. we'll feature them open the air and reminder we will have the fba finals right here on 7 live coverage begins on june fourth. >> the bay area man at the center of national security incident. next on 7 news. we investigate the man who scaled the white house fence local connections and his criminal past. >> plus. new security measures at local airport that has scene breach after breach. how officials plan to protect passengers and planes. and is yoed a older than we thochlt librarian found the beloved "star wars"character. >> i'm 7 news. over cast sky right now we look at wiper weather in the morning. i'll femal

go were yours in oakland cornell bernard abc 7 news. >> go warriors. they are heading to new orleans for game 3 and 4 in the series. 7 news sports reporter mike there too. game 3 is thursday and game 4 is saturday. we have shoe live report here on abc 7 later this week. follow us on this site for insider perspective. then show us the warrior pride by sending us your fan photo. post to facebook instagram or twitter with the hash-tag the dove on 7. we'll feature them open the air and reminder we will have the fba finals right here on 7 live coverage begins on june fourth. >> the bay area man at the center of national security incident. next on 7 news. we investigate the man who scaled the white house fence local connections and his criminal past. >> plus. new security measures at local airport that has scene breach after breach. how officials plan to protect passengers and planes. and is yoed a older than we thochlt librarian found the beloved "star wars"character. >> i'm 7 news. over cast sky right now we look at wiper weather in the morning. i'll expl