and hopefully can enjoy 74 in livermore 76 and san jose fifties already in half moon bay's 61 daily city seven degrees currently in oakland. a closer look at what you can expect much we will cool down and lettuce details on the chance of rain in the sunday forecast and another forecast coming up in 15 minutes. >> pam: some people having picnics and drying the beverages and relaxing. sampras's coach pat that record and no one complained at the park "full whether saudi we're out of the rain and it is awesome. " >> pam: most people walking around in shorts and joining us on. ermine there for up to the weather news and weather updates download the free kron 4 mobile application. >> pam:the other big story we are following tonight. tragedy for two north bay families, following an outing at san francisco's ocean beach. we are learning more about two vallejo teens, presumed drowned. after being swept out to sea over the weekend. kron 4's dan kerman shows us how that community is grieving. >> reporter:at vallejo high school, where the two teens attended, students say there was crying in classes

delgado says tags like the one on the backdoor of lee's sandwhich shop, across the street from city hall, are a daily menace. sot flavio delgado/lee's sandwich shop there are new tags on lees gas meter and dumpster too. delgado suspects the same vandals who've been defacing city hall. these blurred images from monday night are the most recent tags. around the clock security went into affect last night and more cameras are on the way. sot lenka wright/san jose spokeswoman standup bridge within east walking distance of city hall i spotted tags on street signs, on dumpsters, on walls.even on the pavement. you can also see where tags on 4th street pizza and at other city hall neighbors have been painted over. lee's manager would like to see some extra security here too. sot flavio delgado the city has no cops to spare for graffiti patrols these days but it does have a program where lee's and other victims of graffiti can get some help removing those tags. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news. authorities are looking for the suspect involved in the recent laptop thefts at stanford university. according to

traffic is backed up through daily city. you might want to use 380 to get around the problem or your favorite side roads. get on the freeway and you will be okay on 280. if you're driving to the bay bridge toll plaza, 20-30-minute delay before you make it to the span. >>> thank you. good morning. cool this morning. upper 30s. all checking in with 39 this morning. we start to warm up, but there were many low 40s off of the coast. it will start to give us a few high clouds, more so to the north. but mostly fair. the breeze will be playing into a cooler giants forecast tonight. san jose, it's 47 degrees. that's one of the warmer locations. there's not a lot to it. it's stalling out and it will give us a westerly breeze. 42 santa rosa. 52 san jose. low 50s. i did see 40 north of town. if there's any precipitation, it would be light, mainly on the coast. there will be a few mid-level clouds. this is ushering in some cooler temperatures for the afternoon. next system dropping in will be on friday. looks like an increase. a few clo

daily city, 63 degrees. the sun shining in downtown san francisco. mid 60s. in the north bay, a nice spring day, certainly warmer than today. mid 70s. 71 oakland, newark, fremont, low 70s. inland, mid 70s for fairfield, concord, livermore. now let's fast forward to the weekend. you have major outdoor plans, saturday, warm winds coming off the land blowing towards the coast will bring temperatures up. most areas in the 70s and 80s with the exception of the coast. by sunday, we're a good 10 to 20 degrees above average. that down sloping wind will push most area s up into the 70s and 80s. accuweather four-day forecast. warming trend under way tomorrow. a bit breezy, although not as windy as today. once the winds switch direction and let up, temperatures will rise this weekend. upper 60s to low 80s saturday. mid seths to 80s sunday. temperatures slowly drop on monday. by tuesday through thursday, we'll all be in the 60s and 70s, ama and dan with a little bit of low cloudiness. >> thank you, sandhya. >>> coming up, a galaxy far, far away coming to a theme park nea

daily city, oakland, berkeley, san francisco, all made the top 50. te in the u.s., new york city, where more than 56% of poem say they took transit to work. >>> all right. beautiful day for a walk to work if you plan to do that, and it's going to get warmer. >> better to not have to work and be odd. if you liked today you're going to love tomorrow. we're rain, free. going outside on the saturday afternoon. a live look from the emeryville camera showing you we are basking in sunshine. a few high clouds but otherwise a rather warm start to the weekend. current temperatures, a lot of 80s on the board. 83 in concord, 80 in san jose. 81, santa rosa. san francisco, mild 74. oakland, 77. fremont, mild, at 76. compared to 24 hours ago, across the entire bay area, we are warmer by some ten degrees and a lot of spots, and the numbers, heading into sunday, are going to continue to rise, and more spots will get into the 80ss that weren't there today. overnight tonight, mild night after a warm day. coolest spots in the north be a valley. we'll see a lot of low 50s

and even daily city, we have light showers. storm impact scale, today and tomorrow, it's a one. a light storm, rainfall about 0.9 and a chance if ifor isolat thunder. after 4:00, and before 8:00 tonight, there will be some pockets of downpours. first starting in the south bay and slowly marching their way north. and after 8:00, we will still be tracking scattered showers. we'll take a closer look hour by hour on future weather with the rain moving through coming up. >>> you can keep tabs on today's wet weather with the news app. track doppler right on your phone. it's free to download. >>> 16 shootings just since november on five bay area highways and roads that so many of us use. the problem is worse than we realized. and police from all over the bay area say they're working hard to get these people arrested. tiffany wilson is live along i-80. >> reporter: good morning. yes, i am in front of i-80. in the east bay and that is where ten of those shootings have happened along interstate 80. there has been a pair along 580 and state route 4 will, one on 880 and one on 242. if anywa

oakland where four lines with trains coming every 2 1/2 minutes converge on one-track all the way to daily city. >> basically, if anything happens in that core part of the system, the delays to our passengers and to other trains propulgate very quickly. >> reporter: it's a bottleneck that designers didn't anticipate and it's just one of many design limitations. >> a lot of the decisions made 50 years ago about this system really limit what we can do today. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. board member explains that the system is built around ultra lightweight aluminum cars, riding on extra wide-gauge tracks. while they can go up to 80 miles with a smoother ride, there is a price. >> we had to have them custom designed and made and there's a lot of testing. >> reporter: because of that, b.a.r.t. paid nearly twice as much over standard rail cars for its new fleet. >> because of b.a.r.t.'s uniqueness. >> reporter: cheaper stainless steel cars are too heavy for the elevated track. wheels have to be custom made out of aluminum and steel. >> you can't put air conditioning on the roof. >> reporter: why? because

daily city, 63 degrees. the sun shining in downtown san francisco. mid 60s. in the north bay, a nice spring day, certainly warmer than today. mid 70s. 71 oakland, newark, fremont, low 70s. inland, mid 70s for fairfield, concord, livermore. now let's fast forward to the weekend. you have major outdoor plans, saturday, warm winds coming off the land blowing towards the coast will bring temperatures up. most areas in the 70s and 80s with the exception of the coast. by sunday, we're a good 10 to 20 degrees above average. that down sloping wind will push most area s up into the 70s and 80s. accuweather four-day forecast. warming trend under way tomorrow. a bit breezy, although not as windy as today. once the winds switch direction and let up, temperatures will rise this weekend. upper 60s to low 80s saturday. mid seths to 80s sunday. temperatures slowly drop on monday. by tuesday through thursday, we'll all be in the 60s and 70s, ama and dan with a little bit of low cloudiness. >> thank you, sandhya. >>> coming up, a galaxy far, far away coming to a theme park nea

daily city, 67 degrees. north bay 78. still a pleasant day in the east bay. fr freemont 80 degrees. we bring in our storm impact scale because friday we're going to be using this again. one is a light system, five is severe. we've been ranking these systems. the one for friday, it's a light system. it's a one. it will bring us light showers. less than a quarter of inch of rain is expected. enough so to dampen part of your friday. here is a look at the time line. friday morning, light rain arrives at 7:00 a.m. and it spreads during the latter part of the morning going into the early afternoon. rainfall totals not expected to be high right now. a look at the seven-day forecast, the biggest thing you'll notice is the cooling trend. tomorrow the cooling begins on the seven day forecast. mid 60s to low 80s. the cool down continues on wednesday as the fog rushes in on the coast line. we'll be down to the 60s and 70s. can't rule out sprinkles, but it's friday that we bring in a one on the storm impact sale. rain is likely. for the weekend we'll bump up the numbers a few degrees, but it is

mountain view 80 degrees, 70 in pacifica and daily city, downtown san francisco mid-70s. san rafael, 79, low 80s for santa rosa, napa, vallejvallejo. east bay 78 in oeng land union city you'll need the sunscreen and shades, 85 fairfield, 84 concord and livermore. accuweather seven-day forecast, the warmest will be the weekend of the next seven, low 70s to mid-80s saturday and sunday, cooling begins monday but you'll still see low 80s for the warmest spots, the coast at 60. most areas in the 60s and 70s later in the week. there is a slight chance of a few showers on wednesday. but i have to tell you this system is really disorganized and doesn't look real promising. at least you have a weekend to look forward to. that looks promising. kristen? dan? >> thanks, sandhya. >>> we have free stuff to look forward to! from salsa to fast food, all part of finney's friday free stuff next. >>> then at 5:30 -- >>> breaking news, the tornado touching down, two separate plane emergencies at one airport. oxygen masks, the evacuations, passengers on the tarmac. the fireball a home inciner

. >> reporter: police are looking for this man of daily city.hey say he is associated with the house. kingswood drive is a very quiet street. the neighbors say strange things started happening several months ago when the new owners took over. >> like a moving van. like family was moving in or anything like that. >> reporter: after the home was raid the pg & ewarned police that the power bill was above average. >> power was well in excess. extreme fire danger. this house is a fire waiting to happen. >> neighbors hope that the next owners will be a better fit. >> nice family. kids. >> reporter: in pittsburgh charles clifford kron4 news. >>> following a decade of planning to improve the i-80-bottle neck in palo. of the more than 50-year san pablo dam road interchange. the city mayor says it's necessary to bring the road to today's city standards. while funding for the first phase of the project is covered, there's still about $60 million short of what will be needed to continue the second phase of the work. >>> more than 100 people were arrested in

this is the top the our numbers will come out at any moment 49 cerros the with cool response 48 daily cityt the in the '50s apartment. upstream is a dry front basically this would drive some wins in selected spots for example downtown sfo the game russes' the giants oakland a's talking mostly sunny cool because even in the late afternoon silica and upper 60s and the first pitch onward and breezy. bodiless of the bay downtown san francisco lower 60s and the west i'll west wind in the 20 and spots. pretty noteworthy that clear in the east by noon already temperature is racing the upper 60s by 4:00 p.m. up to lower to middle '70s in los and spots east bay hills in that upper fees more details of your weekend plus week they forecast coming up. >> marty:big news we are following: a major f-b-i raid in san francisco. one of the people detained is at the center of a legal battle with the alameda county sheriff's department. that's after video surfaced showed him being beaten by deputies. the raid happened yesterday. but this morning there are still a lot of unanswered questions about what the f-b

city. 68 in pacificia, downtown san francisco mild but not as warm as today. 72 tomorrow, 67 in daily citynorth bay numbers will be in the upper 70s around santa rosa 75 san rafael and east bay mid 70s. newark 78. you head inland we'll hang onto the warmth but we won't see the 90s. 82 livermore and 82 in concord. we bring in the storm impact scale and ranking the storms all season. one is a light system. five is severe. most of then have been ones and twos since the winter time and through spring. this next one coming is a light system for friday. scattered light showers are expected. most areas will pick up .1 t to .25. clouds are thick. you'll head into the wee hours of the morning and the rain spreads. commute time looks wet and we're still looking at scattered showers. accuweather forecast features something for everyone. we'll cool it down the next few days. friday will be the coolest day down to the mid 60s in the warmest locations. one on the storm impact scale for that system. upper 50s to mid 60s and turn things around a little bit milder weather for the weekend and breezy but at

we're inside the daily city hall from a finalist of last season. he and his family tell me they have been watching since season one. tonight was the grand finale but being on the show is just the beginning for many contestants. >> this family watching american idol has been able weekly ritual . this season's grand finale was something he did not want to miss. >> it is sad to say goodbye to american idol. a slight part of us is missing. >> i think it is pop-culture. they change the way people thought about television. >>reporter: pop-culture expert jean arnold with the numbers in san francisco that idol was great family entertainment and part of its appeal was how it engaged the audience. some of this allow the audience to determine anything that was on it so it became a to a form of communication. so by being able to vote, by being able to text. >> the demise was due to changing times. people don't watch television the same way. after 15 years show ran its course. the life span more than successful television series. contestants will have it had a

daily city, oakland, berkeley and san francisco made the top 50 on the list. e city with the greenest commute in the u.s.? new york city where more than 60% of people take transit to work. >>> workers are putting the finishing touches on a new hospital in one of the most densely populated neighborhoods in san francisco. we're in china town where the ceo of the new hospital gave us a tour of the facility. it's a big upgrade from the old hospital. patients will have their own room, a new mri machine and a meditation room. there are a lot of pictures from the original 1925 hospital to remind people why the hospital is needed. >> a lot of the chinese could not go into the mainstream hospitals. they had to create their own hospital in order to get care. we're trying to make it better so they get the care that they need. >> each patient room will have electronic boards in english and chinese. they'll tell patients who their nurses are, what medications they need to take and include a rundown of their meals. the hospital opens in june. >>> much more ahead on the abc7

temperatures right now at 76 degrees in napa and 58 in daily city and 69 right in you in san jose.llite ray shot shows high pressure is in control so we will see lots of sunshine as we go into tomorrow. definitely into wednesday and thursday into friday things start to change but the highs around region tomorrow 70 in daily city 79 vallejo up to 84 in fairfield and 84 in antioch and 82 degrees in san jose. coming up, i am tracking how much warmer we will go and i will have the three dane forecast in 1e7b---- 3-day forecast in 10 minutes. >> all right thanks. >>> will he stay or go? the qb for the 49ers. >> it looks like there was deal in place to trade him to the broncos but today a new twist in the saga. >> and we are hours away from a pivotal primary in wisconsin. how this vote could be a political game changer coming up. >>> today marks day one of the # had theers off season training program and despite the agreement to trade kaepernick tocondition ver he he clocked at the training facility in santa clear dare -- sant cleara -- santa clara today. >> so is he a 9er or future bron

he purchased his ticket at daily city 7-eleven. >> lottery officials identifying the winner at gene louisiana with the option of taking $3.5 million or $20,000 per month for 25 years. that would amount to $6 million. and get paid for life, actually. >>> a gusty weekend across the bay area. the wind whipping up some damage. in san francisco, winds toppling over a fence. the great highway was shut down last night amid blustery conditions. in san jose, a tree limb crashing down. a live look at bait bridge which actually our cameras are not shaking. >> let's check in with meteorologist kari hall. >> we will see more gusty winds throughout the day. it's because we do have this system close by causing rain and snow just to the east of the sierra. there may be light snow in the sierra today. we are going to still see the clear skies and gusty winds as that low pressure system spins nearby. winds rushing from the north starting out at about 15 miles per hour. a little more gusty along the coast. slightly cooler than average temperatures. we have breezy winds. it's now 51 in oakland, san francisco. 48

a funeral took place in daily city. >>> we know now the terms of the tentative agreement between the csu system and the faculty. more than 26,000 faculty and staff will receive a 10.5% salary increase over a three-year period. the first starting at 5% june 30th, and 2% on july 1st. both sides still have to approve the contract, which will post about $200 million and will require additional state funding to implement. >>> i missed it. the warriors tickets went on sale for the public today. >> i think you can get tickets if you play your cards right. some tickets were still available. many of the best seats are taken and they are expensive. >> game one, the nose bleeds will run you from $200 to $600. tickets in the lower bowl are going for $500 and reselling for $2500 mid court. >> the courtside vip tickets start at $5,000. >> the warriors lock up the top spot in western conference. >> they won last night. and if they win the final three, they would set the all-time single season record. steph curry, draymond green really want to go for the record, but steve kerr would prefer to rest h

the latest incident in daily city. it's the fourth hoverboard to catch fire this year. back in january, one exploded inside a petaluma home and a week after that, a hoverboard burned part of a house in san leandro. most of the fires have started while the hoverboard has been charging. >>> fighting to save the ice. local ice skaters will push a last-ditch effort to save an ice skating rink. developers that own the rink have been trying to replace it with retail and shopping centers. tonight, a group trying to save the rink plans to talk to city leaders. tonight's meeting comes as belmont's iceland is expected to close later this month. >>> up next at 11:00, rescuers are fearing the worst in ecuador. the latest as the country deals with a massive earthquake over the weekend. ecuador's president has warned that the death toll from ecuador's president has warned the death toll from saturday night's earthquake could rise significy. >>> ecuador's president has warned the death toll from saturday night's earthquake could rise significantly and this morning it was raised from 2

he purchased a ticket at a daily city 7-eleven. >> officials identify the winner as eugene ruiz. >> youtake $3 million all at once or $20,000 a week for 20 years. >> decisions, decisions. >> he is lucky in lotto. we hope to be lucky in love with our weather today. >> hold on to that lottery ticket today. take a look at the satellite radar. not a lot going on here. you can see the rain and the snow rotating around just to the east of the sierra. that low pressure system is causing us to have gusty winds. it really got windy yesterday evening. we'll have about the same today. i don't think it will be the gusts at higher sustained winds. will bb 15 to 20 miles per hour and higher along the coast. we've been talking about chilly temperatures. this is what it feels like now. 40 in napa and 47 in san francisco. i'll talk about that warm-up. we'll look ahead to mid week rain coming up. let's go to mike keeping an eye on the roadways. >> thanks to all our friends, we all work together. yosemite eagle, john on twitter, said the meter lights were off. that might be why we are seeing more traffic

trains coming every two and a half minutes converge on one track in each direction all the way tod daily citycore system, the delays to our passengers and to other trains propagate very quickly and impact many, many trains. >> reporter: it's a bottleneck that designers didn't an sticipe and one of many design locations. >> a lot of decisions made 50 years ago about this system really limit what we can do today. >> reporter: bart board member explains that the system is built around ultra lightweight aluminum cars riding on extra wide gauge tracks. while they can go up to 80 miles an hour with a smoother ride, there is a price. >> off the shelf rail cars we had to have them custom design and made and there's a lot of testing. >> because of that, bart pays nearly twice as much over standard rail cars for its new fleet. >> because of bart's uniqueness, technology, it's a bit of a crash project. >> reporter: cheaper stainless steal cars are too heavy supporting bart's elevated tracks. wheels have to be custom made with aluminum and steel. >> another one is you can't do things like put air conditi

there is no fog at the immediate coastline from our daily city camera. that's because we have an offshore wind that's gradually building across the forecast. that's going to help us to start off tomorrow. mostly clear. it will be chilly to start. but you're not going to need a jacket all day long. we begin with 49 in the south bay, 50 peninsula, san francisco 54, north bay at 56. how much warmer for tomorrow? let's go ahead and get a look. you can see we're in for another 5 to 10 degrees of an increase. that will put us at 82 in the north bay. san francisco 73. peninsula 79. and the south bay pushing up to 82. the only problem i can find for us as we head through saturday will be the pollen. again it's on the rise. a lot of stuff is blooming with the most recent rainfall. and now this bout of warmer sunshine, oak trees are up in the high category. mulberry grasses in the moderate, ash is in the low. if you suffer from allergies might be tough on saturday and sunday. speaking of the weekend again, there is a lot to do across the bay area. head out to the

up a very comfortable the next couple days 74 degrees right now in napa 61 richmond and low 50s daily city when speeds breezy and oakland and then also sustained at 25 mi. an hour wednesday in fairfield are around 23 in livermore. and 16 san jose as and look in the rest of tonight's temperatures dropped on a 46 pleasanton 48 degrees in san jose. and then all of the '70s on the map for the south bay final the east bay and temperatures conquered 74 antioch and then san francisco will warm in to the low 60s 71 in santa rosa 74 past and 10 minutes. >> pam:it could be a big step forward in fighting the zika virus. a team of researchers at indiana's purdue university have structure of the virus. catherine heenan is here with details of the discovery. this is important since figuring out the 'structure' of the virus >> catherine:could be a big help in developing treatments and vaccines. it could also help researchers learn how zika is transmitted.and how it manifests as a disease. the university team is the first to get this far. and since 'students' helped -- purdue says it's also going to it's

special along the coast because of reconditions 58 san francisco 56 dailies city 55 have monday and thenin and spots a little bit warmer 67 and pleasanton and 76 degrees right now and antioch. looking ahead this is what you can expect for tonight the preconditions will bring clouds moving inland and then this weekend mainly sunny skies and mild temperatures, next week will only see a major warm-up with highs in the '80s definitely want to be outside to be of a week make sure you get the sun screen on a hike it will be beautiful to do so. mar your afternoon highs look like this lot of sixties upper 60s 68 oakland also hayward 73 tamara santa rosa for your afternoon high and then 77 out and manioc. it will be very nice definitely sure whether tomorrow afternoon. here's your seventh day around the bay forecast. mar will be more morning clouds as mentioned. want to get to the highs it will be in the '70s for saturday and sunday will be a bit warmer than come monday mostly sunny skies as well as high as being in the '70s, then everything will start heating up tuesday wednesday thursday. the w

and 50's or '40's pleasanton close checking 47 on the north bay middle upper 40's here in the 51 daily cityt this hour. 46 san jose at this hour and we see scattered clouds little bit smaller as well the next system is see right there. and let you know what's going on for today just a few scattered showers but an hour. and then weigh up to the north bay running around wine country but which are going on perhaps in many see as scattered cloud struck the afternoon hours and then to are you can see face-to-face guys opening upper noting a few scattered clouds by this point a system might just mention producing a few showers of the central valley and house debitors shakeout receive a warm up happening. chile bought hamilton and then forecast ties at the coast. and further to the south this is where all or '70s pop out. the hard to get up just a week long. >> marty:three new films hitting theaters this weekend. we'll take a look at which movies could battle it out for the top spot at this weekend's box office. live look outside. san francisco international airport. >> reporter: this fight starte

>>james: right now their son ran out their daily city in south san francisco this will be moving in theo moderate showers along this portion of interstate 80 from berkeley in richmond would have reined in walnut creek white spring--widespread not the same for the peninsula we have showers on near redwood city and all this is tracking from left to right on your screen the south bay and the news conference it is a blanket of what weather. >>james: 12 in san jose 16 in hayward 17 in conference 60 degrees currently in oakland and san francisco and san jose all those locations right there at the 60 degree mark a lot of the bay area is in the upper fifties to low 60s. >>robin winston: for traffic is picking up in the east bay for places like a walnut creek here was a live look at highway 680 that lets you see on the left- hand side traffic heading south approaching the north main street exit getting packed already backed up of the pleasant hill. >>darya: between the ages of 6 and 12 investigators said and the stimulus to the girls while they were sedated after this office and won an this a wh

will have that for just a second up has so mid- 70s to be found even a person news daily city a psychopath monday at 73 of bayside already gone through the '80s use the lower middle '80s the bay shoreline over to the east there you see it at work to middle eighties expect and then about some of the hills there we see again more in the business of mid to upper 80s for high temperatures today picking in the seven day week disturbance tuesday wednesday that may be a struggle for echoes perhaps in north bay. lookup consistently temperatures falling art now. a more earnest attempt for rate looks like and then into a week and we find a cool off a little bit and by the way that sets the tone and to next weekend temperatures will not bounce back to these kind of lofty numbers which is an early favorite summer if you will. >> marty:breaking news overnight. a man was killed after a drive- by shooting in san jose. and this morning the gunman is on the loose. the shooting happened just before 7:00 last night on the lyndale avenue, off story road. no word on a suspect description or motive. this is the

beautiful in daily city this afternoon. mostly sunny and 71. there's your extended forecast.per 80s touchin90 degrees for the warmer locations and we begin to see a turn around with temperatures falling off by monday. a chance of scattered showers on tuesday and the more notable will be the cooldown. >> you have family visiting from out of state, aunt nancy and we're saying that tomorrow will be the best day to go into the city because i love days when it's like 88 inland and it's kind of hot and she's from pennsylvania where it's colder. 80, you're like, in the city, that is very warm. >> perfect. that's when the tourists like it. it is like this all the time and we say, yeah. >>> still ahead, salmon caught off of the coast may be harder to find this summer. why it costs more to catch the prized catch >>> a zoo evacuated after a tiger mauls and kills a zoo keeper where it happened and how. that's next (music plays from one way or another )♪♪ ♪ i'm gonna find y♪ i'm gonna getcha ♪ ♪ getcha getcha getcha ♪ one way or another ♪ ♪ i'm gonna win ya ♪ i'm gonna getcha ♪ ♪ getcha g

know the timing has been an informational point of newly arrived immigrants they stay and move to daily city and west virginia and santa fe we need to preserve this area for the future for future and we want to commend supervisor kim and april for they're hard work and dedication thank you. >> thank you for you're work to preserve the grand hotel in south park. >> hi, i'm carolyn work with the veterans quantity center but a teacher at the university of california, san francisco through an organization called north educational partnership part of my role as a coordinator is to enact students with the filipino community south of market i myself started as a student at usf and i volunteered as a tutor at students and betsey carmichael's elementary through my excellence as a student i learned about the history and studied house impersonally and gentrification have impacted the filipino community worldwide and especially in san francisco the filipino cultural heritage district is so essential for myself, my students and the senior citizens seniors and families if acknowledges the history of the d

you can see delays building as you work your way out of daily city.e time. 101 not doing too much better. it will take you 30 minutes. golden gate bridge seeing extra volume on that southbound side as you work your way out of marin and san francisco. drive time around 16 minutes heading toward 580 down into san francisco. and south 880 still busy out of hayward. roberta. >> this is our live weather camera on top of the transamerica pyramid. we are looking in a southerly direction. we have an area of low clouds, patchy fog out there. otherwise temperatures are beginning to warm into the mid 50s. it's 56-degrees in san jose and in concord. northwest breeze 10-20 miles per hour today. today blustery late day. 60s and 70s. pretty mild conditions across the bay area. tuesday we jump about 10 degrees in many of our locations. record shadowing temperatures mid 90s away from the bay on wednesday. cool down thursday and introduce the possibility of rain showers on friday through sunday. ,,,, - hi, it's me. [imitates fanfare] lois prices from grocery outlet. -

we have public tnsit that could be enhanced in areas near san francisco south san francisco and daily city and pacifica and brisbane and using caltrain and metro that extends into brisbane so i mean we say 0 work with over and over those areas in some instances closer to downtown and parts of san than trying to pack everyone r into the 47 skrielz of san francisco work with the urban and much cheaper their expensive either rents or buy a home at pacifica or brisbane or south san francisco for less than living in san francisco i think that is something that will help us to satisfy the housing of our problem if we do intensify growth in san francisco as well as the open and san jose areas. >> commissioner wu >> thanks on this item a lot of discussion about infrastructure especially transit with housing and office and supportive of all of that and this idea that the cities and suburbans needs to do their part in terms of building housing and transit as a result of demanding fees i think i'm struggling i was trying to remember back to 2013 and all the work going into the transbay area i think t

know the timing has been an informational point of newly arrived immigrants they stay and move to daily city and west virginia and santa fe we need to preserve this area for the future for future and we want to commend supervisor kim and april for they're hard work and dedication thank you. >> thank you for you're work to preserve the grand hotel in south park. >> hi, i'm carolyn work with the veterans quantity center but a teacher at the university of california, san francisco through an organization called north educational partnership part of my role as a coordinator is to enact students with the filipino community south of market i myself started as a student at usf and i volunteered as a tutor at students and betsey carmichael's elementary through my excellence as a student i learned about the history and studied house impersonally and gentrification have impacted the filipino community worldwide and especially in san francisco the filipino cultural heritage district is so essential for myself, my students and the senior citizens seniors and families if acknowledges the history of the d

. >> the mayor of atlantic city responded to the lawsuit saying that monitors for the school and the state meet dailyto tell his city when to make those required payments. >> reporter: live in houston, i'm keith jones. villanova alum and i want to show you villanova now, this is the fan fest. look on the stage. they did a whole segment on the villanova wildcats. and their journey so far to this game happening in under three hours. this is fan fest, security tight here in houston, many different checkpoints we've seen so far. so it's also going to be tight at villanova university. i want to send it out to nbc 10's deanna durante. she's got the scoop on heightened security on campus. we heard about those who made the trip from villanova to houston. >> reporter: it's not just on campus, it's the surrounding areas. you can see signs up to cheer on villanova but lancaster avenue route 30 that's going to shut down tonight and state police preparing to shut down ramps from the blue route into villanova. >> reporter: win or lose they are ready for crowds. >> you can be arrested for illegal behafbier. >> repo

the mayor of atlantic city claims that monitors for the school and the state meet daily to tell his citythe required payments. >> we'll prevent from making atlantic city students and their families collateral damage to their reckless financial gain. >> for every payment that's been made to the school have been made through the governor's office. it is the governor's office and the monitor that determines when school payments are made. >> ac's city council scheduled a vote tomorrow on whether to convert workers to a 28-day pay period in order to keep the government functioning when the city runs out of money this friday. >>> if you thought villanova's last-second victory was exciting on television, imagine being there in person. >> i cannot imagine, actually. nbc 10's own keith jones is a nova grad as we've been telling you from the beginning and the former manager of the basketball team and he captured the dramatic moment that three-point shot on his cell phone. watch. [ buzzer ] >> oh, that just doesn't get old. as you can see, keith was lucky enough to be courtside, he was right in the

low 70s, daily city, half moon bay, the extended forecast, keep talking about how gorgeous and a beautifuls going to be. if you have a little one playing spring ball, they're going to be out and about, make sure they have the sun block and the water. we see a switch back to the on shore breeze, the low clouds coming back to the coastline and cooling it back on monday. increasing clouds, a chance of showers and right now doesn't look like a big deal maybe 1/10" on wednesday. >> could change by the time we get there. there. the san jose sharks have their eyes on the stanley cup. >>> the sharks beat the predators 5-2 and taking game one of the second round series. they score in the first two periods but caught fire in the final period. game two is tomorrow night. >>> the final day of the 2016 nfl draft begins in as a few minutes from now at 9:00. this will be rounds 4-7. looking at depth and perhaps if they're lucky, a starter or two. they're showing off their choices yesterday. we have 291-pound lineman. and then you have the sanford guard, joshuah is 6-4", 312 pounds. the man in the middle

. >> fading away into the daily madness of city life. we wonder if the candidates replicate the affction at sts furthedown the campgn trail. >> we love new york. i spent the first 18 years of my reporter: mac king for "fox 5 news" spiel on te whole circus has moved through it doesn't seem le we've been in thiour entire adult lives? still, it is incredible and so typically we would go from winter into the summer but we are having a nice school -- school ki of winter here. nick: the humidity is very low, desert dry humidity only around 10%. the result was some brushfires that was going to go away. a little bit of ship is going to bring up some humidity around here. abe the avrage. you'll see a lot of it morrow, some clouds could appear late through tomorrow night. humidity is very dry and the windas hbeen calm. those are some ingredients for some chili readis.ng down in the middle 30s and a frost advisory. high pressure building right on down and then heading out to the atantil staying dry throhug tomorrow and on the highs again in the pue

the pay back for city hall according to the daily news will be more friendly to mayor's liberal policies. the stunning accusations, one democratic consultant was not alarmed. if anything at all, it can disappear in a week or two. >> as we wait to learn more about this corruption investigation and whether it's enough to topple a mayor, there's building chatter online to impeach de blasio. one demanding that the mayor step down. sandra. >> lucy, thank you. >>> we turn now to vote 2016. less than 48 hours before voting begins in five more states, democrat sanders is calling on rival clinton to join his progressive stance. clinton turned her attention to the general election. speaking on abc this week, sander urged sanders to support a tax on carbon admissions, and universal health care. >> if secretary clinton is the nominee and we're going to california, but if she's the nominee, i hope she puts together the strongest agenda. >> clinton called the rhetoric -- by trump and >>> those same gop hopefuls are getting heat from the biggest conservative influences in the country. >> these personal

not good news to wake up inside of city hall or frankly a new from the "daily news" with this headline, city hall suggesting scandal surrounding mayor de blasio create fire inside of sthail. also the noshing post simply put, u you've got served. three top advisors to mayor served with subpoenas in the ongoing campaign finance election probe. these are three people who are part of the mayor's inner circle who served on his campaign, who helped him operate his nonprofit campaign for one new york, or also coordinate with him attempt to bring money to upstate senate races. at least one person emma wolfe works here at city ham and director of intergovernmental affairs these subpoenas from u.s. attorney office but also the manhattan d.a. office and one of the probes seems to center around if de blasio and his team campaign donation limits in order to stack the state house with legislators who would push progressive agenda. statement saying in part city hall has been subpoenaed. mayor has not been personally served. kerry and juliet no word on if that would change. how far this probe reaches

know the timing has been an informational point of newly arrived immigrants they stay and move to daily city and west virginia and santa fe we need to preserve this area for the future for future and we want to commend supervisor kim and april for they're hard work and dedication thank you. >> thank you for you're work to preserve the grand hotel in south park. >> hi, i'm carolyn work with the veterans quantity center but a teacher at the university of california, san francisco through an organization called north educational partnership part of my role as a coordinator is to enact students with the filipino community south of market i myself started as a student at usf and i volunteered as a tutor at students and betsey carmichael's elementary through my excellence as a student i learned about the history and studied house impersonally and gentrification have impacted the filipino community worldwide and especially in san francisco the filipino cultural heritage district is so essential for myself, my students and the senior citizens seniors and families if acknowledges the history of the d

. >> a little more than an hour ago the mayor of atlantic city said monitors for the schools and the state meet daily and tell atlantic city when to make required payments. >> former president woodrow wilson's name will stay on princeton school of public policy. dozens spent 32 hours protesting outside the office of the university's president last november. the group called the black justice league wants which issen's name removed because of his racist views. wilson served as president from 1913 to 21. he graduated from princeton and was also its president. he was regarded as a leading progressive but also supported segregation. >>> philadelphians remember dr. martin luther king jr.'s legacy, the mayor presented a proclamation to a foundation that holds a day of observation on the anniversary of king's death. >> clearly in the 60s when dr. king was conducting those courageous battles against racism and prejudice in our country, i started to understand what public service was, what service to others is. >> a human family day celebration will be held sunday, april 24th. >>> well, we have heavy rain mov

. >> reporter: for commuters moving between the two port cities, there's a daily choke of cars leading into this 54-year- old tunnel with only one lane running in each direction under the elizabeth river. since it opened, the tunnel's daily traffic volume has tripled. for the past four years, wade watson has overseen construction of the relief valve-- a new midtown tunnel with two additional lanes running parallel to the old ones. this new tunnel is on schedule to open later this year, following an innovative approach to its design. >> there's about 80,000 cubic yards of concrete in this tunnel. >> reporter: the tunnel is designed to last 120 years, and it was less expensive than traditional steel tube construction. nearly a mile long, this all concrete tunnel is only the second of its kind in the united states. consisting of 11 different segments, each section was fabricated just outside of baltimore, maryland, before being shipped down the chesapeake bay to the elizabeth river. then, those 11 concrete sections-- each as long as a football field-- were submerged underwater and connect

shuttle trains operate every ten minutes >> the san mateo city council is considering emergency action on rising republicans. according to the "daily journal," they are reviewing support on how it trends in the city and county considering adopting an ordinance to freeze represents and protect those who are facing eviction. renters have a public campaign to bring this issue to the forefront and may decide to goes a 90-day moratorium immediately on rent hikes. >> activates in alameda and richmond are fighting to place rent control on the ballots this fall. the median rental price in the five county san francisco metropolitan area for february was $3,350. that is up 10.5% from a year ago. rent control has been an issue and tense one for alameda. can you see it got violent with two men injured when renters tried to enter a city council meeting. >> opening day for major league baseball. the giants and the a's are playing, the a's against the white sox. abc7 has janet o at coliseum with the excitement. janet? >> yes, kristen, as you can see, the fares have started it lynn up right outside the gate and will be entering here in less than a

city. page one of this morning's "daily news" says it all, i guess.fter a student protest apparently forced cruz to cancel his visit to a high school in the bronx yesterday. the latest poll shows more than half of new york's republican voters support donald trump. cruz is far back in third place behind jump and john kasich. major garrett has spent months on the road recovering the campaign but, today, he is here, live and in color in studio 57. major, good to see you in person! >> welcome aboard here. >> republicans spend live time talking about values. we all know that. in new york a subset of that conversation. new york values and what do they mean? not surprisingly, to new york voters. that is tough terrain for ted cruz who is already taking heat on this front and not lose new york too badly and grab delegates where he can. >> never changes. hey. new york is called new york. >> reporter: donald trump showed last night, he values his home state of new york and basked in its enthusiastic embrace. >> i love these people! these are my people! yeah! >>

outside on the windows, it's inside, people coming into the bathrooms, stuff like that, so daily to weekly. >> the city says it's also thinking about adding more surveillance cameras and lights around city hall. >>> a 12-second video on social media has prompted a hate crime investigation in the city of modesto. veronica de la cruz shows us the apparent threat sent through snapchat. [ yelling, laughing and cursing ] [ gunshot ] >> reporter: a white student sent this to a black student at modesto central catholic high school. an attorney for the recipient's family said the video was received on march 25. but when school officials were alerted they took no immediate action. >> when the school knows for a fact that a threat has been made on a student's life and that there's guns involved and there's a noose and a direct threat is made, at that point, they should have acted in the best interests of all the students on campus. and they should have notified the police. >> reporter: that accusation had the school back pedaling a bit now that the video has been made public. the president of the school says the

you're talking mainly about the dai daily news, is t really is the voice of the city -- >> what is thee of the city saying today? >> i mean, that's -- but that is the media voice of the city. to my mind, the true voice of the city is those kids up in the bronx who wrote the letter saying why they were walking out on ted cruz. i read that on the way up on the subway. i just reread it today. it's this beautiful dignified reason. balanced kind of perfect letter they wrote. and that to me, that's the city of new york and that's the bronx preparatory college academy. i think hillary should have gotten off the train and gone in there, bernie should go there, cruz should go there, trump should definitely go there. >> what was the heart of the message? >> they were saying we've decided to, fourth period, we'll be walking out. this is not disrespect to you or to the school or to our guests. that we've considered the possible consequences and we're willing to accept them but we are passionate students and we feel compelled to act upon our ide ideals. and these are kids going to school in the bro

city tabloids. which one os the new york daily news front headlines yesterday welcoming ted cruz to new york city. was it, a, cruisin' for a brucin'? b, uninteres-ted. c. fuhgettaabou-ted, or, d, take the f-u train, ted? >> take f-u train, ted. >> i can't believe we made you say that. steve, what is the right answer? >> let's check last night's show. >> the headline at the top says, honey, how do we get out of the bronx? the big headline is take the f-u train, ted! for the record i take the f train all the time. i can verify there is an f train in new york city. as far as i know, though, i don't think there is a u train. >> yes, the delightful answer is d shereen is now two for two. >> you are a ringer, well done. shereen, do you want another ted cruz question, because you are demonstrably good at those or do you want a john kasich question? >> pick cruz. >> the answer to the john kasich question was all of the abovech here's the ted cruz question, during tuesday night's election coverage the donald trump campaign released a statement following trump's double digit loss if wisconsin to ted cruz. i