live in daily city, melanie woodrow, abc7 news. >> melanie, thank you. a richmond man working in his own garage was robbed and shot last night. it happened at 10:30 on the 3900 block of gately avenue. the police say man was shot once in his shoulder. they are looking to for two suspects wearing masks. the garage door was open when they approached and robbed him. after giving up some possessions, the victim chased the gun men and they fired at him. police say don't do that. >> there is nothing they're going to take worth risking your life. >> bottom line. they believe it was a crime of opportunity and they have few leads. they are asking anyone who may have seen something or have a security camera in that area to please give them a call. >>> pacifica police are looking for burglary suspects who hit five homes in a single day. it happened yesterday between 7:00 in the morning and 4:00 in the afternoon. the two suspects may have been driving this vehicle captured on surveillance camera. they hit homes on these streets. stanley avenue, two houses on view way

time we're going to be trying to see if there is anything related that we can find. >> reporter: daily city high school mourns a former classmate. in san francisco, melanie woodrow, abc7 news. >> a four-car accident in the east bay that happened just about an hour ago left one victim trapped in the wreckage. abc7 news was in martinez as rescue crews this iss alhambra avenue. extensive damage, pretty badly twisted up. crews had to close the lane and traffic is backed up in that area as you can understand. it is not known yet what caused this crash. >> a motorcyclist was killed this morning in a head-on crash in marin county. it happened just before 10:30 on highway 1 near olima. you can see chp officers marking the road. the chp says the motorcyclist was driving north when the bike crossed over the center line and collided with the truck. the motorcyclist died at the scene. [ inaudible ] the chp believes he was a 26-year-old san rafael man. the truck driver was not hurt. >> no cause yet on a fire in oakland homeless encampment. it is in west oakland under interstate 580. thousands pass over

downtown san francisco, 69 tomorrow. 60 for daily city. 86 san rafael. 87 in napa. the east bay tomorrow, 08 in oakland, 89 fremont. 94 in antioch and 92 in livermore. but the heat will retreat in the coming days. compare tomorrow into thursday. you can see the numbers. they're going to drop bigtime. so this heat is going to pull back to the coast, and then by thursday, we're all going to feel widespread cooling. so the seven-day forecast. hot on your monday. got the ac on the coast first on tuesday. then widespread cooling wednesday and thursday. down right cool for may on friday. one more day of hot temperatures inland and it cools off. >> so kate gets the first part of the week and i get the last part. nice. >> i get a good start to the week, at least. >> i'm willing to share. rick is sheer wihere with sport. >> with a win, the warriors can add vance for the third straight year. the spurs will likely not have leonard or david lee available for game four. mike shumann has more from the alamo city. >> reporter: warriors feeling good about themselves today in practi

about 61 that afternoon high in daily city. north bay, 50s right along the immediate coastline, away from the coast. you feel the warmth. 82 santa rosa. 83 napa. 82 vallejo. oakland tomorrow, 72. 75, free lamont. about 70 in hercules. 83 brentwood and 81 in livermore. future tracker temperatures. if you like the heat, it increases away from the coast on tuesday. inland, close to the 90s. mid and upper 80s what we'll top out on tuesday. don't get used it to. the accuweather seven-day forecast, although it's mild for the first two days, by wednesday the numbers drop and there you go, by thursday a chance of a morning spripgle in the north bay. but the bigger story, temperatures stay below average for the rest of next weekend. >> thanks, drew. a little bit of everything. >> a little bit of winning for the a's. wish we could say that for the giants. >> we'll take what we can get. last night it was the a's, adam rosales coming through in the ninth. today it was ryan healey's turn. these flock of sea gulls came looking for a snack an

afternoon sunshine. 58 with cloud cover in daily city. to the north bay, very comfortable, 75 sonoma. same in oakland and whand inland 70s an 80s name of the game. accuweather forecast we will show you tomorrow memorial day, clouds to sun. tuesday and wednesday, an energy towards the north bring us more in the way of cloud cover. cooler temperatures below average. we rebound really quickly. all indications by next weekend, sunny and nice and temperatures warming up above average for this time year. >> thank you, drew. don't know if you met our new sports guy. what's your name again? >> they call me chu. >> we see him on tv a lot. >> figured i had to come back one more time. >> indy 500 just that today, one of the most terrifying wrecks in the 101-year history in the event and the driver walked way. we will hear from him and the winner next in sports. ♪ the sun'll come out for people with heart failure, tomorrow is not a given. but entresto is a medicine that helps make more tomorrows possible. ♪ tomorrow, tomorrow... ♪ i love ya, tomorrow

i think sally and i were inducted into the daily city police. >> they were just wonderful. i just had to say hi to them. >> so much service from one family. >>> with the weather heating up as steve just reported, san francisco big park could get packed this weekend. and the big fines for people that don't clean up after themselves. quin was crazy about curls. but it took a twist of fate to find a high-end curler at such a head turning price. and that's the beauty of a store full of surprises. you never know what you're gonna find, but you know you're gonna love it. ♪ >>> if there's a rehabilitating song that you want to us play, go ahead and send it what is on your running play list? send to us by hatch tagging ktv on facebook, twitter or instagram. >>> what link dan has released the list of the top companies in the u.s. and a lot of them are in the bay area. number one google's alphabet and then amazon, facebook and sales force. and number five is uber then tesla and apple. and they look how many people apply for jobs and they looked at the number of user that's want to co

board updates on what may have led up to the train slipping from the tracks over the weekend in daily city. no one hurt, but two cars and a third rail damaged. >>> this morning, the tsa looks into accusation that tech executives in the bay area got secret airport codes. the codes apparently gave people access to restricted part of the airport. agency is investigating whether signature flight support gave tech executives who used their jets secret gate codes accessing them to a prooicivate hanger on airport property. they issued a statement, we can confirm there is an ongoing investigation by tsa that they continue to cooperate fully with. we expect a resolution in the near term. signature's top priority is safety and security of all over 200 global locations. >>> officials don't believe there's evidence that clients who have a secret gate code accessed any other part of the airport. >>> congressional candidate on the hot site, but it's not because of the race to the ballot box today. >> that's right. accused of body slamming a reporter. the new calls for an apology this morning, and how th

total number tomorrow, about 61 for daily city into the north bay. cool are on the coast. 81 in petaluma. about 81 in calistoga. lots of sunshine, 72 for oakland. 75 fremont. about 75 richmond. and inland warming but we're not too bad. not quite hot yet. 83 in pittsburgh. 84 and 81 that number in livermore. nice night to take in a ball game. a's a angels in town. 69 degrees, first pitch temperature, sunny skies. stars by the time the game is wrapping up. enjoy if you're headed there. >>> future tracker temperatures by tuesday, still increasing heat inland. into the 80s. 88 that number in con cord. 85 livermore. along coast that time of year. cooler, 62 half moon bay. 68 in san francisco. late wednesday into thursday. a week front may try to touch off a sprinkle and in the north bay. bigger story area wide ushering in cooler temperatures to finish off the week. we start off warm by friday it feels very cool compared to what we see tomorrow. next seven days, monday, sunny and warm. look at tuesday. that's the pick of the week. if you like warmth. then

downtown san francisco, mild. 74 downtown, 65 though in daily city, 75 for south san francisco.arm in the north bay, m 87 sonoma, 88 napa, 90 at afternoon high. east bay tomorrow, well above normal for this time of the year. 84 the afternoon high in oakland, 88 in fremont, 48 richmond, 82 for berkeley and inland once again going right back into the 90s tomorrow afternoon. hot and sunny, 93 in antioch, 49 san ramone, and 92 in livermore. remember this weekend, the uv index will be high, the sun is at it's strongest the next two months. slap on that sunscreen, the tee time, 10:00 in the morning to 4:00 in the afternoon. yes, you can still get tanned with sunscre forecast is hot not only tomorrow, going to be actually increase o degree or two into monday and then cooling against tuesday, well into wednesday, those numbers will drop by thursday and friday. it's going feel very cool for may and by saturday, they may rebound just a bit to more seasonable levels. we're going to go through a lot. >> 97 to 70. i've heard that forecast before. >> it was a basketball score. 96-7. >> yeah.

daily city, 58, belmont 66. san francisco, 58 along the ingle side and the embarcadero 62. if you are heading into the city still looking for something to do this could be the even for you. the kentucky derby party happening anywhere from 11 to 5:00 at the golden gate field. we have morning clouds but then we'll clear out to sunshine by the afternoon. and again mid 60s. let's get you back into the micro climate forecast up into the north bay. 69 for mill valley and sonoma, 71. i think the best chance of any scattered showers tomorrow would be up toward napa and sonoma valleys. you will see the chance is very low at this point. only about a 35% possibility. sunday, a 20% chance of a scattered shower. less wind. and we are tdry on the extended forecast throughout san francisco next week. sunday, 74 degrees, tuesday, 81 in the inland trivalley. >> if you want to know more about our number one rating by weather rate, head over to webb we and click on the weather link and you will see the article and a been new picture of our team. ready for the weekend, guys. >> well deserved o

downtown san francisco total sunshine, 67 about 61 that number in daily city, into the north bay 60s along the immediate coast line. warmth away from the coast. 82 santa rosa, 80 san rafael, 82 the number in vallejo, 83 in napa. 74 castro valley, 71 the number in berkeley and inland back into the 80s. 83 tomorrow afternoon in concord, 82 walnut creek, 81 livermore, and 83 brentwood. future tracker temperatures even warmer than that away from the coast on tuesday. tuesday you can see inland like concord, fairfield, antioch getting up into the 80s, santa rosa, san jose into the mid-'80s as well. but the summer like warmth is not going to last all that long. future weather showing you where we're tracking wednesday night into thursday, really weak front that is sliding by just to our north. could touch off a sprinkle in the north bay, but what it will do area wide, usher in cooler temperatures to finish off the week. so, the accuweather forecast sunday forecast, track that roller coaster ride in temperatures for you. monday sunny and warm, tuesday there is that pick of the week, it's mi

downtown san francisco, mild. 74 downtown, 65 though in daily city, 75 for south san francisco.arm in the north bay, m 87 sonoma, 88 napa, 90 at afternoon high. east bay tomorrow, well above normal for this time of the year. 84 the afternoon high in oakland, 88 in fremont, 48 richmond, 82 for berkeley and inland once again going right back into the 90s tomorrow afternoon. hot and sunny, 93 in antioch, 49 san ramone, and 92 in livermore. remember this weekend, the uv index will be high, the sun is at it's strongest the next two months. slap on that sunscreen, the tee time, 10:00 in the morning to 4:00 in the afternoon. yes, you can still get tanned with sunscreen on. forecast is hot not only tomorrow, going to be actually increase o degree or two into monday and then cooling against tuesday, well into wednesday, those numbers will drop by thursday and friday. it's going feel very cool for may and by saturday, they may rebound just a bit to more seasonable levels. we're going to go through a lot. >> 97 to 70. i've heard that forecast before. >> it was a basketball score. 96-7. >>

downtown san francisco total sunshine, 67 about 61 that number in daily city, into the north bay 60s along the immediate coast line. warmth away from the coast. 82 santa rosa, 80 san rafael, 82 the number in vallejo, napa. 74 castro valley, 71 the number in berkeley and inland back into the 80s. 83 tomorrow afternoon in concord, 82 walnut creek, 81 livermore, and 83 brentwood. future tracker temperatures even warmer than that away from the coast on tuesday. tuesday you can see inland like concord, fairfield, antioch getting up into the 80s, santa rosa, san jose into the mid-'80s as well. but the summer like warmth is not going to last all that long. future weather showing you where we're tracking wednesday night into thursday, really weak front that is sliding by just to our north. could touch off a sprinkle in the north bay, but what it will do area wide, usher in cooler temperatures to finish off the week. so, the accuweather forecast sunday forecast, track that roller coaster ride in temperatures for you. monday sunny and warm, tuesday there is that pick of the week, it's mild may

ray john jackson was a student at jefferson high school in daily city. police say the 15-year-old was shot while he and a 16-year-old passenger were driving in the city's sunset neighbor yesterday around afternoon. witnesses say they heard several gunshots. the passenger he was with was not hurt. police believe jackson was targeted but there is no word on any suspects. >>> a man accused of murder is due no court in martinez tomorrow. police say gregory prokopowitz shot and guild his girlfriend in walnut creek last week. he then got into a standoff. he is your surrendered to police after 19 hours. >>> tonight the community is rallying around the team that suffered a financial blow when the snack shack was burned down. the baseball team's shack hosted concessi concessions. the firefighters say the fire is suspicious because it started outside the door. t >> i hit the emotion sit for a couple of minutes, then i started looking to the future and how can we rebuild it. how can we let these people know we are better. >> the principal told us surveillance camera

peninsula, 10 degree spread in temperatures palo alto at 71 to daily city at 61. car thormt changes fast on the friday forecast for if you're traveling on highway 10. san francisco as cool as 59 in the outer sunset. north bay 69 expected in novato. extended for example in san francisco cool 60s through the extended and storm-free weather. now if you're headed into san francisco this upcoming weekend on sunday for are the carnival parade, 9:30 in the morning take the jacket. the best news for this huge event is we will get sunshine in here by the afternoon. the entire valley forecast we talked about the warm up not too hot but as warm as 80 sunday. he remember memory rlial 82 and sno 100s in the seven day processes looks like back to where we shall. we've had so many extremes that is looks pretty stable in the extended. >> we like the stability. >> thanks jeff. >>> coming up at 5:00 outcry over a fruit surrender's arrest. that that leads to even deeper investigation. the more serious crime, deputies are now looking into. 12-years after dropping-out of harvard, face

through the peninsula, ten-degree difference from palo alto, at 71, to daily city at 61. san francisco also expecting primarily 60s. but if you are heading to the outer sunset, our usual cool spot here, just 59. along the embarcadero, 62. in the north bay we'll go up to 69 in novato. and pushing into 71 degrees for napa. on the extended forecast in san francisco, fairly typical weather. temperatures in the low 60s here over the next seven days. no storm system coming our way. if you are already look right toward memorial day and a way to comember rate our veterans look no further. head out to the presidio. they are going to have a parade. you need a jacket in the morning. afternoon hours, sunshine building back in. temperatures are going to be headed up as we get to mohamed weekend. don't worry, not too hot. sunday, 80 degrees, memorial day, 84. moore sun returns by next thursday. this is the forecast everybody has been looking for for the past several yooeks. we have gone from the 60s to 100s, back to 60s. and 100s. this is nice and i believe stale i see two smiling face

you don't like it too warm go to daily city. 66 degrees.n san francisco in the north bay upper 80s around napa, certainly sun screen waernl weather in the east bay. on saturday temperatures will come up. we'll see warm to hot conditions inland but enough of a breeze blowing near the coast it's not going to get too hot. this is the summer time pattern. 60s coast on sunday. low to mid 90s inland. very similar sunday. monday as well temperatures near the coast will be in the 60s. for beta breakers it could not be better. look at this. 55 degrees. sheltered from the heat. 8:00 nothing but sunshine low to mid 60s. good idea to download the accuweather app. just go to the app store. forecast mid 60s. low 90s tomorrow. early next week low to mid 90 sds midland. patches of fog saturday and sunday and a lot more fog tuesday through thursday which will help to drive those temperatures down closer to average inland than what we're about to see which is well above normal. >> we'll probably want that by then. >> celebrating the life of harvey milk somet

daily city 64 with fog. 72 in downtown san francisco. 82 in oakland. inland it's going to be cooking, the 94 in antioch. low to upper 50s as the race gets under way. there will be low clouds around. at 10:00 a.m. it's milder but 60 degrees. hot, hot, hot for the weekend. mid 90s inland. 60s coast side. as you look at monday it will remain hot 30 degree spread from coast to inland that spread will narrow heading towards stationhouse. tuesday. it's going to be good. >> all right thanks. >>> almost home. a cat's remarkable journey from halfway across the country back to california. >> great story and in honor of asian american pacific heritage month celebrating women where you live. the woman on the right is san jose high school winner of art competition for her district. pictured here with congress women food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. i see you, fee, played by legendary actress anjelica huston. you got me, mark. we just want fast internet for one, simple rate. for all the streamin

the 15-year-old boy that was shot and killed yesterday was a student at jefferson high school in daily city. rajon jacks left the school in the fall. it was unclear if he was attending somewhere else. >> todd: a. >> reporter: a family member the had this picture of the young boy who was shot and killed yesterday. he was a student at jackson until this fall. >> it's a tragic event for young people trying to understand why this happened to someone they know and why it continues to be happening in our communities. why young people are taking each other's livers >> jackson was driving this white pontiac. he died at a near by hospital where his family gathered outside the er. >> it doesn't make sense. no answer for it. >> sunset district neighbors are confused and police are following up on a lead. >> there's a talk of following up on that vehicle so we're going to see if there's anything we can find. >> while the class mates mourn, in san francisco, abc 7 news. >>> uc berkeley agree to pay part of the cost for ann coulter's nonappearance. the police agency provided security at last week's free

low 70s daily city. pacifica half-moon bay.d the heat, go to the coast or the hills. the weekend looks nice with dry conditions, mostly sunny skies, 30s and low 40s to start the morning. low 60s expected for the afternoon. in the extended forecast, if you enjoy this kind of weather, it's on. because we'll see a near repeat for tomorrow. monday, we begin to see subtle changes work their way into the bay area. fog becomes a little bit thicker. on shore breeze becomes stronger. but in ernest, it doesn't happen until tuesday into wednesday. a bigger cool down. >> we'll enjoy the hot stuff this weekend. thanks rosemary. >>> an inspiring story of a man meet an east bay college student. >>> who turns what could be a devastating diagnosis into a driving force and he's following his dream. more on that coming up. >>> also work from home no more. the message ibm is sending employees after pioneering the concept of working from home. backlash against the company looking to build the border wall. >> prompting companies to boycott any compa

highs only in the 50s for daily city, into half moon bay, same for downtown san francisco, monday and tuesday. the cool of the days of the week. close to 70 in napa. so watch these wind speeds tomorrow night. wind speeds picking up 20 to 25 miles per hour. so widespread wind at times as we take you all the way through tuesday night, but in terms of rainfall, maybe not so much. monday starts off partly cloudy conditions and monday night, winds pick up. tuesday morning, a chance of showers highest for the north and east bay as this weather system dives a little bit more over the sierra. instead of down the coast, unlike previous systems. so tuesday night, showers beginning to leave the south bay and rapid clearing for wednesday morning as that low moves out mid week, we'll see temperatures rebounding as high pressure builds, temperatures will be taking a big-time jump, about 20 to 25 degrees warmer, even around san francisco. so how this will play out in the seven-day forecast. coolest days, next couple of days. chance of showers. air that's still cold enough for sierra snow showers, cl

after yesterday's derailment, 2 cars in the middle of a 9-car train jumped the track as leaving the daily city station, none of the passengers were hurt. there was damage to the track and train. bart still looking for the cause, but they suspect it was caused by the driver. >>> a train had a accident of its own this afternoon, the light rail vehicle t-boned a car near church and jersey, just a couple of hours ago. mta telling us the driver of the car blew a stop sign, fortunately no one was hurt. >>> taking a look now as you can see, live at sfo, delays have been running 30-90 minutes all day, that is due to on going runway work . it is the 5th weekend closure for runway, 28l. which is used primarily for arrivals. the work should be finished early next month. >>> still, no sign today of a boater who fell into the waters near the pittsburgh marina yesterday and as hours passed, family membererize fearing the worse. the man was with another adult and two children when the boat capsized off brown's island. >> we found that as the search continued on that three boaters were found to be safe, they

60s to about 70s a look at breezy winds throughout the afternoon, it's brightening up here. 67 in daily citywe are headed to the forth bay. 67 in san leandro. you head inland, 73 in concord. you will notice the warm-up is right if queue with the holiday weekend. we start june into thursday. well, that's where we will warm up. >> a pleasant weekend. lisa, thank you. >>> hey 1 which goes through the town of big sur remains closed due to damage of recent storms. shop area owners want people to know big sur is still opened for business. >> reporter: at the big sur river end there are plenty of rooms to be reserved. it should be one of the busiest weekends of the year. >> there is still a big sur experience available. the drive is fantastic. the views along the coast are second to none. >> reporter: recent storms have left many wondering when they will be able to catch out a break. catch this video at mud creek between gorda and san simeone last saturday cutting off access to portions of big sur to the south. despite this, businesses in big sur are still opened and shops on the northern end of to

we're following breaking news now at for the frontsen right along the coast on the san francisco daily city border. nbc sky ranger overhead a hang gliding rescue happening within the last five or ten minutes. you can see a lot of -- authorities there first responders on hand. video just a few minutes ago. you can see the hang glider literally being rescued now again in for the frontsen a popular spot for hang gliders along the coast a beautiful day but looks like this junk man got in some sort of trouble being rescued about ten minutes ago. we did see him also from the vantage point of the nbc chopper he was rescued safely was able to get to safety. again a successful clifr rescue at for the frontsen at this hour. >>> it has happened again. another airport confrontation. this time a. man a vidoetaped in rurm new orleans over the weekend he said a ticket agent retaliated against him because he was record wg the cell phone. the retaliation she cancelled his trip home to sfo. consumer investigator chris chmura has the video and also chris another apology from united. >> that's right jessica go

peninsula down to 65 in belmont pmt colder 56 in daily city.francisco 59 along the embarcadero. and up towards the north bay we have 68 in sonoma and 64 more paint reyes on the extended forecast 10 onto 20-mile-per-hour winds. great news for plans with mom. dry on sunday and then spotty spours returning tuesday and wednesday. .05 to .15 an inch. interior valley forecast is below average temperatures through next tuesday then maybe back up tos 78 by next thursday. my confidence is low on the rain chance next week based on what we're seeing happening. we'll see what happens the next couple days thanks for the update yef. >> well he was a hero during the giants world series in 2010 now diody ross is back. colin resch joins us from the ball park. road trip... >>> okay the giants are back home tonight after a -- a forgotten nine game road trip. exclusive look from the ball park game the last place giants hold motivating the red maybe a turn around beginning tonight at the ball park think back to the band of miss fits back in 2010 the world series co

family members say jackson played youth football with the daily city stars and loved to play all kindsts. he was very close to his younger sister and they add they forgive his killer. >> we forgive him. we hold no bitter feelings. >> no arrests have been made. ktvu has been told the shooting suspect and reajon jackson came in contact with each other before the shooting near the beach. >>> new crime statistics show improvements in some areas but disturbing spikes in others. overall violent crime dropped by nearly 8% in 2016. auto thefts were down by more than 20%. property crimes more than 10%. here are the troubling numbers. gun violence was up. there were 58 homicides last year compared to 53 in 2015. 40 of the killings were by guns. the number of people shot and wounded jumped by more than 25% from 183 to 228 last year. >>> today several law enforcement agencies across the bay area held their memorial to remember fallen officers killed in the line of duty. this was the scene. a solemn ceremony honored the department's 53 fallen officers and their families. the names of officers and e

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he was a tenth grader at jefferson high school in daily city. they zajac son was shot while driving this car yesterday. there you see it there. his 16-year-old passenger wasn't hurt. no suspects have been identified. abc7 news reporter melanie woodrow has reaction from school officials coming up at 5:00. >> closing arguments started today in the capital murder trial of antonin garcia torres. theye 2 kidnapping and killing sierra lamar five years ago. >> she was 15-year-old at the time. abc7 news reporter david louie has been in court all day. he's live at the hall of justice in san jose. david. >> reporter: alma and larry, all the evidence has been presented. all of the testimony has been heard. on friday, the jury is expected to start deliberating whether or not antolin garcia torres is guilty of killing sierra lamar or not. but today and tomorrow his closing arguments, a process that is sometimes painfully tearful as they review all the details of the case. this is the opportunity for the two sides in this ce to sort through the testimony and

. >> margaret from daily city asked, am i responsible for a medical bill if i was unaware the doctornetwork and i did not give consent in >> i have to tell you, this is a common problem, i hear this a lot. there are actually systems in place to deal with this. you may or may not win, but since you did not give consent to an out of network doctor at an in-network facility, you should file a grievance with your health provider. tell them you should not be responsible for the extra costs. now, if that doesn't work, contact the california department of managed health care. you may or may not win, but that's how you go about it. >>> now, if you have a question for me, you can record your ten to 15-second question and then share it on social media using the ##askfinney. you can will reach me through facebook and abc7news.com. >> okay, and you have free stuff coming at 5:00. >> yeah, we have some cool stuff. >> yours are cool stuff. >> really cool stuff. don't miss it. food, there's food. for those who are willing to wait. >> oh, interesting. >> but they're fun right away. >> okay. now, a l

upper 50s along the coast for daily city, stinson beach pets lieu ma, and a bit higher up and to the north. we are looking at temperatures in the mid-60s for most. a look now at the extended forecast shows that we stay on the cool side for the next couple of days, mother's day, a few more clouds in the forecast, and we stay a bit cloudy, the rain holds off until likely tuesday where we see our next shot of showers, and then temperatures start to warm and we see plenty of sunshine by the end of the week. >>> well, still ahead, meet our pet of the week, and find out how you can help make beaver a part of your family. you got teenage girls at home, they might want him. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, of a new home. joining us now with more on >>> welcome back. time now for our pet of the week. joining us today is bieber in need of a new home. i asked bieber as in justin, yeah, that's what somebody named him. kristen huff is here to tell us about bieber and some special events you have right now. i want to start off with bieber is a senior. do we know how old bieber is. >> bieber i

justin from daily city who asks, how do i get credit cards? >> yes, indeedy. already thinking about credit card. you're our kind of guy at 7 on your side. your age, i have some bad news. no credit card company will issue you a card. you may be asking yourself why. you're too young to legally sign a contract so they have no way to get the money from you if you just refuse to pay. however, i have a work around. have your parents add you to their credit card account as an authorized user. most card companies are cool with an under aged kid getting the card. most parents, however, are not. good luck pulling that one off. >> he's going to be the cool est kid going to mcdonald's. take the card. exactly. nan asks on twitter, where can i get a free mri? can you get a free mri? >> mris are expensive here in the bay area. you can pay a thousand dollars or more depending on exactly what kind you get. there are no free mris i'm aware of anywhere, but you can find a discounted mri by going to a special website called save on medical.com. you choose which mri service you ne

woodside, 84 san mateo, 86 san bruno and san francisco, partly cloudy skies, upper 60s to low 70s for daily city pacifica into half moon bay. tuesday we begin a cooling trend and temperatures drop off wednesday into thursday, low 60s at the coast, mid- to upper 60s around the bay and by thursday low 70s in the forecast, the afternoon high for our inland communities. >> looks good. thanks, rosemary. >>> bart says it's working on a safety system that's had problems. we'll tell you how widespread the problem is and what the agency is doing to keep passengers out of the dark during an emergency. >> and the good news from the state about local jobless rates. stay with us. have assembled. spider-man... black widow... captain america... and eddie? so, what's the plan? breaking out the guardians, pal. come celebrate the all-new guardians of the galaxy-mission: breakout! during the summer of heroes, only at disneyland resort. hero up! >>> santa rosa search for two armed suspects in the southern part of the city several hours last night after a pursuit. police tried to make a traffic stop on a car reporte

and the very practical, real, daily questions of whether sanctuary city policies do or don't create safer, more prosperous communities. so with apologies to all of the panelists, i'm going to give only very brief introductions to each of them and direct your attention to the full biographies that are in your materials. i'm going to introduce the speakers in the order in which we intend to proceed this morning. first, to my immediate left, michelle wozlin, senior research policy analyst for the american immigration council. and in her role there she focuses primarily on high skilled immigration and enforcement issues. to michelle's left, paramitha shaw, associate director of the national immigration project of the national lawyers guild. next, betsy cavendish, the general counsel to d.c. mayor muriel bowser. and then to betsy's immediate left, tom manger, the chief of police for the montgomery county police department and also, interestingly, the president of the major cities chiefs association. so we're looking for him to wear a couple of hats in this program too. to tom's left, chad mize

the philippine daily inquirer shows families fleeing the city of marawi, after terrorists and government forces clashed. president rodrigo duterte says martial law could be imposed across the whole country, while the army fights islamist militants. thousands risk their lives in unsafe vessels to cross the mediterranean sea, seeking a better life in europe. well, the new york times features a story about how money matters — with some migrants paying a high price to travel in style onboard luxury boats. and finally — a win for manchester united that means more than most. the city's golden boys beat ajax to win the europa league final 2—nil. the game was an emotional victory in a week where manchester's been rocked by terrorism. that's in the independent. with us is iain anderson — founder of the international communications agency cicero group. lovely to see you. let's start with the telegraph and that photograph seenin the telegraph and that photograph seen in lots of players. westminster, changing of the guard. it is always a rather chilling picture in the uk to see troops on the streets

the philippine daily inquirer shows families fleeing the city of marawi, after terrorists and governmentuld be imposed across the whole country, while the army fights islamist militants. thousands risk their lives in unsafe vessels to cross the mediterranean sea, seeking a better life in europe. well, the new york times features a story about how money matters — with some migrants paying a high price to travel in style

newspapers covered his trial daily right here in city hall, and the philadelphia inquirer's publisher paid him for his confession, a total of 27 murders he claimed. as holmes sat in the moyamensing prison, now the site of this south philly acme on passyunk, lake says, "eager crowds gathered just to be near the execution. matt: this was the crime of the century as far as everybody here was concerned. george: but as soon as the hanging was over, news stories swirled, questioning whether he might still be alive. matt: maybe he faked his death. george: and that theory is where holmes' story is being dug up again, more than 100 years later, in the holy cross cemetery in yeadon, where his family wants to know if he was actually buried in a block of cement in an unmarked grave. the nbc10 investigators discovered this petition to exhume holmes' body, filed by his great-grandchildren and signed by a judge in march. it says, "family lore indicates that holmes managed to escape through some subterfuge, and that someone else was hanged and buried at the gravesite. the university of pennsylvania a

the former home of the inquirer and daily news. the city was to move the department to a building it spent millions on in north philadelphia and now they said they reviewed the location and decided this one would be better. >> 400 north broad is will be headquarters for the philadelphia police, a reversal by the nutter administration to move it to 4601 market in west philadelphia into the former provident mutual insurance building. why north broad? officials say it makes more sense. >> we get 100,000 additional square feet in this building allowing us to corporate nor facilities. >> the sixth and ninth police districts will move here and fire and police districts will unify and the medical examiners office and toxicology lab will be housed here instead of various buildings around the city. >> the ability to have a central location -- >> the city already spent millions on the rehab of the other location. >> that needs to be done as the city did own the property to keep the property weather tight so it would not deteriorate or get water damag

so here i am, like so many people in this city, grooving through my daily existence, listening to musictely free. now i'm not talking about piracy. in china, technology do giants operate platforms which offer a huge amount of music, all com pletely a huge amount of music, all completely free. so why would i pay for it? well, little by little, 10 cents is trying to win its customers —— wean its customers off free music. the extent to which it is ultimately successful in this endeavour is going to be crucial for universal music which has just signed on with the company to have its product delivered by their platforms in china. to get on board asa platforms in china. to get on board as a paying customer is not what of money. only a couple of dollars a month. but our people willing to pa rt month. but our people willing to part with our hard earned cash for better access to music? universal signed this deal with tencent knowing that it has 15 million subscribers. more significantly, it also knows that tencent has hundreds of millions of active users each month waiting to become paying custo

atlantic city breaking a daily rainfall record. storm scan 3 showing us quiet conditions, clouds still in place and we do have moisture off to our south and west in association. there's quite a bit every uncertainty with the timing of the rainfall and who has the best chance to see some of that rain. visibility is right now reduced because of that surface moisture. it's down bh a mile in millville. throughout the overnight period we will see sometimes of mist otherwise cloudy conditions and temperatures not falling off too much only back to 60 degrees and tomorrow we'll get a little bit closer to average at 72. mostly cloudy conditions, showers likely to redevelop especially south and east of the city. the cloud cover today, that rain falling and that easterly wind, our temperatures were really held back. 66 degrees in philly today, that's 10 degrees below our normal of 76. temperatures still close to the high temperature with clouds in place conversely prevents temperatures from dropping too quickly. we're at 64 degrees at millvil

atlantic city breaking a daily rainfall record. storm scan 3 showing us quiet conditions, clouds still in place and we do have moisture off to our south and west in association. there's quite a bit every uncertainty with the timing of the rainfall and who has the best chance to see some of that rain. visibility is right now reduced because of that surface moisture. it's down bh a mile in millville. throughout the overnight period we will see sometimes of mist otherwise cloudy conditions and temperatures not falling off too much only back to 60 degrees and tomorrow we'll get a little bit closer to average at 72. mostly cloudy conditions, showers likely to redevelop especially south and east of the city. the cloud cover today, that rain falling and that easterly wind, our temperatures were really held back. 66 degrees in philly today, that's 10 degrees below our normal of 76. temperatures still close to the high temperature with clouds in place conversely prevents temperatures from dropping too quickly. we're at 64 degrees at millvil

city of rome? what is changed about daily life in rome? the city is extremely well-guarded, tightly locked down.re several so-called red zones that are hyper -- with hyper security. given the manchester bombing, security will be stepped up even further. almost in al be lockdown mode. >> i read about plans for protests. what are you hearing about where those might take place and if they will question mark >> so far we are not hearing anything about protesters, certainly the way security has been arranged. even if they're protesters there won't -- they won't get anywhere near president trump or's family . they will get anywhere near ivanka trump. >> kind of stay up late with us. think you very much. us from our bureau in rome. let's check markets. look at drug maker us with the latest budget proposal out from the trump administration, which does not include any kind of clamp down on drug pricing, something part of rhetoric on both candidates during the campaign, and the president trump has talked about since he is taking office as well. not seeing much movement in the drugmakers overall. i earlier

. >> san francisco goes city hall. >> daily blog, a's zeroing in on two places.aney college is the preferred choice with the coliseum is as a distant third. magazine reports they conducted polls asking residents about delaney locations they will announce the site later this season and when they do we will pop champagne in their honor. when i pop champagne, i pull out a saber and you can hack it off. is this you? >> yes. >> nasty. >> you get on that so maybe next time. >> i thought i took her eye out, but guess i did okay. >> is this a typical saturday? >> must be nice. >> we are in baseball season. >> he won't tell me his address. >> i will bring the saber in. >> have a great rest of your thursday lill she pretty much lr favorite princess dress. but once a week i let her play sheriff so i can wash it. i use tide to get out those week old stains and downy to get it fresh and soft. you are free to go. tide and downy together. tand, our adulte children are here. so, we save by using tide. which means we use less. three generations of clothes cleaned in one wash. tho

daily. within the city and also commuting into the city. honestly, i'm not sure i'm if metro can't keep us safe,.- i'm going to drive to work or i'm going to find some other means of cabbing around time. >> so far metro police haven't released any information pow possible suspect. >> the man accused of shoplifting and then stabbing and killing a security guard at a burlington coat factory in woodbridge will be in court today. jarrel kingsbury faces a judge for a preliminary hearing. kingsbury charged with murder. >> a former substitute teacher and youth basketball coach in maryland due in court this morning charges. authorities say christopher spikes had disturbing videos and images. he worked at bradbury heights elementary and south county sports academy. >> when students at crofton middle school go to class they'll be greeted with words of kindness. earlier business week police arrestd two men for hanging a analysis outside of the school. yesterday dozens of people showed up to the event chalk the walk. people wrote supportive and positiv

city. there will be daily special, as well as weekly happy hour specials as well. many tonight were there, enjoying some great food and drink as well, as, the weather nice evening. >>> an update on the location of the shark it seemed everyone is talking about. >> mary lee has pinged again and still on the jersey shore. 16-foot great white surfaced just before 11:00 just off the coast of brigantine, appearing to continue her swim north. the 3500-pound female last pin ged off wildwood several days ago. no update on the juvenile, great white, sysco who last surfaced near mouth of the delaware bay near cape may. >>> and check out this bird perched in the poconos. that is a red tail hawk, resting comfortably right in front of our sky scan at jack frost big boulder. hawk hung out there for 10 minutes before it flew off. >> it is beautiful, isn't it great looking animal. >> when i go hiking with my dog, i have to watch out for c hi. >> because they will snatch him up. >> yes. >> yes. >> st. joes fans will love it, the hawk will never die. yes, indeed. >> beautiful day for

this latest shooting fuels the fiery debate about chicago's daily deadly violence with city leaders andolice pleading for stronger prosecution and gun laws and repeat gun offenders. >> i'm willing to stake my reputation today on the fact that the individuals that perpetrated this act against our police are probably known gang members an probably repeat gun offenders. >> jon, these people that fired at the officers are at large. this is developing story and we'll keep you updated. >> jon: thanks, matt. one of the biggest and most powerful warships in the world and joined the u.s. nail i have on this day in history. i no longer live with the uncertainties of hep c. wondering, what if? i let go of all those feelings. because i am cured with harvoni. harvoni is a revolutionary treatment for the most common type of chronic hepatitis c. it's been prescribed to more than a quarter million people. and is proven to cure up to 99% of patients who have had no prior treatment with 12 weeks. certain patients can be cured with just 8 weeks of harvoni. before starting harvoni, your doctor will test to

that rain has already started and because of that, take a look. 19 cities broke daily rainfall recordsoss portions of the northeast and the mid-atlantic. but we've been talking about the flood threat over towards the midwest, and it's not over just yet. the rain itself may be dying down, but we're still going to be dealing with flood impacts from a lot of the rivers that are here because that's a delayed impact. still 27 rivers currently at major flood stage. cities like st. louis cresting today, but other locations along the mississippi river, especially around memphis, guys, aren't going to crest until next week. stick with us. more right after the break. new roundup for lawns has arrived to put unwelcome lawn weeds to rest. so draw the line. roundup for lawns is formulated to kill lawn weeds to the root without harming a single blade of grass. draw the line with roundup for lawns. without harming a single blade of grass. ♪ experience the first-ever 471-horsepower lexus lc 500 or the multistage hybrid lc 500h. experience amazing. what in real time?stomer insights from the data wait,

city. average daily visitors and apri. it is an extreme the busy time of day. this call came into the fdny. the nypd cleared the entire area, 43rd street and seventh avenue, just outside the nasdaq, the financial trading market which is located right there. the area has been cleared, it has been secured for now. they're going through the vehicle. the driver reportedly in custod custody. a situation that has been unfolding for quite some time now. we will continue to monitor the situation and bring you the breaking news as we have it. thank you for joining us on fox news channel. "happening now" begins right no now. >> jon: fox news alert, we are following the chaotic scene in new york where a car plowed into a crowd of pedestrians, at least one person has died, we are told 13 people are injured. our david lee miller is live in times square, steve rogers is on the phone, former member of the fbi joint terrorism task force and julie banderas here with me in the studio has been in contact with a great number of nypd officers who know precisely what happen here. >>

. >> i its going to change ththe nature of our culture, our cities, and how we go about our daily lives. >> in earth's history, there have been five mass extinction events. the last of which occurred 65 million years ago. >> there was a mass extinction from an enormous media or, asteroid thahahit the earth t tt cocost tremendous debris to go p into the atmosphere and cooled the planet for a long time. >> half of all species went extinct, including the dinosaurs. the rate of species loss today is on par with that event, and is by far and away the highest rate of species loss since humans have been around. their rate of species loss today is probably at least 100 times that which occurred before humans were around. for many groups of species, the rate is near to 1000. mass extinction is caused by one species -- man. >> we are on pace to lose 50% of species b by 2100, l largely duo habitat loss anand climate chan. >> the major danger is habitatt destruction. each s species has very speciail habitat requirements. once you destroy those, you destroy the species. >> we are cutting down our ra