: daly city police were out here again today. they say there was actually an altercation first. one woman started to shoot some video then the whole thing escalated. she grabbed her kids and ran. lee brought his kids to a birthday party today, surprised to learn there was a shooting last night. >> we don't feel fearful at all, if we did, we wouldn't be here. >> shots fired inside the classic bowling center. >> reporter: daly city police say a man who was over 30 years old had been shot. he was taken to sf general hospital in critical condition. >> initial reports were some type of altercation, and we're looking into all aspects of that. >> reporter: this is video shared with us by a woman who says she was there for a family outing. when suddenly the music stopped and so did the party lights. she says she didn't see who fired but said it was not crowded. she left quickly. police say they worked through the night following leads and believe the shooting was isolated. >> we have had incidents at the bowling alley before. having a sh

we have reached out to the daly city police department.far no word on any arrests or what may have led up to the gunfire. >>> it was a close call for four people on board a sailboat that ran aground last night. >> reporter: allie rasmus is live and learned how one good samaritan helped the people off of the boat and on to the sand safely. >> reporter: good morning. the sailboat is still stuck in the sand here. it has become a public spectacle with a lot of people with their cameras, walking their dogs, checking it out, seeing it awkwardly tilted and stuck in the sand. it was low tide when we got here at 6:00 in the morning so there was no water crashing into it. now it has changed. not certain if that will change the timeline or the process forgetting the boat out of the water now that it is in the water once again. high tide rear told is around 11:00 this morning. also a spectacle if you look directly to the right of the boat is a pacifica police vehicle that responded to this boat getting grounded last night. and the car got stuck in sof

jean elle is live in daly city with this growing effort to stop her from getting out of prison, jean. >> reporter: jessica, people who are affected by the murder of those three little girls are reliving those painful memories. they're speaking up because the murderer may be released from prison, and they want to make sure that doesn't happen. 7-year-old antoinette, 3-year-old angelique, and 2-year-old alexandra. three little girls murdered in this daly city home by their mother, megan haag, 20 years ago. >> they would scare me. when they'd turn around, they would say, i love you, and then they would hug me. these are the little angels that didn't get a chance to grow up. >> reporter: the girls' aunt and several other extended family members are talking about the painful chapter in their lives because the state board of parole hearings is recommending haag for parole, a move many oppose. >> every last one of them are against it. every last one. i don't see where she needs to come out. >> reporter: haag was sentenced to 25 years to life after the young mother suffocated her daughters. i

in daly city, leigh martinez, fox 2 news. >> three separate deadly crashes in the bay area. they took place in pleasanton just before noon. one person was killed on the northbound stoneridge drive on braff -- offramp. a black sedan crashed on interstate 80. officer found the victim in the roadway. all southbound lanes of 280 near highway 87 were closed at 11 o'clock and they reopened two hours later. in the east bay, around four this morning, a volkswagen crashed near all of the political # boulevard in walnut creek. a portion of the freeway was locked off. the scene was cleared by 6 am. >>>>> close call for four people on board a sailboat. how a good samaritan helped one of the people on board to safety -- >> reporter: a sailboat with the waves crashing around it. the unusual sight this morning drew curious onlookers to stare and snap pictures and even inspired this artist from san francisco to capture the image on canvas. >> you see something different, usually it is boats that are set abnormally. is a challenge though. it is a different view. different perspective. >> fou

(philippe) daly city police lockdown the crime scene... mateo county sheriff forensic investigators document and collect evidence... their focus -- this green home on the 500-block of gellert boulevard... where a man was shot in the leg overnight. neighbor/annonymous- "i heard some very fast firing sound. i thought it was firecracker in the beginning, but then you know this morning -- i found out it was actually gunshots." this neighbor says he works late and was in the shower when he heard the shots fired at around 12-30 in the morning. police say investigators found shellcasings outside this home... and, that the people inside it were uncooperative. a sergeant says a man was treated at san mateo general hospital for a gunshot wound. he was placed under arrest after he was released.neighbor/anno nymous- "give our, you know, our mobile society, right, i mean, you can have thugs that live in other bad areas that just come over here, right. so, you can't really control that. hopefully, that's just a random event." eventually, police used a s

amberley is life in daly city with my relatives and prosecutors say the mother is a danger to others and should not be released. >> reporter: we spoke with family members and law enforcement outside of city hall. they are asking the public to write letters to the governor to ask him to deny parole. >> they love to hug and kiss. they were friendly to everyone. >> reporter: that is her three nieces. antoinette martin, angelique roberts and alexander hogue. the three sisters were found dead in their daly city home in march 1998. -- in march 1998. the mother, megan hope was convicted of killing them. >> the pain that we feel and the pain we felt 20 years ago. the pain is unimaginable. >> reporter: the pain is compounded by the prison review boards decision earlier this month to parole her from prison. prosecutors are joining the families fight to keep her behind bars. they say what she did to her children was premeditated and vicious. >> she taped their mouths and hands and feet. she smothered them one by one by one. >> reporter: at the time of for trial in 1999, her defense attorney said

in daly city, sara stinson, kron 4 news.") (j.r.) (j.r.)was a very wet afternoon in one section of the south bay sunday. an suv crashed into a fire hydrant which led to flooding on walsh avenue in santa clara near northwestern parkway. these pictures were taken by the santa clara fire department. you can see it was quite the mess. fortunately no major injuries were reported. the water was eventually turned off. it's still unclear what caused the driver to crash into the fire hydrant. several small earthquakes rattled the east bay today. they shook danville. and according to the u.s. geological survey, two were 3.0 magnitude. kron 4's michelle kingston was in downtown danville to gage peoples thoughts on all the shaking. (mk)michelle kingston, @mkingstonnews"most people say it's just part of living here in california, but they've been feeling quite a few of these small quakes lately, never knowing if a big one is going to strike."susan snyder, danville"at this point, i'm so used to it that it doesn't even phase me."doug lauer, danville"it ju

(grant) kron 4s' ella sogomonian is live in daly city at city hall where they held a press conference with the district attorney today. ella why do they think she should be locked up? daly city woman megan hogg taped the mouths and feet of her 7, 3, and 2 year old daughters before she smothered them to death back in 1998.she was convicted of first degree premeditated murder and sentenced to 25 years to life in prison.twenty years later the family of the little girls stood at the steps of city hall on friday - pleading to governor jerry brown to keep her there.sot: damali ross, victims' aunt// "and now we have to deal with the fact that she has been paroled. and it's like ripping the band aid of a wound that never healed." hogg was allowed her first parole hearing this month when two members of the parole board agreed to let her out 5 years early.meanwhile the victims' family along with the san mateo county district attorney and his staff say they were sure she would be locked up for life.sot: sean ghallager, prosecutor// "sot: damali ross, victims' aunt// "we can't understand how that

we've got daly city. lpga's hill second-round. carrying the one-shot lead into the weekend. 567 today. nine under total. i will be back in half an hour speaking of golf with the story of girl power. on the golf links. you will love it. >>> coming up in the next half hour, the president claiming a victory in the russia probe. the house finds no evidence of collusion. will he fire the special prosecutor? we learn about a special grassroots push to mobilize around robert mueller. the plans for thousands to hit the streets.>>> tom brokaw says he was ambushed. he rails against the woman accusing him of sexual harassment.>>> his accuser has recanted her story. we learned that the legal trouble may not be over for linebacker ruben foster. a report on its russia probe >> you are watching kpix5 news. >>> a congressional panel has released a report on the russia probe. the house intelligence committee led by republicans says they found no evidence of the 2016 trump campaign collusion with russia. report says that they demonstrated poor judg

to release a mother convicted of killing her three children.kron 4s' ella sogomonian is live in daly city at city hall where they held a press conference today with the district attorney.ella why do they think she should stay in prison?live the family believes they have evidence the mother hasn't worked through her issues and has no remorse for killing her kids so if released she could be a risk to society.pkg daly city woman megan hogg was convicted of first degree premeditated murder and sentenced to 25 years to life in prison.she was accused of taping the mouths and feet of her 7, 3, and 2 year old daughters before she smothered them to death back in 1998.twenty years later the family of the little girls stood at the steps of city hall friday - urging governor jerry brown not let her out.sot: damali ross, victims' aunt// " the pain that we feel and the pain that we carried for the last twenty years is unimaginable." hogg was allowed her first parole hearing this month when two members of the parole board agreed to let her out 5 years early.meanwhile the victims' family along with the s

(áásaraáá)live in daly city, sara stinson, kron 4 news. ( marty ) thanks sara. check back with you through out the morning. ( marty )a forensic psychologist is helping shed light on what may have motivated the golden state killer. kron 4's hermela aregawi spoke to an expert who specializes in sexually violent crimes. into the mind of a serial rapist and killer..a forensic psychologist gives us an inside look at - what may have motivated the golden state killer. dr, charles flinton... an expert in sexually violent crimes says... it's about sexual arousal, a lust for inflicting pain, suffering and or death.dr. charles flinton/san francisco forensic instituteparticularly with the severe status, they have a very specific thing they are looking for, whether it's psychological suffering or physical suffering of the victim. police believe 72 year old joseph james deangelo raped about 50 women and killed 12 people from 1976 to 1986. his crimes growing more vicious with time. dr. charles flinton/san francisco forensic institutewhen we see an escalation like that, it's no

to release a mother convicted of killing her three children.kron 4s' ella sogomonian is live in daly city at city hall where they held a press conference today with the district attorney.ella why do they think she should stay in prison?live the family believes they have evidence the mother hasn't worked through her issues and has no remorse for killing her kids so if released she could be a risk to society.pkg daly city woman megan hogg was convicted of first degree premeditated murder and sentenced to 25 years to life in prison.she was accused of taping the mouths and feet of her 7, 3, and 2 year old daughters before she smothered them to death back in 1998.twenty years later the family of the little girls stood at the steps of city hall friday - urging governor jerry brown not let her out.sot: damali ross, victims' aunt// " the pain that we feel and the pain that we carried for the last twenty years is unimaginable." hogg was allowed her first parole hearing this month when two members of the parole board agreed to let her out 5 years early.meanwhile the victims' family along with the s

(grant) kron 4s' ella sogomonian is live in daly city at city hall where they held a press conference the district attorney today. ella why do they think she should be locked up? daly city woman megan hogg taped the mouths and feet of her 7, 3, and 2 year old daughters before she smothered them to death back in 1998.she was

(philippe) daly city police lockdown the crime scene... while san mateo county sheriff forensic investigators document and collect evidence... their focus -- this green home on the 500-block of gellert boulevard... where a man was shot in the leg overnight. neighbor/annonymous- "i heard some very fast firing sound. i thought it was firecracker in the beginning, but then you know this morning -- i found out it was actually gunshots." this neighbor says he works late and was in the shower when he heard the shots fired at around 12-30 in the morning. police say investigators found shellcasings outside this home... and, that the people inside it were uncooperative. a sergeant says a man was treated at san mateo general hospital for a gunshot wound. he was placed under arrest after he was released.neighbor/anno nymous- "give our, you know, our mobile society, right, i mean, you can have thugs that live in other bad areas that just come over here, right. so, you can't really control that. hopefully, that's just a random event." eventually, polic

(philippe) daly city police lockdown the crime scene... while san mateo county sheriff forensic investigators document and collect evidence... their focus -- this green home on the 500-block of gellert boulevard... where a man was shot in the leg overnight. neighbor/annonymous- "i heard some very fast firing sound. i thought it was firecracker in the beginning, but then you know this morning -- i found out it was actually gunshots." this neighbor says he works late and was in the shower when he heard the shots fired at around 12-30 in the morning. police say investigators found shellcasings outside this home... and, that the people inside it were uncooperative. a sergeant says a man was treated at san mateo general hospital for a gunshot wound. he was placed under arrest after he was released.neighbor/anno nymous- "give our, you know, our mobile society, right, i mean, you can have thugs that live in other bad areas that just come over here, right. so, you can't really control that. hopefully, that's just a random event." eventually, polic

kpix5's andrea has the story from daly city. >> reporter: officers with the daly city police department in 1998 found the bodies of seven- year-old antoinnete, three-year- old angeliqui, and two-year-old alexandria. her mother was convicted of murdering her own children, she was sentenced 25 years to life. but now, 20 years after the crime, she was found suitable for parole. >> we were pretty much guaranteed that was a life sentence. nobody murders three babies and gets out after 20 years. >> reporter: demali ross, the children's aunt and other family members are now turning to the public to keep hogue behind bars. >> it is like ripping the band aid off of a wound that never quite healed. we are in a tremendous amount of pain and we are angry. >> reporter: they want everyone who remembers this crime to write a letter to governor jerry brown asking him to deny the parole. hogue has been caught dealing drugs in prison and would be a moderate risk when released. family members say not only has she not only been a model prisoner, she has never shown remorse for killing her children. >> wher

(philippe) daly city police lockdown the crime scene... while san mateo county sheriff forensic investigators document and collect evidence... their focus -- this green home on the 500-block of gellert boulevard... where a man was shot in the leg overnight. neighbor/annonymous- "i heard some very fast firing sound. i thought it was firecracker in the beginning, but then you know this morning -- i found out it was actually gunshots." this neighbor says he works late and was in the shower when he heard the shots fired at around 12-30 in the morning. police say investigators found shellcasings outside this home... and, that the people inside it were uncooperative. a sergeant says a man was treated at san mateo general hospital for a gunshot wound. he was placed under arrest after he was released.neighbor/anno nymous- "give our, you know, our mobile society, right, i mean, you can have thugs that live in other bad areas that just come over here, right. so, you can't really control that. hopefully, that's just a random event." eventually, polic

it happened just after 9:15 last night at the classic bowling center on king drive in daly city.n they responded to the bowly alley they found windows shot out and the victim inside suffering from at least one gunshot wound. he was taken to san francisco general where he's listed in critical condition. police arrested some minors about amile from the bowling alley but it's unclear if they are connected to this crime. if you have any information, you're urged to contact daly city police. >>> now to a sad announcement for those involved in the iconic burning man community. one of the brains behind the counter culture festival has died. he passed away weeks after suffering a massive stroke earlier this month on april 4th. he died yesterday morning in a san francisco hospital. harvey's annual pilgrimage to the desert has its roots here in san francisco. the very first burning man was at san francisco's baker beach in 1986. it moved out to the nevada desert after city authorities shut it down in 1990. many burners find the festival an important annual get away. >> in san francisco, so

the ácrossroads of the westá gun show made a stop in daly city.palace has hosted the event for more than 30-years now... but as kron four's philippe djegal reports... recent mass shootings have sparked protests at gun shows across the country... and, saturday's event was no different. (philippe) among the gun owners who walked out of the cow palace with accessories for firearms... john buchter (book-turr) and his wife dixie.john buchter/gun owner- "look at uh, prices, looking for ammo and just trincates mostly too." before heading back home to san lorenzo... the buchter's passed a group of anti gun violence protestors. demonstrators whose rights to express themselves the buchter's fully support.john buchter/gun owner- "i understand what they say, but believe a lot of people are misinformed, i guess. they just go with emotions."dixie buchter/gun rights suppoter- "they're blaming the guns and not the person that's behind the gun. (john) yeah, to me it's like drunk driving. you don't blame the car -- it's a person driving the car." the contingent of

in daly city, philippe djegal, kron four news. ( marty ) two people are dead after a fire scorched a ifornia. firefighters say they received calls about people being trapped in the building in universal city saturday morning. they say the blaze left three more people injured, including two in critical condition. firefighters rushed into the building after hearing that people were trapped inside. <"our firefighters quickly initiated a rapid rescue and search of the building. when we have folks trapped inside, we take extreme personal risk to make sure that we save lives.">( marty ) the cause of the fire is now under investigation. firefighters say the building did not appear to have zoning permits for a music studio. ( marty ) there's a big financial boost for the ambitious, and controversial project called california water fix. a southern california water agency approved nearly $11 billion dollars to help pay for the project. kron 4's capitol bureau reporter kody leibowitz reports. two tunnels -- back on the table for the california waterfix project -- known simply as the delta tunnel

a martinez pastor - show is coming to daly city this weekend. you may recall - both san francisco and san mateo counties voted to oppose gun shows at the cow palace. but the state owns the land - so the counties can )t do anything to stop the shows. state lawmakers have even passed laws trying to stop gun shows at the cow palace. but the governor vetoed them. nine months after a similar ride caused tragedy in ohio -- the santa cruz beach boardwalk says it plans to reopen the "fireball." the boardwalk voluntarily closed the ride last july as a precaution. a ride similar to "the fireball" malfunctioned at the ohio state fair -- killing a teenage boy and injuring seven others. cell phone video from witnesses of the tragic crash went viral. the boardwalk is awaiting state approval before reopening the ride. it all starts tomorrow in the east bay. the warriors begin their quest, to defend their nba title. the team will take on the spurs tomorrow at noon. but fans around the bay area are already getting excited about the warriors ) playoff push. today

all at kron-4 dot com. ( robin )in daly city... a police officer has been cleared of wrong-doing in the death of warren ragudo. back in january police were called to a home on brunswick street near acton... were there had been an altercation between family members. when police arrived... ragudo's father and uncle were trying to restrain him. when ragudo started to calm down... one of the 3 officers that was there... tased him with a stun gun in his lower back átwice. moments later... ragudo died. district attorney steve wagstaffe said in a letter tuesday to daly city police... that the officer's conduct was reasonable... based on ragudo's violent conduct that evening. an autopsy and toxicolgy report revealed that ragudo died because of cardiopulmonary arrest.. and having meth in his system. (robin) coming up on the kron 4 morning news ...there are new signals at a california airport.. but they are'nt on the runway. the new tool that will help you know when it's okay to go. (robin) plus. ... the facebook scandal is getting worse...

san francisco region, daly city, steady light rain going to intensify. into sant acz, light showers. flooding warning extended to tomorrow. flooding is still possible. next band of rain is coming. level three on the storm impact scale. strong storm. drenching rain, flooding, thunderstorm chance and gusting windsment i'll be back to let you know how long it's going to last. >>> you have to turn around. turn around. >> a large tree came down at walnut creek blocking the boulevard. to down power lines as well. sparking and smoking. chp closed the street until removed. >> millbrae, a large oak tell fell blocking only exit from cul-de-sac. public works on hand to clear it out. fell towards street and not home, nobody was hurt. >> east bay, toppling trees, here's one that fell in lafayette. heavy rain flooded out roads in north bay as well. carlos saucedo with team coverage. >> reporter: flooding is a concern for north bay area residents. >> heard it all night long, looked out window, flowing pretty good. >> reporter: mobile home community live next to creek n

today -- the "crossroads of the west gun shows" made a stop in daly city.palace has hosted the event for more than 30-years now... (jrstone) but as kron four's philippe djegal reports... recent mass shootings have sparked protests at gun shows throughout the country... and, now, here in the bay area. (philippe) among the gun owners who walked out of the cow palace with accessories for firearms... john buchter (book-turr) and his wife dixie.john buchter/gun owner- "look at uh, prices, looking for ammo and just trincates mostly too." before heading back home to san lorenzo... the buchter's passed a group of anti gun violence protestors. demonstrators whose rights to express themselves the buchter's fully support.john buchter/gun owner- "i understand what they say, but believe a lot of people are misinformed, i guess. they just go with emotions."dixie buchter/gun rights suppoter- "they're blaming the guns and not the person that's behind the gun. (john) yeah, to me it's like drunk driving. you don't blame the car -- it's a person driving the car." the continge

today -- the crossroads of the west gun show made a stop in daly city. the cow palace has hosted the event for more than 30-years now... but as kron four's philippe djegal reports... recent mass shootings have sparked protests at gun shows throughout the country... and, today was no different. (philippe) among the gun owners who walked out of the cow palace with accessories for firearms... john buchter (book-turr) and his wife dixie.john buchter/gun owner- "look at uh, prices, looking for ammo and just trincates mostly too." before heading back home to san lorenzo... the buchter's passed a group of anti gun violence protestors. demonstrators whose rights to express themselves the buchter's fully support.john buchter/gun owner- "i understand what they say, but believe a lot of people are misinformed, i guess. they just go with emotions."dixie buchter/gun rights suppoter- "they're blaming the guns and not the person that's behind the gun. (john) yeah, to me it's like drunk driving. you don't blame the car -- it's a person driving the car." the contingent o

authority say the theft happened at homes in daly city and half moon bay in 2016 and 2017. detectives with daly city police and the sheriff's office obtained a $130,000 warrant for him. please ask anyone that leaves they may have been a victim to contact them. >>> experts are at uc berkeley to tackle the power of social media to impact politics. we are live from berkeley with what voters should be asking. >> reporter: many people are thinking about what they see on social media and whether it is true or fake. expert say we are playing a political role when we decide whether to share. there were no white house briefings on friday. president trump still had plenty of public comments on twitter. a flurry of tweets about james comey, the lawsuit and north korea. retweeted thousands of times in just minutes. >> it is a revolution almost like the revolution tv brought about decades ago. >> reporter: the era of twitter and trump was discussed. they addressed social media's role in the nation's increased partisanship and decreasing trust of others. >> the biggest problem is the sen

daly city at 58. petaluma at 66. 69 drees, friday cooler, only the 60s friday and sunday.will get more sunshine with more mild weather returning next tuesday and wednesday. that's her forecast. to move california forward, we need to help more californians get ahead. that's why antonio villaraigosa brought both parties together to balance the state budget with record investments in public schools... and new career training programs. as mayor of la, he brought police and residents together to get illegal guns off the streets and keep kids out of gangs, and on the right path. that's antonio villaraigosa. a governor for all of california. the actor who plays a controversial character on the simpsons... says he'll step aside. why he says: "it's the right thing to do"... with apu. {ah-poo} >>> coming up at 10:00, the actor who plays a controversial character on the simpsons says he will step aside. why he says it is the right thing to do. tonight at 10:00 on our sister station. >>> you've seen the crisis of homelessness spreading throughout the bay area.>> this week's jefferson

downtown san francisco, sunny 69 and 64 daly city.th bay 70s and 80s. 78 for vallejo, high in that happen pa, above average. 72 richmond and inland, into the 80s about 84 pittsburg, san ramon, and brentwood, 85 degrees. our accuweather seven day forecast, nothing but sunshine. warmer into monday. by tuesday, morning fog and sun. we hold the warmth on wednesday and cooler air rise thursday and rounding up the weekend, back to realities into the 50s and 60s. >> now sports from abc7 news. >> the last time the red sox were no hit in 1993. sean manaea was 14 years old. not supposed to happen to a 17-2 boston team. he walked the first batter and then retired the next three including back to back strike outs to end the game and the offense giving breathing room. the bottom of the 5th, chris sal, the second home run. giving the as the first loss. andrew, to first. matt olsen misses the tag. and he went outside of the baseline. he is out. so the no hitter lives. top of the eight. at the plate. swings and a miss, ten strikeouts. career-high goi

. >>> while you're sleeping this is what it looked like in daly city. heavy rain powered by the powerful atmospheric weather event pummelled parts of the bay area, dropping up to five inches of rain in some spots. >>> now here's a glimpse at storm ranger, our exclusive mobile doppler radar. some parts are in the clear. this is good news, especially for those in the north bay area. >>> good morning. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm kira klapper. we have live team coverage for you this morning. we begin with meteorologist rob mayeda. he has a closer look at what's happening right now. >> right now we are beginning to see the significant rain move away from the bay area and pushing out. as you can see right now, the flood watches are still up for the santa cruz mountains in the north bay and a flood advisory around marin county has been dropped. we will continue to see the watches likely dropping, likely within the next two hours or so. san francisco, you have fog. the rain for the most part has moved out. in san jose, still seeing rain showers now. moving aw

san francisco region, daly city, steady light rain going to intensify. into sant acruz, light showers. flooding warning extended to tomorrow. flooding is still possible. next band of rain is coming. level three on the storm impact scale. strong storm. drenching rain, flooding, thunderstorm chance and gusting windsment i'll be back to let you know how long it's going to last. >>> you have to turn around. turn around. >> a large tree came down at walnut creek blocking the boulevard. took down power lines as well. sparking and smoking. chp closed the street until removed. >> millbrae, a large oak tell fell blocking only exit from cul-de-sac. public works on hand to clear it out. fell towards street and not home, nobody was hurt. >> east bay, toppling trees, here's one that fell in lafayette. heavy rain flooded out roads in north bay as well. carlos saucedo with team coverage. >> reporter: flooding is a concern for north bay area residents. >> heard it all night long, looked out window, flowing pretty good. >> reporter: mobile home community live next to cre

gilroy, san jose, 81. 80, mountain view, half moon bay and pacifica, in the lower 60s. 69 and 64 daly cityrth bay, warm and sunny. 79 in sonoma, 79 san rafael and 79 in vallejo. and fremont and -- 79 castro valley. 84 in walnut creek. back to the seven day forecast, one degree warmer by monday. by tuesday, morning fog and afternoon sunshine and mild to warm. and sharply cooler and friday, saturday cloudier, cooler and temperatures back where they should be this time of year, in the 50s and 60s. >> i will still take the cool too. >> getting to sports we are talking all warriors basically. >> as you mentioned, kevin durant is injured and stephen curry, and the health report live from san antonio and i'm trying to manage my a1c, then i learn type 2 diabetes puts me at greater risk for heart attack or stroke. can one medicine help treat both blood sugar and cardiovascular risk? i asked my doctor. she told me about non-insulin victoza®. victoza® is not only proven to lower a1c and blood sugar, but for people with type 2 diabetes treating their cardiovascular disease, victoza® is also approved t

. >>> it has been 20 years since a daly city mother killed her three children and now her family and san mateo prosecutors are trying to prevent her release from prison. megan hogg was sentenced to 25 years to life in prison, and earlier this month a panel found her suitable for parole, but her family says she dealt drugs in prison and never expressed remorse. >> she can still have children, and that's one of my biggest fears, and even if she doesn't have children, what if she dates somebody with children, and because she's not remorseful, what is to stop her from committing these crimes again? >> the family has written letters urging governor brown to reverse the decision. >>> four days after a massive fire in concord that broke out at this construction site next to the renaissance apartment complex early tuesday morning. flames and smoke caused $55 million in damage. atf investigators are still on site trying to figure out if arson is the cause. meantime, saving several dogs and a snake from a fire in san jose. first responders performed cpr on a pug reviving it right there in the

let's start with 48 in daly city. menlo park, one of the cool spots as always, get the cold air drainage out of the mountains, 43. the rest of us in the low to mid 50s. along the east bay show, low to mid 50s. 48 in san jose and san ramon, 45 in napa. here is a look at the east bay, what's going to happen today. you can see the cloud cover dominating, mixing with sunshine. how about that? through about noon we're at 59. a little more sunshine this afternoon. we'll hang out in the low 50s through about 5:00. san francisco much narrower range from 55 at 8:00 to upper 50s at noon, all the way through 6:00 and dropping back down into the mid 50s if you're heading out this evening. we'll take a look at the warming trend coming up in the accuweather forecast. let's see what alexis is watching for your morning commute. >> we're starting to fill in in our typical slow spots. a live look at one of the east bay commutes, southbound 680 approaching westbound 24. we're seeing a lot of brake lights filling in. drive times as well.

number one, we've made a commitment to go forward with the daly city recycled water project, which would reese demand on the ak whiquifer in area which would likely provide more water in the groundwater basin. so give these revisions our revised scope would be to install three test wells outside of san bruno which are kind of on the margin of the basin, includes these three sites listed here to complete that 13th well, and then, to include -- essentially complete entirely the phase one scope which has some additional changes for chemical system monitoring, sampling, and storage. so that's the most significant change that's being proposed in the program. >> and while we're on that one. >> sure. >> if i may ask a question. what -- what are the problems with the san bruno sites? >> well, the original sites were proposed within golden gate national cemetery, which is federal property, and it became very clear that it was going to be extremely difficult, if not impossible, to negotiate with the federal government to install those two -- those two wells. and so then we started looking for othe

now, san mateo, 75, daly city, 63. in san francisco mission, hitting a high of about 70 degrees.you're heading out to san francisco today, the weather's going to be absolutely perfect because we'll have a nice light breeze of about 16-plus miles per hour getting a little bit gustier into the late hours. now, north bay, topping out into those upper 70s and some 80s, including napa at 80 degrees. and today is the big day. comcast cares day for san jose, well, i will be out there volunteering as well. we can expect beautiful conditions, perfect day for doing a lot of the clean-ups, painting, planting trees, all the good stuff. 71 degrees by 1:00. so, make sure you wear your sunscreen. i think a hat will definitely be appropriate if you're going to come out and join us for comcast cares volunteer day. over the next seven days, here's a look at what you can expect. we will keep these sunny skies all weekend long. as we head in toward sunday, we'll see a slight drop in the temperatures but if you notice, overall, we will remain fairly warm and dry for the next several days and as we he

daly city, berkeley and oakland, some wet weather. this is going to be the order of the day. in some sunshine. we could get some thunderstorms with heavy downpours embedded with hail. it's going to be cool and breezy. matt? >> thanks, lisa. scientists are reportedly working on a drug to end opioid addiction. "the new york times" reports an experimental vaccine would be available to those already addicted. doctors say the vaccine is designed to create high levels of an by bodys to block open oids from reaching the brain. it would take at least a decade of testing. president trump is also pushing to expand the use of medication to treat addiction, an issue that's bringing republicans and democrats together. >> there's a growing threat to california's redwood forest, marijuana. once-protected redwood forests are in jeopardy as the legal pot industry expands. cannabis requires a lot of water and sunlight to grow which encourages farmers to clear trees and deplete water resources. >>> happening today, nasa will begin an unprecedented search for life-supporting planets. the t the t

he was last seen leaving the train at the daly city b.a.r.t. station. >>> sf gate is reporting charley hall well will no longer own boot and shoe service. more than 30 former employees accused him of kpmsexual harasst late last year. the new owner previously managed one of his own restaurants and she will take over within two months and plans to keep the restaurant's name. >>> former playboy model karen mcdougal freed from her contract with a tabloid news company that prevented her from talking about an alleged affair with donald trump. player khan media agreed to release mcdougal from a 2016 agreement. she claimed she was misled into signing the contract for her story in exchange for $150,000. she claims she and president trump had an affair that started in 2006. >>> new developments in the ghost ship fire civil lawsuit. abc 7 news i-team's dan noyes reports investigators were going through debris looking for the cause and origin. the fire in december 2016 killed 36 people. the two men charged in the fire are due in court tomorrow for a hearin

downtown san francisco, 68 and sunny in daly city. in the north bay, 78 for napa, 76 in san rafael. 77, the high in sonoma. lots of 70s, 72, oakland, inland even warmer. 80 for brentwood. up to 78 degrees in san ramon. the warm weather is just for one day. the showers return to the forecast on tuesday. light showers extending into wednesday. less than a quarter of an inch of rainfall. a little breezy and it will drag in that cooler air. the future weather. we get to you tuesday morning. a lot of cloud cover overhead. and really tuesday with this next system. mainly in the north bay on tuesday. less than a quarter of an inch. wednesday is the better chance for widespread rain. i think wednesday in the evening, that's the best chance for everybody. some drizzle on thursday. the bigger story, friday, saturday, the sunshine comes back. so nothing like we just went through. a shower here and there mid-week. >> all right. thank you. >>> the golfing saga continues. >> nothing like the masters. a final group at the marine mammal center, the e

the three sisters were found dead in their daly city home on march -- in march 1998. their mother megan hogue was convicted of killing them. >> the payment we feel. the pain that we felt 20 years ago. the payment we carry with us. these 20 years this pain is unimaginable. >> reporter: earlier this month she was eligible for parole. the family is fighting to keep her behind bars. they say what she did to her children was premeditated and vicious. >> she taped their mouths, hands and feet. she smothered them one by one i one. >> reporter: at the time of the trial in 1999, her defense attorney said she was taking drug including prozac for depression. she may have had a psychotic episode. relatives say she also suffered a head injury before the killings. she received 25 years to life. so far she has served about 20 years. >> we thought she would never get out again. now she is out. that is a wrong. we are seeking to change that. >> reporter: governor jerry brown has 120 days to decide if you will reverse the decision to parole megan hogue. >> we cannot understand how that

daly city, 63. 81 in sonoma. 73 in berkeley. 78 in union city. inland, mid 80s for concord. 83 in pleasant. another mild night tonight with clear sky and temperatures in the 40s. we'll talk more in detail about that chance of a shower and how cool temperatures will get in a few minutes. good morning to you, sue. >> good morning. we're checking out walnut creek southbound 680. there's emergency vehicle at the top of the screen. i don't have any reports of stalls or accidents. maybe that's just a traffic stop for the chp. otherwise, traffic is moving nicely toward highway 274 then the tunnel. we have a car fire. a bit of slow traffic near bailey on westbound 4. fully engulfed on the shoulder. we'll check back on the exact location in a few minutes. >> thank you. happening today, environmental act vi activists across the global honored. >> the most prestigious award for environmental advocates. one is a mother from flint, michigan who exposed the water crisis forcing the government to take action. the other winners hail from france, south africa, co

as daly city police are investigating an attempted murder at a bowling alley. it happened saturday night at the classic bowling center on king drive. this is cell phone video from the shooting. police say a man is in critical man is in critical condition. ( james ) nine people in oakland have lost their home... after an apartment fire in oakland. the fire happened on 39th avenue yesterday afternoon. when firefighters arrived they saw flames coming from the right side of the building. investigators say they the cause of the fire may have been electrical. ( james ) also in oakland -- you're looking at pictures from police of cars being towed. this happened after officers got calls about sideshows that happened throughout the city on sunday. police have not said if anyone was arrested. ( james ) a crash along 6-80 in pleasanton kills one person. it happened yesterday morning on the stoneridge drive off-ramp. police say the car went down an embankment... and landed on its roof. the driver died. ( darya ) the june election is right around the corner. and this mornin

a man is shot in the leg, treated at a hospital and then placed under arrest after a shooting in daly cityay morning at a home on 500-block of gellert boulevard. police would not say why the shooting happened ... only that the people involved were uncooperative. < "give our, you know, our mobile society, right, i mean, you can have thugs that live in other bad areas that just come over here, right. so, you can't really control that. hopefully, that's just a random event."> three more adults were taken into custody after drugs and weapons were found at the home. one of those suspects also faces additional child endangerment charges. ( darya ) coming up on the kron 4 morning buzz... the college basketball championship is set. the giants and a's struggle to beat l-a. the warriors win two in a row but lose another player to a horrific injury. and next...it's the start of snake season and one bay area city is warning people to be on the lookout. and i am tracking your bay area forecast. (robin) major hot spot in martinez wb 4 at 680 accident blocking the two right lanes, slow from bailey and gr

light showers through parts of daly city and on the 1 to 1 near the airport as well. south of big sur. some of those southern areas could see heavy precipitation rates, over half an inch an hour. but it is moving quickly. there is a flood advisory in effect until 9:00 for parts of monterey and along 101 as well. in the north bay flood advisories as well through parts of sonoma county until 11:00 a.m. even through parts of solano county. that one is extended until 1:15. because the system has moved east and some of the small creeks have reached flood stage. it's expected to die down and recede over the next few hours but there is a flood watch in effect until 11:00 this morning for many parts of the north bay and even some of the santa cruz mountains. even though the rain has ended some of those areas have poor drainage and due to the runoff we could see flooding on the roads and small streams. even mud and rock slides are still possible over the next few hours. chances decrease as well over the next hours. a live shot of san jose. gray skies overhead. not too much rai

last seen leaving the train at the daly city b.a.r.t. station. >>> the sf gate reporting that charl charley hall well will no longer own boot and shoe service. he was accused of sexual harassment late last year. he acknowledged his behavior was inappropriate and is taking a leave of absence. >>> former playboy model karen mcdougal has been freed from the tabloid company that prevented her from talking about her relationship with donald trump. she claimed she was misled into signing the contract for her story in exchange for $150,000. mcdougal claims she and president trump had a ten-month affair that started in 2006 shortly after melania to barron. >>> dan noise reports lawyers were going through depre at the warehouse looking at the fire's cause and origin. the fire in december of 2016 killed 36 people. the two men charged in the fire are due in court tomorrow for a hearing to reduce their bail. coming up tonight at 11:00, dan will have an exclusive interview with almena's wife wife >>> 400 members of the california national guard are a

he has been identified as 55- year-old teodoro garcia of daly city. police arrested him and towed away the taxi as evidence. the victim is in the hospital in critical condition. >>> the white house is going on the attack to discredit fired fbi director james comey. his new book calls president trump a mafia boss demanding loyalty from everyone around him at the expense of the truth. as mola lenghi report the president is using twitter to hit back. >> reporter: james comey doesn't hold back his views of president trump in a new book set to be released next week. he describes mr. trump as a liar and a bully and compares his inner circle to the mafia, lying about all things large and small in service to some code of loyalty that put the organization above morality and above the truth. comey also writes about the now infamous steele dossier written by a former british spy that includes allegations of a tryst with a russia prostitute that the president denies. unprompted he brought up the golden shower sting adding that the president asked him to investiga