reporter ali wolf is in elk grove with the story..y khangura was visiting his sister in elk grove this week...when he spotted something unusual..(harry khangura - helped catch porch pirate)"i saw a gentleman holding these three packages with a black hoodie on"porch pirates in the act..and he wasnt about to let them get away..(harry khangura - helped catch porch pirate)"i just put my foot the the throttle and started following them"a retired police officer from the bay area, khangura says he was on the phone with elk grove police dispatch as he chased three suspects through residential streets...(harry khangura - helped catch porch pirate)"driving recklessly 80 mph down the road"things escalated...(harry khangura - helped catch porch pirate)"my life is going to be in danger" police say the suspect, brian marshall pulled a knife... khangura's training kicked in...(harry khangura - helped catch porch pirate)"i drew my.... concealed carry firearm and ordered them to the ground. old habits die hard so i screamed police just because its wha

the original restaurant was originally in fountain grove in the shopping center. the shopping center has never been rebuilt so they moved. what's interesting is some of the people who lived in fountain on grove have also moved to windsor. they think this new location is perfect. >> yeah. helps them feel like it's home. wayne, thank you so much. >>> moving on now. in san jose a family tragedy has left flashes devastated after a -- left families devastated after a mother and two children were found dead in an apparent murder-suicide. today community members are processing this incredible loss as they try to figure out what happened and try to move forward. abc7's chris winn with the story from dentwood drive. >> reporter: at the dent commons apartment complex near meridian and highway 85 in san jose, residents are with heavy hearts following an unthinkable tragedy. two boys, ages 4 and 7, and their mother found dead in their home yesterday. the result of an apparent murder-suicide, according to police, all discovered by a man who neighbors said was the husband and f

reporter ali wolf is in elk grove with the story.. harry khangura was visiting his sister in elk grove this week...when he spotted something unusual..(harry khangura - helped catch porch pirate)"i saw a gentleman holding these three packages with a black hoodie on"porch pirates in the act..and he wasnt about to let them get away..(harry khangura - helped catch porch pirate)"i just put my foot the the throttle and started following them"a retired police officer from the bay area, khangura says he was on the phone with elk grove police dispatch as he chased three suspects through residential streets...(harry khangura - helped catch porch pirate)"driving recklessly 80 mph down the road"things escalated...(harry khangura - helped catch porch pirate)"my life is going to be in danger" police say the suspect, brian marshall pulled a knife... khangura's training kicked in...(harry khangura - helped catch porch pirate)"i drew my.... concealed carry firearm and ordered them to the ground. old habits die hard so i screamed police just because it

--s area test citrus gross citrus groves.his was known as the indiana colony, san gabriel orange grove muscat, the gr ape. they wanted a really good name. our dr. elliott, actually, he wanted a name that would mean crown of the valley, or key of the valley, or higher point of the valley, and he wanted that name to be indian. he's actually talking to people back home in indiana, and he suggested pasadena, which meant off the valley in chippewa dialect of native indians back in indiana. great name, perfectly describes the location, and it sounds beautiful and euphoric. so they chose that name and pasadena was born. los angeles and sandia real railroad came to pasadena -- san gabriel railroad came to pasadena and it became very accessible. at this point, walter raymond, he recognized the need for luxury hospitals for tourists coming from the east to escape the winters. and he started building the first raymond hotel, the first luxury hotel in pasadena in 1883. and it was finished in 1886. that's the first raymond hotel, which, u

these are very early pictures of groves,s and orange citrus groves.his area was known with many names, such as california colony sanndiana, indiana colony, gabriel orange grove grapestion, muscat, the they wanted to grow here. they wanted a really good name. so dr. elliott actually, he wanted a name which would mean crown of the valley, or key of the valley, or higher point of the valley. and he wanted that name to be indian. so he actually talked to people back home in indiana and he was suggested pasadena, which meant off the valley in chippewa dialect, native indians back in indiana. name, ita great perfectly describes the location, and it sounds beautiful and euphoric. so they chose that name and pasadena was born. los angeles and saint gabriel rell rolled -- railroad came to pasadena in 1885 and that made pasadena very accessible. so at this point, walter raymond, he recognized the need hotels, for tourists coming all the way from the east to escape the renters. thehe started building first luxury hotel in pasadena in 1883 and it was finished in

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a school district in now elk grove is leading an effort to take away the fear. the elk grove united school board rolled out this new online tool for students and parents. it lets them report any issues like bullying -- and choose to remain anonymous. the reports get sent to the school principal and an incident response team to begin investigations. (robin) take a look at this... a man from california was caught on camera running into his burning home to save the family dog. cell phone video captures jose guzman rushing past firefighters and into the house, looking frantically for his dog....who he thought was tied up in the back of the property. moments later, they run out... guzman says when he went into the back of the yard he noticed the dog house had burned. he found the dog hiding in the bathroom..the only part of the house that hadn't burned. (robin) and here's a live look outside... at the golden gate bridge. the hollywood the hollywood minute is coming up after the break. welcome back to the kron four morning news. i'm tracking your entertainment headlin

all of this happening along grove hill avenue in san enselmo. the incident apparently began at 10:30 this morning. a s.w.a.t. team has been called out. police say a man began firing shots inside a home on grove hill avenue. another resident was inside at the time. >> that person fled the home and, like i said, is in our care and is fine. there have been no injuries reported. we're just handling the situation as it comes. >> police tell us crisis negotiators are on the scene trying to speak to the man. since the initial gunfire, officers say no other shots have been heard. >>> west point is mourning the sudden death of a military cadet from concord. that story ahead. >>> also a vote by oakland teachers on a new contract has been postponed. >>> we're also learning more about a controversial run-in between a teacher and a school board member. >>> who says there's no such thing as a free lunch? san jose police show their gratitude to a u.p.s. dri >>> new details, the oakland teachers union has postponed a vote scheduled for today on a tentative cont

wet up in the north bay, pen grove and petaluma.hway 37 n san francisco, it is rainy from the sunset to south city if burling game. in oakland, emeryville, lincoln avenue, and alameda wet weather. further to the east, hayward boulevard union city near dreary day. along woodside, the wet weather. it continues through the evening hours. it's chilly. we are talking high pressure, sunshine -- you probably don't even know what i am talking about. i will explain a bit later. >> lisa thanks. >>> live doppler 7 is one of the most popular stories right now on your website and on our abc7 news app. if you want to track the rain click the blue live bar at the top. you can also check the weather conditions where you live and enable push alerts to get the latest news as it happens. >>> breaking news out of oakland. abc7 news has learned the son of oakland's city councilwoman lynette mcenhaney was killed never to night. he was a student at university of southern california. the school says he was the victim of a failed robbery attempt. kate larso

shady grove road, we look good here. but maybe some moisture on the road. some of the spots b could slick. just be careful that roads are out. potom potomac, river road, nearrs mon tree road. hopefully they get that out of the way soon. that's a big route for lot of people. laurel b.w. parkway between 32 and 19. uneven pavement, that speed limit is 40 miles per hour. aimee cho wille live for us this morning.p inner l and outer loop, no issues. >>hank you. >>> sunday's rain startedarly for a lot of people. news 4 cameras were there in rockville when the first drops began to fall. now that colder temperatures set in, those roads may be slick this mornin stin finch is live in frederick county, maryland. >> he h been monitoring conditions on the road for us there. how are things looking? >> reporter: a bit of a change than what we saw earlier. sw, we're here on market street, you can where the problems may arise. right now, we're hovering just above freezing here. we're seeing slush on market and on some sidewalks, as well. right now, it's not been so bad drivi

bond half started when we were at $535 million, we actually had mayor lee agreeing to include 101 grove in that number. once he decided that the affordable housing bond and the sfmta bond would gobble up $800 million as a capacity, we lost the opportunity to put 1010 grove in a bond. subsequently after that, there were discussions about is this the most efficient building to renovate? it's very costly. it's a 1960 building wrapped right hand a 1934 building. and so, the chief administrator officers relooking at exactly what to do when the timeline for that building. i don't know, greg, did i capture it? >> if i may, because this is off topic, maybe at another time an item can be focused. >> that's why it's a comment. >> it actually is part of this. part of the thought at the moment is actually moving parts of the department down to the sf general campus and that was part of my question that -- but what we should do is get a better explanation as to where we think we are giving the director a chance to really review the plans. in my years, these plans have changed from place to place. we

starting on page 44 of the proposed improvements, but this will be from golden gate to stearn grove, and improvements will improve upgrading two designated bike lanes in the uphill directions, a bike signal at lincoln way. and rectangular flashing beacons, and traffic signals. at the fire department's request, the speed bumps will be speed cushions so fire trucks can still use the street properly. and conversion -- this project includes conversion of angle parking to parallel to allow adequate space for the bike lanes. the projects are expected to be open for use by june 2020. with that, we can take any questions. >> chairman: thank you. and we heard a little bit about this from mr. tanen at the c.a.c. are there any questions from commissioners? commissioner mar? >> i just wanted to thank mr. cantinia and c.t.a. for all of your work on this and just make a few points. i think we absolutely need to invest in safe bike infrastructure, and this helps upload cycling traffic from 19th avenue, which is a high-injury corridor. the addition of the traffic circles also address a common proble

their destination lies in an almost grove a very special junkyard not every clunker is fit to be restored. a peek under the hood is a glimpse of automotive history. you know their friend has some real treasures here . in this i used to like you basically he does the same thing we do except that he specializes in expensive luxury cars he doesn't sell them we take a different approach vintage cars are for everyone you don't. even own and so don't want their vintage cars to be street worthy not just as an investment or a shiny bauble for the garage. at first glance they seem to have plenty to choose from. for the growth of the. business movement this is really the finest junk out in the world what's good is that nothing happens to the cause they don't rust this badly from the air they can stand here forever with the all the spin of. the group and the superior so many beautiful cars here fiat's beetles volvo's everything. that city for the thief but one in particular catches their eye and they take a closer look obsolete and locked you think well these were real cause. we had room to tinker w

that was a time when there really were orange groves in pasadena. it is something that would have been familiar from the landscape. to bring that to a domestic setting i think is intriguing. here you can see what the more typical houses were like around 1910. interesting neoclassical architecture that is more formal, with a very different feel. connectionocal compared to the craftsman architecture in pasadena. you can see some of the retaining walls with a mixture of brick, than this fired brick, blackened brick -- the misfired brick, blackened brick that they liked to use for a landscae work. this battered profile that the walls have. it is or could magic feature of what is a simple house. greene and greene came back to the house later. henry greene designed the driveway. they kept coming back over the course of their careers and people would invite them to come back and make changes and additions to the house as their needs changed. greene'se is charles three sisters-in-law. they got to live next door to the sister. the family of charles greene's

they had groves or playing in israeled for them that our family takes great pride in. i moved to san francisco, i would learn so much and u.s.t israel relationships from my good friend naomi lauter, whom i had the privilege of honoring last -- herfter we lost naomi son is here with his son, jacob -- her passing was a great loss for advocates it to me personally. she taught me so many things, including about a wonderful group she had me have events at my house. it was wonderful to see that they are one of the peace building organizations and this conference, working together with respect, equality, and peace. and was at the presentation so beautiful? beautiful. i talked about naomi's grandchildren, my husband always how long you have to be in its beauty before you start talking about your own grandchildren, and i do want to mynowledge last week granddaughter bella kaufman quoram, and know way backher when that she would be an icon in the month of the woman, march, and america is a friend, , and anr, a democracy outlet for peace and security in the region and as i have o

i'm not as skeptical as some people are still i still believe that we will see a continuation of the grove of last years maybe not at the same level as previous years what do you see as the biggest challenge in global politics right now for your business. i think you know of the biggest challenge is always uncertainty because uncertainty you know means that people delay decisions consumers delay decisions companies did a decision and we see that we see that in the u.k. to a certain extent we see that as well in china and it might happen that expansion of capacity will limit growth in the second half because you know we have seen that customers have delayed decision to invest because they don't know which is best place to invest and that is probably the biggest risk for any business uncertainty is never good effort we need to surgeons on the trade from us to china or and what happens with the u.k. because certainty is usually better than uncertainty. globalization has become an ugly word and certain circles right now do you think your company is nearly half a million employees are winners o

they go after palestinians armed with pitchforks in their olive groves. i think they're combatants. does that answer the question? >> i think so. can you explain a little more who the plaintiffs and the defendants are in this case? >> yeah. i was remiss. we have palestinians, we have palestinian-americans. >> as plaintiffs. >> as plaintiffs. it may not come as a surprise -- it may surprise you, but these palestinians want the state department to reclaim their property. we have folks who have lost $3 million to $4 million in reel estate, stolen by settlers. so the palestinians are in the lawsuit. he's been arrested 12 times, tortured ten times. lost a brother-in-law and sister because of settlers who murdered them. his crime -- every saturday he shows up and protests settlement encroachment. the other palestinians are folks that have lost their homes, lost their children, lost their siblings, lost their olive groves and everything else. >> and the defendants are americans like shelden adleson? >> the defendants are rich people and 501 c 36shs. if you dot rid of the $2 billion money l

a mother started lobbying the elk grove unified school board- for solutions to fight against bullyinghe said her son committed suicide after he was bullied in school. <"i was one of the ones that said we needed some anonymous reporting system. because what happens with the teens, is they want to do the right thing but they don't want to be labeled a snitch."> a survey will be sent to the school principal and an incident response team, so the school can investigate and figure out what needs to be done.first year, the system cost the district up to 43 thousand dollars. after that, it'll cost up to 30 thousand per year to keep running. (grant) teachers in dublin could soon go on strike. right now-- members of the teachers association are taking a strike authorization vote. this means if a contract settlement cannot be reached with the dublin unified school district-- teachers will strike. they say they're asking for smaller class sizes and a small raise. the voting will go through noon on friday at dublin high school. once those votes are tallied-- we will find out if and when teachers w

. >> and north of denver, state patrol corporal daniel groves was hit and killed by a car while assisting a drive whose car had slid off the interstate. there was a huge pileup. and hundreds of stranded when all the runways were closed. >> i'm trying to get to the hotel downtown and i can't get an you be uber. >> we can't get there because of the blizzard, so we're camped out here. >> we ended up waiting three hours and now we finally came back but the baggage is still on the plane. >> overnight four of the six runways were reopened and who rescueses rescuers? the answer in parker, colorado was firefighters who freed this police vehicle that got stuck. in new mexico, high winds helped derail a 26 car freight train near the town of logan. amazingly no injuries reported there. the storm is heading east, expect a messy rest of the week. here is derek van dam. >> good morning jessica and dave. this bomb cyclone has it all, from a full on blizzard and flood threat across the great lakes and windy conditions throughout the ohio and mississippi river valley, it has all the potential weather haza

it happened just before 11 saturday morning in a house on grove hill avenue south in san anselmo.olice say another person in the house - was able to get out of the home unharmed. residents in the area were evacuated..as multiple law enforcement agencies rushed to the scene. (robin) authorities do not have details on what started the incident.. (robin) a memorial service is happening today for san francisco public defender jeff adachi. the memorial service will take place at 11 oclock- at city hall ... its open to the public. the 59-year old died last month, after dining with a friend in north beach. police say, they have ruled out foul play in the death. however, the public defender's office has asked the san francisco board of supervisors ... for a formal investigation into adachi's passing. (robin) two young sisters

and steve groves is joining us now, hopefully to answer some of those.s the deputy white house press secretary. he was prooefeviously a deputy former white house counsel ty cobb before moving into the press office in january. thank you so much for being with us. we really appreciate it. >> thanks for having me on. >> we've seen this four-page summary from the attorney general. it's a summary of the mueller report which did not establish collusion. the description as well of barr and rod rosenstein's conclusion that the evidence in the mueller report is not sufficient to establish that the president committed obstruction as well. the process right now of determining what can go to congress, because there are certain considerations about what would be secret before a grand jury, is happening as we speak. i wonder, though, what does the white house want to see? is there a concern that if this does not become public, the president has said he doesn't have a problem with that -- is there a concern that americans won't be able to put stock in the mueller repor

a school district in elk grove is lnow eading an effort to take away the fear.e elk grove united school board rolled out this new online tool for students and parents. it lets them report any issues like bullying -- and choose to remain anonymous. the reports get sent to the school principal and an incident response team launches an investigation. one mother called on the district to come up with the system after she says -- her son was bullied at school. "the thing that really broke my heart is his bully told him he should just go kill himself because he's a loser and no one likes him." (grant) the district stresses... the online reporting system does not replace talking in person with teachers or counselors if students have issues. its just another way to help.to help. (ken) today, alabama representative mike rogers and members of the alabama and georgia delegations held a moment of silence in the house of representatives for the victims of the devastating tornadoes that tore through the states last week. 23 people died when a series of tornadoes touched down.

we have some of the fog from rohnert park, pen grove to petaluma. you can see the streets, bodega avenue, towards maria drive. visibility could be less than an 8th of a mile. use the low beams there. looking south on 101. it's cooler for the rest of us. dress accordingly. low to mid-40s there. 48 to 55 degrees at noon with a few clouds out there. we'll stay in the 50s at the coast. we'll hit the low 60s at 4:00. notice the coastal showers santa cruz mountains, just a stray random shower possible. otherwise, pretty dry. by 7:00, right before the sunsets, 54 to 58. let get a check of the commute. hey, back to the east bay. we have the problem on westbound 80. still not a lot of details. doesn't sound like chp is on the way to the scene yet. i'm sure they will be eventually. westbound 80 before cutting boulevard, we've got a crash blocking lane 2. two vehicles involved. the backup continues to grow. that's a tough spot to have any lanes down. a quick check of the bay bridge toll plaza. we're looking at busy conditions here. we've had a couple of earlie

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we have some of the fog from rohnert park, pen grove to petaluma.he streets, bodega avenue, towards maria drive. visibility could be less than an 8th of a mile. use the low beams there. looking south on 101. it's cooler for the rest of us. dress accordingly. low to mid-40s there. 48 to 55 degrees at noon with a few clouds out there. we'll stay in the 50s at the

fog in pen grove up to santa rosa.h out on 101. 30s and 40s. 35 in livermore, three-quarters of a mile of visibility. we're on the clear northern edge of it. and not much of a breeze. not much of a breeze. you may pick up a little later. look at this moisture it is tapping into. it is sending that into san diego and l.a. and tonight into tuesday, it will paint much of arizona spring training for phoenix and towson with a lot of rain and cool temperatures. this time of year they can rebound fast. but the next couple days, they will be in the soup. the same low as it tracks across the four corners will set up. one thing that i learned while i lived in denver it is a low that sets it up. dia to denver downtown, there will be a tremendous difference in the snow. mike mibach will tell that you is true. that is what they'll set up for, a huge snowstorm. and this system may to record levels. so that is something to watch. 29 up in lake port. 30s and 40s. so a cold one out there. and wood side. and testimony is closed for stan

the first is that 101 grove exit. is one of our seismic vulnerable buildings. this exit program is not to retrofit that building, but rather to create exit destinations. there's also the relocation of tom weddell clinic here from the back of 101 grove. it will go into 1064 and 1068 mission. the c.o.p. support for the infrastructure and hope s.f. projects. there is a need for a replacement family services centre. this is the replacement of offices at 170 otis that was recently completed. that is a high priority projects for the same reason. there are over 600 staff in their, and vulnerable service populations and we need to relocate that office. we are looking for a location for that. the hall of justice, which i have been working on since i started at the city, i think -- the hall of justice is at 850 bryant. this is another seismically vulnerable building. with the jail jail and numerous city offices. we are solving with exit destinations. some of those will be solved. there are other components of the exit that our sight acquisition and tenant improvements at

>>> an empty parking lot is all that remains of the former sweet peas restaurant and the fountain grove neighborhood of santa rosa. the one countrywide fire destroyed that restaurant 18 months ago, but today it is back in business. a reopen just a few miles north on highway 101. tom vacar reports now from windsor on the grand reopening of sweet teeth. >> reporter: it burned to the ground and santa rosa's fountain grove, finally reopen today in windsor. >> my wife and i, we knew immediately we were going to rebuild, but the question was how are we going to do it? >> reporter: it took far longer to find the space with enough parking invisibility to satisfy insurance and small business administration requirements. >> we are very optimistic and overly optimistic, and it took us a while just 18 months to get it built. i believe we are the first restaurant that has reopened after the fire, and i think there were about nine of them that went down. >> oh my goodness, how lovely! >> reporter: for customers, it's all about the ambience, the staff, and above all the southern food. >> fried chicken

a woman escaped that home on grove hill avenue south. she wasn't injured.hen police used loud speakers. a drone later

the listing was a cozy and romantic getaway in garden grove, california. when they found a camera right above the bed, the place found anything but romantic. >> they ruined our entire week. >> reporter: police say the device was off. no crime committed. but the couple did report it to airbnb, which gave them a full refund. cameras are forbidden. cameras have been in lightbulbs to battery chargers. >>> bees that have been missing from san francisco's pris sesid are back. the digger bees are an indicator of good health. the years of painstaking restoration is paying off. >>> this is a story that will make you feel good. a world war ii veteran that we've been telling you about is going to get to go to france. jake larsen reached his go fund me goal. set to depart in june for the 75th anniversary for d-day. he is the only living survivor from that unit that stormed omaha beach. the fund-raiser will stay up for a few weeks, with anything extra going toward larsen and spending money for his trip. >>> we'll be right back with sports. after nearly 60 years, a popu

muddy forest, but this morning at around 10:30 am rescue crews located the two girls near richardson grovete park.estelle fennell/ 2nd district supervisor, humboldt county"you know having gone through it from the beginning and all the fears we have and how often these things do not turn out well and what you're just hoping for is closure. to have this kind of news come out is just amazing."(nats) "we just got reports the family has been reunited with the children."over 21 agencies and over two hundred volunteers, within hours of hearing about the missing girls, showed up ready to go to work...some traveling over 8 hours to help out.kerry ireland/ search coordinator, humboldt county sheriff's office"each day this search became bigger and bigger just so that we can increase the probability of locating these girls as quickly as possible." kerry ireland who was a lead in coordinating the search says the footsteps and the food wrappers left behind along with the provided resources made a significant difference.kerry ireland/ search coordinator, humboldt county sheriff's office"their residence w

marco roy's first played under loose in fabric i mentioned blackbox a key mentor on this whole grove just on. the skins ice knowing him a long time when he played and he was fantastic fantastic. when you start with a new team captain it wasn't really a difficult decision in anybody's eyes. a role model. a legend he said the most i've tried most keep trying. because it's competition from. don't have to come from don't win to cheer on the black and yellow this is cleveland ohio these obvious trustees dale that jake big sister sophia a nine year old colby he's been football mad years and like the rest of his family he's a dedicated job in fact. i like how it will play. like they're players. in. these pilots the bonus the get kicks off on saturday morning. the competitive and innocent divisions fantastic isn't done any match to some team that maybe isn't favored might win the game that day such usually exciting to watch and see what's going to happen. while goldman good touring the states mom and dad took part in a draw with a special prize i'm going nuts to make you see three you know l

the sisters live in humboldt county, that's near richardson grove state park.re is an area known for its majestic red woods as well as bears and mountain lions. abc7 news reporter kate larson tells us they were prepared for the ordeal. >> i knew we needed to find shelter fast. >> reporter: she kicked into ino survival mode. they survived 48 hours with no food or water in cold and rainy conditions in the redwood forest. >> we found shelter, a tree branch close to the ground and we had my sister's rain jacket to keep us warm. >> reporter: she said she's not sure her daughters would have survived if not for their program. >> justin taught them fire making skills. >> they stayed calm. >> reporter: he teaches leah and caroline in their 4-h. he's glad the girls applied the lessons during their misadventure like drinking water from leaves to stay hydrated. >> versus drinking fro contamin. >> reporter: there are 4-h classes all over including here in san bruno. 9-year-old caroline has been a member of the san bruno south san francisco 4-h program for five years. thanks

today she's going to meet the local mayor bruno grove. the mayor uses e.u. funding to reclaim abandoned pastures that again too would like for her goats to graze on. it to them for it to take will be cut down all of the red spruce trees over there and some of the launches to my family i want to quote that will create some nice open space than a really good pasture. but boy what a scope of cafe this is so great you can see how the undergrowth really opens up here. is exactly. the remote valley demo caney has felt the effects of roll the population. of the. think it released and now mayor graff is trying to turn the tide by developing innovative agricultural projects. we used to have forty five thousand people in the valley but that's in a body now it's just two thousand and forty three the night was in the one nine hundred seventy s. and eighty's the politicians urged people to move to the cities to work in the factory was being so appalled by the letter so a lot of people did. get off it and that led to things not being maintained land a sharp decline in loc

she crashed her honda near the willow pass grove exit.chp says her death was the first and most serious of three freeway shootings in the bay area since saturday afternoon. investigators state none of them were random attacks. >> right now investigators believe that it was indeed gang- related. >> reporter: in an unrelated incident at about 5:45 on sunday afternoon, i woman was shot in the leg while riding in a car on interstate 580 near isabel avenue in livermore. >> this also appears to be a targeted shooting and may have involved road rage. >> reporter: investigators will be checking surveillance cameras, gun fire detectors and license plate readers along highway 4 to solve the shooting. >> we have victims that are cooperating with us. chp investigators will be looking at the shot spotter camera system that are located both on highway 4 and also on interstate 80 four to of incidents that occurred. >> the footage is viewable now. so if any of the cars involved in the incident this weekend were on the areas of the freeways where license

another local landmark, the rio cafe, this is close to the bohemian grove, streets are starting to recede here. you can see some of the pavement there. yesterday you couldn't see anything. when exactly are we ready to dry out here? let's bring in our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. you mentioned tomorrow morning we could see real progress >> i think we'll drop below flood stage tomorrow morning. still areas of flooding. once we hit this weekend, that's when you're definitely going to notice it. this goes down as the sixth worst flood that has ever happened on the russian river and guerneville. that's why so many people have process to geted anything like this water river is the second largest river in california. it starts near mendocino, winds through guerneville and then dumps out in the pacific. has to go 110 miles before it damages in the pacific. that's why it's a gradual process. it's dropping one foot every three hours. so that means we go below flood stage as we hit early tomorrow morning, and then we'll stay below flood stage this weekend. i have a new storm system i'm tracking

we start off at second and market and go down to mcallister and grove. by the time the parade is over, 65 degrees. unfortunately, no festival this year after the parade. head over to the beach. look at these temperatures tomorrow. mid to upper 60s until santa cruz at 71. even warmer, look at these upper 60s even low to mid-70s in santa cruz and monterey. here's alexis. >> thank you, mike. we're looking at a pretty decent lineup on either side of the bay bridge toll plaza. hopefully a few more of them open here shortly. no issues if you're using the fastrak lanes. no metering lights yet. that should happen. 5:25, 5:30 this morning, since it is friday. so far friday light out of the central valley. tracy to dublin, holding up to the green for a little longer. southbound 680. dublin to mission boulevard. 101 and cupertino in the bay. should take you -- whale watching crews in maui lux into the memory of a lifetime. >> sweet. two playful humpback whales put on a show doing a double breach. almost in unison. it looks perfect to me. but i'm not a judge. humpba

off the coast making its way into parts of sonoma county, moving closer to guerneville and wilson grove as it moves off to the east within the next 40 to 45 minutes. this is something we'll be tracking over the next several hours, as we have seen a lot of activity firing up over the north bay. this is also where we have our highest chance of seeing some of those storms. you can see the dark clouds in the skies right now. i'll be watching this and the forecast for the a's home opener coming up. >>> we're hearing from the great aunt of the east oakland 4-year-old boy who is fighting for his life right now. he accidently shot himself in the head with a gun he found inside the house. here's what his great aunt told us overnight. >> he's 4 years old. he's a baby. we keep losing babies. these babies are dying. they're babies! these are babies! >> you can understand her anguish. the boy was rushed to the hospital yesterday when he was found in a bedroom. a family member says he was playing in that bedroom when the gun went off. >> they're saying that if he does not regain brain activity within