floating fishing villages like this used to be found in nearly every sheltered cove or corner of ha long bayhing villages are starting to disappear. the government has been relocating fishing families inland, hoping to minimize their ecological impact. [ dog barking ] >> ha: the people that are living on floating villages, they're just generally nice and willing to open their home to others and -- >> anthony: they basically farm oysters. >> ha: yeah, yeah. >> anthony: a lot of pearls for sale in ha long bay and in vietnam. they come from places like this. it takes over a year to grow each pearl, and there's no guarantee an oyster will even yield one. ♪ water spinach, i think that's called, right? >> ha: water spinach. that's the most common vegetable for vietnamese people in summertime. >> anthony: yes. mm-hmm. >> ha: yeah. >> anthony: what kind of fish are these? little fish. [ laughter ] >> ha: yeah, ha long fish. >> anthony: ha long fish. >> ha: yeah. >> anthony: it's delicious. good fish. this is a pretty prime piece of real estate. they've lived here how long? >> ha: for many generation

bay area women against rape. i was a little shocked, this has been a long time coming. hetoric around case, the allegations in particular who he is, this is america's dad. dr. sarai crain pope is the executive director for bay area women against rape. she spoke candidly about the case against cosby. dr. sarai. there has been alot of contention about the case, because he is african american, alot of backlash. i think what is unfortunate is that there was some metoo blacklash. we believe that metoo is a beautiful, and it has allowed people to speak up about powerful men. dr. crain pope believes this case involving cosby may bring about big change both nationally and locally. dr. sarai. once person exposed on a national level like harvey weintein, then locally more powerful people could come down and women who did not feel strong enough to come forward, may feel like that can now. and she adds this message. dr. crain pope. we know there are abusers out there, and they should be fearful. in oakland, terisa estacio, kron four news (catherine) in the east bay... the hayward ba

bay area as we have seen. we have traffic on interstate 880 that is moving well. you can clearly tell it has been raining all morning long. and at the bay bridge toll plaza there is already a little back up. we heard of an accident eastbound highway 4 at port chicago highway. that would be to the right of this. this is eastbound 4, just before port chicago highway. word of a truck that jackknifed in the wet weather and chp is on the way. as kevin moves the camera out there, i don't see anything but we will keep an eye on it for you. and kevin, i know you are listening, it would be closer to highway 680. it is hard to see because of the weather. according to chp it is out there somewhere. we will let -- we will try to look for it. again, be careful because of all the wet weather that things tend to happen just like this. cars and other vehicles spinning out. 4:48. let's bring steve in. >>> let's get right to it. i upped the rainfall projetions in month run county north, mainly in the northern counties, north of the san francisco area. san francisco already had half an inch of rain. oakland 3, santa rosa to napa 4 to 8, a

. >>> well, the new highway segment in the north bay opened up 101, the narrows, has long been a traffic bottleneck and this will help. a southbound segment opened to the west of the new road. features a raised highway with no crossings. it has a new bridge designed to stand above any potentially flooding. caltrans plans to open a north bound segment by the end of the year. and there are plans to add a carpool lane in each direction. >>> in the north bay wild flowers are pluming after fires devastated the area and people are rushing to take a look at the scene. kpix 5's john ramos has the story from sonoma regional park. >> everyone left because the air -- you couldn't breathe. >> reporter: in october as the fires burned smoke made it look like a gothic novel. but it has been six months now and today was a good day to take a deep breath. >> air is clear, sky is blew blue. >> reporter: the park was crowded with people, fields that were once ash are now blanketed with grasses dancing in the breeze. and everywhere there are flowers as mother nature shows off her powers of recovery. >> you c

lawrence has the forecast lawrence karnow: it took a long time for clouds to clear today and as a result the temperatures were not as warm. it has been breezy too which will bring clouds back into the bayalleys tonight. a few thunderstorms popped up over the sierra in the afternoon and we could see more over the next few days. on the satellite you can see the low pressure center now off the coast of northern california. it will continue to wander toward the bay area the next few days to bring more clouds and even a chance of some showers to the bay area. tomorrow will be partly cloudy with isolated coastal drizzle. highs will be cooler and in the 60s in the warmest spots inland, low to mid 60s around the bay and 50s to low 60s at the coast. there is a slight chance of showers friday night and into saturday morning. temperatures this weekend will be running well below average. warm spring sunshine should return toward the middle of next week. (grant) new video of the van strike in canada that left at least 10 people dead. (pam) reporter peter akman has more on the video and where the investigation stands today. this security video... from a business on toronto's yonge street... capturin

bay. i'm going to zoom this in more and show you the doppler radar. it has been scanning all morning long. you can see we have some light rain through half moon bay. we have some periods near south bay. it has been taking a bit of a break. if i zoom it in, we've got some areas seeing some rain. we have a couple of the stronger cells pushing through. in these red highlighted zones, these are the burn scars. these have been very, we've been looking at these very closely. a topic of possible mud slides and flooding and debris flowing is something that we are going to continue to monitoring. i'll push this down toward east bay. you can see it in san leandro, sunnyvale, milpitas, the santa cruz mountains and anything north of the monterey area. expect to see it push through. forth north bay, sonoma county, the santa cruz mountains, still expecting some heavy rain. novato, about a half inch. san rafael, close to half an inch. we have tonight in through tomorrow. look at san francisco. pretty impressive. look at walnut creek. close to a half inch. danville, richmond, a little over half an inch.

it has been coming down steadily all around the bay area. here in oakland, all morning long. gotten a chance to pile up or pool up on the roads. you can see the traffic on the cash lanes here at the bay bridge toll plaza. but people coming in in the carpool lanes just zooming in. we saw a lot of people driving fast for conditions especially with the chance of hydroplaning out there. so that's something to be aware of this morning because the pooling is only going to get more extreme. we are keeping an eye on conditions out here. jaclyn has been tracking trouble on the road further to the east. >>> we have a "sig alert" in effect for drivers on eastbound 4 and this is creating a backup because it has three out of four lanes blocked and so only one lane of traffic getting by at this point. the crash eastbound 4 at willow pass is involving a big rig that spun out and hit the center divide blocking the two left lanes and quite a bit of debris in the third lane. so do expect delays if you are heading eastbound. problems just for the westbound ride, the normal commute already in the

bay area. hopefully families getting answers about missing loved ones. >> she has been looking for her brother for a longime. vanished january 3, 1983 in san francisco. he was see ago psychiatrist and he never showed up to appointment. >> helping friends and families from across the bay area find those who are missing. >> it is a safe opportunity to come and if they feel intimidated to go to a law enforcement agency they can come here and have an opportunity to submit dna. >> i did a dna swab and i thought would be fantastic. >> a dna swab is sent to the department of justice's database to see if there are matches to the missing or deceased. >> the important part is that it puts closure to the family and gets the individual identified. >> robert believes if this expo helps families learn the truth, it will be worth it. >> now, i really would like to have some kind of closure because i carry a lot of sadness. >> monica waits to learn if her dna will reveal the truth on what happened to her probrotpr >> a manhunt in san francisco after six people shot and one victim died in the bay view district. on third

bay has slowing for 37 out of vallejo and lakeville highway. >>> it's quarter after 6:00, happening today, bay area transportation leaders get an update on long term financing plans for new b.a.r.t. car trains along with upgrades across the trans bay corridor. mtc has plans to add 300 bart cars along with more buses area ferries and leerds want to also improve infrastructure. costs are pegged in the billions. they get an update for funding options. >>> a follow-up, scott weiner making changes to his bill that cause for an increase in housing near public transportation hubs in the state. after a blow back, weiner is amending his bill to require developers to include affordable housing and the original bill exempts developers from certain local rules such as height restrictions. that part of the bill however still stands. >> 6:16, new this morning, there's new evidence that wildfire smoke can be dangerous. according to a new study out this morning, rxers at uc san francisco found an increase in e.r. visits in the summer of 2015. not only suffered from breathing problems but also heart failure. researchers say it has pollutants that could be dan

has been cold for a long time. spring has yet to arrive for many of the great lakes and northern plains. take a look at that. 21 degrees at green bay. cincinnati to kansas city, 22 degrees to 35 degrees. where is spring? there goes our low. write down the coast. around the central california coast. that is where it is on its way. it is out of our zone. san luis obispo is on the northern edge of it. napa airport is 35 degrees. livermore is 39 degrees. we will have 30s and other locations. this area is 30 degrees. materials 49 degrees. they have a north breeze. that is warming at the coast. what he degrees in lost altars -- last altos. -- 40 degrees in last altos. today will be sunny and breezy. it will be 70 degrees for a few areas. >>> it is not bad out there. it is doing very well. it is early the people that get up early, you at home, maybe you're getting up early to beat the commute. so far this is an -- a look at 80 westbound. it is a nice drive. there have been no major issues. the traffic continues to look at all the way through. if you are driving on 80 westbound toward stockbridge to the maze, it is a 17 minute break. at th

(grant) illegal dumping has been a problem in the bay area for as long as some people can remember.but what makes it worse is when our scenic roads and open spaces fall victim to people behaving badly. .. are you missing are you missing a camshaft? how about a car door, or even pistons well look no more. nats: ambiance i got just want you need, well it's not really me but if you hurry uo and rush over to cummings skyway in crockett and take your pick because someone dumped car parts all over the place, i mean it looks like a car crashed and all the parts simply fell out onto the roadway i think it's awful but they are throwing it out there and i don't understand why they don't go to the dumpsthis is pam and dennis zampa, if that name sounds familiar dennis is the grandson of al zampa .you can see the al zampa bridge from cummings skyway just don't look down nats: ambiance because if you do, you will be disgusted ... this is the what appears rivalry week at a-t and tee park the giants hosting the dodgers for a four-game series san francisco trying to bounce back after their 15-2 loss

long. the price tag on that, $10 billion. >> the conditions in the bay area where we live has changed as a result of the economy that we have right now. >> reporter: this isn't the first time a new bridge has been discussed, but there's urgency with this request. traffic is bad in the bay area and getting worse. >> i don't know if it's a new bridge that would help, but i think that we would need -- i would like to see more waterways used. >> reporter: according to the mtc, that's a possibility as well. bart is thinking about building another bart tube as a way to get across the bay. that idea has been voted on, but plans are still up in the air. so who's going to pay for all of this? it's going to cost millions and millions of dollars. maybe that information will come out in the next study. reporting live on the san mateo bridge, cheryl bridge, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, cheryl. >>> new at 11:00, a couple of quick acting customers helped stop two thieves at an east bay starbucks. it happened at the blue rock. customers noticed two men were acting suspiciously before they grabbed anot

blow but took a while for and this is about to speak about this is the split or e bay on the same has been brewing for a long time isn't it. facebook's promising to reduce personal data being shared now with third party apps is a bit too little too late if it like that apology. you know i mean the metaphor to come to mind are entirely probable but. you know my my thought is that it sort of shuttling stand against the time. in the sense that yes you can make some minor restrictions on things but you know if you look at the data problem individuals are . their own digital twin and as long as you have any information on them you know in a minute phase and whatever else you go on the digital object and these things form and they pour aggressively like crystals they never unformed so once you've got it out there i mean all of us are out there in some way or the other we have certain prints are associated with us and how it gets vacuumed up and who uses it well you know that's a problem for the digital age frankly mark zuckerberg was relatively careless at least about the way you set up his business he didn't real

. >>> nbc bay area has a team of crews fanned out across the bay area as you see here covering this morning's storm. our microclimate weather alert coverage continues all morning long. >>> and now we want to make sure you know you can stay connected after you have to leave the house. get the nbc bay area app to get news and today mostly the weather where you are headed. life doesn't stop because the rain rolls in. >>> coming up, facebook hit another privacy concern. what the social network was doing at hospitals that has many people worried. >>> plus a fighter arrested for what he did out of the ring. the new video of this bad behavior. >>> good morning, i'm eric kehmy. here is the top headlines. wall street rejectors are reacting to the proposal of more tariffs on china and china saying it will take all necessary measures to protect its interest. and we're waiting for the monthly job reports and unemployment fell to an 18-year low. the dow rising 240 points to 24505 and the nasdaq closing up 34 to 7076. >>> and facebook spoke with hospitals last year about possibly matching profiles of anonymous users with health data to get hospitals to share medical information

(grant) illegal dumping has been a problem in the bay for as long as most people can remember.erine) what makes it worse -- when even the most scenic roads and open spaces fall victim to people behaving badly. .. are you missing a camshaft? how about a car door, or even pistons well look no more. nats: ambiance i got just want you need, well it's not really me but if you hurry uo and rush over to cummings skyway in crockett and take your pick because someone dumped car parts all over the place, i mean it looks like a car crashed and all the parts simply fell out onto the roadway i think it's awful but they are throwing it out there and i don't understand why they don't go to the dumps this is pam and dennis zampa, if that name sounds familiar dennis is the grandson of al zampa .you can see the al zampa bridge from cummings skyway just don't look down nats: ambiance because if you do, you will be disgusted ... this is the what appears to the skeletal remains of a rather large dogwhen i first arrived, this van was parked there so i sat back and watched for a while it tues out the

lawrence karnow: it took a long time for clouds to clear today and as a result the temperatures were not as warm. it has been breezy too which will bring clouds back into the baynd valleys tonight. a few thunderstorms popped up over the sierra in the afternoon and we could see more over the next few days. on the satellite you can see the low pressure center now off the coast of northern california. it will continue to wander toward the bay area the next few days to bring more clouds and even a chance of some showers to the bay area. tomorrow will be partly cloudy with isolated coastal drizzle. highs will be cooler and in the 60s in the warmest spots inland, low to mid 60s around the bay and 50s to low 60s at the coast. there is a slight chance of showers friday night and into saturday morning. temperatures this weekend will be running well below average. warm spring sunshine should return toward the middle of next week. (catherine) north korean leader kim jong un has made history by crossing over to the southern side of the world's most heavily armed border. he's meeting rival south korean president moon jae-in. this is the first time a member of the kim dynas

has spilled over to the beginning of the week. but it won't last very long. >>> the sun is shining for a bay area customer trying to get ♪ ♪ get highed internet from at&t. $30 per month. no extra monthly fees. more for your thing. that's our thing. visit att.com/internet. >>> san jose going to use light poles to address a critical issue. >> light poles will be leased to at&t. >> reporter david louie has details about this public private partnership. >> reporter: even though cell towers seem to be every miniature cell based stations that look like this. at and t has agreed to lease 200 poles to help increase cell coverage. revenue will go into a found address a problem in low income areas to help don't have broad band. school children can't get their homework done without the internet. >> for community members who have limited transportation access or people who live with three or five other families per home, having to share a computer or based on fixed time is difficult for them to get their assignments completed. >> san jose customers will improve wireless service. >> where we have a dead spot or a low spot now and it also lets u

lawrence karnow: it took a long time for clouds to clear today and as a result the temperatures were not as warm. it has been breezy too which will bring clouds back into the baynd valleys tonight. a few thunderstorms popped up over the sierra in the afternoon and we could see more over the next few days. on the satellite you can see the low pressure center now off the coast of northern california. it will continue to wander toward the bay area the next few days to bring more clouds and even a chance of some showers to the bay area. tomorrow will be partly cloudy with isolated coastal drizzle. highs will be cooler and in the 60s in the warmest spots inland, low to mid 60s around the bay and 50s to low 60s at the coast. there is a slight chance of showers friday night and into saturday morning. temperatures this weekend will be running well below average. warm spring sunshine toward the week. (catherine) a historic moment on the korean border.... north korean leader kim jong un and south korean president moon jae-in shook hands-- as each stood on either side of the military demarcation line that separates the two countries. then, in a symbolic move, moon briefl

leave with the lapd while the investigation continues. ( marty ) illegal dumping has been a problem in the bay area for as long stanley roberts reports what makes it worse is when scenic roads and open spaces fall victim to people behaving badly. are you missing a camshaft? how about a car door, or even pistons well look no more. nats: ambiance i got just want you need, well it's not really me but if you hurry uo and rush over to cummings skyway in crockett and take your pick because someone dumped car parts all over the place, i mean it looks like a car crashed and all the parts simply fell out onto the roadway i think it's awful but they are throwing it out there and i don't understand why they don't go to the dumps this is pam and dennis zampa, if that name sounds familiar dennis is the grandson of al zampa .you can see the al zampa bridge from cummings skyway just don't look down nats: ambiance because if you do, you will be disgusted ... this is the what appears to the skeletal remains of a rather large dogwhen i first arrived, this van was parked there so i sat back and watched for a while it tues out th

they will stay in hotels for what the judge has said can easily be a month long trial. " (jrstone) in the north bay a woman is dead after being hit by a car on highway 101 in san rafael. chp says this was a hit and run. officers responded around six this morning to reports of a body laying on the road on northbound 101 ...north of i-580. chp says it was difficult to identify the victim because of her injuries. officers closed two lanes of traffic to conduct an investigation -- but at this time do not have any information on a possible suspect vehicle. (jrstone) another big story we are tracking tonight.back in 20-16, the trump campaign hired a london-based data collection company called cambridge analytica.facebook now acknowledges the firm gained access to private information on more than 50 million of its users.all part of a massive data collection effort to help then-candidate donald trump.c-n-n's drew griffin went to london to dig further into the group's methods and practices. cambridge analytica was born out of steve bannon's alt-right vision for america. nat sound:he had already produced pro

has been a long time coming. if you are a commuter and you work here in morin county and need to get back in the afternoon in the east bay, this will save you a ton of time. it all kicked off today with a ribbon cutting. >> turn that system on! the system is on. >> reporter: there you go, officials celebrating what has been years in the making, a third eastbound lane on the richmond-san rafael bridge that will handle the traffic from 2:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. it converted the soft shoulder of the bridge into the third lane, no doubt welcome relief for all those in the dreaded afternoon commute. >> people that are pay that bridge toll, that gas tax, paying for the infrastructure system we have, we want to make their lives better. we can improve their quality of life and give time back to them that they didn't otherwise have. >> reporter: well, i am happy to say if you have loved ones heading home from morin into the east bay, the third lane should be open for business in a little less than two hours. the other project they are working on right now is a pedestrian bike path across the bridge and that is already in the works.

reporter: as one protester told me, they will be back out here as long as the crown prince is here in the bay area and not sleeping. the hotel hasbeen booked through saturday. we're live in east palo alto, kiet do, kpix5. >>> notices are going out in berkeley to dozens of people living along the waterfront. they have to pack up and leave. they've been staying in rvs at the marina. many of them told kpix5's da lin they have nowhere else to go. >> reporter: about a dozen rvs remain parked on berkeley's marina boulevard. police handed out warning notices to roughly 20rvs this weekend saying move or get towed. this former carpenter who lost his job due to work injuries has parked here for a year. >> they just keep harassing us, you know. we're not doing nothing bad out here. we're just trying to survive. >> reporter: among them a uc berkeley instructor, a cal graduate student and three kids. many refuse to leave saying there's nowhere else to go. >> when you're capable of keeping a vehicle to live in, it's so much healthier and so much better for you, so much less of a risk. >> reporter: the city said the problem started 18 months a

now has tweeted a more cautious message saying we are a long way from a conclusion on north korea maybe things will work out and maybe they won't only time will tell what diplomatic it is a james bays has been given rare access to the capital pyongyang he asked north koreans their opinion of donald trump. this is one way north koreans relax at the weekend. and the last few days have been a diplomatic roller coaster but as people enjoy the fun fair in pyongyang they're unaware of much of what's happened ordinary people have not been told the cia director came his secretly that their leader is negotiating with the us all that he's planning a face to face meeting with the country's sworn enemy donald trump so when you ask people here about trump they tell you what they've been told repeatedly in the past by the state controlled media from the mine mandrel every korean gets furious when we hear what trump says he threatens to annihilate the entire korean nation is even a human he is a wolf. down by the river they were playing volleyball. my . this is where i met a young medical student. i don't have a. five year old american people but the american government i hate america imperial. i

bay... todd purdum from the new york times said your public life has been one long, unyielding argument with the world. so... >> look, i'm... >> hinojosa: ...are we making progress here? >> yeah, sure, we're making progress, but... >> hinojosa: or are we three steps forward, two steps back? >> both. you know, cars are safer, for example. we have a great freedom of information act to get information, which is the currency of democracy. but on the other hand, the corporatns have become fewer and bigger. the bigger ones are fewer, they merge, they're global, they pit one countragainst another, they control these trade agreements, and they never stop concentrating power. they have to, to get their way, control government. they have to. there isn't a single government agency and department ere the outside influence is overwhelmingly corporate. >> hinojosa: so how do we... how do we... so how do normal citizens-- small, regur citizens-- when you're saying it's so massive, their level of influence... >> simple.at corpns have no vote-- the people have the vote. the biggest... >> hinoj saying that th

bay area. >> if it doesn't pass, you know, we're going to be sitting in our cars waiting -- ha -- waiting a long time. >> reporter: the added eastbound lane cost $27 million. transportation officials are now studying the idea of adding a third westbound lane. in richmond, i'm jessica flores, kpix 5. >>> for the first time since recreational marijuana became legal in california, pot lovers are celebrating "420 day." kpix 5's emily turner is at golden gate park where the light-up is just beginning. emily, a lot of people out there right now. >> reporter: a lot of people. they are expecting at least 15,000 people, which is how many they had last year. in fact, i'm going to step out of the way so you can see exactly how many people are here now. the gates opened at 9:00. here we are at noon. let me tell you, it was not this packed at noon last year. this is now my fourth year covering this event and i haven't seen crowds this big this early in the day and i have a feeling it has something to do with the fact that recreational marijuana is legal in california. music in the background is blaring. that

. >>> it does father crown prince of saudi arabia has arrived in the bay area for a highly anticipated visit. there was a long line of black suvs. one political scientist -- >> it is customary for leaders to go to the political capital, d.c., and then the financial capital, nosh, now they are coming to the tech capital, right here. >> the crown prince is expected to stay until saturday and he is expected to take a trip at some point to los angeles. >>> the digging is done on a major transit project in san francisco and this is video of what will be the china tounl station of muni central subway project. this is 12 stories deep underground at stockton and washington streets. the project will link bayshore to downtown. crews just finished the excavation part. now they'll start pouring in the concrete. the new route will be ready december 2019. >>> now to the trial of the teacher. the governor is weighing in saying teachers are asking too much. this is no longer about teacher pay but respect for public education as well. >> reporter: this morning massive oklahoma teacher walkout enters its third day. but as they

bay commuters starting today. >> yeah a long waited third lane has been added for the eastbound direction of richmond sand rafaelridge. for peak commute times only. coronell bernhard life on the richmond side with the story. coronell. >> reporter: i have to say so far so good for the afternoon commute. i drive there bridge all the time. normally you might be seeing a back up at the entrance to the sand rafael bridge. but right now the right shoulder has been converted into a third lane. you see the electronic traffic sign telling drivers that. are the commuters hope it works eliminates the nasty traffic jams. >> it's pretty awful. >> it's horrible. >> jacqueline zrabs her commute to and from larkspur. it can be downright hideous. >> if i leave work at 5:00 i'm stuck in bumper to bumper just to get on 101 to go north. >> as of friday the bottle necks, the same commuters have endured for years could ease a bit. turn that system on. >> a ribbon cutting ceremony for a new third eastbound lane on the richmond sand rafael bridge for peak commute times. 2 to 7:00 p.m. >> it's a day of celebration for commuters experien

bay area has seen. >> pot hole patrol in san jose the money is out. >> they're driving out the long-term residents. >> in san mateo county about how high is too high. >> and the bay area company uncovers a data breach of 48 million records. >> announcer: live, where you live, this is abc 7 news. >>> today is 112 years since 1906 earthquake in san francisco. 3,000 people and died 80 of the% city destroyed and on this anniversary a worrisome injure warning. research he is say if a major earthquake hit today in oakland it would be far more dangerous and destructive good evening dan ashley. >> kristen sze thanks for joining us. scientists engineerings and government agencies use this anniversary to remind all of us that another big quake is inevitable. but we can all take steps to survive. >> abc 7 news anchor eric thomas is life on the scene tonight with a story. eric. >> dan abc kristen, scientisting with worried about a 52 mile stretch of the hayward fault which happens to run through memorial stadium here on the cal campus. today scientists with the u.s. geological survey, the state and along with par

bay. that has moved on out. a few showers tonight and enjoy the sunshine by friday and saturday. >> maybe this is it. >> i've seen a bunch of .00's on the long range map. >> thanks, mark. >>> the latest data air report shows the number of unhealthy air days has increased. covers the years from 2014 to 2016. it ranks the bay area as the sixth worst for particle solution. the 13th worth for high ozone days. ozone is created by climate change and warming temperatures. ozone pollution had been falling since the year 2000 but it increased last year. over all california has 11 of the 25 highest areas with high ozone levels. >>> more proof that hard work can really pay off. when we come back the big surprise for one high school senior in richmond. >>> new at noon richmond kennedy high school just received a life changing surprise this morning in part of because of her fantastic grades. simone anderson received a $20,000-foot locker scholarship. the company and the school surprised her during a rally. anderson has a 4 .2 gpa. she is one of 20 students nationwide to receive the scholarship. >> i just got really involved in things that i cared about i

bay. carlos asido has the details. >> reporter: the sound of rain can be peaceful at times but flooding is a concern for north bay area residents. >>> heard it all night long. i could hear it. i looked at the window and it was flowing pretty good. >> reporter: residents in this mobile home park live next to a creek. >> i thought for sure we were going to be under water. they must have come around and cleaned the drains. >> reporter: no homes were flooded but a portion of the roner park expressway was closed after it was overtaken by high waters. even so, some decided to chance it. many of the rural roads have been flooded out forcing drivers to turn around. not so for joe richardson. >> it's never deep. >> reporter: you are not intimidated by these waters? >> no not on this road. >> reporter: it's always safer not to take the risk. this driver was forced to stop and come back. >> there was already a rescue out here earlier today. you get stuck in the water and you don't think it's that deep. it gets deep quick and you don't know it and it's too late. >> reporter: as long as the rain is steady these residents don't seem to mind it one bit. >> we like it. we

zero, now that at least the three largest urban communities in the bay area have made a commitment to this decade long effort which has shown promising results, rusing our traffic incidents by 41% recently, and that all agencies are united on this. i urge you as i urge connectsf to support ensuring our transit keeps pace with our residential density by developing along or major transit corridors exemplary transit paramedic with high-rise housing density with appropriate on-site bmr ratios. finally, since we are a peninsula, surrounded on three sides by water during a period of accelerated sea level rise at rates never experienced before in which marine transport will once again become as important as it had been before our two bridges, all agencies need to work with the waterfront authority as well as with those in charge of our ocean shoreline to consider how your future developments might form a foundation to protect our city from such ravages and shrinkage. thank you for your attention. >> president hillis: thank you, mr. olson. any additional public comments on this item? seeing none, we'll close public comment an

i'll explain in the next edition of people behaving badly > (robin) illegal dumping has been a problem in the bay for as longple can remember. and its even worse -- when the most scenic roads and open spaces fall victim to people behaving badly. are you missing a camshaft? how about a car door, or even pistons well look no more. nats: ambiance i got just want you need, well it's not really me but if you hurry uo and rush over to cummings skyway in crockett and take your pick because someone dumped car parts all over the place, i mean it looks like a car crashed and all the parts simply fell out onto the roadway i think it's awful but they are throwing it out there and i don't understand why they don't go to the dumps this is pam and dennis zampa, if that name sounds familiar dennis is the grandson of al zampa .you can see the al zampa bridge from cummings skyway just don't look down nats: ambiance because if you do, you will be disgusted ... this is the what appears to the skeletal remains of a rather large dogwhen i first arrived, this van was parked there so i sat back and watched for a while it tues out t

a little rain in the north bay as well, so certainly not finished yet. it has been chilly all day longkland 54 degrees currently, livermore 51, concord 56, san jose with the rain 54 degrees. baseball tonight. it's not going to feel like it, but we're playing. white sox at the a's. there is the chance of a shower the first couple innings, chilly, breezy, 49 degrees the first pitch, but oakland's temperatures will level off, your proximity to the water will help you tonight, 45 degrees your low, mountain view 46, livermore 38 tonight, napa 37, santa rosa 38 degrees. it is going to be chilly. we talked a half hour ago in case you're just joining us now, the reason why we've seen so much hail this winter is because we're not just getting the fronts coming from the north. the storm track has been aimed in our direction, so the trailing area of low pressure, the actual coldest and most unstable part of the storm isn't passing by to the north. they're all diving over northern california. that destabilizes the atmosphere and it's cold enough even in april to give us widespread hail and thunder

has no plans to leave. >>> happening today, bay area leaders get an kbrup date on region's long term transportation plan. mtc meets with the association of bay area government for an overview of plan bay area, a 25-year strategy to shape transportation as it relates to the growth. >> something for everyone this weekend. duane johnson stars in "rampage" based on the popular video game. plays a primate expert and the gorilla grows out of control leading to a major battle. it's rated pg-13. >>> john hamm plays a u.s. diplomat returning to the place where his wife was killed and now the government wants him to negotiate with terrorists for the release of an old friend. this one rated r. >>> shia la buf returns as john mcenroe based on the rivalry. it's rated r. >> probably weren't even born. >> i thought of that. >> i was watching a lot of tennis with my parents and it was a big battle with the head bands. >> yeah, no kidding. >> sweat bands. >> should we bring that fashion back? >> let's do it. we'll all do it. >> maybe for this weekend if you're out and about. >> we can wear or our warriors sweat bands and

downtown, it has been blowing strong all morning long, same with half moon bay.with the northwest wind. it is associated with the low hanging over head. soon, a ridge of high pressure will take ahold and we will reach the 80s by friday and saturday. 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. >>> politico reports ronny jackson will not return to his role as president trump's perm doctor. jackson withdrew his nomination last week after senate democrats revealed allegations of professional misconduct. he denies those claims and reportedly has taken a different job with the white house medical team. another navy officer dr. shaun conley took over jac's rokson's in mark

san jose police say they made a big move on a game that has been hitting people in the south bay. 16 people are now under arrest accused of a long list of crimes. our reporter and ruben is live at the san jose police headquarters tonight were they gave us new information on the bus. for many of the suspects, this was not the first arrest. >> reporter: this was a very large bus, but authorities say about one half of the people they are resting for the second time. they took five adults and 11 juveniles into custody. police say they are responsible for numerous crimes including seven robberies, six carjackings, 10 burglaries, and assault with a deadly weapon. authorities say they seized several firearms and some stolen property with the bus -- bust. they are calling this a new type of game that doesn't claim specific turf, but focuses on a high volume of crime in a short amount of time. >> they would carjack a car and maybe drive it around until they could find another victim. then they would rob that victim on the street and commit another robbery and may be a burglary. then they would get rid of the

bay last night. carlos asido has the details. >> reporter: the sound of rain can be peaceful at time but flooding is always a concern for north bay area residents. >> i heard it all night longs. i could hear it. i looked at the window and it was flowing pretty good. >> reporter: residents in this mobile home park live next to a creek. >> i thought for sure we were going to be under water. they must have come around and cleaned the drains. >> reporter: no homes were flooded but a portion of the roner park expressway was closed after it was overtaken by high waters. even with closure signs up some drivers decided to chance it. many of the rural roads have been flooded out forcing drivers to turn around. not so for joe richardson. >> it's never deep here. so we always go this way. >> reporter: you are not intimidated by these waters? >> no, not on this road. >> reporter: it's always safer not to take the risk. this driver was forced to stop and come back. >> there was already a rescue out here earlier today. you get stuck in the water and you don't think it's that deep. it gets deep quick and you don't know it and it's too late. >> reporter: as long as the rain is steady these

has ordere >> it is the spring weekend that you have been waiting for. coming up, how warm we get in parts of the bay area, not everywhere, how long sunshine sticks aroundnd are there any rain chances popping up in our april seven-day forecast? we'll have it for you next. like the one that blew apart at 32- thousand feet in this week's t on southwest >>> the faa has ordered immediate safety checks on hundreds of jet engines like the one that blew apart at 32,000 feet in this week's deadly accident on southwest. the agency is requiring ultrasound inspections within 20 days on older 737 engines with fan blades that have made more than 30,000 flights. investigators think metal fatigue caused tuesday's fatal engine failure on southwest. the plane had been inspected two days before, but the fatigue crack may have been too small to see with the naked eye. >>> the search is on for a plane that landed off the bay area coastline that had actor and director clint eastwood aboard long before he was a big movie star. the crash made the front page of the marin independent journal back in september of 1951. eastwood was an army private at the time, just 21 years old.

has earmarked $212 million for long-term natural disaster recovery for the state of california. the money will be used for damaged homes, businesses and other infrastructure. >> well six months after the fire started, rebuilding the north bay has been difficult. and it wasn't just homes destroyed and damaged but also schools. >> in today's bay area proud we are seeing how one woman is helping a school destroyed by the fire get back to the basics. >> at the center of the good deed is nancy ballard. we introduced you to her and her nonprofit rooms that rock for che chemo three years ago. they make over chemo therapy infusion rooms into places they want to be. but this project was a bit different but no less meaningful. >> half empty or half full? it is an old question that six months ago took on new meaning at santa rosa roseland collegial prep, the night half of the school burned to the ground. >> over here, this was the high school club -- so this housed eight classrooms. >> the principal is taking the half full point of view. it is not a complete start-over for the 6-year-old school, she said, and they were quickly able to find a temporary home. in a building that recently housed their sister school, roseland university p

bay area will be back in court today. he faces a long list of charges related to hacking. he has pleaded not guilty. back in 212, he allegedly commized the information of 117 million linked in passwords. a grand jury here in california had charged him previously. >>> what products you can expect to pay more for. >> and the new rules for driveless vehicles in california. >> and the market is reopening after the close on friday. it is down about two points right now. coming up, we will have an update from our financial reporter, jason brooks. ♪ ♪ my husband is probably going to think i'm crazy. he thinks i'm going to see my sister! ♪ ♪ sometimes the confidence to be spontaneous starts with financial stability. once i heard it i was shocked. i just thought, i have to go get it! ♪ ♪ it's our tree! ♪ ♪ see how a personalized financial strategy and access to j.p. morgan investment expertise can help you. chase. make more of what's yours. the tariffs are aimed at forcing changes to chinese government >>> president trump is expected to list what chinese imparts are the targets of tariffs this week. a list o

has to say. >> we will certainly stay on that story all morning long. >>> a big overnight crash in the east bay. we will show you the pileup on 680 that caused the freeway to be shut down for hours. >>> the city of san francisco is continuing to crack down on this controversial electric scooters you see all over the city. they have prompted a lot of complaints from the public. we will tell you about the new rules put into place for the rental companies. >> you are on the air. >> i am on the air? i was just looking at my camera. i was looking at the san mateo bridge. i will show it to you. what does that sign say? it says something. we will figure it out. westbound 92 traffic looks okay. we will figure out with that sign is saying and get back to you. >>> real-time traffic research. we are tracking low clouds and fog as well. what that means for you wednesday forecast and possibly a few sprinkles as we head to the weekend. mostly as a precaution. whenever you have these large fires come up, they need to investigate it as >>> san francisco transfer leaders will meet about a proposed two year pilo

though the hail has melted away, they say they'll remember this day for a very long time. reporting live in oakland, i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >>> our nbc bay area viewers sending in photos and video of this very unique spring weather. katherine sent us this video of hail pelting her home. this is in alameda. also from the oakland hills. someone trying to make a snow angel. or should we say hail angel. and here it's just covered in white. this is oakland, folk. if you have pictures or videos, i know a lot of you do, share them with us, please. coverage on this continues in 10 minutes. in all the excitement, maybe we've forgotten about the water problem we're having. we're going live to clair reservoir for water levels. >>> a 24-year-old told police she left this bar, bruno's, before closing time on saturday morning. she said she ordered a car from a ride-sharing company to take her home, but investigators think she may have gotten into a different car. there was a man in that backseat. she told police that the men drove her to an area near the safeway in sonoma where they choked her, beat her and sexually assaulte

has not been set at this point. one of bill cosby's more than 50 accusers is a long time resident of the bay area. patricia leary storier says cosby assaulted her when she was an aspiring singer. yesterday she was at the market with her husband when she heard about the verdict. >> i was just stunned, shocked out of my mind because i did not expect that verdict. i started to cry and he put his hands around me. and the two of us stood at the aisle at the rite aid. >> in both cases she says she passed out after being given a drug. >>> a national conference for survivors of sex trafficking is going to start today. it is the first time it's been held in oakland. this year's conference will be the largest gathering of survivors of sex trafficking in the united states. there will be workshops, speakers and networking to help survivors. nancy o' malley is expected to be one of those speakers. >>> our time is now 5:10. there's a new poll from uc berkeley it give gavin newsom a sizable lead in the race for governor of california. in this case the support is 30% of likely voters. cox is next with 18%. anothe

bay area and above. he has enough signatures to put the plan on the november ballot. but even if voters gave it the okay, state lawmakers would have to approve it, which is a long shot.ound the corner from a bookstore that's been there since the 1980s. there are two other amazon bookstores in the area. >>> this weekend on bay area revelations, our award-winning documentary series is highlighting bay area pioneers. one is the first indian owner of a franchise. one is a software entrepreneur. >> i wasn't able to sell myself to people who are way smarter than me. that kind of die destroyed estr. people who are smarter were convinced to come work with me. >> he changed the way wall street works. >>> big stars in monterey filming a tv series you may have already seen that's getting a lot of buzz again. we'll show you when we come back. released from the hospital wearing only his gown and socks. >>> well, coming up tonight at 6:00, released from the hospital wearing only his goup and socks. a bay area family demands answers from a hospital after their elderly hospital is discharged without any warning. it's a story you'll see only on nbc bay area tonight at 6:00. >>> peopl

bay area's christie smith has the story from san francisco where marchers rallied. >> reporter: thhouse minority leader nancy pelosi said the republican tax bill signed into law will have long-term effects. >> it deeply increases the deficit. by the way, working families -- corporate america tax continues. >> reporter: speaking today in san francisco at the labor council, she said democrat s intend to win in the house and senate in november. they're trying to educate the public and create a path forward in congress. wh >> what i think we should do is come together in a bipartisan way and write a tax bill that increa increases -- creates growth, generates good-paying job and reduces the debt. this bill has no feature. >> reporter: pelosi spoke alongside organizers with a tax march. there was talk of a movement which could close loopholes for the wealthy, corporations and invest in working families. >> if you look at the employment numbers, especially among minorities, they're all the way up. >> reporter: howard epstein is vice chair of communications with the san francisco republican party. but he believes the message today may not be that clear. >> just antitrust. in realit

bay area are fed up with thieves stealing laptops. on monday in antioch, two thieves grabbed the customers long to -- laptop >>> thank you for joining us on "mornings on 2". >>> it hasbeen really nice outside. it is changing. >> did you guys encounter any showers yesterday? >> i saw them come down a little bit. >>

bay area are fed up with thieves stealing laptops. on monday in antioch, two thieves grabbed the customers long to -- laptop >>> thank you for joining us on "mornings on 2". >>> it hasbeen really nice outside. it is changing. >> did you guys encounter any showers yesterday? >> i saw them come down a little bit. >> that system has moved out. we are talking about another one coming on board for mainly late this afternoon in the north bay this afternoon and into the evening hours. we have increasing clouds out there. the system yesterday fell apart in the bay area. we have lots of clouds already in place and increasing as we check out the satellite, there is not much in the way of green just yet on the radar. there is coverage in terms of cloud cover from san francisco to santa rosa toward cloverdale. let's check in on the current numbers. napa is 42 degrees, san francisco 51, san jose 49 in livermore is 44. a live camera shows you some clouds out in the distance near the san francisco bay for your wednesday morning. here's what we are tracking later on today. it is nothing like last week, but rainfall could be about a 10th of an inch in the south bay, about a half-inc