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. >> bien, lisa, voy a presentarte a mi amiga, otra lisa.lisa no solo es modelo, sino que es una cosmetologa certificada y se que tu usas dermawand con tus clientes. >> uso dermawand con todos mis clientes porque adoran los resultados. disminuye las lineas entre la nariz y la boca, las cejas las levanta. todos aman, aman los resultados. >> pues si tu no dices el secreto yo lo hare. >> de acuerdo. soy madre de un chico de 22 aÑos, ¿de acuerdo? >> [risa] >> y se que no lo parezco. y ¿saben por que? es debido a mi dermawand. no paso un dia sin usarlo y ¿saben por que? miren esto. >> el resultado es realmente asombroso, ¿verdad, lisa? >> es increible.

lisa amin gulezian spoke with the boy's family tonight and joins us live from the newsroom. >> lisa: the two-year-old will be in the hospital for several more days. his overall recovery will take at least the months. >> my baby now. >> two-year-old corey abrams is in intensive care unit. he underwent a six and a half hour long disk fusion surgery to repair his broken neck. an injury he sustained on march 20th while his mother was driving on 880 south. >> i can't even describe it. undescribable. >> jasmine glen was driving her black impala whale her son and mother were in the back seat. and suddenly a sideshow erupted in front of her. >> i remember seeing the guy doing the doughnuts and then woke up in the hospital. >> her chevy was rear-ended by a big rig. these are photos of her smashed car. the was the only one conscious after the crash. >> after the big rig hit is, we spun out of control and hit another car, and after we stopped, we were facing the oncoming traffic. >> corey was the most seriously hurt and was rushed to the hospital whether doctors took head and neck scans but fou

lisa amin gulezian spoke with the boy's family tonight and joins us live from the newsroom. >> lisa: the two-year-old will be in the hospital for several more days. his overall recovery will take at least the months. >> my baby now. >> two-year-old corey abrams is in intensive care unit. he underwent a six and a half hour long disk fusion surgery to repair his broken neck. an injury he sustained on march 20th while his mother was driving on 880 south. >> i can't even describe it. undescribable. >> jasmine glen was driving her black impala whale her son and mother were in the back seat. and suddenly a sideshow erupted in front of her. >> i remember seeing the guy doing the doughnuts and then woke up in the hospital. >> her chevy was rear-ended by a big rig. these are photos of her smashed car. the was the only one conscious after the crash. >> after the big rig hit is, we spun out of control and hit another car, and after we stopped, we were facing the oncoming traffic. >> corey was the most seriously hurt and was rushed to the hospital whether doctors took head and neck scans but fou

>> yeah. >> thank you, lisa. let's check out sports.night the san jose sharks can clinch a playoff spot with the win over columbus. puck drops at 5:00 at hp pavilion. the warriors yesterday played their first playoff game in several years against denver. they battled those nuggets to the very end. mike shumann has the highlights in this morning's sports. >>> good morning. well, the warriors haven't been to the playoffs since 2007 and it showed last night in denver. this is a young team. they found out it's a lot more physical in the postseason and it may get tougher as david lee was injured and his return is questionable. he played in 577 regular season games without a playoff experience. longest in the nabokov for an active player. in addition to andrew bogey utility. warriors led by 9 late in the second but he posterrizes andrew bogey utility. curry, 1. 10 shooting the first half. missed first nine shots. wakes up in the second half. warriors up 5. warriors went on a 14-3 run to end the third. then the biggest lead of the game. fourth

carolyn. >> thank you, lisa. the bay area victim of the boston marathon bombings is on the road to recovery. 11-year-old aaron hern's family is receiving a lot of support from the martinez community. abc7 news reporter kira klapper joins us live from martinez with details on our special fund-raiser this morning. >> hi, carolyn. good morning to you. there will be a fun run, a fundraiser here at th alhambra high school in martinez. businesses, restaurants, shops have already don't natured a percentage of their sales to help the hern family with their medical costs and travel expenses. this is justify the same. as you may know by now the 11-year-old aaron hern was waiting for his mom near the boston marathon finish line when the second blast hit sending shrapnel into his legs. he has since been released from the hospital. he's still undergoing treatment for the wounds he suffered. on thursday he was able to lift himself out of the wheelchair and take a few steps with the help of his parents. today people or teens ca

carolyn. >> lisa, thank you. happening now in boston we have a live look inside the cathedral of the holy cross. that's where cardinal sean o'malley is celebrating mass for people who died in the boston marathon bombings. he will also offer prayers for those injured, some of whom are being treated in the same hospital with the 19-year-old suspect remains in serious, but stable condition, and under heavy guard. abc7 news reporter kira klapper is live in the courtroom. kira, dzhokhar tsarnaev is not yet able to communicate with detectives? >> that's right. they said he can't speak because he has severe throat injuries. authorities hope he will be able to talk. they have so many questions. they want to know if anyone else was involved in the alleged attack, zach har -- dzhokhar and his brother orchestrated. he was found in a boat hiding in this yard. a row bat whose brought in to remove the tarp out of fear he was wearing an explosive fight. but he was likely injured from the gunfight the night before when his broth

. >> hola, soy lisa varga. tengo 40 aÑos, nunca me he hecho una cirugia cosmetica y no le temo a las camaras de alta definicion. pueden acercarse, chicos. mas cerca. eso es. ¿quieren tener una piel que se vea juvenil, fresca y sin tantas arrugas? bueno, preparense, porque hoy voy a compartir con ustedes algo que toda mujer debe hacer y que les prometo es lo unico que acostumbro hacer cada dia. ¿que es? hace tres aÑos y medio comence a usar mi dermawand de radiofrecuencia. ¿por que? porque da resultados reales. y hablando de resultados, esta es una fotografia de la mujer que desarrollo dermawand, christina boves. para probar que funciona, ella lo uso en solo en un lado de su rostro por 12 semanas. mire la ceja, parece haberse levantado y las bolsas, las lineas, los pliegues y arrugas alrededor del area de los ojos se ven realmente disminuidas. la linea de la sonrisa se ve minimizada y la inflamacion de los pomulos tambien se ha reducido visiblemente. incluso el tamaÑo de los poros se ve mas pequeÑo. el lado trat

lisa argen is here now. lot of folks loving your forecast. >> less than 20 minutes away from the official sunrise and we are already looking at a good start to the day. numbers in low 50s here but as much as 10 degrees cooler in the north bay and 10 degrees warmer in some spots than yesterday's highs. i'll explain next. >> a big change this morning in how law enforcement patrols the streets of oakland. while alameda county sheriff's deputies have stopped helping the oakland police. >> and a fire >> new this morning, haywood police are looking for a gunman that left an oakland man critically injured last night. police say the 26-year-old victim was visiting family members at a home on franklin avenue around 10:00 last night. he argued with another man just before he was shot. the shooter is described as short with fair skin, wearing a black jacket. >>> richmond police are looking for two men in a white s.u.v. who shot a man near the spot where his brother and sister were killed thursday night. last night's sh

thank you, lisa. a big celebration on the bay. why more >> happening now, severe weather warnings are in place for huston through tonight after the texas city got pounded overnight with 3 to 7 inches of rain. some lakes and bayous are spilling over their banks. strong storms yesterday caused flooding that shut down a major huston tollway to the airport. fortunately that artery has since reopened. yesterday the fire department helped dozens of cars that got stuck in that flooding. nothing like that here. this is now a 96-year tradition. opening day on the bay. a day celebrating boating season. more than 100 yacht clubs get together every year for the festivities. there will be a parade on the bay from noon to three with over 120 historic vessels, classic and contemporary boats. there should be great picture taking opportunities as anything that floats is likely to be out there on the bay today. and the 150 year tradition sell are brace the port of san francisco. it's contributions to the city's past, p

thank you, lisa. second suspect in the boston marathon bombings was arrested last night. his brother was killed in an earlier shootout with police. both are charged with killing three people and injuring many others. we're joined with the latest. >> the suspect was last listed in serious condition. his arrest bringing some much-needed comfort to this community this morning. usa, usa! >> thank you! >> celebration and release. the second suspect in the boston marathon bombings off the streets and in custody. [cheers and applause] >> nineteen-year-old dzhokhar tsarnaev was found hiding in a boat in a yard in watertown, 1/2 last night. arrested after boston suburbs were put on a day-long lock down. day-long lock down. more than 1 million residents told to stay inside as s.w.a.t. teams went door to door searching for the suspect. >> it's unbelievable. i was cooped up in my house for the last almost 24 hours just wondering if the guy was in my back yard, if he was in my garage, you know, or if he was in my

. >> thank you, lisa. the second suspect in the boston marathon bombings and hospitalized this morning following his arrest last night. his brother was killed in an earlier standoff with police. they are charged with killing three and injuring 80 others in boston. we have the latest. [explosions] >> good morning. the suspect was last listed in serious condition. his capture bringing some much-needed comfort to this community this morning. [screaming] [usa, uas! >> thank you! >> celebration and release. the second suspect in the boston marathon bombings off the streets and in custody. [cheers and applause] >> nineteen-year-old dzhokhar tsarnaev was found hiding in a boat in watertown, massachusetts last night, arrested after boston suburbs were put on ady-long lock down. more than 1 million residents told to stay inside as s.w.a.t. teams went door to door searching for the suspect. >> it's unbelievable. i was cooped up in my house for the last almost 24 hours just wondering if the guy was in my backyard, if

thanks, lisa. also next, all parents want to keep their children safe burks now some are literally bullet-proving them. michael finney has the details. and the creepy critter that's turned up at a starbucks and >> a very good morning to all of you. you are look live from our roof cam. pretty gray out there. as you see, there are clouds this morning. but some good news, if things were okay for you yesterday, it's going to warm up today. at least five degrees warmer today in san francisco than yesterday. we just have to get through the clouds first. well, since the sandy hook tragedy in connecticut, keeping children save from gun violence at school is a top priority for many communities. now there's a controversial new option for parents to consider, bulletproof backpacks. here's seven on your side's michael finney with the details. >> this is an ordinary school day for these two. >> this is super woman's cape. >> ordinary, except for this brand new backpack, which is bulletproof. despite the girly p

thank you, lisa. >> a spike in muggings in san francisco's castro direct now has crime fighting activists hitting the streets. they are armed with information and distributing emergency whistles. abc7 news reporter sergio gets a lesson on how to use them. >> do you have a whistle on your key chain? >> no. >> we need a whistle! >> they are helping get the word out. >> i think people come here and think it's the gay mecca and there's a cloak of safety about it but we leave in a big city. >> they have seen a special surge in muggings, especially those on smartphones and not paying attention to their surroundings. the castro hasn't been immune from those attacks. >> someone stole my phone and a second person came from behind me and burned me down to the ground. >> this is the picture of the cuts and bruises he suffered from that attack last month. he's helping pass out safety kits put together by the sisters. there's a safety whistle. something that had been used to ward off gay bashings in decades past a

thanks, lisa. south bay starbucks has called in pest control to handle an infestation of bed bucks. we are told what is being done with the bedbugs. >> i have never seen a bedbugs infestation in a restaurant. it is unusual. >> heather is with the county of santa clara department of environmental health. they received an anonymous complaint about bedbugs in the furniture. they confirmed a specimen they received was in fact a bedbug. she said starbucks has been proactive since it learned of the infestation. >> they brought their pest control company and they had several treatments. there is no evidence that could be found that any bedbugs are currently there. >> customer mike legally heard about the bedbugs but isn't really concerned. >> i think they have removed all what they call the soft furniture, so i don't think it's going to be too big of a problem. >> the county said starbucks has a pest control company hats continuing to follow-up on the problem. as he points out, bedbugs bite, but they aren

. >> lisa: it's nice and sunny now. we have gusty winds, the chance of isolated >> ama: new at 6:00, two gardeners have been arrest on suspicion of robbery in san mateo county. on thursday a woman called 9-1-1 say se surprised two buglars in her home. the pair left in a truck with a telephone number on it listing a gardening service. deputies learned the men had been doing the gardening job at in stock surveillance tape caught a man in the act peeping into the bedroom win dove of a teenage girl. the man looked through the window for a minute before getting on his knees and crawling in for a closer look. the police posted the video on social media and have received leads on the man's identity. >> in vieferred county, another piece of surveillance tape caught a man trying to get away with a $300 drill bit kit from a tool store. when the owner confronted the man, he pulled a knife. the man was subdued and is in charge on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon and robbery. >> a bit of a turn for the cruise ship destroy.

here is lisa argen. >> good morning to you. we have plenty have warmth around the bay with numbers upper 50s to 60s. giants game, a little breezy and talking about 60s dropping to the 50s. ay tuned, we got a warming trend on the way. >> second suspect in the boston marathon bombings is hospitalized this morning following his arrest with formal charges expected soon. his brother was killed in an earlier shootout with police. both are suspected of setting off two bombs killing three people. the final chapter played in nearby watertown. here is the latest. >>> celebration and relief. second suspect in the boston marathon bombings off the streets and in custody. 19-year-old dzhokar tsarnaev was found hiding in a boat last night arrested after boston and suburbs were put on day long lock down. more than a million residents told to stay inside as they went door to door searching for the suspect. >> i was cooped up in my house for the last 24 hours wondering if the guy was in my backyard, in my garage or in my neighborhood. >> and he

lisa began by knocking on the door of the santa clara sart facility. >> i said hi, i'm lisa, i'm a notre dame student. >> and i have this school project. this is what i want to do. >> program manager linda richards says there have been other donation, in the past, but never so consistent, never so well-organized. >> i don't know what part of the universe brings this sort of thing together, but it worked for both of us. >> thanks to lisa and her grateful garment project, santa clara sart now has a closet full of new, comfortable, warm clothes. and they are not the only ones. in just a little over two years, the grateful garment project has expanded to helping sart programs in 13 california counties. >> supporting a demographic region of about 10 million people in california. this grassroots little organization that runs from my living room here. >> lisa is actually still in school, a graduate student, but every minute not in class is a minute spent on grateful garment. but she says she's reached the limit right now of what a single person can do, and only wishes she could do more. >> i ge

cop. >> let's get to the weather and lisa and the weather is changing for tomorrow. >> lisa: everything from wind, cooler temperatures, and the possibility of showers coming our way. this time tomorrow. but right now live doppler 7hd just -- we call that ground clutter so we're looking clear right now. with the clear sky and the dry atmosphere, we can see some temperatures drop off into the upper 30s in spots. right now, it is cool in the upper 40s, from half moon bay, 50 in san carlos. 55 in oakland, the warm spot. and the bay bridge this morning. winds are lighter in the valleys but still quite gusty along the coast. it's 50 in liver -- already moore, and with -- livermore. and it will remain gusty here, not only overnight but through tomorrow as well. then the winds well be back up all across the bay area. so tonight and as you look at napa right now no wind at all. your number is dropping quebecly, and you'll see the numbers drop through the 40s, perhaps upper 30s by -- 36 tomorrow is the official sunrise so by 7:00 your numbers start to recover. 46 in richmond. 49 in oakland. so yo

here is lisa argen. >>> good morning to you. the next hour or two. fog will clear and mostly sunny condition in oakland with highs to mid-60s to upper 70s. a warmup with 60 at our coast to mid-60s. even our cost. mostly sunny by the afternoon but still with the onshore flow and numbers inland today, near 70 to the lower 80s. that takes us above normal. today is not the warmest day of the weekend. i'll talk about that and return to the 90-degree heat that is coming up quickly right behind us. we'll show it to you in next few minutes. >> katie: developing news in contra costa county, pittsburg police are using tracking dogs what i girl was abducted. the man grabbed the girl in broad daylight and released her and ran away. alan wang police fear may try it again. >> police officers comforted the distraught mother. earlier she saw a man snatch her two-year-old daughter from her front yard. it happened just before 2:00 p.m. in pittsburg. >> the way the suspect approached the residence, he would not have seen anybody else other than the two-year-old. >> the

lisa urgen is watching that situation. what do you see? to you, live doppler 7 hd shows some returns along 280, redwood city and palo alto, a few areas of light showers and in the higher elevations and across the bay in union city with wet weather, and east palo alto and down around san francisco looking at a few light showers. the pavement is wet, we have some fog, and this afternoon, the clouds will thin out and high temperatures range from the upper 50's on the coast at the bay and mid-60's inland and warmest numbers in the upper 60's. the bay bridge is looking good but we have some fog at 54 if livermore and mild if you are headed out of town the best chance of showers in the mountains and along the northern coast, still a slim chance over the weekend. good morning, leyla gulen. >> good morning, lisa, and the macarthur maze is still cheer but we seeing a few extra tail lights with headlights eastbound, with no problems and it is dry. as we head to san jose, the drive along northbound 87 is moving swiftly. at the off-ramp, the pavilion

lisa thinks it might have been an angel. which is fitting because that is what some might call lisa. our story begins where no one ever wants to end up, a sexual assault response team or sart exam room. it's where victims of sexual assault go for medical treatment and evidence collection. a process that can last for hours. >> you're violated once, and then sorry to say it's basically not very warm and fuzzy. >> reporter: the fact that lisa blanchard knows this or anything about sart programs at all is thanks to a random conversation at a woman's retreat three years ago. lisa was told that sart facilities were so poorly funded that when clothing had to be collected for evidence -- >> you notice a lot of zeroes. >> there was sometimes nothing to replace it with and victims had to be sent home in paper hospital gowns. >> this is completely unacceptable! i had like this full body like

i'm ama daetz, for lisa, mike shumann, and coming up next, the making of the new exploratoryup. we'll be back at 9:00 and 11:00. >>> hi, i'm dan ashley and i'm standing on top of a bay area treasure. the san francisco exploratorium is being reborn here at it's new home at pier 15. the pier has been entirely rebuilt from top to bottom and inside this global pioneer of hands-on science museum is pushing new boundaries in art and science and just plain fun. abc7 is proud and excited to be the official tv partner for the exploratorium. museum opens on april 17th but you get to see it now. >> the new exploratorium means more to explore. >> abc7 means more access. >> why not be a team? you get a special look inside the exhibits right here. more to explore the making of the new exploratorium starting now. ♪ ♪ >> this is awesome. this is more i can ever experience. >> it freezes a million a second. >> there is more things to do here. >> it's big, big and fun. [ laughter ] >> i think it's really cool. i'm having as much fun as a ten-year-old. >> dan: look carefully and you might see denn

>> lisa, thank you. he does not seem like he would be any trouble. >> the kind of dog you want to take on the road. >> speaking of roads, leyla gulen has big weekend plans. >> i do. san francisco is a fantastic dog walking city, isn't it? napa is on my plan for the [cheers and applause] >> hello, everybody, and welcome to millionaire. today's first contestant is a cat lady who loves murder, she wrote who just happens to be trapped in a 24-year-old man's body. from new orleans, please welcome justin templet. nice to see you, justin. now, i don't want the audience to think that i was insulting you, because you call yourself a cat lady. >> i do. it's just this kind of thing. it started out with, you know-- oh, there i am... >> aw. >> with great intentions. my friend's cat had two litters back-to-back 'cause she was, i guess, somewhat promiscuous, and, you know-- >> your friend or the cat? the cat. >> the cat. no, my friend's a good girl. >> okay. >> on air, i'll say that. she's a good girl. and it kind of s

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lisa, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian.ith the country already on edge and social media having gone mainstream, all it took was 71 characters to send the stock market into free fall. it all began about 1:07 this afternoon with this tweet from the associated press. "breaking: two explosions in the white house and barack obama is injured." the message went to ap's 1.9 million twitter followers and spread like a virus. retweeted almost 5,000 times within a minute. but it was a fake. ap's account had been hacked. >> it partly explains the unusual activity in the dow. >> reporter: the dow began plunging and within three minutes dropped more than 140 points. >> you looked around the floor. you saw people running, people upset, not sure what was going on. just watching this market trade lower. >> reporter: automatic trading programs kicked in. >> human beings weren't making these trades. these were computers, algorithms designed to scan the headlines and find negative or positive words and then help companies profit on the results

live in san jose tonight, lisa, abc 7 news. >>> lisa thank you. new at 11. oakland woman arrested for leaving her baby in a hot car while she went shopping. police responded to report of child left unattended at the marina square shopping center in san leandro yesterday. 4 month old girl found inside the car crying history tear klichlt it was 80 degrees outside when officers arrived. they searched the stores until they found the baby mother. >> had her head down. head down. happened were cuffed behind her back and doing the walk of shame to the police ca car. >>reporter: we went to the mother's house. nobody answered the door. neighbor told us she surprised by the woman's actions. >> sachltd wonderful mother. really, really takes good care of the children. >>reporter: the woman was arrested on a charge of child neglect. the father arrived and took custody of the baby. >> smokey fire at legal marijuana co-op in oakland put out quickly. we were over the scene on international indoor garden company on foothill boulevard 3:00 o'clock today. 300 plants were insid

lisa is here for mike nicco. >> good morning. >> bringing good news? >> i think so.d a lot of rain yesterday with the low level moisture that did not want to end but in the north bay, it is hard to pick up the runs by bodega bay but some of the mist and drizzle is us with. be careful. the visibility is reduced especially along the coast but elsewhere, you can see the mild temperatures and 55 in san jose and oakland and 60 for oakland and 55 in santa cruz. the golden gate bridge shows all of the clouds are on the deck. 54 in los gatos with mid-50's towards napa. throughout the morning hours we have plenty of clouds, a few spotty light showers but over all mostly cloudy and unsettled for the weekend in terms of the shower activity. you could see a little pit of it but this morning you notice how much warmer it is, up to five degreeses warmer since the passage of the ban. we are in between systems with a weak flow and it will be a mild afternoon. a little bit of spotty drizzle. we are looking at a couple of systems just the tail end pushing through the bay area over the

>> lisa, thank you.es not seem like he would be any trouble. >> the kind of dog you want to take on the road. >> speaking of roads, leyla gulen has big weekend plans. >> i do. san francisco is a fantastic dog walking city, isn't it? napa is on my plan for the weekend. [ female announcer ] this is a special message from at&t. [ male announcer ] it's no secret that the price of things just keeps going up. [ female announcer ] but we have some good news. it's our bundle price promise. [ male announcer ] a price you can definitely count on for two whole years. from at&t. call to get u-verse tv starting at just $19 a month with our triple-play bundle. get the same great price for two years. plus now get two times the internet speed than before. you get reliable high-speed internet on our advanced digital network. choose from speeds up to 24 megs. [ female announcer ] and with u-verse tv, you can record four shows at once on your total home dvr and play them back in any room. [ male announcer ] so call now. u-

live in san jose tonight, lisa, abc 7 news. >>> lisa thank you. new at 11. oakland woman arrested for leaving her baby in a hot car while she went shopping. police responded to report o child left unattended at the marina square shopping center in san leandro yesterday. 4 month old girl found inside the car crying history tear klichlt it was 80 degrees outside when officers arrived. they searched the stores until they found the baby mother. >> had her head down. head down. happened were cuffed behind her back and doing the walk of shame to the police ca car. >>reporter: we went to the mother's house. nobody answered the door. neighbor told us she surprised by the woman's actions. >> sachltd wonderful mother. really, really takes good care of the children. >>reporter: the woman was arrested on a charge of child neglect. the father arrived and took custody of the baby. >> smokey fire at legal marijuana co-op in oakland put out quickly. we were over the scene on international indoor garden company on foothill boulevard 3:00 o'clock today. 300 plants were inside

. >> well, lisa, i'm going to introduce you to my friend another lisa. lisa is not only a model but she's also a licensed aesthetician and i know, lisa, you use dermawand on your clients. >> i use dermawand on all of my clients because they love the results. the nose-to-mouth lines diminished, the higher eyebrows. they love, love the results. >> but you know, if you don't tell the secret, i will. >> all right. i am the mother of a 22-year-old, all right? [stella laughs and i know i do not look like it. and you know why? it's because of the dermawand. i will never go a day without it and this is why. watch this. >> stella: i mean, those are amazing results, right, lisa? >> lisa: they are incredible. >> stella: ladies, gravity is our big enemy, but that dull slack and saggy skin that really makes us look aged and tired... well, we've got to pick it back up and breathe new life into your skin and that's why i use my dermawand in upward strokes every single day. i'm not afraid of my age-- i just want to look my best, with healthy, glowing, tight skin. so bri

cop. >> let's get to the weather and lisa and the weather is changing for tomorrow. >> lisa: everything from wind, cooler temperatures, and the possibility of showers coming our way. this time tomorrow. but right now live doppler 7hd just -- we call that ground clutter so we're looking clear right now. with the clear sky and the dry atmosphere, we can see some temperatures drop off into the upper 30s in spots. right now, it is cool in the upper 40s, from half moon bay, 50 in san carlos. 55 in theland, the warm spot. and the bay bridge this morning. winds are lighter in the valleys but still quite gusty along the coast. it's 50 in liver -- already moore, and with -- livermore. and it will remain gusty here, not only overnight but through tomorrow as well. then the winds well be back up all across the bay area. so tonight and as you look at napa right now no wind at all. your number is dropping quebecly, and you'll see the numbers drop through the 40s, perhaps upper 30s by -- 36 tomorrow is the official sunrise so by 7:00 your numbers start to recover. 46 in richmond. 49 in oakland. so yo

i talked with lisa earlier today. her first interview since the murder of her husband, tom. her daughters rachel and sarah joined me as well. we talked about loss and about coping with the enormous void in their lives, but also about finding hope and perhaps surprisingly, the capacity to even forgive. first of all, i'm so sorry for your loss. how are you holding up? >> you know, the support that we've had from family and friends and people that we don't know has been incredibly meaningful to us and i think we're doing well. >> what do you want people to know about your dad? >> that's a big question. i think i would like people to see how he lived his life and that that is so much more important than how he died. that he lived his life with such passion and such compassion for other people. >> sarah, how about for you? >> yeah, there's just so much i just want people to know that he was just so much more than his career and his work accomplishments and all those things. like yeah, they were great, he did so many great things for corrections, but i see him as my dad and you kn

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let's get the latest from meteorologist lisa argin. >> it took all days but we finally have sunshine. we're looking at a strong onshore flow. you can see live doppler 7hd, indicate if of the onshore flow is the cool weather and breezy winds, gusting to 20 miles-per-hour in the north bay, 15 at san car roz airport, and right now you can see the cloudy skies but the dry pavement. golden gate bridge. numbers in the 60s. we have two more systems heading into the bay area. a weak one tonight, stronger one tomorrow that could get you wet if you're headed to the ballpark. so we'll talk about those and a big warmup, coming up later. >> ama: a memorial concert for the victims of the oikos university shol shooting is set to begin in a few hours. six students and staff member were killed last year the school has struggled to recover from the incident. the shooter was ordered to undergo treatment at napa state hospital after being found incompetent to stand trial. tonight's memorial concert will feature the san francisco master choarl. choreal. >> san jose detectives are looking into whether a la

lisa argen is here and keeping a close eye on the forecast. >> we aren't done with the rain yet. what we have seen, just a couple hundredths and live doppler 7-hd showing spotty showers up towards the coast. himself the sonoma coast and better chance of rain coming our way tomorrow. here is a look what is to come late in the day. area of low pressure dropping to the south and bringing a chance of rain for the entire bay area. live look outside from the roof camera. 54 in san francisco. 58 in oakland and 56 in san jose. our east bay camera, plenty of clouds and no rain yet but we will look for things to get increasingly moist. 67 in los gatos. forecast then, cloudy skies with a few sprinkles. chance of showers by tomorrow morning and then a break midday. looks like late in the evening, in fact looks like the giants game will escape the showers. breezy and sunny on monday. big warmup on tuesday. here is the cloud cover and overnight lows ranging from the 50s to 52 palo alto. upper 40s in santa rosa. here is a look, we have that flow. this system, tail end of it heading into norther

lisa has the first look at the forecast. lisa? >> the sunset is 73:08 and we -- 7:38. but a couple of week systems, moving across the bay area tomorrow and tomorrow evening. live doppler 7hd doctor shows the sweep, and you're looking at the various levels of clouds and gusty winds from san car roz san carlos. the golden gate bridge, dry pavement and temperatures in the low 60s. if you're headed out tonight bring your jacket. the best chance of rain is tomorrow evening. we'll cooloff before warming up significantly beginning the work week. >> ama: belmont police are investigating a series of burglaries, at least three homes were broken into between 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. yesterday on manzanita valley view. the police believe the burglaries are connected to other incidents. >>> residents and city leaders are taking steps to build a better neighborhood in san francisco rows ocean view district. a few dozen gathered this morning for a walking tour of the urban blight in the area. burned out buildings, graffiti, and trash on the street are some problems people are trying t

live in san jose tonight, lisa, abc 7 news. >>> lisa thank you. new at 11. oakland woman arrested for leaving her baby in a hot car while she went shopping. police responded to report of child left unattended at the marina square shopping center in san leandro yesterday. 4 month old girl found inside the car crying history tear klichlt it was 80 degrees outside when officers arrived. they searched the stores until they found the baby mother. >> had her head down. head down. happened were cuffed behind her back and doing the walk of shame to the police ca car. >>reporter: we went to the mother's house. nobody answered the door. neighbor told us she surprised by the woman's actions. >> sachltd wonderful mother. really, really takes good care of the children. >>reporter: the woman was arrested on a charge of child neglect. the father arrived and took custody of the baby. >> smokey fire at legal marijuana co-op in oakland put out quickly. we were over the scene on international indoor garden company on foothill boulevard 3:00 o'clock today. 300 plants were insid

she's sitting in for lisa. just a lot to go over this week. >> yeah, we've got all kinds of weather heading our way. we'll show you live doppler 7 hd right now. trying to find some of the rainfall. chances of showers this morning, but it's pretty quiet, even in ukiah, although an hour ago we did have some light rain in ukiah. and if you're heading across the bay bridge or planning to head there shortly, this is what it looks like right now. just some gray skies overhead. beautiful shot there for you from emeryville, looking towards the bay. and in san francisco it's currently 54. san carlos, 55. half moon bay 52. cooler in santa cruz at 49 degrees. also a live shot of the golden gate bridge shows you no fog. clear right now, just gray skies overhead. currently 52 in santa rosa, where fog has been reported, but visibility is at about 3 miles an hour. fairfield at 51 degrees. so here's what you can expect for today. chance of showers in our forecast two times today. cloudy and cooler, with some breezy conditions

very spring-like lisa. >> lisa: certainly is. the live doppler 7hd very quiet but that will be changing because a cold front is on the way. to the north this cold front has been providing some very strong thunderstorms up to the northern sierra nevada, near susanville, and very gusty winds, so a piece of this will be sliding south tonight and in advance, look at the winds. gusting to 21-miles-an-hour. sap -- san san jose, and fairfield, everybody feeling the breezy winds. here's a look from the roof camera. nice out there. temperatures will cool out our coast. 55 half hoop -- half moon bay. here's a look rat sutro. a little ominous there. upper 50s union city, 70 in los gatos. so well begin to scour out the clouds behind the cold front, but we will look for some very gusty winds tomorrow. and there's a wind advisory along the shoreline. chance of showers tonight and cloud up again. much warmer tuesday and wednesday, the winds will subside and go offshore so means very warm weather for the middle of the week. 47, palo alto, we hav

joining me is lisa middlebrook, whose nursing home collapsed after the blast.r sister-in-law, who raced to rescue her. welcome to you both. lisa, first of all, how are you feeling? >> doing fine. >> obviously, a dreadful shock for you. what was the experience like for you? you're in a nursing home, it's heading towards the nighttime and suddenly this enormous explosion goes off. what did you think was happening? >> oh, i was watching tv, and all of a sudden the tv started to shake, the windows started to shake. i closed my eyes. i saw glass flying. then the roof collapsed on me. >> and sharon, you raced as soon as you heard what had happened, you raced round there. what was the scene as you arrived, because the nursing home virtually collapsed, we understand. >> first i went to my sister's house just a few houses down from the rest home. she has young children and i wanted to make sure that there wasn't anybody at the house. there was nobody at the house so i went back to the rest home, and they were pulling residents out in wheelchairs and they were all in fro

lisa prosak, direct 10. lance hill district 10 and charlie walker district 10. >> i am blandy mack, the program director of girls 2,000. we are a hunter's point family. we have been in the community over for 13 years, and we are here to address the cut in funding for girls 2,000. we offer more than after-school programs as i heard earlier. we do year-round programming, all summer programming, and green education and life-skill building and we are extended family. more than just a program, the new name for case managers is care managers. because we take care of our girls in the community. they are not a case, they are humans, they are spirit and energy and clearly the future. we come to you today and i brought a couple of my girls with me. and what we do in girls 2,000. and in the gardens my girls showed up their skills something that every black woman. and i will introduce dejenae and why she comes to girls 2,000. >> my name is janeja, i come to 2,000 because after school i usually go home and be bored. when