cole says her son used to live with her but recently started living on the streets."my son has been in and out of jail, in and out of the mental hospital and because he's grown they keep telling him there's nothing for them to do."getting help has been a struggle...cole says she's tried everything and wants people to understand that her son is battling mental illness."something needs to be done but it makes it seem when you listen to the news it makes it seem like my son is a horrible person and he's not he just needs help because he is sick." ( james ) a gruesome crime in sacramento and the invesitgation has led police to the bay area. it all started when police found four bodies in a home. and not long after that discovery, a suspect was taken into custody in san francisco. kron 4's alecia reid has the latest details in the investigation. the victims were discovered after a family member from san francisco called police in sacramento for a welfare check. unfortunately that gut feeling that something was wrong, proved right.at least one person was taken into custody

in the 70 years dawn's lived here, she's seen a lot of changes. we've always lived here, you know.l, she used to play hopscotch on the main road. dawn remembers crumlin's industrial past, which brought its own health problems. when the pits were here, we had coal fires and all that. there was a lot of smoke here. now it is all around you. it does not go up. it seems to stay outside, it doesn't go up. you know. 68—year—old dawn has chronic obstructive pulmonary this inhaler i take twice a day for the emphysema. and this one, i take this twice a day, and i have this one for in between, when i'm doing things. i get breathless, i can use this. poor air quality outside her front door makes leaving the house a daunting prospect. when i go out the front, all the fumes and everything, it's harder to breathe, you know. sometimes, we feel like prisoners here. the poor—quality air is also something that's uppermost in deanna's mind. she's concerned that it might be having an effect on her son aj's health. my children are breathing this in, i'm breathing this in. daisy doesn't seem too affecte

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here's a live look at sfo. alaska recently merged with virgin america which will have new nonstop flights from san francisco to various cities. >>> in the bay area, it's not always cheaper to live in the suburbs, living in the city of san francisco costs about $12,000 more than living in the nearby suburbs. it costs about $2,000 a year to live in a suburban area.e expen the city. the survey factors in mortgage costs, property taxes, as well as the costs of child care. >>> a highly anticipated economic forecast has just been released. >> how president trump's policies will affect the ntion and california. >>> no one knows why the flame suddenly dies in a couple's gas fireplace. >> only on abc 7 news tonight, the eighth grade boy in this video who lent his umbrella to an elderly man caught in a hail storm. >>> we'll be back with an update on our breaking news. (vo) with thousands of quality pre-owned vehicles... and exceptional customer service, head t to your neiborhood enterprise car sales and let the people wh

live weather camera.that we could only see half of the pyramid that stands 853 feet tall so i'm thinking the ceiling has to be down to about 500 feet at this early hour but still, sfo is not reporting any local airport delays due to our inclement weather. we have a big-time change today. it's the return of the marine layer knocking our temperatures back to 48 in santa rosa after a high yesterday of 80. san francisco was at 76. now at 52. hey, san jose you topped off at 81. now at 54. livermore was in the low 80s and now in the low 50s. we have a couple of things going on. first right there, that shield of gray that's the return of the marine layer. meanwhile, we have this weak disturbance enhancing the marine layer and also will be producing cloud cover here locally. winds under 10 miles per hour except at fairfield, southwest at 11. consistent winds later today out of the west 10 to 15 maybe even 20. that's an onshore push. visibility has been improving. it's now a mile and a half at half moon bay after

i live in district 1. i lived in the space of ten square blocks of district 1 since 1981. throughout my years in the city i see students in my neighborhood and muni and all around town. i earn my salary in the city and spend the salary in the city and i spend it exclusively in the shops on geary boulevard and clemson street. my neighbors know me. i know my neighbors. unfortunately it's the ground zero for evictions and there are five vacant units and as a result of evictions. so what what happens now? what happens when i am ousted from my apartment? in all likelihood i can't remain in san francisco. the time and expense of commuting considers me to consider the feasibility of working in the city. san francisco unified is experiencing way too many vacancies in educator categories. how do we provide safe and supported schools to the students and families if we can't afford too live here? the affordable housing crisis is real. it's way too real. too many of educators of forced out of the city. we need housing assistance now in order to insure safe and supportive schools for o

here's a look at live doppler 7. only light rain as we close in on parts of the east bay, reaching down into the south bay and the santa cruz mountains. more rain and more wind may develop later. this storm ranks 1 on the storm impact scale. we've downgraded it a bit. we'll see light rain, diminishing wind but roadways will remain wet so don't jump to the conclusion the evening commute will be a breeze. here's our forecast animation. areas of light to moderate rain redeveloping and sweeping through the area in the late afternoon and early evening hours. after 7:00 or 8:00 p.m. we'll see the rain breaking up into light showers. then we'll see partial clearing going into the overnight hours which means tomorrow, saturday, will start off under mostly sunny and dry conditions. the rest of the weekend may not be sunny and dry. i'll have a look at that a little later. >>> the north bay was the first to get drenched today. just like previous storms, there were some problems like a downed tree that you see right there and it

>> it's this great woman that lives in prospect garden and has lived there about 30 years needy and she realized that all the neighborhoods around her were being gentrified really rapidly and she had a lot of research and realized the first step was the local community board submitting a request to the planning department to evaluate a rezoning because once the city planning department because they are pro- gentrification, once they start the review then they are bound to say let's redevelop all of this in the entire neighborhood. so she realized that she prevented the border from ever requesting reconsideration that they couldn't get the process startestarted so she goes to evy board meeting and yells at them like really loudly cursing with the camera at the community board members until they get mad at her and slip and say something stupid and then she records them and they get kicked off the committee for it. [laughter] some people think she is crazy or out of control and she said i know exactly what i'm doing. this strategy is the only thing keeping the community from being redevelo

eastern live on c-span2. >> saturday evening at 8:15 p.m. eastern on book tv new york-based journalist and civil rights attorney talks about the lives and struggles of the people living in her grandmother's apartment building in syria in her book: the home that was our country. >> people in syria where the optimists, but most people at that point after 40 years of the suitor brute-- super brutal regime were pretty nervous about what was to come. >> on sunday at 7:00 p.m. eastern chelsea clinton and debbie discuss their book. >> what are the differences between the old institutions are more traditional multilateral institutions, debbie h on the world banks versus the newer institutions or what are more colloquially known as public-private partnerships? >> three donors dominate not just financing, but have funding is dictated in global health because it's not really global health and the way we think of it. >> go to book tv.org for the complete schedule. >> the house will vote on thursday on the republican plan to replace the 2010 health care

these are live pictures. can see some of the district in perry county, missouri. 22 tornados touched down since yesterday, killing three people. look at that what they have to go through now. the worst hit areas are missouri and illinois. >> a few days ago they had record high temperatures. >>> 22 tornados in a day. >> that is not all that uncommon this time of year. today is the first day of meteorological spring. >> wait a minute. >> yeah. it is actually march 1st. for weather people. not astronomical spring. >> i'm not getting out my white pants yet. >> not yet. the temperature trend on average starts to go up on this date. we can't feel that. but we will this afternoon. here's a live look outside at san francisco. clear skies. look how cold it is. definitely feels like winter out there. 36 in fairfield, santa rosa, livermore. 35 in morgan hill. as the seven-day forecast comes up at the mom of the screen, the temperatures continue to warm. up to 62 degrees in milpitas and gilroy 65. 65 also for walnut cree

they're actively serging for a suspect and a motive. >> erika gonzales is live at the live desk. >> a homicide investigation now underway carried out by prince george's county police. this was the scene last night about 11:30. they got a call that somebody heard shots fired in this neighborhood. this is the 70 00 block of donnell place. they did in fact find one person dead. they don't believe this to be random, but right now they don't have any information on a suspect or a motive in this case. from the live desk i'm erika gonzales. >>> right now we're also making calls on a serious crash on landover road in this is traffic camera video at the interchange with the beltway. prince george's county fire officials tell us an infant was critically injured in this two-car crash in the last half hour. two adults were also hurt and we'll bring you updates as they come in. >> more calls this morning for attorney general jeff session to resign after revelations he spoke with the russian ambassador during the presidential election. a small group of demonstrators gathered outside of the white ho

my girlfriend and i live here. could have been her.e ladies around here. >> this is normally a quiet area and, you know, something like this normally doesn't happen but for it to hit right here it's kind of scary. >> reporter: and the victim last night was only able to give a vague description, man about 5-foot seven, 5-foot eight who had his face covered and was wearing all dark clothing. police want anybody who saw anything out of the ordinary, maybe somebody who didn't belong in that apartment complex to contact them with any information, they can contact an 800 number at 800 tips 3333. for now reporting live outside of new castle county police, annie mccormick channel6 "action news." back to you nydia. >> annie, thank you. >>> now to another developing story. an unlicensed cab driver shot during an attempted robbery. the bullet went right through the front seat and hit the victim. "action news" reporter katherine scott is live outside police headquarters with the latest on the investigation. what are police saying, katherine? >> re

for now, reporting live.bc 10. >>> we do to delaware and continue to monitor conditions across the area. new castle county allstate offices closed. >> joining us on the phone, dell dot. you deployed your trucks out on the roads this morning? >> yes, we're fully staffed. all trucks on the road. we kind of switched from a snow event and receiving a couple inches of snow earlier today to an ice event. the last hour has been mostly rain. now we're seeing in northern new castle county switching back to sleet. we are out there salting the roads. >> what would be the message to drivers. >> we do have -- the governor did issue a level one drivers warning. we discourage motorists for going out unless they have to for either public safety health or business reason. if they do have to travel this morning, please give themselves a lot of time and give themselves some distance between their car and the car in front of them so if they have to stop quickly, they can do that safely. >> got it. bud with dell dot. thanks. we a

karen. >> we're live on the blue route right now.ffic really starting to jam up here at ridge pike. we've got a new issue on the platt bridge that's causing a traffic problem. i'll take you there live coming up. >> ♪ (alarms) where's the car? it'll be here in three...uh, four minutes. are you kidding me? no, looks like he took a wrong turn. don't worry, this guy's got like a four-star rating, we're good. his name is randy. that's like one of the most trustworthy names! ordering a getaway car with an app? are you randy? that's me! awesome! surprising. what's not surprising? how much money erin saved by switching to geico. everybody comfortable with the air temp? i could go a little cooler. ok. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >> ♪ >> 6:43. hey now, it's first full day of spring. as we take a live look at the commodore barry bridge spanning across the delaware river with a 44-degree temperature on city avenue. >> i like that, hey, now, hey, now. time for karen rogers. good morning. >> we have a new problem on the

tao says she will keep moving as long as she lives and continue to help people live a better healthierys end the yoga practice with namaste. >>> time now 5:56. in the next half hour, working to make repairs, how much the department of water resources says is costing each day to keep up with the work at the oroville dam. >> reporter: the freeway is back open, but the investigation continues. coming up, the latest on what went down on i-80 yesterday. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, now on kpix 5 news: caught in a hail of gunfire. bullets fly on a bay area >>> most of the freeways right now, you think you're safe on freeway? you're not. >> now on kpix 5 news, caught in a hail of gunfire. bullets fly on a bay area freeway leaving a minivan with bullet holes. now an investigation is under way in what happened. good morning, it's friday, march 10. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. right now in the east bay, a couple is recovering from gunshot wounds after suspects fired into their minivan on i- 80. the gunmen started shooting near the san pablo avenue exit in richmond. kpix 5 reporter anne mako

a live look at broad street from center city. we are all dry now, but this picture is going to look very different at this time tomorrow night. right, glenn? >> oh, yeah. the big moisture down south moves into the cold air. and that adds up to snow. and it's going to add up more north and west of philadelphia because it's going to be all snow. and that is 15 to 20 inches or more up in the lehigh valley, burkes county, upper bucks, montgomery county seeing that. and then in philadelphia, we're talking about generally 8 to 12 inches with less toward the shore. >> and updates throughout the evening. that's the news at 6:00. i'm jim rosenfield. we'll be back with live updates throughout the night and on the nbc 10 app. >> good night. nightly news is up next. >>> breaking news tonight. blizzard emergency. the biggest storm of the season takes aim at the east coast. 85 million under advisories. up to 2 feet of snow in the forecast. travel already a nightmare. al roker is tracking it all. >>> replacing obamacare. there's late word on th

let's take another live look.is what route 42 looks like in new jersey if you're coming from deptford or turnersville, no delay no, issues yet and that big accident on the schuylkill has cleared as we mentioned, dave, so no problems heading there either. >> some of those roads a a little bit out there. some very spotty precipitation breaking apart in south jersey but we do have another batch coming into philadelphia out of the northern and western suburbs. and yet another one coming in farther to the west. looks like the last of these will probably be through the region more than likely by about the end of the rush hour. on the bus stop. as we go through the day, 57 degrees by 3 o'clock and we're actually going to get a late day high of 59 degrees today. cloudy in the morning. rain drying out quickly and then some sun returning later in the afternoon. so, the after into and i into as looking pretty good. no precipitation in any of our other big travel destinations the. matt. >> if you want to check on that precipi

live coverage is getting underway here. we will show you the entire rally as former vice president joe biden joined house and senate democrats on the steps of the capitol, marking the seventh anniversary of the affordable care act. signed theent obama bill into law on march 27, 2010. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> my intern is freezing. [applause] >> good morning. good to see you. here we go. here we are. rep. pelosi: good morning everyone. we gather here on the steps of the capitol to observe the seventh anniversary of the signing of the affordable care act. [applause] beneath the great statue of freedom, joined by representatives of tens of millions of americans for whom the affordable care act insurers them from abuse, crushing health costs, and the rest. this is what our founders wanted for us, a happier life. liberty, the freedom to pursue happiness. impro

i live in district 1. i lived in the space of ten square blocks of district 1 since 1981. throughout my years in the city i see students in my neighborhood and muni and all around town. i earn my salary in the city and spend the salary in the city and i spend it exclusively in the shops on geary boulevard and clemson street. my neighbors know me. i know my neighbors. unfortunately it's the ground zero for evictions and there are five vacant units and as a result of evictions. so what what happens now? what happens when i am ousted from my apartment? in all likelihood i can't remain in san francisco. the time and expense of commuting considers me to consider the feasibility of working in the city. san francisco unified is experiencing way too many vacancies in educator categories. how do we provide safe and supported schools to the students and families if we can't afford too live here? the affordable housing crisis is real. it's way too real. too many of educators of forced out of the city. we need housing assistance now in order to insure safe and supportive schools for o

jummy olabanji is at the live desk. the afghan defense ministry says gunmen dressed as doctors swarmed a military hospital in the capital city of kabul. the attack started with an explosion. then the gunmen went inside with hand grenades and automatic weapons. right now it's still unclear if anyone was wounded or killed. we'll continue to monitor the situation and update you as we learn more. happening on the hill today.. two house committees will cast the first votes on the republican plan to repeal and replace the affordable care act.' the bill has run into opposition from lawmakers on both sides of the aisle-but is supported by president trump. we'll update you when the votes are cast. a unified front from lawmakers this morning - after new threats to jewish centers across the country. all 100 senators sent a letter to the heads of the f-b-i, homeland security department. the letter called for "swift action" after a sixth wave of bomb threats yesterday. the targets stretched across seven states - including the bender

we live in a free and open country, we live in a democracy.ays, that we can prevent any attack from taking place but we can work as hard as our security services and police do, precisely to try to prevent attacks from taking place. they have worked hard. they have been doing a good job and they continue to do a good job and they continue to do a good job in keeping us safe and will do so into the future. if we are to defeat this evil, my right honourable friend is right. we'll defeat it through our democracy and our values. we must defeat, of course, the terrible ideology which leads people to conduct these terrible attacks. may i begin by associating myself and my ron habel and right honourable colleagues with everything that has been said by the prime minister, the leader of the labour party and by you, mr speaker. today of all days, we are reminded notwithstanding our difficulties on political and constitutional issues we, we are as one in democracy, the rule of law and harmonies between people of all faiths and none. may i begin personally

live look outside. live michael and son weather cam. dew points, low 40s. the wi midnight. it will be a huge factor tomorrow. kind of drive the whole day. winds pick um late tonight. 10 to 20 plus. bus stop temperatures. 32 to 42. with the winds gusting tomorrow morning, windchills in the 20s. so that's what you have to think about if you walk the kids to the bus stop. keep that in mind for the whole day. we get windchills in the mid30s. good news, not much wind on thursday. warmer on friday. we'll pop back in the 60s on friday. the next few days temperature wise. 50 thursday. 64 friday. boom, 75 on saturday. 69 on sunday. average is coming in 58 right now. it still appears saturday, better than sunday. wet on sunday with showers. maybe even a thunderstorm on sunday. tonight, 10:00. cold front is going to roll through here. n' sprinkle in town. probably down toward fredericksburg. starting to get windy. 41 downtown to start. in the 30s in the burbs. the temps don't move a whole lot. the arrows get bigger. that's an indication of how strong the winds become. by the time we g

sky6 live hd taking a live look at philadelphia international airport.g the nor'easter heading our way we'll have an update in just a little bit. >> a tennessee chicken farm is under quarantine after a deadly form of the bird flu was discovered. agents found the strain at the facility that supplies tyson foods. it is the first confirmed case of bird flu at a commercial farm this year. tyson is working with officials to contain the virus. >>> smoking during pregnancy could have an impact on vision. researchers from denmark looked at data on 1300 children ages 11 to 12, they found a greater risk of red --al damage. they believe it could have an effect on the optic nerve and the retina. >>> a man is lucky to be alive after his car fell on top of his chest. steve parker was working on cars in the backyard last july. 17-year-old and 8-year-old was helping their father jack up the car. mason ran inside when he cut his handle. the jack gave away, the 8-year-old who weighs 50 pounds jumped into action and lifted the car off his father. >> it was a miracle. there

take a live look at i-95.treet department currently has 450 pieces of equipment on philadelphia roads to clear the snow, to put salt down for icing. snow response began at midnight. continue until all the streets are clear. use caution no matter where you're traveling. >> not a lot of cars out there. the few that are, be very, very careful. check in with jessica boyington and first alert traffic center. >> good point to make really is not a lot of cars out on the roads. we're still sees a lot of accidents. the percentage of the cars getting into accidents is way higher than it normally is when we have a full on rush hour. watching the new jersey turnpike just around route 541. just near exit 5. just moving through the toll plaza. i want to show you the road. the rain coming down on the roads here. also watching slippery spots in the area. out of view of camera here. just around the area in the northbound side. just around route 541. right here a crash there in burlington. atlantic city expressway watching spre

live at federal court. catherine scott channel 6 action news. >>> a pedestrian is in critical condition following a hit-and-run in mill creek delaware. two cars struck man along kirkwood highway last night. the first car took off after striking the man. the driver of the second car remained on the scene. we'll have a live report on the search for that first driver in the next half hour. >>> we are working to get more information on a deadly trooper involved shooting at a new jersey rest stop. they shot and kill a man yesterday afternoon at the monthly pitcher service area in the turnpike on cran berry. the man was inside a pickup truck and not yet been identified. the state attorney general's office is investigating the trooper's actions, but is not yet releasing details of what led up to the deadly confrontation. >>> it is 6:06 and penn state is permanently banning the fraternity where a student died after a fall last month. the university is promising to strictly enforce an existing ban on under age drink

i'm going live by this new policy. or item comes in, one toy or item goes out. ask these twins right here who made this mess? they're going have to live by that policy, too. that's how you tackle the spring cleaning with the kids, guys. >> all good ideas. i still don't wants to clean, though. alicia, thank you. >>> finally at 4 o'clock today, experts say one in five sets of identical twins claim to share a special almost psychic connection. among them, brothers alex and justin lee. keep your eyes on these twins in the bath as they realize their basketball team has just won a game. see it? do it again. from their arms to their feet their reactions 100 percent identical. now though it almost looked choreographed the lees weren't even looking at each other as they raced up the court to sell basement and here it is one more time. watch right there. boom. fists run. unbelievable. >> how about that. >> as you know, i have identical twins. you've got twins. >> i do. >> sometimes my boys will be sitting in the room and they'll

they can view the item once, and then it disappears. ♪ >>> live, live, live.e have exciting news to share about the winter olympics here on nbc10. >> what is it? >> live. >> excellent. >> for the first time, nbc will broadcast winter olympic programming live all across all time zones. that includes daytime, primetime, and late night coverage. on most nights for us, primetime coverage will start at 8:00 p.m. the peongchang opening ceremony scheduled for february 9th. >>> good morning, everyone, jessica boyington watching the roads right now. we're checking in with the roosevelt boulevard. here's our cameras around 9th street. no problems or delays at least so far for the morning. and it's -- wish we could say the same for all roads. we'll check in with hamilton township again. serious accident scene on 395. i'll help you get -- on 195. i'll help you get around that when i get back. first to meteorologist bill henley. >>> getting closer to sunrise. skies are brightening. you see we have a few clouds in the area, but not for long. the rain has already ended. the

castillo, lives nearby: "i live in the corner of observation and they were all over that place you know. i could hear it and then after a while i was just sitting there with my wife and i says 'you know i think somebody's going to get shot tonight." and i figured they was going to get shot over there on highway 4 you know because you know. and i was just driving out right now and here and i knew someone had just gotten killed or shot." > (darya) shot." > (darya) and we first told you about the shooting through our mobile app. we sent a push alert at 4:30 this morning. make sure you download the kron-four news app to always get the latest breaking news. it's free for iphone and android (mark) lets now get a check of weather and traffic... it's saint patrick's day and the weather will be fantastic for you. let's go to our live camera network and show you what it's like outside. we're waking up to partly cloudy skies and temperatures in the 40s for many of our inland communities. that's colder than it was yesterday morning. looking at the bay area traffic maps and updating drive t