. >>> a patient at napa state hospital who is accused of choking another resident with an electrical cord pleaded not guilty today to attempted murder. the napa valley register say police arrested him at the state psychiatric facility last week. the victim has recovered. for nearly a decade abc7 news reporter vic lee has covered stories on attacks and security concerns at that hospital which implemented new safety procedures in 2012. >>> protesters took to the streets demanding higher pay for low wage workers. several fight for 15 rallies were held from the east bay to san jose. it was in support of raising the federal minimum wage to $15. sky 7hd was overhead as hundreds of people rallied at uc berkeley. it was a peaceful rally. deem upon stations were held in 200 cities nationwide. organizers say it is the biggest protest bi-lo wage workers in u.s. history. >>> new details tonight. a scheduled auction of items from internment camps that outrage many bay area japanese americans is now canceled. the idea was met with sharp criticism from japanese families who felt it commercial liesed

. >>> a patient at napa state hospital who is accused of choking another resident with an electrical cord pleaded not guilty today to attempted murder. the napa valley register say police arrested him at the state psychiatric facility last week. the victim has recovered. for nearly a decade abc7 news reporter vic lee has covered stories on attacks and security concerns at that hospital which implemented new safety procedures in 2012. >>> protesters took to the streets demanding higher pay for low wage workers. several fight for 15 rallies were held from the east bay to san jose. it was in support of raising the federal minimum wage to $15. sky 7hd was overhead as hundreds of people rallied at uc berkeley. it was a peaceful rally. deem upon stations were held in 200 cities nationwide. organizers say it is the biggest protest bi-lo wage workers in u.s. history. >>> new details tonight. a scheduled auction of items from internment camps that outrage many bay area japanese americans is now canceled. the idea was met with sharp criticism from japanese families who felt it commercial liesed

. >>> a patient at napa state hospital who is accused of choking another resident with an electrical cord pleaded not guilty today to attempted murder. the napa valley register say police arrested him at the state psychiatric facility last week. the victim has recovered. for nearly a decade abc7 news reporter vic lee has covered stories on attacks and security concerns at that hospital which implemented new safety procedures in 2012. >>> protesters took to the streets demanding higher pay for low wage workers. several fight for 15 rallies were held from the east bay to san jose. it was in support of raising the federal minimum wage to $15. sky 7hd was overhead as hundreds of people rallied at uc berkeley. it was a peaceful rally. deem upon stations were held in 200 cities nationwide. organizers say it is the biggest protest bi-lo wage workers in u.s. history. >>> new details tonight. a scheduled auction of items from internment camps that outrage many bay area japanese americans is now canceled. the idea was met with sharp criticism from japanese families who felt it commercial liesed

according to napa valley register federal and state officials expect post-quake repairs to take four years to complete. the largest price tag is $6.4 million for for utility and napa predicts needing more than $1 million to restore roads and bridges. >>> the b.a.r.t. board of directors will meet later today to begin discussing its budget for the next fiscal year. the preliminary budget includes money to relieve crowded trains by adding extra repair shifts in train shops so there will be more cars during peak hours. the proposal also includes expanding deep cleaning programs to keep up with the highest levels of ridership in b.a.r.t. history. b.a.r.t.'s directors would like to improve on time performance by hiring more train controllers and grounds workers. a public hearing for the budget will be held on may 28th. >>> this morning a 91-year-old peninsula woman is celebrating a victory after she and fellow residents won a battle to save two historic redwood trees from being cut down. nbc 7 reporter was there. >> reporter: older than the homes or people that live in them the 90-foot tree

states. >>> the city of napa is seeking $12 million in aid for repairs after last year's damaging 6.0 magnitudeeral and state emergency officials expect post-quake repairs to take four years to complete. napa predicts needing more than $1 million to restore roads and bridges. >>> the b.a.r.t. board of directors will meet later today to begin discussing its budget for the next fiscal year. the preliminary budget includes money to relieve crowded trains by adding extra repair shifts in the train shops so there will be more cars in use during peak hours. the proposal includes expanding deep cleaning programs to keep up with the highest levels of ridership in b.a.r.t. history. b.a.r.t.'s directors would like to improve on time performance by hiring train controllers. >>> 5:36. you got your blue and gold tie on so we're ready. the warriors will take a strangle hold of the first-round playoff series against the pelicans if they win game three. >> warriors through to new orleans yesterday and held practice at the smoothie king center. the warriors won two close games at home against new orleans and ex

state capital, near an earl. napa picked up over an inch of rainfall. all of this good news. storm system is on the move. centered over portions of the plains states. the concern with this is now nearly 50 million people with a threat for severe weather. that same storm system that brought the snow showers to california's higher elevations, enhancing the risk for thunderstorm. about ten million in the area indicated in the probable region for severe weather that includes oklahoma city, joplin, missouri, kansas city and st. louis. we'll leave with footage out of st. louis tuesday. an impressive sight. you see ice and hail accumulating. upwards of six inches accumulated over the region the past 24 or so hours. this not a scene you see every day whether it comes to digging out of hail. errol, that is what people are doing in st. louis. we have some with us, strong storms again. >> wow. it's hail, you can shovel it quickly. you don't know if that would damage the car, new paint jobs. headaches. >>> in a new tell-all book from the white house staffers, they're breaking their silen

state in a very long time. nine inches at once reported in napa valley. massive snow and minutes lake tahoe. flooding in los angeles. >> this is a chance for scientists to study in realtime the latest in a year of extreme weather events. >> this storm was with the storm of the decade classification. it was a very intense rainfall over a short time. >> the science and operations officers at los angeles county's national weather service. >> can you talk a little bit about these extreme weather events and their relationship to climate change? >> whether is the shirt that you put on today, but climate is your whole wardrobe. today we're bringing out the rain slickers. >> rains in extreme in flooding in bosnia and widespread drought to record snow in the united states. techno's shini somara picks up the story. >> november 17, 2014, in a video that went viral. this time lapse shows the impact of lake-effect snow as it moved into buffalo, new york. >> people were stranded on the highways, the interstate. >> nick louis, a professor of science at williams smith colleges in geneva, new york. >> i tell

as well as lower oil prices and for a hundred thousand oil workers out of jobs in the united states the napanot fill all jobs in the bay area as a very real situation. >> reporter: speaking of old oil, i know crude-oil prices are low. but gm is coming out strongly backing alternative fuel technology. and that's in your water column today we like about this tragedy >> reporter: and the longtime i think millennial cyrillic care about the planet. gm is betting on low fat of fuel and fuel efficiency high efficiency high fuel efficient as the low-cost. the strategy is a stool in the loop still in the limb the malaga's 47 mi. per gallon is a hybrid. the malibu 47 mi. per gallon per gallon is pretty smart how gm is bobbing in and out of this market. >> reporter: you mention the millennial earlier, to bring up the ball of the topic the baby boomers are in that phase where they're settling down starting to buy houses starting to release set roots and is really impacting the economy out what is your of your input on that >> reporter: their entering the stage of life would rescind record number of marr

napa valley. >>> a california appeals court ruled the state can remove out of control kids from their parents' homesd take action if a child is at risk of harming himself or others. even if the parents are not at fault. the court disagrees with another court's opinion which said that a parent had to be responsible for that bad behavior. the matter could be heard next by the state supreme court. >> this decision does not give free rein to intervene in families when children have a tantrum at the grocery store. >> the professor expects this will eventually go to the u.s. supreme court. >>> baseball is back in the bay area. the a's and giants will play game 2 of the bay bridge series at at&t park tonight. fans may notice a few new things at the giants home stadium. there's an easy entry at the gate for the season ticketholders and a couple of clocks inside. they are part of baseball's effort to speed up the game. and now in the outfield there's a new video board to display messages. fans will also have new improved wi-fi to log in to post to social media. >> play ball! >>> 6:40. as battle over religiou

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napa, high of 85. we'll look out for record highs tomorrow. across the state sacramento, livermore, 102, palm springs, widespread warm weather in palm springs, inland area, in the low 90s, fairfield, 92 up at cloverdale, here is the accuweather forecast two days hot weather inland cooling down a bit at the coast, just a bit at the bay on friday. sort of a moderate pattern from sunday through wednesday no rain, i'm sorry to say. lovely weather. >> feels more like we're heading into june instead of may, all right, thank you spencer. >>> all right, a lot to talk about in sports tonight including golf. >> that is right and back from new orleans -- >> i would rather see the fog and wind out there, artie is going to suffer a little bit. we'll have updates from harding park and the championship. and guess who is back to work? the new 49ers under the head thank you for being a sailor, and my daddy. thank you mom, for protecting my future. thank you for being my hero and my dad. military families are thankful for many things. the legacy of usaa auto insurance could be

napa, high of 85. we'll look out for record highs tomorrow. across the state90s, sacramento, livermore, 102, palm springs, widespread warm weather in palm springs, inland area, in the low 90s, fairfield, 92 up at cloverdale, here is the accuweather forecast two days hot weather inland cooling down a bit at the coast, just a bit at the bay on friday. sort of a moderate pattern from sunday through wednesday no rain, i'm sorry to say. lovely weather. >> feels more like we're heading into june instead of may, all right, thank you spencer. >>> all right, a lot to talk about in sports tonight including golf. >> that is right and back from new orleans -- >> i would rather see the fog and wind out there, artie is going to suffer a little bit. we'll have updates from harding park and the championship. and guess who is back to work? the new 49ers under the head tomsula . >>> this abc 7 sports report brought to you by bank of the west. >>> 49ers staying their mini camp under new head coach tomsula, the team seemed a lot looser on and off the field with jim harbaugh gone.

in 1986 that let out the napa valley people and went to the government and started this word what we call homeless. you know what? no one was born homeless. homeless is a state that our government and people want to incarnate as something as terror. today i heard you talk about sexual assault. i heard you talk about people been frightened. you know the young kids and violence and assaults and sexual things that happen in school that happen in sro's, and no one really cares about. you don't want them to go from a child, but you let people stay in sro's in this city. our police department it has its 1% what it does to you. the sheriff department and the fire department. our city this leadership is under question. in the last 10 years i have called the police over 100 times, you can go online. 415-sfw @ gmail.com, and the password is 1961 2015 it will show you since 2005 i have police come to sro, and you all don't care nothing about people in this city. and read this article about feelin he said this is a white california. so get it. i think -- >> thank you, mr. edmon. >> it's houseless, thank you. >> thank you for being here. okay. if you would like to speak

state. the live doppler sweeps. no luck in finding rainfall out there. dry weather pattern continues beyond the weekend. current numbers, 60s in livermore. 69. napa 64. san francisco downtown 60. and santa rosa 68 degrees. here is our live camera towards san francisco bay. the bay bridge. a chop on the bay water. winds 10-20 miles per hour. clear tonight. this weekend, fair skies. we will hold on to the dry weather pattern into next week. lows, tomorrow morning, lot of 40s on the maps in the coolest locations. saturday morning in the mid- 30s. napa 36 degrees. here is our temperature time line, south bay, 7:00 upper 40s. reaching lower 70s by 2:00 p.m., 3:00 p.m., 4:00 p.m. tomorrow afternoon. a few visiting high clouds saturday morning. and then increasing sunshine into the afternoon hours. the cold front we have traced it out here. over innext few days high pressure -- the next few days high pressure returns. 60s and 70s this weekend. tomorrow morning, a few high clouds approaching the north bay neighborhoods, moving across the bay area. into the afternoon hours, green links up with the 60s. yellow, 70s. for your saturday afternoon. your highs tomo

state of california from crescent city all the way past eureka. it's futurecast. look at the leading edge. by 10:00 this evening we will start to see the rain interlake, napa, and sonoma counties. locally heavy rain in the overnight hours. here is tomorrow morning's commute at 5 a.m. in santa fe and san jose and as it passes by a lot of scattered showers in its wake. we are going to tell you the numbers and how much snow to expect. that's right. snow to expect here locally as well as the rain. that's straight ahead. >>> in this historic drought one industry is getting a pass from the water cuts. the state's $46 billion agricultural industry is exempt from the 25% water reduction. nearly half of the nation's fruits, vegetables and nuts are grown in california's central valley. agriculture accounts for 2% of the state's economy, but takes roughly 80% of the usable water. >> i don't think that we can sustain agriculture at the level that we have been. the water supply just isn't there. restrictions on agriculture, because of the dire situation that we are in, are inevitable. >> 712% of the state -- 12% of state's water is by homeowners. >>> a musician killed

napa airport at 35. palo alto, 43. . >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. first it was indiana, lawmakers in another state approved a religious freedom bill critics say discriminates against gays and lesbians. brian the fire storm over this measure and its affect here in the bay area? >> certainly bay area companies and local governments expressed their disapproval of the bill, still has to be signed by the governor of arkansas, it appears he will sign it. known as house bill 1228 the bill would prevent state and local governments from infringing on someone's religious beliefs without a compelling interest. saying the legislation will allow business owners to discriminate against gay and lesbian customers but supporters insist that won't happen. >> it tries to maintain the balance of religious freedom versus equal protection of laws, it is a balance we always try to achieve. >> this bill is going to permit people to be treated like strangers when they are just like you and me. >> wal-mart based in arkansas came out, asked the governor to veto the bill saying quote here it under minds the spirit of inclusi

wee have high fire danger across the state as well because at the gusty offshore winds, winds kicking up across part of the bay area, fairfield wind gusty. napatained at 26 miles per hour. some more wind reports for you. not nearly as strong. it's calm toward hayward. but sfo winds out of the northwest checking in 8 miles per hour. currently talking about 50s and lower napa. napa 2:00 started off the day in the 40s. upper 40s, 49 in san jose, 48. if you're starting out the day in ocean beach, readings in upper 60s. look what happens as you head across the bay. microclimates showing up across parts of the bay area. upper 70s inland. the warmer location approaching the lower 80s by 3:00 or 4:00 this afternoon. high pressure in charge of our weather. building but it kicks in for tomorrow as you get the sinking air. that is warming air. and temperatures today up a good 8 to 12 degrees over yesterday's highs. so there's the temperature range. tomorrow even warmer. we'll hold on to the wind around 20 miles per hour. looking long range we'll see what happens next week. some of the models bringing in showers across northern california that could incl

napa 30s and 40s for the rest of the bay area. you want to bundle up tomorrow morning. over all weather set up. clear skies right now over the state high pressure returns. for tomorrow, mild to warm after the cold start in the morning hours and saturday will be the transition day. sunday on easter, more clouds and the chance of showers and the shower chances have been going up sunday morning. here is the forecast model showing you this, clear skies friday and then saturday we will thicken up the clouds during the afternoon hours. look at this, tracking a change sunday morning. rain showers paying us a visit and the activity could be winding down throughout the day. still a chance on sunday. our highs for tomorrow, not a big bump in the numbers. 60s and 70s. san jose 72. santa cruz 70. half moon bay 67 degrees. a look ahead, your five-day forecast, saturday, more clouds. for sunday rain clouds. decreasing activity for the afternoon and possibly a stronger system by tuesday. this is the welcome change we need. things aren't over yet. snow, in the sierra as well. >> thank you. >>> we follow up on a hotel accused of having unsafe cond

napa. even los angeles picked up its first rain since the 2nd of march. that storm system on the move. by wednesday, it's centered over the central united states. in place for an impressive line of severe weather in the works. about 2.5 million people in kansas city and wichita could be in line for dangerous, life threatening weather. look at the footage coming out of st. louis on tuesday, with some strong thunderstorms. this is hail, upwards of six inches accumulated in parts of st. louis. can you imagine shoveling your car out? impressive stuff. >> incredible pictures there. all right, appreciate it. >>> again, we'll take a short break here on cnn newsroom. we're back in a moment. don't have a headache anymore! excedrin really does work fast. quiet! mom has a headache! had a headache! but now, i...don't. with 2 pain fighters, plus a booster, excedrin ends headaches fast. in fact for some, relief starts in just 15 minutes. wow, my headache is gone. not gonna happen. excedrin. wow, that was fast. i am totally blind. and sometimes i struggle to sleep at night, and stay awake during the day. this is called non-24. learn more by calling 844-824-24

the napa 46 but san francisco relatively mild at 58 degrees hayward 55 san jose checking in 50 i mentioned the clear skies as our forecast model showing you clear skies up and council doun the state -- down the state, lots of 70s that yellow con tour and the orange con tour links up with 80s, more 80s coming up in the forecast for your thursday, here's the temperature timeline for your thursday 8:00 this morning in the upper 40s right around 60 degrees, mild at lunch time, mid 60s to the 70s and by 3:00 the eventual temperature range 70 to 85 degrees a good five, 10 degrees, santa rosa 83 the 77 degrees in san francisco a look at the weekend forecast coming up in a few minutes sal is standing by, a few minutes ago you had no jacket on and now it's back on. different look. >> well, that's just behind the scenes brian -- i mean, not brian, mark. brian. >> sure, we're good friends. [ laughter ] >> good morning everybody. right now we do have traffic that's going pretty well if you are driving around the bay area, if you're getting up early and trying to get a good commute, you've done pretty well for the most part, this is a look at westbound bay bridge, it looks good getting in to

the napa star says it would specify the law cannot be used as dissemination based on sexual orientation. arkansas governors said he would not sign his states been revised. house leaders hope to do that today. tom: let's do a data check equities, bonds, currencies. a 10 year yield was a 183 moment -- a moment ago, grinding down. i am sorry mario, i am calling the minutes, get over it. nymex crude comes in at $50. i would point out that german yields have come in in the last 20 minutes. watching that for new recent record lows in germany. olivia: this is "bloomberg surveillance." let's get back to that breaking news from the ecb. mario draghi calls them summary statements, i have released the account of its last-minute meeting. let's get out to hans nichols from berlin. hans: the take away is that greece has only raised the 700 million euros. they are giving them incremental increases to keep them on a tight leash. last week, they did over -- around a billion dollar increase. it is right now at 71.8 billion. brendan: one of the things we had been looking for in the ecb minutes, they call them accounts, we call the minutes is whether or not t

state of california. that moves in tonight. there is your sfo weather camera. boy, need clean that up. looking at some clear skies there. but around the bay area reporting some low clouds in napa 46 in san jose. notice the low 40s across the tri-valley. it is 47 trees in oakland. later today becoming mostly cloudy. southwest increasing winds to 20. 50s and 60s. rain arrives tonight. the heaviest rain overnight. scattered showers on tuesday with a chance of thunderstorm and hail and also snow in our local mountain nick faldo has a guest on who could wear the green jacket. that is ahead. >>> south korea's chillson is talking about his hand brace. it was made for him after an attacker slashed him with a knife last month. he wrote, it's an amazing apparatus, one i haven't seen before and it's made a huge different in my recovery as i'm now able to hold things in my hand. this is of particular importance when i'm walking grigsby as i need two hands to handle grisby. >> that's his dog. >>> facebook users might like this. a judge is allowing a brooklyn woman to serve her husband with divorce papers through a facebook address. the summons will be sent through facebook message once a w

napa con 77. stockton y modesto con 78. esta tarde podria haber trafico pesado sobre la 880 y las calles aledañas al oracle arena. partido de entre los golden states 20 minutos que estÁ en el horno podemos hacer una ensalada, o algo para acompaÑar. chef: en 20 minutos voy a ser papas fritas de zanahoria. ana: ¿cÓmo es eso? chef: es algo impresionante, las inventÉ ayer, vamos a ponerlos juntos. estoy usando el papel de horno, tienes que tener cuidado porque es papel de seda, especial para el horno, lo usamos para no ensuciar el molde. ana: mientras te voy a ayudar a cortar mÁs zanahorias, aquÍ van a querer comer. ¿cuÁl es la diferencia entre este papel y el de aluminio? chef: este papel es para hornear, para que las cosas queden cubiertas, el de aluminio tambiÉn, pero le tienes que poner la cita. aquÍ lo tenemos listo. le ponemos a las zanahorias un poco de aceite de oliva, y uso sal de mar pero gruesa. ana: o sea que son zanahorias como papas fritas, pero freÍdas... chef: la textura es increÍble, las vamos a poner aquÍ, esto estaba lleno de papas. ana: es como fruta seca. chef: es delicioso, porque es bien crujiente, super sano, tiene como un cua