nile, howard dean and hugh hewitt.h appreciated still ahead even as the first family hosted the easter egg role this morning, the topic of north korea loomed large over the white house. >> they got to behave. >> up next i'll discuss the intensifying threat with a former national security council official whose white house work on north korea spans two administrations. stay with us. i am totally blind. and i live with non-24, a circadian rhythm disorder that can throw my days and nights out of sync, keeping me from the people, places, and things i love. the people i love have always been there for me. and now, i'm there for them, too. talk to your doctor, and call 844-214-2424 to learn more. >>> to prevent north korea from having a missile with a nuclear weapon that could strike the united states -- and we would have to rely on our ability to intercept. and by the way i'm told we do have that ability -- is still awfully risky business. so this is really very serious. this guy in north korea is not rational. huss his fat

including the kind that carry west nile virus. . . like to breed in pools of standing water and there's a lot of standing water out there. kron 4's charles clifford was in the south bay today where he spoke with vector control in santa clara county about the problem. for the past four years, the bay area has been dealing with drought conditions. that meant relatively little standing water on the ground and the mosquitoes tended to be concentrated near those pools of moisture.. now, after a wet winter, there's a lot of water out there and that could mean more mosquitoes which could be carrying disease like west nile virus or even possibly zika virus.sotruss parman is the assistant manager at the santa clara county vector control district. he says that they have already been out looking for standing water and trying to spot potential mosquito breeding spot

west nile virus.ay where he spoke with vector control in santa clara county about the problem. for the past four years, the bay area has been dealing with drought conditions. that meant relatively little standing water on the ground and the mosquitoes tended to be concentrated near those pools of moisture.. now, after a wet winter, there's a lot of water out there and that could mean more mosquitoes which could be carrying disease like west nile virus or even possibly zika virus.sotruss parman is the assistant manager at the santa clara county vector control district. he says that they have already been out looking for standing water and trying to spot potential mosquito breeding spots.sot

niles stands for the hill joining us now. he's very much quite the advisor to the president. do you think he's going to continue to have a reduced role >> i think his role definitely has been removed, his stature clearly declined. the president gave not one but two interviews where he was talking in a rather minimizing fashion with bannon. i think from my report and the idea that he's about to be fired is overdone, overrated >> how much of steve bannon's standing is predicated upon the fact that he is came in more likely or less as his own man, he was sort of brought in by the president and that was it >> i think that's a big part of the whole picture. steve bannon doesn't really have allies within the white house and he sees himself very much as an outsider. that's ok so far it goes but you need alliances in any white house, particularly >> he was obviously a big player in the healthcare policy immigration policy, which kind of we were talking about earlier. didn't go over so well. do you think that kind of plays into it >> is the president thinking, maybe this is not the gu

virus. >> the vast majority of people infected never have a symptom, west nile can deal serious evenss than 1% of those infected. >> mosquito commission is about getting rid of that threat. >> baby ones are sun niece much the smaller ones -- >> the commissioner rolled out mother nature to combat our plethora of skeeters isn't they keep eating as long as the larva is in there they'll keep eating. >> for them it's like an endless buffet. >> like buffet. >> yup. >> camden county mow he skeet tw commission runs a hatch cherry supplying tens of thousands of fish to counties throughout south jersey. >> this year because of the fish hatcher riri able to dump fish in the pool and hot tubs much it's convenient. we don't have to keep going back. putting messi tied. >> one time shot. they're like piranhas and the fish eat everything for us. >> the easiest way to live relatively mosquito bite free though is in your hands. >> hey you've got bucks, you got tarps, you've got gutters that are clogged, bird baths. dump that water after it rains much anything after two, three days you'll start getting

west nye -- west nile virus is endemic across the united states. we have a herd immunity against west nile virus and it's cropped up in places like dallas had a bad outbreak two or three years ago. you went normally take a mosquito sample from somebody who has is squashed against their windshield. have to know details about what happened. >> host: donald mcneill's book is called "zika, the emerging epidemic." the next call is from joe in pittsburgh, pennsylvania and. >> caller: mr. mcneill itch want to ask you about the ebola virus. i understand the federal government spent a great deal of money on the -- weren't too many cases of the ebola virus. >> guest: well, there is no cure. there is a vaccine against it. it's too bad that vaccine wasn't ready ten years ago because it -- that vaccine was designed ten years ago by a doctor in texas, proven to be safe in humans and worked in monkeys, but because there was no money to be made on the vaccine nobody went ahead and made a few million doses which have been helpful when it happened in africa. it don'

and just like west nile, mosquitoes can spread it.s actively avoid mosquitoes, he tracks them. catches them and hauls his bounty back to the lab. >> when we set traps, we, um, collect live mosquitoes. we stick them in the freezer they actually die instantly. >> reporter: adults flash frozen. babies come back alive. >> that one is a pupa. that's the one that is going to emerge. >> reporter: so that one is almost ready to become an adult? >> yes. >> reporter: 63 species live in our area. >> and different mosquitoes transmit different diseases. so that's really what this is all about. >> reporter: identify which mosquito is living where to keep you as safe as possible. >> that was found in a trash can lid. >> reporter: that's habitat. >> it's habitat. it's an artificial container so it will likely be. >> reporter: these little buggers can transmit among other diseases west nile, chikungunya and the biggest headline grabber of those. >> those are everyone saying about the zika virus although i's not very efficient at it. >> reporter: it's

including those that carry west nile virus.n 4's charles clifford was in the south bay where he spoke with vector control in santa clara county about the problem. for the past four years, the bay area has been dealing with drought conditions. that meant relatively little standing water on the ground and the mosquitoes tended to be concentrated near those pools of moisture.. now, after a wet winter, there's a lot of water out there and that could mean more mosquitoes which could be carrying disease like west nile virus or even possibly zika virus.sotruss parman is the assistant manager at the santa clara county vector control district. he says that they have already been out looking for standing water and trying to spot potential mosquito breeding spots.sot

including the kind that carry west nile virus. . . like to breed in pools of standing water and there's a lot of standing water out there. kron 4's charles clifford was in the south bay today where he spoke with vector control in santa clara county about the problem. for the past four years, the bay area has been dealing with drought conditions. that meant relatively little standing water on the ground and the mosquitoes tended to be concentrated near those pools of moisture.. now, after a wet winter, there's a lot of water out there and that could mean more mosquitoes which could be carrying disease like west nile virus or even possibly zika virus.sotruss parman is the assistant manager at the santa clara county vector control district. he says that they have already been out looking for standing water and trying to spot potential mosquito breeding spot

it happened at the quality inn and suites in niles.icka duncan is there. >> reporter: you can see a small memorial growing for brian douglas watts. he was among a group of kids here for a birthday party on friday, but they decided to take a last-minute swim before checkout, oblivious to a problem that would later claim the life of that 13-year-old boy. >> report of approximately seven children in the pool area, all of which are unconscious. >> reporter: saturday morning, hotel employees found six children near the quality inn and suites indoor pool which is fully enclosed. another passed out in her room. the oldest child was 14. the youngest just 12. >> i'd never seen anything like this. >> reporter: niles fire department captain, don weiss said the pool heater had a faulty exhaust vent. carbon monoxide levels in the poolroom were over 800 parts per million, even after the doors had been opened. >> that is extremely high. they're supposed to be 0. a hotel housekeeper were taken to the hospital. brian watts was killed. >> he'd make ever

. >>> we are expecting a banner season for the main culprit behind the spread of west nile virus. last year more than 400 californians were infected and 19 actually died. a record number of mosquito farm ta -- samples were found with the virus. >> reporter: that puddle is one of the reasons why this could be a really bad year for mosquitos. there is a tremendous concern about all the standing water there is that is where mosquitos breed, but the county is also going after other targets as well. >> magnified, it looks as menacing as its bite. even repellant doesn't keep them away for some people. >> i have to stay indoors. >> it could be one of the worst mosquito seasons in memory. the storms during winter and this spring's showers are leaving water everywhere. >> watd every cer can collect a and people need to make sure their rain gutters are cleaned out and anything that holds water is a potential mosquito breeder. >> he just completed an inventory of neglected swimming pools that can breed mosquitos. a single female can produce a half million babies in about six weeks. certain k

. >>> we are expecting a banner season for the main culprit behind the spread of west nile virus.t year more than 400 californians were infected and 19 actually died. a record number of mosquito farm ta -- samples were found with the virus. >> reporter: that puddle is one of the reasons why this could be a really bad year for mosquitos. there is a tremendous concern about all the standing water there is that is where mosquitos breed, but the county is also going after other targets as well. >> magnified, it looks as menacing as its bite. even repellant doesn't keep them away for some people. >> i have to stay indoors. >> it could be one of the worst mosquito seasons in memory. the storms during winter and this spring's showers are leaving water everywhere. >> and people need to make sure their rain gutters are cleaned out and anything that holds water is a potential mosquito breeder. >> he just completed an inventory of neglected swimming pools that can breed mosquitos. a single female can produce a half million babies in about six weeks. certain kinds of mosquitos can transmit we

also inducted, elo, pearl jam, yes and nile rodgers. >>> tonight a taste of hollywood, kpix5's betty up withusher at the san francisco film festival. >> reporter: you're a veteran on the stage performing for years. what was it like to be on a movie screen? >> there's been a few films this year i would like to star in. this is one, one that i think i had some background and i had great research for. they wanted me to play usher. >> this is the universe reaching out to you in the form of usher. you don't screen usher's phone calls. >> reporter: r and b star usher stars in a new movie people you may know that premiered at the 60th international film festival which showcases more than 180 movies through april 19th. tonight's world premier weaves a social media through many tales among a group of friends. >> i think it really is ultimately about acceptance. i think social media being an opportunity to highlight things that are relevant and the things that matter to you. that's how you use it good, but when you get into the idea of denial and the reality of who you are as a person and begi

to cope a lid on the mosquito population which can spread dangerous deadly diseases like the west nile virus. county officials typically target mosquito larvae the most effective way of keeping them in check. >> the larval control in the water is much more efficient than adult control when they are flying for miles. >> reporter: it's not just large bodies of water that you have to be concerned about. mosquitoes can breed in backyard pools or any standing water that's collected over months of rain. >> i was concerned about the mosquito because of the weather. >> reporter: karen attended an open house at vector control to learn more about natural ways of controlling the mosquito population. like so-called mosquito fish. >> we have a pond at our condo and i knew we had mosquito fish. but i didn't know if we had enough or if there was too many or we have to get more. >> reporter: the mosquito population poised to make a potentially dangerous comeback after years of drought. the main reason that health officials are so concerned about the mosquito population obviously is the west nile virus

>> reporter: tanta is in the nile delta, a very populous city. not quite sure what the population is. but, yes, you have -- i mean, recently there have been these attacks like i said on the first of april, the attack on the police station. we understand there has been another attack this morning on this police training center. but tanta is not the only place that has experienced this kind of attack. cairo has seen them, upper egypt has seen attacks, as well. and particularly the sinai. so really it's across the country. just happens that recently the attacks have been in sinai. and it's not necessarily isis. you have to remember there are also other groups like the islamic group that waged an urban war against the egyptian government during the '80s and '90s. you have a variety of radical islamic groups that have a long history of violent action against the government in the did he will take upper egypt, cairo and elsewhere. so it's a massive problem that the egyptian government isn't dealing with very well. >> and stand by, ben. we have with us

certain kinds of mosquitos can transmit west nile and zika viruss. >> we're especially interested ineople being bitten during the daytime because this is what the new mosquitos that carry zika virus, they bite during the daytime and they're quite a bit different than our west nile virus mosquitos we're used to. >> reporter: photos can help pinpoint virus clusters. vector control is also breeding its own mosquito fish distributed free to pool owners to eat larvae in stagnant water. it helps by draining stagnant water from power plants, gutters and any other place mosquitos can breed. in san jose, david louie, abc 7 news. >> still ahead on abc 7 mornings, possible changes for sfo including new names for the terminals and it may be just the beginning. we'll explain. >>> but first here's a live look outside from the abc 7 exploratorium camera at pier 15 pointed at the san francisco sky line. you can see the sales force tower on the right side of your screen. on the screen, shaping up, a beautiful view to wake up to th sunday morning. lisa argen w >>> happening today, the city of san fran

it is an explosion in a church in the nile delta according to security sources. apart from not just that the death toll is now 13 people dead and 42 others have been injured. you can see on the map, the church is in the town of tanta which is in the nile delta. people caught fly—tipping will have to help councils clean up litter, under new proposals by the government. it says fly tippers cost 50 million pounds a year in england — and the number of instances of rubbish being illegally dumped by roads or in parks is on the increase. next week is holy week, leading up to easter sunday — the day christians mark their belief jesus rose from the dead. but research commissioned by the bbc suggests belief in a life after death is by no means limited to people of faith. the study found that a fifth of people who say they don't believe in a god — also believe in an afterlife. 0ur religious affairs correspondent martin bashir reports. you're here to worship today! come on! worship at hillsong church in surrey isn't just an expression of gratitude for what the christians say

that's a big concern because zika virus and west nile virus mostly spread through certain mosquitos. they keep filling back up. that's where mosquitos can breed. we need lots of help. it's the price we pay when it gets warm and conditions are optimum for a really bad mosquito season. >> i don't love them, which is to say that. >> reporter: are they a big pest? >> actually they are and they love to leave red dots on me all the time which i don't appreciate. >> reporter: the big concern is what will a robust mosquito season mean for the transfer of west nile and especially the zika virus. >> this year we have no idea what that virus is going to do. so, this is why it's important for us to have, you know, very good surveillance systems in place so that we know what's going on out in the field. >> reporter: assistant manager of santa clara county vector control district, his agency finished the latest survey of swimming pools left stagnant over the winter. his team discovered 719 on top of 1400 they already were tracking. the district is out raising its own mosquito fish. they will deliv

. >>> well, we are expecting a banner season for the main culprit behind the spread of west nile virussquitos. last year more than 400 californians were infected and 19 died from the disease. a record number of mosquito samples were found with the virus. abc 7 news reporter david louie has the story for us. >> reporter: magnified, the enemy looks as menacing as its bite. repellent doesn't keep away for some people. the storms during winter and this spring's showers are leaving standing water everywhere. >> water can collect just about anywhere and, so, people need to make sure their rain gutters are cleaned out and draining. tin cans, flower spots, saucers, anything that holds water is a potential mosquito breeder. >> reporter: his team at the vector control completed an inventory of neglected swimming pools that can breed mosquitos. a single female can produce a half million babies in about six weeks. certain kinds of mosquitos can transmit west nile and zika viruss. >> we are special worried about mosquitos biting during the daytime. they bite during the daytime and they're different

it happened around 3-15 p- m in the shopping center off decoto and alvarado-niles roads. authorities say the 23-month-old boy ran into the parking lot from a nearby store... where he was struck by a slow-moving vehicle. according to police-- the child was removed from under the vehicle. the toddler was transported to the hospital where he passed away from his injuries. (justine) along the peninsula.... we are learning there is more to the deadly officer-involved shooting on highway 101... tonight kron four's spencer blake brings us new details from san mateo. (looklive)"san mateo police are only involved in one part of a three-part investigation. from what they've been looking at, they've been able to tell us more about what was going on when chp officers arrived on scene."(pkg)the seven-hour shut down of northbound 101 friday night came after a wrecka shootingand - we now know - a carjacking attempt in between those two things. captain dave norris with san mateo police is leading the investigation into the suspect's criminal behavior, and says it's not clear whether the

. >>> the culprit behind the pretty of west nile virus last year more than 400 californians infected 19 died from this disease a record number of samples of mosquitos were found with the virus. >> magnified the enemy looked as menacing as it's bite and even repel doesn't keep them away. >> i have to stay indoors. >> next week could be one of the worse mosquito seasons in memory. this spring's showers have leaving standing water everywhere. >> water can collect just about anywhere and people need to make sure their rain gutters are cleaned out, draining, tin can, anything holding water is a mosquito breeder. >> they just completed invent forry of neglected swimming pool that to breed mosquitos, single baby could have half million babies in a week. >> we're especially interested in people being bitten in the daytime because this is the mosquitos carrying zika they bite in the day, different from west nile virus mosquitos we're used to. >> also on mosquito fish distribute ed distributed to pool oners. in san jose abc 7 news. >>> gives me the chills. >>> meteorologist is next with an upd

we bring in nile guardne gardne. >> great to see you. maria: how do you think this places out. >> i think it will be tight. we'll have a clear idea about 2:00 this afternoon, u.s., eastern time, when first exit polls are produced, frontrunners are la pen and macron. who is running add independent. candidate. i think that you will like those two moving forward to second round, that takes place in two weeks. and different competing visions from la pen and macron. it will be a an interesting rac. we there have been challenges from fillon and mel en chon. maria: and la pen talking about securing borders getting control of borders in france, after the terrorist attack, that took place, this week. did the polls change in did people fear perhaps terrorism and still happening. did they sway today la pen any after the terrorist attack? reporter: i think that is expected there will be a slight boost for la pena the th, la pe. at the poll. following attacks this week. and la pen running on platform of a tighter border. france is in fear at this tim

here, wenk recently have had a couple cases of the west nile. there's like a conspiracy theory where thend about media has blowed up this conspiracy that the people that put out these shots, the immunizations, already know that there is a cure, that these fake news medias -- cnn, msnbc, all of them putting that out -- isn't there a better way that you guys can put out some educational stuff, more educational stuff, letting people know that it is very important to get those shots, just to fight off these fake news stories and conspiracy theories? host: allen, thank you. we will get a response. guest: well, good point that the caller makes. we do need to do a better way of getting people to understand the importance of vaccination. the centers of disease control and prevention, arour cdc, does that quite well. they have public service announcements, their websites gives a lot of information about the importance of getting vaccinated, but we need to continue to educate the public on why it's important to get the vaccinations that will not only help

again, to nile's point this is what they rejected when hollande.d could be the communist candidate who had a lot in common with la pen in terms of rejection or reforms to nato, euro and other mayor establishment institutions. >> i think that he is spot on, champagne is a champagne socialist, interesting in france, we're in uncharted territory it is hard for polsters to extrapolate. the party system has essentially been destroyed. the assumption that mainstream endorsement will translate to a landslide, i think that is there to be challenged, and possibly over turned. la pen. >> does face a huge uphill battle, this guy has never won a town council election, this is his first election, and i think he will come under incredible aim of scrutiny, people will see whether his policies add up. charles: part of that scrutiny will be his marriage to a woman who is a schoolteacher, some believe some form everywhere she does all of the thinking, and comes from a very wealthy family. >> you are right, he has a very questionable marriage with an much older woman

. ♪ we are family >> two weeks after 9/11, nile rogers, the great producer and songwriter decided toties in the world of music to record his classic song "we are family." ♪ we are family >> there are so many people that came together. everyone from diana ross to patty labelle. the message was, we are more family than ever now. we have to embrace because we are all in this together. ♪ everyone can achieve when we're together ♪ >> three or four of my friends were in the first plane that crashed into the north tower. after that, things started to unravel very quickly. so i started getting phone calls from all around the world. when i rerecorded "we are family," i didn't want it to be like "we are the world" so i got rock stars, sports stars and doctors and triage workers and firefighters and police and -- just everybody who was involved in the effort. >> everyone came together. it didn't matter what color you were. it didn't matter what religion. you were all the samehat day. >> of course, it was the reason that this family became everyone's song and then everyone's global song and it h

follow breaking news for you this is coming in from egypt, a bomb has gone off inside a church in the nile delta, this happened during a palm sunday mass. egyptian leaders say the blast killed at least 25 people. that explosion took place in the town north of cairo. we learned that 71 others were injured in the blast. the target was a church filled with coptic christians going to palm sunday services. so far no one has claimed responsibility for the attack. extremist groups have hit a number of egypt coptic churches in recent years. president trump discussed such attacks while egypt's president visited washington last week. christians make up 10% of egypt population. >> pope francis got word of the bombing delivering palm sunday mass in st. peter's square. pope francis is scheduled to visit egypt on april 28. palm sunday marks the beginning of holy week the most sacred time of the year for christians. it includes the commemoration of the execution of jesus. >>> back home, drone 6 flew over the nfl draft preparations over the museum of art. the draft is 18 days away, but a round of parking

it benefits the jiewrvel nile diabetes research -- juvenile diabetes research foundation. 7:30 p.m.onight, tickets at the door cost $30. if you use amazon you will want to hear about this, the company will collect sales tax in several states. four states will be tax free, that includes the state of delaware, because it's a tax free state. >>> if you're just waking up with us, you have heard about a do it yourself project for kids that let's them make will own slime. there's now a shortage of. >> due to the popularity of the project, alicia vitarelli explains. >> reporter: do it yourself slime recipes on youtube shows you how to make the slippery stuff with at home ingredients. consumer reports chief scientist says you should take precautions when it comes to borax. it's mend to be an additive for your laundry. just because you have it around and safe for those types of applications doesn't mean it should be used in anything else. >> reporter: this product comes with a label that states keep out of reach of children. >> borax is a known eye nose and respiratory tracker tant. we don't

west nile virus in california and 19 dies. it is not just large bodies of water you have to be concerned about. mosquitoes breed in back yard pools and any standing water collected during months of rain. >> i was concerned about the mosquito because of the weather. >> reporter: karen attended an open house which typically targets mosquito larva with pesticides or missouri fish. >> the larva control in the water is more efficient than adult control when they are flying for miles. >> reporter: the county attacking mosquitoes when they are young and small hoping to prevent bigger problems down the line. >> standing water is everywhere. from somebody who is pregnant the first thing that comes to mind is zica concerns. i have had to cancel two trips so far insurance i become pregnant due to zica concerns. >> there are no zica cases, all of the cases in california have been from people who traveled internationally. they say it is probably just a matter of time. >> right. which is terrifying for us a of us pregnant women. >>> let's t

police say high levelsf kenneth moton is in niles, michigan, with more. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, dan. some good news this morning. several of the survivors have been treated and released. others are in good condition. the kids were at this hotel for a spring break pool party when they suddenly became ill. this morning, in this michigan community, several children recovering from an unimaginable and deadly scene. >> priority one at the quality inn. there are six children passed out in the pool area. >> reporter: six middle schoolers, some related, found unconscious at the indoor pool of this quality inn and suites in niles. another passed out upstairs. all stricken by suspected carbon mon okay id poisoning. >> all the kids were surrounding the pool. passed out. throwing up. >> reporter: paramedics rushed 16 people to the hospital. 13-year-old brian watts did not survive. jaylen was brian's basketball teammate. >> he was funny. and he always joked around. and he was, like, fun to hang out with. >> reporter: investigators say the cause

last year more than 400 californians were insrebgted with west nile virus and 19 people died. >> we're especially interested in people being bitten during the daytime, because this is what the new mosquitos that carry zika virus, they bite during the daytime and they are different than the west nile virus mosquitos that we are used to. >> this is different. take a look. and breeding mosquito fish and given to pool owners to eat the larva in standing water. >>> the factory on broadway is leaving oakland after 90 years in business. vandalism and graffiti is a daley problem, and one that city leaders have failed to address despite numerous complaints. the decision comes a year after the flagship deli was closed due to vandalism and rising rent. >>> and then our media partner, the "mercury news" reports amazon is currently hiring store managers. the retailer announced it would open a new brick and mortar bookstore and it's part of their plan to open 400 book stores across the country. >>> disney is getting into the hi ride hailing service. they will transport guests from hotels to theme pa

it happened in a nile delta town. and alexandria.he attacks two weeks before pope francis is due to visit egypt. this horrific palm sunday attack that again targets christians. reporter: let's start with the latest development. egypt's president says he will deploy the military to assist police in protecting what were termed vital facility across the country. meanwhile, this second attack at st. mark's cathedral is very significant. the leader of the coptic church had just finished his services there. he was not hurt. but 11 worshipers were killed at that location. egypt's interior minister said a suicide bomber tried to enter the cathedral, but he was stopped by police, three of whom are among the dead. video shows the suicide bomber trying to enter the cathedral. he's directed toward a metal detector and at that point his device was detonated. 26 worshipers were killed during a packed church service in a nile delta town. she described church deacons with blood-stained white robes running from the scene. the more seriously injured w

significant find has been made near the famous "valley of the kings", on the opposite bank of the nileall, but it contains extraordinary archaeological riches. the find consists of an open court, leading into a rectangular hall, a corridor, an inner chamber. eight mummies were found, along with well—preserved and colourfully decorated coffins. translation: the tomb has a secret room, which dates back to the 21st or the 22nd dynasty. in the room, we discovered more than six coffins. unfortunately, they have been destroyed, but they have not been moved from their original place. among the finds were more than 1000 statuettes, figurines carved in wood and clay. translation: it was a surprise to discover so many elements inside. clay utensils with the name and title of the tombs owner. his name as userhat, and he belonged to the 18th dynasty. it's believed that the owner was a nobleman, who would have worked as a judge, and the tomb seems to have been left almost intact, unlike many ancient egyptian burial sites, which have been looted by grave robbers. david campanale, bbc news. coming up

a bomb has gone off inside a church in the nile delta during palm sunday mass.e blast killed at least 25 people. the explosion took place in the town north of cairo. 71 other people were injured in the blast. the target was a church packed with coptic christians celebrating palm sunday services. so far no one has claimed responsibility for the attack. isis carried out a suicide attack in cairo killing mostly women. pope francis will visit egypt later this morning. we'll follow this breaking news and get more at 6abc.com. >> looking outside, making your job very easy. >> reporter: very easy. let's get you outside, a beautiful shot of the ben franklin bridge, clear skies, sun starting to rise, testers will start to climb, today will be as picture-perfect as you can get for this time of the year. normal high for this time of the year, 62. we'll be around 70 without a cloud in the sky, it will be very, very nice. 43 in philadelphia. trenton, 36. the numbers are chilly. the clear skies allowed the numbers to plummet overnight. we're below freezing in some locations,

on niles canyon road in castro valley.o valley. canyon road in crash on niles over a deadly sky seven is earlier crash sky seven is over a deadly crash on niles canyon road in castro valley. (anny hong): high pressure building off the coast will bring a warming and drying trend to the bay area and monterey bay region. expect temperature to warm through friday followed by a slight cooling trend for the weekend. ( darya ) a man is recovering in the hospital this morning after being shot by a burglar inside his home in the oakland hills. rebecaa strom is here with the details. rebecca. ( rebecca ) that shooter is still on the loose this morning. 30-year-old jeremy white was shot last night while he was home taking care of his disabled mother. police say white was in the kitchen with his headphones on and did not hear the burglar break in. the burglar shot white in the chest and took off. neighbors say burglars ransacked several homes in the area before the shooting: <"they had taken a soda from a house earlier, and a sandwich

to your constituents and your agenda. >> the county i was in today, i kept talking about warren and niles, that's a county that democrats were winning upwards of 60%. trump won that county. but they didn't vote for a guy that wants to reduce to cut the corporate tax rate in half. they didn't vote for somebody to pay for this wall is going to -- is going to eliminate mills on wheels and the low energy assistance for the elderly. that's not what they voted for. they aren't feeling betrayed yet. they are puzzled. they have mixed feelings and they're beginning to really wonder about is he going to do the billionaire's agenda. so far that's where this president wants to take the country. >> thanks for your time. >> coming up. the amazing behind the scene details that led up to the now infamous legendary notorious comey letter. new on how they help shape an election after. quick break. >>> decisions that made by fbi comey and the run up to presidential election. the decisions that hurt hillary clinton and hurt donald trump. it led mr. comey to inform congress that fbi learned of e-mails possibl

last year more than 400 people caught west nile virus in california and 19 of them died. not just large bodies of water you have to be concerned about. mosquitoes can breed in backyard pools or standing water that's collected during months of rain. >> i was concerned about the mosquito because of the weather. >> reporter: karen attended an open house at vector control to learn more about natural ways of controlling the mosquito population. like so-called mosquito fish. >> the larval control in the water is more efficient than adult control when they are flying for miles. >> the county attacking mosquitoes when they're young and small hoping to prevent bigger problems down the line. in santa clara county, devin fehely, kpix 5. >> bay area leaders approved a sweeping new plan to drastically clean up the air. it's called "spare the air, cool the climate" and the goal of the 270-page plan is to cut 1990 levels of greenhouse gases and smog 80% by the year 2050. it calls for 85 measures including tougher emissions restrictions on dairies and oil refineries. >> looking at how th

time to worry about too much rain.the mosquitoes that transmit west nile virus are very good exploitinge watching kron four news in prime time. <"5,4,3,2,1... happy 4/20... san francisco, hippie hill."> (steve) the party is over. now the cleanup begins. after thousands celebrate all things marijuana on 4- 20---- at golden gate park's hippie hill. thank you for joining us i'm steve aveson.(pam) and i'm pam moore. this year the city of san francisco tried a new approach... all, in an attempt to reign in rowdy

. >> the california department of public health has confirmed the first human case of the west nile virus this year. officials are urging people to take every precaution to protect against mosquito bites which is how the virus is transmitted. the risk of serious illness to most people is low but some people can develop serious neurological illnesses. >> we had a beautiful day in the bay area, you could not have asked for better weather. we have mark with what to expect for the rest of the weekend. >> it worked out perfectly today. mild temperatures, today, everyone ways just nice in the 70s and lower 80s. we have some active weather setting up. some severe weather towards eastern texas. we have snow showing up in portions of texas and new mexico and colorado. move the map to the west and we are in the clear, a few high clouds approaching northern california. we will check in on the current numbers updated for the 6:00 hour. santa rosa, 80 degrees, san francisco, 64, half moon bay in the upper 50s. here's the live camera looking towards san francisco. we typically show you the fog in the s

the closure spans from palo verdes through niles canyon road.ws will be removing loose dirt, rocks and debris as they try to stabilize a hillside damaged during recess storms. that's a picture we have seen all over the bay area this storm season. >> more rain coming too. >> it's a nightmare there now. we use that as a cycling course in the east bay and it's not passable right now at all. and we have more rain coming into the bay area with at least an inch of rain throughout much of the urban areas. we expect two to three inches of rain in the wettest locations but not today. this is the scene looking out towards mount diablo from the transamerica pyramid looking due east. temperatures 45 in santa rosa to55 in san jose. we have clouds entering from the north and from the west all associated with this plume of moisture that will be invading the bay area. not so much today but by thursday late afternoon towards your evening commute. heaviest rain and wind will be overnight thursday through your friday morning commute. and then your weekend is not j

. >> a group of skwruf niles jumped her. >> this is where police finally caught up with the bus and interviewed the victim but the suspects were long gone and they got off about five minutes back at mcallister and fillmore. >> it's a terrible thing that happened. i am surprised to hear it. >> other regular riders aren't too shocked by it. >> i am not surprised to hear about it because people are pretty rowdy on the bus anyway. >> reporter: do you feel safe on muni? >> over the last two years we have seen some of the lowest numbers with passenger incidents. these incidents are rare and it's getting better. >> and they have handed over surveillance video of the entire attack to police. they are not sharing it with the public just yet, since all of the suspects are minors. in san francisco, lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >>> 4:34 now. last-minute money from the state sparing b.a.r.t. from making tough decisions. tough decisions. the two options off the table included making seniors pay more for tickets. they are still considering charging 50 cents more for riders that use paper tickets. >> the ide

it happened this morning at a quality inn in niles, michigan, about ten miles from did indiana border. police say the staff saw children lying unresponsive on the indoor pool deck. firms suspect the leak could have come from a gas heater in the hole. ford trucks could possibly roll away even when parked. the another maker is calling 53,000 of the 2017 f-52 trucks. it doesn't have the parts yet. until then ford is urging owners to use parking brakes. the trucks were sold all the way up until this past thursday. this is the third recall by ford this week. still to come at 5:00, the new exhibit at san francisco's presidio. how organizers are bringing attention to a troubling part of our country's history. >> a sunny and warm start to the weekend. clear skies for the moment. the seven-day forecast brings back the chance of rain. will any of that appear by the end of the weekend? we'll look at that when we return. . >>> san francisco's presidio was reopened today which revealed a part of america's dark history. as for the exhibit itself, organizers say it was designed to transport people b

the day's first attack was in the nile delta town of tanta where 26 worshipers were killed. the church's youtube channel was transmitting as the bomb went off. the video abruptly ends, but the chilling shrieks of victims can still be heard. a witness who lived across the street described church deacons in blood-stained white robes running from the scene. more seriously hurt victims were rushed to nearby hospitals in private cars. as you mentioned, isis claimed responsibility for both of today's deadly blasts. in a recent video the terror group threatened to increase attacks targeting egypt's minority christian community which it refers to as infidels, and egypt's president speaking tonight on live television declared a state of emergency. he said, quoting him now, the fight against the terrorists is going to be long and painful. what is happening here is an attempt to tear egypt apart. and during his remarks, arthel, the president spoke about terrorist groups, but he also mentioned what he described as countries being to blame for what is happening in egypt causing the insta

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they say that the insects can spread dangerous viruses like west nile. vector control is trying to control the larvae population. >>> let's check the powder in the sierra. this is a live look at "sierra at tahoe." data shows the snowpack levels are larger than the last four years combine. water content of snow in the tuolumne river basin in 2015 and 2017. lighter blue indicates less snow. deeper blue more snow. according to nasa, this year's snow water equivalent was 21 times greater than 2015 which was the lowest snowpack on record. that's hard to believe. >> how about that. >> amazing. >> we get to take a look at some of our satellite photos. but first how about this beautiful picture looking out from our kpix 5 studios broadway and battery street. looks like a west wind and increasing winds a little ripple effect on the bay waters even a few whitecaps out there with at least five different currents going on. in the last 24 hours. this disturbance is impressive. quarter inch of rain in ben lomond, three-tenths in santa rosa. liver almost a quarter inch