that next storm system already dropping down here through northern california. let's show you stormranger, our doppler radar. some of those showers right now through parts of marin, napa, sonoma counties, primarily over santa rosa, also right there through st. helena. all of this activity gets hung up in the north bay through 11:00 p.m. it's really all about the north bay next couple of hours. then we'll see this move over the east bay and peninsula by 3:00 in the morning. by tomorrow morning's commute, it doesn't look too bad right now. just a spotty chance of a shower with that cloud cover. we'll actually get in on some sunshine tomorrow afternoon with a slight chance we still could get a pop-up shower through tomorrow afternoon's forecast. rain totals on this one, not very high. only trace amounts to about a quarter inch. now, coming up in about 20 minutes, we'll take a look at this dynamic weather pattern later in the week. not only warmer and dry weather with more sunshine, but unfortunately we will have some wind we are tracking again. that forecast coming

>>> and where the latest case of measles was just recorded in northern california. from cbs news bay area, this is the evening edition. >>> we begin tonight in san francisco where 78 protesters arrested for shutting down the bay bridge are celebrating what they're calling a huge victory today. >> good evening. i'm elizabeth cook. >> and i'm ryan yamamoto. >>> in the last several hours those protesters announced they reached an agreement that will allow them to avoid jail time. our wilson walker was in court today and joins us with the details. >> reporter: well, the case of the bay bridge 78 is effectively resolved for now pending some further developments. we'll get to those in a minute. this came out in the last couple hours. we just heard from the district attorney's office in the last 20 minutes. i'll give you their take in a moment, but first, yeah, for the protesters, they are calling this a full victory. the bay bridge 78 walked out of the courtroom to the cheering crowd that had packed the hallway to support them, the outcome in the words of one organizer, a

the cat concerns after a recent mountain lion attack in northern california. >> and a pretty nice day out there today. tomorrow is going to be a little cloudier and then we got some showers in the forecast by tomorrow afternoon, evening and into thursday morning. and then beyond that. i'll see you back here with business. it's not a nine-to-five proposition. it's all day and into the night. it's all the things that keep this world turning. it's the go-tos that keep us going. the places we cheer. trust. hang out. and check in. they all choose the advanced network solutions and round the clock partnership from comcast business. powering more businesses than anyone. powering possibilities. it all starts with a chevy truck. chevy silverado with the turbomax engine and best-in-class standard torque. and the chevy silverado hd with up to 14 available camera views. do more in a chevy truck, get yours now. get $5000 total value on silverado ltz & high country models when you trade in an eligible vehicle. or during chevy truck season, get as low as 0.9% financing on all 2024 silverado 1500 pic

there are no reports of outbreaks in several states including here in northern california. here is nbc's robert handa. >>> families we talked to at the san jose park were mostly surprised to hear about measles resurfacing in northern california and many were concerned to learn that hundreds of people are now being contacted by uc davis medical center with a warning that they may have been exposed to measles at a sacramento hospital. most we spoke to said they are worried about their young children and the extremely contagious virus. >> my first thing is keeping him safe. >> did you ever think about measles before? >> not in terms of thinking he could get it. >> for a good reason says dr. who heads up gardner health services in san jose, she says the medical community is definitely trying to spread the word that measles is once again showing up around the u.s. >> this was bound to happen. we started in florida and it is moving to california and it will spread. and measles is a very serious condition. and the only way to prevent this is by making people aware that they need t

i'm happy to be back. >> total of 16 bay area high schools both boys and girls will decide northern californiachools are playing tonight at oakland tech, where jason applebaum joins us with history repeating itself. jason >> joe. i mean, listen, thist& game seemed inevitable once the brackets came out to me. anyway you know, for the second straight year, it's going to be oakland versus oakland tech, two public schools about three miles apart, battling for the northern california championship in division two. and how bigc is this game? well, damian lillard is here. of course. he went to oakland high school for two seasons. graduated from oakland high. so one of the biggest stars in the nba milwaukee bucks guard damian lillard in the house tonight. the oakland wildcats are the defending state champions. they are r5 and eight this year, led by longtime head coach orlando watkins, one of the best in the business. but so far this not beaten oakland tech. oh,úand three coming into this one, which, by the way, is exactly the same scenario as last year. the bulldogs beat the wildcats all three times t

the wind advisory not only for parts of the bay area through northern california even down parts of southern california's santa barbara down to palm springs. the bay area here at this includes most of the north bay. most of the east bay and for a lot of the higher elevations in the south bay. we will be dealing with these on and off wind gusts 20 to 50 miles per hour. the study went that is our sustained wind to the 20 humidity at 30%. the top risk of strongest wind gusts 500 feet and above. by 11:30 we should start to see it ramping up through the higher elevations. this red color that is popping that would be 40 miles per hour through the mountains. lower elevations 15 to about 30. that is that dry land out of the north and east. overall i'm seeing the strongest wind heading through thursday. we might even get some downed trees and some power outages. coming up i will have a look at our fire danger with the wind in the bay area. >>> we will see you in a few minutes. >>> happening now san jose leaders are getting community input in the search for the city's next police chief. there's a comm

the storm front office moving into northern california. is picking up the rainfall.e a look at store major doppler radar, consistent rain over the northbay .'s body rain in the peninsula as we track this moving off toward the east. it's picking up rainfall through 11:44. you will also see another round of rain and berkeley by 11:23, oakland through the next 45 minutes. we will continue to track more of this rain but i also wanted to show you the rain season and how we are doing. we are at a surplus of 3 inches in san francisco and san jose. doing the best in santa rosa, up over 5 inches. not only good on that front but look at the sierra snowpack. 116% of normal in the northern sierra, 101% in the central. we will take a look at the rainfall through tomorrow, plus the warmer windy weather on the way. i will have that for you and 18 minutes. >>> thank you, jeff. before you head out the door tomorrow morning, check in with our today in the bay team for the latest on the weather and traffic. that newscast begins at 5:00 a.m. >>> a developing story in contra costa county

california's fish and wildlife calling it the first fatal mountain lion attack in northern california in 20 years. but residents say seeing mountain lions in the area is common. >> we're over populated with them by all means. yeah so they used to be hunted back in when i was a kid up here, we'd go hunting and they banned the hunting on them. and we were overpopulated. yeah, the sightings nonstop up here. now, see him in packs 2 or 3. and that was that. wasn't that wasn't common. >> the 18 year old was taken to the hospital game wardens recovering the body of the mountain lion. zohreen shah, abc news, los angeles. >> another day of scattered showers across the bay area, but for the most part it has been a beautiful day. looking live out at the east bay hills. look at that sunset right now we want to get straight to spencer christian with a look at the forecast. spencer, are we done with the rain? >> almost. yeah almost. because that beautiful sky you show there is what covers most of the bay area. but take a look at live doppler seven. you can see we've got a couple of isolated showers

we have been expecting that been talking about this frontal band approaching northern california.. healdsburg has really been jumping up to 0.89. santa rosa reporting some heavy rain at theúsonoma county airport an inch for oakland and inths of kentfield. but here's what we canc expect with this system. fridayn right on through sunday. rainfall about a half an inch to possibly two inches for the well. winds have beenúa factor.- they have been picking up around 30 to 40 miles an hour inc the sierra. they are currently under a winter storm warning. here is one of the forecast models showing you the numbers. these are estimates. you an idet we're not expecting just a few sprinkles or a light shower. we will have some prettyúgood downpours out there at times tonight and into portions of your saturday. here's the few he snowúshowers developing the covp in portions of the north bay. as spi mentioned, santa rosa reporting some heavy rain, some spportions of the north bay. stl some rainfall, at least on this sector here for portions of the out toward out thec peninsula and the south activ

nonetheless not only wind here but through northern california all the way through southern california. wind advisory here 311 a.m. tomorrow. if you're heading out tonight we're still seen for example here in walnut creek since sustained winds at 13, gusts up to 40. it will stay clear and a little bit lesser here through 9:00 and 10:00. we will be dipping down into the 50s. let's get this wind out of here but i want to show you the weather pattern so you can understand how things will be playing out for us. really through tonight and tomorrow, the pattern stays the same. we have high pressure to the north, low pressure to the south, it is really dragging this wind right across northern california. once we hit late tomorrow night and really through this weekend, both of these weather systems are going to start to move ahead high pressure goes to the north, low pressure to the east that moves it out of our zone. we are going to stay with some warm weather this weekend and really little in the way of wind and lots of sunshine. saturday and sunday it is shaping up as excellently. let's sho

outbreaks reported in several states including northern california. nbc bay area news's robert handa tells us how medical agencies are sounding the alarm about this very contagious virus. >> reporter: families we talked to at the san jose park were mostly surprised to hear about measles resurfaced in and many were concerned to learn that hundreds of people are now being contacted by uc davis medical center with a warning that they may have been exposed to measles at a sacramental hospital. most we spoke to said they are worried about their young children and the extremely contagious virus. >> my first thing is keeping him safe, though. >> reporter: did you ever think about measles before? >> i thought about it but not in terms of thinking he could get it. >> reporter: this dr. heads up gardner health services in san jose which handles 42,000 patients. she said the medical community is trying to spread the word that measles is once again showing up around the u.s. >> this was bound to happen. we started out in florida and moving to california and it wi

abc seven sports is sponsored by your northern california honda.lers look like good weather up there today. up in sonoma? no, it was perfect because in between storms other than the showers in the south and east, bay this morning. >> chris, you feel the need for speed. >> yeah, i think there's a little bit of a limit though. everybody wants to drive really fast. i think. yeah, you gotta take it easy a little bit like normal. yeah >> thanks, chris. >> all right. tonight on abc seven at eight. it's the bachelor at ten. bad romance, a special edition of 2020. then, of course, as always, stay right here with us for abc seven news at 11. remember that abc seven news is streaming 24 seven. you can get the abc seven bay area app so you can join us whenever you want, wherever you are. that is going to do it for this edition of abc seven news. we thank you so much for joining us. i'm ama daetz and i'm dan ashley for sandhya patel, chris alvarez. >> all of us here. we appreciate your time. have a great evening and we'll see you again at 11. p . >> this is ab

>> yes, my sense is that the california market is very consolidated, especially northern california. see if mike wants to weigh in on why california is a outlier. >> also seems housing cost in california many countsies are much higher then across the country in general and also labor costs i think. seems to me that again, los angeles and orange county each had significant increases, historically northern california has sort of been worse and many rates still are higher in the northern california counties compared to southern california ones. there are differences, but-- >> typically around california has been more costly for healthcare and it seemed like southern california is catching up to northern california. >> yeah. >> mike clarke, aon, california versus the rest of the country is kaiser influence. if you think other health plans like blue cross, blue shield, united healthcare, sig na, they are negotiating so as the increases play in it happens over 2, 3, 4 year period. with kaiser permanente, it is one system where vast majority of cost are incurred and it happened the catch up

there have been downpours this morning and there is a chance of the downpour in any one spot in northern californiage . the second storm gets here tomorrow. and it will be a weekend split. it looks like the storm will be out in time for a dry sunday but between tonight and then it will be stormy. here is a wide view of the doppler throughout the morning. notice that most locations like 95% of us are drive but where it is raining, it has been pouring and there is a chance you will encounter a downpour or two throughout the day. here are some of the higher rainfall totals over the past 24 hours. berkeley you had half an inch of rain fall. kentfield nearly an inch of rain. san francisco, one fifth of an inch of rain and san jose about 1/7 of an inch of rain fall. next storm, obviously wet and it will be windy. coastal mountains, the beaches themselves and in the east bay the higher elevations, could see wind gusts in excess of 45 or 50 miles per hour. plan on windy weather and wet weather starting friday. we will go hour by hour with future cast coming up. >>> taking a live look at san francisco city

coalition of pro housing advocates, labor units and nonaffordable housing developers and the northern california carpenters union is our strongest coalition partners as well as policy think tank like spur and affordable housing developers like mission housing development corporation as well as habitat for humanity and habitat for humanity is an interesting one because they see a problem from a wide perspective and look across the state and how we need to be building more homes for people faster and it was put on the ballot by 52,000 san francisco voters so read the facts and look at what these do and vote yes on proposition d. >> thank you. final thoughts. >> so part of the problem we have with this, again, what proposition d is streamlines primarily market rate housing by redefining affordable to 140% median. we're looking at housing that san franciscans can't afford. bringing new lines, bringing new housing online doesn't necessarily solve the problem. san francisco during its current 8-year housing element cycle over built market rate housing by ten thousand units. and housing prices continue

elizabeth edgerly, executive director of the northern california northern nevada chapter of the alzheimer's association, thank you so much for your time today. >> thank you. >> up next, a bay area robotics team is taking their talents all the way to the world championship. a star student and the team's coach will join us next to talk a business. it's not a nine-to-five proposition. it's all day and into the night. it's all the things that keep this world turning. the go-tos that keep us going. the places we cheer. and check in. they all choose the advanced network solutions and round the clock partnership from comcast business. see why comcast business powers more small businesses than anyone else. get started for $49.99 a month plus ask how to get up to an $800 prepaid card. don't wait- call today. reputations in the tech world, but maybe not anymore. a robotics team made up of high schoolers from the east palo alto area has just dominated the silicon valley regional competition and earned a trip to the world championships next month in houston. the churro bots could use your support to co

more than a hundred northern california kitties took part. look at them.shed. >> there's a face in there somewhere. >> and they played. the persian, siamese rag dogs, and dozens of other breeds. organizers were glad to be back after a five-year gap. >> right before covid-19 hit, we lost quite lot of money. but now five years, we're back and hoping to make it an annual thing again. >> i like it. with the cat ears as well. the two-day event included a kids coloring contest, and a cat costume competition. lots of vendors were on hand selling everything from cat toys, gift items and clothing. >>> one last mention on the weather. >> a little bit of rain is moving through the area. should be gone in time for the morning commute. similar trend for the next system into tuesday, and then big warming ahead. countdown to the warming under way thursday. >> thank you so much, and thank you for joining us. >> goodnight. (upbeat music) - [narrator] this week, on "in depth," we're in miami and hawaii with real estate titan, barry sternlicht. - are you nervous? - barry ste

abc seven sports is sponsored by your northern california honda dealers.getting into the flow of doing baseball highlights. it's back getting into the flow of doing the news again after being off for five weeks. >> yeah, you're pro though. wouldn't even know. i'm glad i remembered how to read. that's all i cared about. >> good job. >> thank you chris. >> keep on reading. >> i'm going to cheer for you. also, like that pitcher as well. thank you. yeah. after the sports segment. all right. thanks. well, coming up, an oakland but his vision dimmed with age. he had amd. i didn't know it then, but it can progress to ga, an advanced form of the disease. his struggle with vision loss from amd made me want to help you see warning signs of ga, like: hazy or blurred vision, so it's hard to see fine details, colors that appear dull or washed out, or trouble with low light that makes driving at night a real challenge. if you think you have ga, don't wait. treatments are available. ask a retina specialist about fda-approved treatments for ga and go to gawontwait.com ( ♪

there of northern california. we may see a couple lightning strikes here in the bay area with these storms. so let's time it out for as we head through the night tonight. a lot of clouds flowing overhead, staying mostly dry. the commute early on the winds will be kicking about the south as we head toward the morning getting a little blustery by noon. that rain is in northern california in passing the parts of the north bay. and then as you head toward the afternoon, that begins to sag south rain spreading across the bay area through the evening hours will be heavy at times to watch out for the possibility of a thunderstorm. >> thank you, lawrence. the man killed in a wrong-way crash following a police chase on 5.80 in oakland earlier this week has been identified as 57 year-old lee david wiener of lafayette. police say a wiener was driving a bmw and tuesday when a truck involved in a police crash. a police chase crashed into him head on. it all started with a burglary in else to which then led to that chase. polic

california northern california especially switch to summer gasoline ahead of much of the rest of the nation. but the increases should not start tapering off essentially all of what we've seen is due to seasonality. not necessarily fluctuations in oil prices. but really rising gasoline demand as temperatures warm up. to switch over to those linens a full fuel perks. as patrick explained this is mostly due to seasonality. the changing of the seasons not due to fluctuations in oil praxis. he notes these cleaner burning carbon mandated blends he talks about they are important during warmer weather. driving weather. california is under stricter standards for emissions making our summer blend more costly to make. >> it generally is always more costly to produce the type of gasoline that is cleaner especially in this instance. in addition adding to the cost is that california has its own standards. it does not follow the epa. it follows carbon mandates. so california is on a bit of a petro island. the only state in the nation requiring the special blends. there are different dates during th

victim advocates say they were aware of about 530 northern california clerics both alive and dead, who have been accused at some point but it's double the number. >> who knows the scope and how big this is. >> this is an l.a. attorney representing hubs of clients currently suing the catholic church. >> are any of the priests still working as priests today? >> yes. >> the lawsuits also add to the tally of the allegations against some of the most notorious abusers like this debunk priest stephen kisle. >> i was too catched to the kids and letting my affection for them take a wrong turn. >> you mean sexually? >> yes. >> since 2020 alone, he has been named in more than 60 separate lawsuits. >> i was like the pied piper. >> do you have any idea of the number of children you did the touchy-feeley with, as you described it earlier? >> there were quite a few. >> after a 1978 conviction for tying up and mo lowest ing molesting two boys and he came back the following year. >> the oakland archdiocese didn't monitor you much? >> right. >> in 2022, he was one of dozens of california priests to be a

. >> abc seven sports is sponsored by your northern california honda dealers. >> for the third straight season, the saint mary's basketball team is going dancing just hours ago in moraga. the wcc regular season and tournament champion gaels found out their first opponent in the ncaa tournament. championship this is a team that are the cheers of a team ready to make a run. the gaels earned the five seed in the west, where they'll take on the 12th seeded grand canyon in spokane, washington, on friday. now, if they win, they'll play the alabama charleston winner sunday. they can't wait to get going. and they're happy to be right here on the west coast. i love it. >> i wish they would have came a little earlier. you know, they had us waiting for a little bit. but it's a nice feeling to know that you're in and, you know, just trust our work and we'll be good. but yeah, definitely ecstatic to see that being in the west is nice. >> real nice. you don't have to change time zone. i was hoping they weren't calling us for brooklyn or pittsburgh or any of those. so yeah, it's and our fans can get o

so safe to say this the first northern california location for this company. like i say, very interesting. little a doodle. i mean, it's a good oracle park is currently filled with giants and a's fans says the 2 teams are playing each other in their final exhibition game of the spring. >> and tonight, the new study by bonus finder shows the home of the giants is the 3rd most instagrammable mlb ballpark. this could be due to it being near the south beach fishing pier or or any of the statue. >> hall of famer willie mccovey. could also be as simple as the giant coca-cola bottle and glove being a great photo background. it's dodger stadium came in second yankee stadium was number one because cold has to be. i was going say, i feel like, >> you know, the dodger stadium. absolutely. yeah, dodger fan. but i feel like. it's big. it's gotten better. yeah, i think i think this a lot more wrigley field with the we could mobile. that wraps up kron. 4 news at 5 o'clock. we have a lot more ahead, though, on companies at 6, vicki liviakis will be joining grant here. >> with

the goal of today's event was to bring people together in northern california and the jewish communityoster inclusion and belonging. speakers included mayor london breed,ústate senator scottúwiener, and clara county district attorney jeff rosenc. similar events have sptaken place recently in the u, france, germany and washington. israel's military says it eliminated more than 100 militants in gaza during a series of operations at aggravating palestinians anger towards israel, as well as towards the united states. a longtime israeli ally. >> fox's trey yingst reports how international mediators are still trying to negotiate a cease fire israel says their military splaunched dozens of airstrikes against positions inside gaza in a matter of minutes as they look to put new pressure on hamas amid ongoing ceasefire negotiations. >> the civilian population inc gaza continues to pay the highest price. >> it's a girl, mohammed abu anza calls out for survivors under the wreckage of his family home overnight. of airstrikes against centraldt- and southern gaza, killing both militants and civilians

point >>> tomorrow marks one year since one of the worst floods to hit northern california in recenth, 2023, the pajaro river levee broke and not sent water rushing into the small town of pajaro in monterey county. the majority of the homes there flooded, displacing about 3500 people. it later came to light that federal officials knew for decades that the levee was at risk of failing. shortly after the flooding, emergency repairs were made on the levee, but a more permanent solution still hasn't started to work on the project is expected to start later this year. >>> some tahoe ski resorts are closing down because of the wind. you are looking at one of the live cameras up there on mount rose. you can see the left is not moving, trees are blowing. tahoe also shut down its lift through the senate. the area expects more snow as soon as tonight. last weekend, it was too much of a good thing, they had so much snow they couldn't do it, and now it is wind. >> when the winds get that strong above 7000 feet, a lot of times operations at the ski resorts shut down. less wind over the next 24 ho

abc seven sports is sponsored by your northern california honda dealers. >> welcome to sports from losgetting ready for warriors and lakers on abc seven here in about 40 minutes. i'll get out of the way. set the scene for you. a huge game tonight between these two western conference rivals. you're looking at draymond green warming up. steve kerr said today. he is probably going to play in the game but questionable with a back injury. the other huge headline of course steph curry who has an ankle sprain, practiced yesterday in l.a. we'll get some video of steph who just actually warmed up a couple of minutes ago was off the floor. and hey, steph and curry, if this is a sign of things to come. half court splash here in downtown l.a. i mean, this guy can do it all. i watch his mobility. he looked very good. comfortable run running around on that right ankle. now this is a huge game. the dubs of course went one and two in his three game absence. they're 34 and 31 overall. 10th in the west. one game back of ninth place. the lakers are in ninth place. and with 17 games up in the regular seas

california's fish and wildlife, calling it the first fatal mountain lion attack in northern california in 20 years. but residents say seeing mountain lions in the area is common. >> we're overpopulated with them by all means. yeah so they used to be hunted back in when i was a kid up here. we'd go hunting and they banned the hunting on them, and we were overpopulate. and. yeah, the sightings nonstop up here. now, see him in packs 2 or 3. and that was, that wasn't that wasn't common. >> the 18 year old was taken to the hospital. game wardens recovering the body of the mountain lion. zohreen shah, abc news, los angeles. >> let's now take a live look from the bay bridge toll plaza. tonight. there's a new warning about text messages trying to imitate fast track toll invoices. it's happened before a round of fake texts from fast track went out last month, according to the chronicle. another volley of texts have gone out in the past week. this time, the fraudsters have fixed the spelling and grammatical errors in the texts, making them look a bit more convincing. the mtc says fast track will

most of rainfall so far in far northern california.or the most part, some of those showers just to our north. and that will be the case as we head throughout the night tonight, although that's going to begin to sag a little further south as we go through the night. so we'll see some pop-up showers overnight tonight, probably into tomorrow, too. but they'll be widely scattered around the bay area. mostly energy from the storm system likely to linger just off the coastline and head all the way down to southern california. so if you're stepping outside tonight, there's a chance you might see a widely scattered shower or 2 continuing through the evening hours. and probably it's tomorrow, too. but there might be a little more sunshine on the horizon will tell you when coming up in a few minutes. >> that man is san francisco. behind me is a countdown election clock under a curtain. but coming up after the break, i'll tell you why it was important for the owner amenities to bring back the countdown clock this year. plus, as we take a closer l

california's fish and wildlife calling it the first fatal mountain lion attack in northern california. in 20 years. but residents say seeing mountain lions in the area is common. >> we're overpopulated with them by all means. yeah so they used to be hunted back in when i was a kid up here, we'd go hunting and they banned the hunting on them, and we were overpopulated. yeah, the sightings nonstop up here. now. see them in packs 2 or 3. and that was that wasn't that wasn't common. >> the 18 year old was taken to the hospital, game wardens recovering the body of the mountain lion. zohreen shah abc news, los angeles. >> another day of scattered showers across the bay area, but for the most part, it's been a beautiful day. looking live outside at the east bay hills right now. let's go to spencer christian with a look at the forecast. spencer, we want to know, are we done with the rain? almost >> yeah, almost. it is a beautiful afternoon, but we still have a few isolated showers left from this weakening system. here's a look at live doppler seven. you can see there's not much happening here

it will stay mainly to northern california, southern oregon, where places like ukiah and santa rosa could get a little more than the rest of the bay area. as this midweek storm continues, we have to go up into the sierra and talk about the winter storm through wednesday morning. this is for western slip you see in pink on your screen. snow may be heavy at times, and the gusty wind over the ridges. expect more travel delays, even though it looks like the all-clear for now. that could be what you're met with going through the middle portion of the week. for the weekend, not too early to start making those plans. we get more clearing thursday, friday. finally, those temperatures will start to feel a little bit more springlike. so, spotty rain in the next couple days as we push the systems out of here with some better clearing and a bit warmer for our inland valleys on friday. there is a chance of seeing a blip in this almost perfect forecast for the weekend on saturday with some rain. and don't forget, you have to forward your clock an hour as we see daylight-saving time entering this weeken

. >>> tomorrow marks one year since one of the worst floods to hit northern california in recent memory. shortly after midnight, march 11th 2023, the river levee broke. that set the water rushing into the small town from the majority of the homes there flooded, displacing about 3500 people. it later came to light that federal officials knew for decades the levee was at risk of failing. shortly after the flooding, emergency repairs were made on the levee, but a more permanent solution still hasn't started. work on that project is expected to start later this year. >>> congressman adam schefter is pushing back against the claim of wealthy donors rigged california's senate race. katie porter, one of the three top democrats in the race to take over the late senator dianne feinstein's made the assertion big donors spend millions of dollars for mr. adam schefter rigged the race. this morning on nbc's meet the press, adam schiff said democrats were quick to denounce the language and the claim. >> of that term, rage, is a very loaded term in the era of trump. it connotes false claims like those

abc seven sports is sponsored by your northern california honda dealers. >> the warriors are looking to complete a perfect four zero road trip today and extend their eight game road winning streak, but unfortunately for the dubs, they ran into a buzz saw in boston. you saw it right here on abc seven today. jayson tatum 26 birthday stephen curry giving it a go despite a sore knee. and midway through the first quarter, curry. we watch this thing rolls on in tied at 21. that would be the last time it'd be close for the warriors because a minute later cal's jaylen brown a little transition three ball nine zero run at that point. and then brown just caught fire. hit five threes in the first 19 of his game. high 29 in that quarter. part of a 21 one celtics run. end of the first defense leads to offense for the c's luke cornett with the block and then out in transition. payton pritchard hit the triple. he started seven of seven from the field, 19 off the bench. second quarter now dubs down 20. sam hauser blocks kevon looney and the celtics once again running the floor in transition. then ge

. >> abc seven sports is sponsored by your northern california honda dealers. >> hey everybody, chrisrriors and spurs get going in just about an hour and some good news regarding stephen curry's injured ankle. and one of the quick note on the injury side for the spurs. they're seven foot three rookie phenom victor wembanyama. he's out with an ankle injury as is stephen curry. an mri confirmed that steph did indeed sprained his ankle thursday night against chicago. we take you to the play late in the fourth quarter. now here's the good news. no structural damage on that ankle for steph. he's going to miss the next two games which includes tonight against the spurs. and coincidentally monday they're in san antonio playing the spurs again. he's going to be reevaluated on tuesday. and with the warriors following games wednesday in dallas. and then one week from tonight in la against the lakers. you see that right here on abc seven, head coach steve kerr told his pregame the team's focus has to be one game at a time. >> i'm kind of looking at it, while steph is out, we got to figure out wh

. >>> and a project to remove a series of dams in northern california can't come fast enough, where hundredsf thousands of fish have turned up dead. i launched our campaign at this union hall. let's go win this thing! then we hit the road and never stopped. you shared with me your frustration at working harder to barely get by and afford a place to live. your fears for our democracy and freedoms and your dreams for yourself, your family, and the future. it is not too late to realize those dreams. i'm adam schiff, and i approve this message because together we can still get big things done. "overflowing with ideas and energy." that's the san francisco chronicle endorsing democrat katie porter for senate over all other options. porter is "easily the most impressive candidate." "known for her grilling of corporate executives." with "deep policy knowledge." katie porter's housing plan has "bipartisan-friendly ideas to bring homebuilding costs down." and the chronicle praises "her ideas to end soft corruption in politics." let's shake up the senate. with democrat katie porter. i'm katie porter an

but for now, those scattered showers continuing around the bay area popping up, in northern california. the showers rolling on through. but overall, we're going to see what looks like a changeup had long i think that's when everything begins to change. >> we're going to see the changes what does we're going to see a return to some sunshine, some warmer weather late in the week, but not now, but just keeps going on out there showers, even some snow showers in far northern california. the bay area just some widely scattered showers. and that's what i mean, if you plan on heading out to vote, don't let the showers stopped. really just widely scattered and mostly dry. so head out the door this evening, the showers likely to continue into the evening hours. in fact, temperatures stay fairly mild generally in the 50's. and i think a return to some a pop-up shower for tomorrow. that area of low pressure just going slide down the coastline close enough not to bring us a ton of rain, but still a couple raindrops in the forecast through tomorrow. what will happen after that? we'll talk more abou

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showers continuing in northern california to, in fact, some place there, one to 2 inches of rain already. and so this is now just beginning to bear down on the bay area. some heavier rain amounts just moving along the peninsula and toward happen. bay, you see some of the stronger cells now moving in that direction. granada pacifica, watch out. you're likely to see some of those heavier bands rolling through that way. it looks like that will continue tonight and then it's going to break off into showers overnight tonight. but if you are headed out the door tonight, make sure that you have your umbrella handy. it is going to be wet off and on through the night. >> thanks. lourdes. the stanford women's basketball team is gearing up for march madness. try to make a run. >> tip-off tonight scheduled for 7 o'clock. that's where we find sports reporter aaron wilson. aaron, you were saying yesterday it is a highly anticipated matchup tonight. >> it is now. well, you know, we're just under 2 hours from tipoff where stanford they get to host norfolk state right here at home. now, norfolk state is

. >>> a horrific mountain lion attack in rural northern california has left one brother dead and another badly hurt. it's the first verified fatal incident of its kind in california in 20 years. here's zohreen shah. >> reporter: tonight, the chilling dispatch audio of a mountain lion attack in northern california that left one man dead and his brother injured while hunting for antlers shed by wildlife. >> we got a report of a subject attacked by a mountain lion, code three, fire and medical are enroute now. >> reporter: the el dorado county sheriff's office says they received a call saturday afternoon from an 18-year-old who said a mountain lion attacked him and his 21-year-old brother. >> medical is with the first patient, an 18-year-old male who last saw his brother, a 21-year-old male, pinned down by the mountain lion. >> reporter: deputies and paramedics on the scene within 20 minutes, finding the mountain lion next to the 21-year-old on the ground. >> the mountain lion was facing deputies and in order to get to the individual to render first aid, they discharged their firearms. >> r

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lion attack in northern california, the first in nearly 20 years. the grizzly attack has deputies find the victim next to the puma. good morning. it's sunday, march 24th. i'm lauren martinez in for stephanie sierra. first meteorologist lisa argen is in the weather center. she's tracking more rain today. but the question is, how much more rain? good morning lisa. >> hey lauren. good morning to you. yes, we're looking at just a little bit more, mainly in the south bay from san francisco, the peninsula. it's a level one system until about noon. we've had those gusty winds overnight. and you can see as we loop this that most of the activity is south of the golden gate. going in a little bit closer here into n francisco from the sunset to daly city. and two 8-80 some wet weather. but look at that. a pretty good cell right around 280 south of los altos hills area. so cupertino wet weather for you. the roadways are slick this morning all the way down to the summit. highway 17. and this will be the case for the next several hours, as it takes a while for th

we've seen thunderstorms up around the northern california coast. this cold, unstable air is going to drop down. and that's why we're going to see some snow showers over the weekend here locally. so snow is definitely falling in the mountains right now. they are chaining up. here's a look at that. live picture once again from tahoe. sorry we just saw that graphic winds gusting to 34 miles an hour. mount diablo, mount eminem 30 miles an hour. it was so pretty i had to show you again. 40s and 50s on your temperatures, right now it is a cooler day. a live view from san jose. camera through tonight. wet and windy tomorrow. heavier rain, gusty winds arrive. even the possibility of thunderstorms . and this weekend it's a wintry mix of snow over the peaks. hail showers and cold weather. let's look at our level one system for tonight. really through the late night hours, rain with brief downpours, gusty winds strongest in the hills and isolated thunder. chance will remain in the forecast. so we're going to continue with the scattered showers theme tomorrow

what this means for us here in the bay area, an astronaut with northern california ties was supposed to space today, but she's going to have to wait. then catching up with the creature that was alive before california even became a state. just how old this tortoise is. oh my god, that tortoise has seen some things. he's gonna spill it, but he's gonna take his time. good morning. welcome to thursday, march 21st. first check on your forecast. hey, drew. >> hey. good morning. so we have a nice day on the way here. one final dry day before we get that wet weather back here tomorrow. here's a live look at our abc seven oakland airport camera with partly cloudy skies up above temperatures right now. not too chilly. you can see a lot of us getting out the door right now underneath low and mid 50s. looking at a live picture from sutro tower. it is quiet out there. you'll find high clouds streaming in ahead of our storm system tomorrow. it's just a day of filtered sunshine. we're dry this afternoon. temperatures quite pleasant, but that wet weather is back tomorrow. we'll show you that coming

that will move into southern oregon and northern california tomorrow. weather does return as soon as tomorrow and windy as well. not crazy winds. but you will notice it especially around 5:00 tomorrow afternoon. oakland will likely see wind gusts between 20 and 30 miles per hour so will concord and so will san francisco. and also fairfield out toward the sacramento valley. this is a futurecast now. where throughout much of day today. we are dry with the good dose of sunshine. showers may return to coastal sonoma county before sunrise tomorrow morning. we'll see mainly showers in the north bay throughout the morning hours. they begin to seep south of the golden gate bridge by mid-afternoon. and then by tomorrow evening, especially for the drive home from work, that's when the actual boundary moves through and the rain picks up to a steady rainfall in and around santa rosa. so we're looking at temperatures that will make it into the low 60s tomorrow. but certainly a lot of rainfall. 7 day forecast for our inland locations. we're going to be looking at tem