. >> reporter: the lead organizers at rock the bay. a restaurant workers advocacy group. the robots could decimate much-needed restaurant jobs. >> a lot of folks see food service just as an easy, simple job that you do on time. for a lot of us, it is a way of life. >> the company says that the robot is only there to support humans. meanwhile, waiters say they are not too worried, at least not yet. >> a lot of people still need that human interaction. >> welcome to our restaurant. >> why it may be hard for some people, rosie the robot is here to stay. just don't push her buttons. >> now leave me alone, i have work to do. >> leave her alone. so, she is sassy, that rosie. she is not cheap. no way. they sell for $15,000 or rent rosie for $799 a month. >>> all right. let's head over to our weather center. rose is not over there. darren is. he is going to fill us in on the weather. >> let's get caught up on this rain which is just now knocking on the door. you can see it back there on first alert doppler. we will start there and go to the virtual map to see how things will feel.

. >> reporter: the lead organizer at rock the bay. the restaurant worker's advocacy group.uld decimate much needed restaurant jobs. >> a lot of folks will see services, just an easy simple job that you do one time. for a lot of us, it's a way of life. >> reporter: the company says the robot is only there to support humans. meanwhile waiters say they are not too worried, at least not yet. >> a lot of people still need that human interaction. >> welcome to our restaurant. >> reporter: and while it may be hard for some people to digest, rosie the robot is here to stay. just don't push her buttons. >> now leave me alone. i have work to do. >> oh, give me the humans. deploying rosie doesn't come cheap. they sell for $15,000, but that's a lot less than what they would pay somebody to do the job in real life. you can also rent rosie for $7.99 a month. appreciate you watching. "60 minutes" is next. see you back here at 11:00. news continues streaming ( ♪♪ ) you made a cow! actually it's a piggy bank. my inspiration to start saving. how about a more solid way to save? i'm listening.

. >> reporter: dray lucas is the lead organize needser at rock the bay, a restaurant workers advocacy decimate much needed restaurant jobs. >> just easy simple job you do one time but for a lot of us, it's a way of life. >> reporter: the company says the robot is only there to support humans. meanwhile, waiters say they are not too worried, at least not yet. >> a lot of people still need that human interaction. >> welcome to the restaurant. >> while it may be hard for some people to digest, rosie the robot is here to stay just don't push her buttons. >> now leave me alone. i have work to do. >> she is feisty at the end. deploying rosie does not come cheap. these robots sell for 15 grand or you can rent rosie (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. contact your volvo retailer to learn more. >>> seven-day forecast shows the first alert status today. isolated showers through the morning like we have now. things will quiet down for late morning for a break. then scattered showers and isolated thunderstorms will show up by the time we get into late afternoon an

video out of taiwan where buildings are teetering and collapsing after an earthquake rocked the island. >>> in the bay area, countless people are looking for affordable housing. others have extra space to rent. >>> we have an update out of taiwan. this is new social media video showing buildings teetering after a powerful earthquake hit the island. you can see the 7.4 earthquake struck taiwan a short time ago which is actually wednesday morning. the impact rocked the entire island, including the capitol. we are also seeing reports that buildings are not only collapsing but some were shaken off of their foundations. >>> we are also seeing reports that people are trapped in their apartments. there are also tsunami concerns that it triggered a warning not only in taiwan but also parts of china and japan. >>> new video now. these are buildings teetering or almost collapsing. the first floor simply crushed. people are checking on neighbors and going into windows that normally would have been on the second story. the building below crushed. >>> we will continue to follow this again. the strong earthquake ta

the bay parade. that parade showcased more than 100 historic boats. this year's theme was rocking on the bay. the parade started off the coast of tiburon, went down and along the san francisco shoreline. very nice. yes. all right. also very nice. right now we're going outside. live. look over the golden gate bridge. you can see it. you can see it on this sunday evening and looks like, clear skies, but maybe a little bit of haze. i'm not sure. rob yeah, a little here, a little breezy out there. start a boating season. you saw some whitecaps across the water. we had small craft advisories typical for this time of year when you get the sunshine and you got that late day sea breeze that picks up, we do have kind of that spread of summer like microclimates around the bay area right now. as we take you outside, you'll be able to see that we've got those temperatures in the 60s and 70s for now, but eventually we'll be on our way to some 80s inland as we head towards the middle part of the week. there you got the blue skies around san jose. it is breezy outside, northwest wind at 20mph, gusts up to a

y el tema de este año es rock in the bay.to de empezar guillermo quiroz con los detalles. guillermo gracias fátima. buenas noches. un panorama que se mantiene de fuertes lluvias. esa serie de tormentas que ha generado lo que hemos visto en las en los últimos días la presencia de tornados mortales. una situación muy dramática. vámonos al acercamiento para ver lo que está sucediendo ya en horas de la madrugada, especialmente para texas, mississippi, por supuesto. luisiana toda esa región donde sigue entrando la humedad del golfo de méxico que choca con ese aire frío y que genera esta línea de tormentas que va también, por supuesto, más hacia el norte. así que. pues de hecho, el lunes y martes serán días difíciles por el paso de estos sistemas que están afectando a esa región. mientras tanto, california, el panorama es completamente diferente, despejado, muy agradable. este domingo ya los últimos minutos van a mantenerse en buena forma para nosotros. san josé vemos las temperaturas hasta los 51 grados hasta las 06:00, despejado

that view includes the bay, mucevy cove and mission rock. it also happens the state agency which i work, insures the development along the bay provide maximum feasible public access to the bay. some people may be surprised to learn the giants and our regulatory agency have been great partners as the giants creative constructive teams design, redesigned and implemented where we are today. the gianted an expanded bay trail and it is gorgeousmentf resilient to rising sea level in the future and it will be. and to provide different types of spaces within the park to entice and satisfy different users. as such, our working relationship only strengthened over that time and since the ball park was initial ly proposed. during yesterday game i spent a lot of time in 323 watching people walk and bike on the bay trail, picnic on this lawn, take pictures at the statute and activate this park. the space invites people to come in and will establish china basin as a great place to hang out whether waiting for friends before the game, finding a place to get

planting for the affordable housing on blocks 9 and 9 a to enjoy the updates defer the traffic and future mission bay rockelopment. >> the proposed major amendments was present to the mission bay supervisor committee on january 11, 2024, and it was voted in favor. >> and with the transportation office was conducted foreclosures of lowest b didn't push the vehicles in the vehicle lane of mission bay by the future mission rock development for availability for people walking and biking. >> if approved next steps are for the design of the bridgeview way by the public works with the san francisco utilities and the fire department and varies technical divisions at public works and contributions begins late fall upon completion of block 9 a. >> that concludes my presentation. please let me know if you have any questions and also available for questions from the staff. thank you. >> madam secretary do we have anyone in the public who wishes to provide a wishes to provide a wishes to provide a wishes to provide a wishes to provide a comment. >> >> madam secretary, call for public comment. >> if there are any membe

smart now, really smart later. >>> the you ready to rock? this week's bayage takes us to san jose where kids are rocking out and ready to light up the montgomery theater at cmt school of rock musical. >> that is rock 'n roll. >> reporter: they sing, they act. they also need to know how to rock. san jose's children musical theater will be taking on school of rock for the first time. and four members of the cast are in the band. cj, donny, hope and falcon. will be playing six to seven songs live leading the show. some learning to play their instruments just months ago. >> i learned this for the show. >> reporter: balancing a busy rehearsal schedule in the middle of being just kids. >> soccer, this, band. crazy. >> reporter: artistic director of cmt and school of rock, says see these kids handle all of this responsibility in a marquee show is impressive. >> we tried to teach extra skills whether it is tap dancing, maybe it is singing more classically trained or learning how to sing pop. in this case we are so proud that our young musicians have brought their i

the leather pants. going to be rocking here in the bay looking forward to that. >>> coming up at 7:00, everyone's favorite episodes premiering on paramount+. we're going to be chatting with dora and her mother about the new adventure ouch next. >>> and taking a live look at the oakland international airport. could it get a name change adding the words "san francisco bay" to etc. name? we're going to have that conversation in our "people are ta ing" segment ♪ >>> the sound of the trumpets. welcome to "cbs mornings" and hello to our viewers on the west coast. we see you. i'm gayle king. >> i'm tony dokoupil. >> i'm nate burleson. >> we're all here so let's go to

mount diablo reporting 41 and into the north bay. big rock reporting 40mph. he afternoon, temperatures are going to be just a little bit below average. mild for most, but i think the wind is probably going to be the issue for many 60 degrees expected for a san francisco today. a better look at the numbers for today and the warmer weather for the weekend, as the winds will continue to die down, it looks pretty pleasant. more on that in the extended forecast coming up. yo, i'm a paparazzi. >> i don't play no yahtzee. >> all right. now how do you come behind that microsoft showing how it can create hyper realistic videos of talking human faces using artificial intelligence. you're going to show you this demo video of an animated famous paintings that went viral. >> that's bonkers. >> that is incredible. >> i can't wait to learn more. all right, straight to the newsroom. the real deal. andre senior, looking ahead to the next hours of mornings on. >> good morning to both of you. you know, opening that work email every day can be overwhelming, right. well maybe you

rocked the island. buildings collapsed, landslides, debris shutdown highways just in the past hour we talked with jack woo who lives in the bay area. he grew up there.. >> people keep sending video, photos and there was one video cliff that is terrifying. landslide, right? then the rocks, huge rocks, falling down off of the mountain. struck it directly. it is captured by a dash cam. then, the dash cam hit by the rocks. >> so far, there have been nine reported deaths and more than 1,000 reported injuries since yesterday's earthquake. >>> turning now to our weather. rain is coming tomorrow. let's get to our first alert meteorologist darren peck who is tracking it all. darren? >> looking at the same dramatic view from our windows on the virtual set. clouds showed up, 10 degrees cooler than yesterday, and there is like a 30 mile-an-hour wind gust coming in along the coast right now. not only are the temperatures lower we have a lot of places upper 50s, lower 60s. there is a windchill on it. look at the doppler. leading edge of the system. there is a large amount of lightning in the northern third of the state. to see our branch o

rock. the us all a sod ad bays was targeted by 15 rockets according to rocky. please wish to all the us basis kate, the northeast and syria. in the past 24 hours. the attack is the 1st against us forces since early february, and it comes out there are huge blasts of the military base in iraq on saw today. we've killed a number, a member of find the iraqi security force that includes the run backs groups. while the us led coalition has been accused of multiple validation to syria and ask space and the fear and of just 24 hours, a vision of the so called international onto territories to call lucian, led by the united states, continues to create venture stations in this course of syria flying in violation of the confliction protocols and twilight and syrian air space. the is law make resistance in iraq. a news alliance of a ride back to groups has claimed most of the recent attacks on us forces dependent and still has around 2500 soldiers stationed in iraq and near light, and nearly 900 across the board in syria. replacing the names of the american occupation some

the bay, plotting. all right, the heart of rock and roll beats on from the bay area to broadway. starting today, the songs of huey lewis and the news. like you've never heard him before. and a quick reminder to you that you can now stream ktvu news on your smart tv. >> you can watch live newscasts and stories on demand on your vizio smart tv, your amazon fire tv, roku, apple tv or android tv. just search for that fox local app and select tvu. ♪ ♪ california sky ♪ ♪ todos alcanzamos las estrellas ♪ ♪ sunny state of mind ♪ ♪ flexin' all the time ♪ ♪ todo es dorado ♪ ♪ feels so golden ♪ ♪ vive en el estado dorado ♪ dozen visitors are injured on a tram at universal studios will tell you what investigators believe caused that crash. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> and good morning to you. welcome to mornings on two. i'm claudine wong i'm gasia mikaelian. >> it is tuesday, april 22nd. this weekend was marvelous. rosemary was the sort of no ac, no heat needed. however, that can't last forever. >> this is true. and we are with a cool down on the horizon. garcia an

says it's all about the mindset, something he took away from his experience as a drummer in the south bay's punk rockne. >> i wanted to bring that same diy energy to cleaning up our world. we're wait on people. we're doing it ourselves making through to make a difference in this world. that's where the trash punks name comes from. >> reporter: the trash punks were started in 2017 after he got tired of seeing trash pile up around his neighborhood. on this earth day 2024, he led about 50 volunteers in tackling trash at guadalupe river park and even got the mayor to sign on for a shift. >> i'm so impressed with justin and trash punks. they make cleaning up the city just fun and engaging. they've made it a social experience. people come out, have food, listen to music. they're part of something. it isn't just picking up some litter. it's actually building community and taking pride in our city. >> reporter: the group was packed with volunteers like sherry hull, recently laid off and spending her time between jobs on projects like this. >> i've been doing this a few times now with the trash punks and i ca

they are aiming to wrap up before the bottle rock festival in may. >>> commuters that use the bay. ferry service between san francisco and sausalito is suspended indefinitely. investigators found a structure issue with the pier. pier will be closed until workers can fix it. golden gate ferry will provide a bus bridge during the closure. >>> two giant pandas are coming to the san francisco zoo. mayor breed announced it. ed lee had a lot to do with it, too. we show how the team went to china to ask for pandas. >> it's a great moment. it took seven years to do it. >> reporter: the former demty chief of staff, said he held two animals. he got them in his trip of 2017. he tells us, he was part of a team that lee chose to go to china and deliver an important letter from lee. part of that trip was lee's wife, anita, as well as an executive at united airlines. >> it was important to him as a chinese american mayor, as well as a citizen of san francisco, that this was a great bridge between the two countries. >> reporter: her visit to the giant panda breeding is one she won't forget. >> wha

rock the diplomatic cables. the royal oaks in respect of iraq and afghanistan and the guantanamo bay files. we filed a legal challenge against that expedition, which was heard over the course of around 18 months. we raised concern about a piece of process related to the spine on us as his legal team, and on julian and his medical professionals. the way in which the united states is described, the facts in order to justify his expedition. we also raised concern about the application of the u. k. us trading that treaty prohibits extracting someone for a political offense. the united states has applied for his extradition, produced treat it as a criminal in this clause car to this is, julian is a dangerous terrorist who's going to with powder and i k installed gunning everyone down in the cold. i was sitting up in the gallery watching this astonishing spectacle of injustice in order to talk to his lawyers. he had to kneel down, fresh, easy, it says that clause. so a cause here was i had to say and to taught. it was absurd. it makes it very difficult for us as these legal team to take instructi

amount of publication, the rules of engagement, rock, the diplomatic cables, being all along same respect of iraq and afghanistan and the guantanamo bay files. we filed a legal challenge against that expedition, which was heard over the course of around 18 months. we raise concern about a piece of process related to the spine on us as his legal team, and on julian and his medical professionals. the way in which the united states is described, the facts in order to justify his expedition. we also raise concern about the application of the u. k. us treaty that treaty prohibits expedite and someone for political offense. the united states has applied for his extradition, but is treated as a criminal. and this clause car to this is, julian is a dangerous terrorist who's going to put powder and i k installed gunning everyone down in the cold. i was sitting up in the gallery watching this astonishing spectacle of injustice and order to talk to his lawyers. he had to kneel down, fresh, easy that's of across. so a cause here was they had to say and to talk. it was upset and it makes it very difficult for me ross, as he's legal team to take in

the coastline. half moon bay reporting 26. i already said that, didn't i? giving you a look here at the hills where we have mount diablo 24 and in the north bay, big rock reportingwe lost a reading there, but big rock is close to 30mph as well. into the second part of the day, the oranges out there indicating that the winds will continue to blow even stronger. perhaps along the coastline and in some of our coastal hills. but it does back off as we get a little bit closer to sunset. and then tomorrow could be a little breezy, but not quite as bad as we're seeing out there for today. temperature wise, we are going to be a few degrees below average in areas like san francisco. several degrees below average in areas like livermore, 65 degrees expected for you there. temperatures will warm to about seasonal for the weekend and continue into next week. i'll have a better look at the numbers for today and the weekend in the extended forecast. coming up, secretary of state antony blinken wraps up a high level trip to china. >> i'm rebecca castor in washington ith a bre down f if you have moderate to severe ulcerative colitis or crohn's disease... put it in check with ri

china basin park located near oracle park near the bay bridge and mission rock.s would include five acres and a dog run as well as trail for bikers and walkers out there and today another nice day to get out and enjoy while you can. >> that was nice! >> you can see, looking at the video. you can tell that there's clouds and it's not completely cloudy as i like to say. >> every now and then we do get some clearing in spots, but want quite yet in san jose. as we see the clouds moving overhead, we will see increasing sunshine as our temperatures head into the upper 60s and 71 in concord and napa today, 68 degrees and 62 in san francisco. tomorrow we're looking at much more of the same, but it's also going to be windy at times and we'll start to see those winds picking up today and 35 to possibly 40 mile per hour winds and some of those will be in the coast and in the hills and we'll do it again tomorrow and it may be windier tomorrow afternoon as we get these cooler than normal temperatures and the slight chance of rain and we're looking into the weekend as well in

the commute to a screeching halt. >> this is a major city. people trying to get to work. >> plus new fallout for an east bay women's prison rocked by sexual abuse scandal. >>> the criminal trial against former president trump gets underway. why this case is making history, and why selecting jurors could be a major challenge. thank you so much for joining us today, i'm elizabeth cook. we begin with that major commute disruption around the bay area. chances are you were impacted by it in some way. hundreds of pro-palestinian protesters shutting down traffic for hours. anne makovec has been following the latest developments. >> this all started during the morning rush hour where it is all cleared up this afternoon. but it extended for hours as the protest part of the plan, economic disruption across the country referred to as a-15. let's begin in the east bay. the chopper was at the scene as demonstrators took over the southbound lanes of i-880 and blocked off the seventh street onramp in west oakland. earlier in the day on the northbound side, protesters were blocking traffic by chaining themselves to concrete filled barrels. they hung a banner t

the mission. bay mission, rock area, 15 years in developing this park. d the mayor spoke today and said that this is really part of developing of this neighborhood. >> it includes residents, families, a new school being built so much has changed in this, right. this is a new neighborhood of san francisco. >> yeah, i know all the lawns here are being irrigated with recycled water from a nearby mission. rock. also, if you coming cove, this china basin park before there are a bunch of bricks that had messages scrawled on them. they are promising that at some point all of those messages in those markers will be returned here to the park, although they haven't said when that's going to happen. but for now in san francisco, charles clifford kron, 4 news. all right, charles, thank you so much for that's going to be an to the neighborhood. >> in the east bay, oakland, small business owners are raising concerns about a proposed roadway project. city agencies say that they want to make the area safer with a repaving project. but businesses along that corridor say m

the east bay as well. there is construction on the bart trackway near orinda station tonight and tomorrow. there will be free busses though, to replace the trains in both directions between rock ridge and lafayette stations, expect 20 to 30 minute delays through the area. still ahead on abc seven news at 11 into the war zone, a bay area doctor tells us what is motivating her to make the trip to gaza and the dangers that await. plus, the shovels have gone into the ground. a huge project that ucsf says will make it the best hospital in the west. >> i'm spencer christian. clear skies. give us a nice view from mount tam tonight. looking down onto san francisco. it's a bit breezy out there right now, but temperatures are going to rise as the winds ease. i'll have the accuweather forecast in you made a cow! actually it's a piggy bank. my inspiration to start saving. how about a more solid way to save? i'm listening. well, bmo helps get your savings habit into shape with a cash reward, every month you save. both: cash reward? and there's a cash bonus when you open a new checking account to get you started. wow. anything you can't do? ( ♪ ) mugs. ♪ bmo ♪ shame on you. shame on you. >

so, they are trying to wrap up construction before the bottle rock festival at the end of may. >>> bayl provide a bus bridge during the closure. >>> cynthia is here with a quick look at your forecast. >> good morning, chris. good morning, everyone. starting with a little cloud cover. fog, closer out to the coastline. oakland the starting with some of the gloomy skies as well as san jose. the fog is building in from the foothills to most of the city. it's limiting our visibility, the further down you go into the santa clara valley, around morgan hill, down to three miles of coastline, down to about seven and up and towards santa rosa, it's cool and limiting that visibility through the sonoma valley area. we're going to keep the sunshine around for today. it will be breezy at times, as we felt the cooldown from yesterday, on to today. but nothing to ruin our weekend plans out there. it will be a little warmer as we go on into tomorrow. mixing out of that cloud cover and the winds dying down, just a bit further. upper 7 60s to 80 inland. we'll get a little more cooling in the workweek and

the a's win. abc seven sports, sponsored by river rock casino. dion >> chris. thanks. finding affordable housing in the bayteacher's salary. inside the dorm style living that's the only option for some. plus procrastinators. pay attention. with 24 hours to the tax deadline, we have some tips to buy you some returning now to the developing situation in the middle east as israel weighs its response to iran's unprecedented attack, hundreds of drones and missiles launched this weekend in iran's first direct assault on israel. us officials anticipated this attack but didn't expect it to be so intense. abc news reporter allison kosik has the latest. as israel debates its next move. prime minister benjamin netanyahu meeting with his war cabinet on sunday discussing israel's possible response to iran's unprecedented attack, but no decision was made. >> retired general benny gantz, a member of the war cabinet, saying in a statement that israel would act in a manner and time that is appropriate for us, the un security council calling an emergency meeting on sunday. >> the middle east is on the brink. the people of t

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the bay area knows all too well. taiwan's strongest earthquake in 25 years. rocks the island. and tonight we're getting our first look at the damage. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm dan ashley. so far, at least four people are dead. dozens more hurt. the magnitude 7.4 quake hit just before 8 a.m. there the epicenter was right on taiwan's east coast. officials in japan reported tsunami waves after the quake, but there is no tsunami threat to california tonight. the shaking sent lights swinging in offices where workers were just showing up to start their day. as you can see here, the city of hualien seems to have some of the worst damage with a number of collapsed buildings. one ended up at a 45 degree angle. landslides hit highways and tunnels outside the city. trains are still stopped tonight. abc seven news reporter lauren martinez talked with travelers arriving at sfo from taiwan, who found out about the quake while they were in the air . >> video captures the moment a powerful and deadly earthquake struck the island of taiwan. the 7.4 magnitude quake hit the eas

. >> the bay area residents are going to get one last chance to check out the iconic rock band. aerosmith as take the stage for their farewell tour piece out the band announcing shows and san francisco and san jose later on this year. the black crowes going to be joining them. a special guests on the tour. and if you don't want to miss a thing, tickets are on sale right now. coachella is also happening there under a windblown dust advisory through the rest of the music festival. not a good time. many campers and festival goers often end up sick from the dust in the air. so the wind advisory, it's going to be even worse. so those masks and bandanas aren't just for fashion. doctors say it's the best way to avoid exposure, wind and all the dust. all right. that's gonna wrap things up for us here at 11 o'clock. you can always get the latest on our website. kron 4 dot com and we'll see you tomorrow. (male announcer) up next, how would you like to get the celebrity secret for ageless skin? (female announcer) find out how in this paid presentation for meaningful beauty.

the heart of rock and roll. and 40 years later, now it's still beating. but now on broadway, the bay area native and grammy winners catalog is the inspiration of the new musical comedy. a appropriately called the heart of rock and roll. last night, lots of stars came out for a special gala performance in new york city, including huey lewis, of course, cyndi lauper and jimmy kimmel. >> yeah, it's amazing, really. it's, you know, i never aspired to it. i did, but, but the process has really been a salvation for me with my hearing and it's given me something to do, something creative to do. >> huey doesn't have to do anything. all the work for once is done for him. but his body of work, i think, is something that, you know, for me, it reminds me of high school. good times. >> the heart of rock and roll officially opens on monday. well, it's time now for our new segment. it's a big deal emphasis on deal, where we showcase some of america's most beloved products. sam champion and danny backstrom are rounding up the best toys for all ages. >> time for it's a big deal today. we've got so ma

the california theater in downtown san jose that will run until may 5. ♪ [ music ] ♪ that'll take you right back from opera to punk rock green day has come a long way from their bay debut album is being recognized by the library of congress. the national recording registry announces what will be among their latest route of inductees. the celebration of their 30th anniversary, green day, will perform the album in full at oracle park on september 20. cbs evening news with norah o'donnell is next. we're back here in 30. >> norah: tonight, the justice for gymnasts. the major deal for the survivors of larry nassar. >> i blame larry nassar, and i also blame an entire system that enabled and perpetrated his abuse. >> norah: why the justice department is set to pay a reported $100 million for the

the bay area knows all too well. taiwan's strongest earthquake in 25 years. rocks the island.nd tonight we're getting our first look at the damage. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm dan ashley. so far, at least four people are dead. dozens more hurt. the magnitude 7.4 quake hit just before 8 a.m. there the epicenter was right on taiwan's east coast. officials in japan reported tsunami waves after the quake, but there is no tsunami threat to california tonight. the shaking sent lights swinging in offices where workers were just showing up to start their day. as you can see here, the city of hualien seems to have some of the worst damage with a number of collapsed buildings. one ended up at a 45 degree angle. landslides hit highways and tunnels outside the city. trains are still stopped tonight. abc seven news reporter lauren martinez talked with travelers arriving at sfo from taiwan, who found out about the quake while they were in the air . >> video captures the moment a powerful and deadly earthquake struck the island of taiwan. the 7.4 magnitude quake hit the east

to spend a friday right all right, john, thank you for all the traffic has been subtly building rocked pretty good things. i mean, look at the bay bridge. >> no traffic building at the toll plaza still takes about 60 minutes to make it into the city this morning. and the san mateo bridge little slower, 19 min right there. we gradually seen a few construction workers on the bridge checking some things out this morning. so that's a slowing it down a little bit. 30 min right? richmond center fell bridge golden gate bridge along 101. you still nice and light in the north bay. the drive times. just 25 minutes. 37 of the tolls. some highways that are little busier this morning. i-480, traveled the berkeley and emeryville and along 82 fremont. the other highways making really great time. there are a james. back to you. thanks a lot. 7.30, is the time right now. and in the east bay, a man woke up to find his truck. >> being stolen and instead of just staying in bed, he jumped into action. aired off those who are trying to steal his truck, but not before one of those suspects opened fire on him. >> kron four's dan thorn with the story. >

the opening ceremony. nbc bay area is your home for all things olympics. jessica will be in paris. one of the finalists, will be brody malone. he will be at 30 rockking to savanna and hoda. how they are preparing to hopefully secure their spot in paris. watch the big day here on nbc bay area, right after "today in the bay." >>> we know many people are priced out of buying a home in northern california. new numbers put everything into sharp perspective. according to a new analysis, there's 14 states, where residents who earn less than $75 a year can afford a median-priced home. it's no shock that california is close to being on that list. that list is topped by mississippi. those in mississippi would have to earn an income of $63,000 to afford a meeting at home. ohio is next. $64,000 a year. you can own a median home. in contrast to all of that, you need to make $197,000 a year to afford a median priced home, worth $735,000 in northern california. that's the highest of all 50 states. >>> another wet weekend on saturday. today was a little drier. what's the week hold? >> we're in it again. the pattern we've seen, where it rains and then get nice we

so the for bay is shaped as almost a gate to kind of push all water out through the pipes, all of those rocksburse it before it's sent into the stormwater basin itself. the storm water basin was designed to fill up to the height of the berm of the side you're seeing here. so this is juncus and these are well-known fresh water grasses found in any place around the bay area that you find standing water or in a drainage channel, you're going to find a lot of these junket species. this is a leave a lifter in the bio treatment. it soaks up a lot of water, to soak up the contaminants and heavy metals, so it's kind of our backbone species. this one is called douglas siana and the common name is mug war. it's a beautiful plant but doing the heavy lift and pulling, those contaminants out of the storm water and pulling oil to help treat the water before its sent back into the system and back into the bay. this plant is known as salvia or hummingbird sage. it has a lot of habitat value in that it's a strong pollinator plant. obviously, you can see the pink and purple flowers which come up in the springt