moving in from hercules to san pablo bay and richmond, berkeley and san francisco, southern marine county. check it out on the san mateo coast from half moon bay to san gregorio. redwood city along the skyline and that is impressive there. some heavy rain within that and a possibility of some thundershower activity. reports of hail. and you can let me know. i'll look for sun breaks today. fortys, 50s on the temps and some possible thundershower activity. >> and things get busy area. let's hope that some of the rain you're talking about, the scattered showers, don't tie things up for commuters in the north bay on the westbound 80 corridor. it's getting slow in the hercules area and no specific problems to tell you about. checking out east contracosta county. highway 4, you will see the slowing there and no crashes or accidents to tell but 2345 in that area and you make your way toward the calde cut tunnel and the san mateo bridge in as we get closer to the 6:00 hour. the meters lights are on and you see the backup, 16-minute delay to the span there and time now is 5:44. and go back to the

derek, from san francisco marin food bank. >> i want to thank everyone for their time and holding this space. so, again my derek is poll cua outreach worker for san francisco marin food bank. i work for the cal fresh outreach team and so a lot of the things i heard today have rang very true for us especially. if you did knobet cal fresh is the new name for the food program and we are constantly trying to educate the public around public charge and unfochinately in the past 3 months we had to do that a lot more with a very confused public. very confused administration and we really don't know how to respond other than say nothing has changed and please don't drop your benefit because of your fear. these are people who are working families. they are working and making really well below the federal poverty line, so that in san francisco isn't much. these are people that are putting them sebls at risk by going hungry because they are in fear of getting deported. as others have pointed out, this is a fear that is not grounded in anything that is necessarily true, but in spanish it is called

we'll have more on the massive mall being built in the heart of downtown san francisco. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, marin county. someone spotted the capsized boat.. about a half-mile off of muir bea >>> good morning. the coast guard is searching for a missing boater in marin county. someone spotted the capsized boat about a half mile off muir beach. this is around 11:30 yesterday morning. search-and-rescue were doing a training exercise nearby. they found the captain's keys and wallet on the boat but they couldn't find the man when they searched the water. they do know who they are looking for, 64-year-old [indiscernible name] from oakland. several agencies are helping in the search and we are told that they are looking from the air and in the water. >>> and these bicyclists in canada couldn't help but stare at a 650-foot iceberg floating off the shore. the 250-foot-tall iceberg is off newfoundland. this year there have been three times the typical amount of iceberg sightings in trans- atlantic ship lines. that's why ships have had to navigate away from their standard routes. >> iceberg straight ahead,

in san francisco, marin and san mateo counties the salary is more than 105-thousand dollars. santa clara just over 84-thousand. alameda and contra costa counties.. about 80-thousand. for napa it is 74-thousand. and solano 64-thousand. what does this mean???sot they are eliagble now to apply for housing through the local housing authority be it section 8 be it public housing or other hud sub programs. ed cabrera with hud tells me... the income limits in the bay area are the highest of any area in the country. and in san francisco... the salary limit went up 10-thousand dollars from last year. the numbers come from the high median incomes, the tight rental and hot housing market. the solution? ed cabrera sot build at every income level because the demand far out weighs the supply for megan, the numbers are not that surprising. sot six figures is a lot of money in most places the fact that it doesn't get you much here is a bit sad (justine) to put this in perspective... "low income" for a family of four across the u-s is just under 25-thousand dollars. ($24,399) live in the news

the median income for a family of four in san mateo, san francisco marine county is $115,000. in san mateo, ktvu fox2 news. >>> the oakland fire department is facing a new challenge. the dangers of fires is spreading out to homeless encampments. a fire about two weeks ago killed the dog and destroyed chance. it was likely started by an outside cooking fire. oakland occasionally stands inspectors to the encampments but not on a regular basis. the city is coming up with the fire safety flyer to hand out > the homele problem is a big issue. a meeting today by alameda county social services tossed ideas around that might help. with more on that, we are pleased to have rope -- rebecca tappan with us. >> i spent two or three days with the homeless in oakland. i feel like i have good knowledge on this. was a productive quick >> yes. i'm grateful for the meeting we had this morning at the county supervisor's office to talk about ways we can work together including purchasing buildings to help house people immediately i'm working on alternative sites so that the homeless encampments tha

in 2016 in san mateo, san francisco and marin counties, the limits to be low income was $98,000 for afamily of four and the threshold is $74,000 higher at 105 grand. >> that's a lot of money that people would have to earn to live here. a lot of money. >> and live here and still struggling. >> yes, you can't make it with a family of four on 105. that's ridiculous. >> the higher income limit means more families could qualify for housing assistance and affordable housing programs but it's a troubling reminder the cost of living in our area continues to rise every year. according to hud, the medium income for a family of four in marin county and san francisco is $115,000. 10 grant more as what qualifies as low income. allie rasmus, fox 2 news. >>> a house fire left two children dead. it broke out in queens at 2:30 in the afternoon and it spread through the afternoon. someone walking by saw flames coming out of the first and second floors and called the fire department, but it did take the crew hours to get that ranging fire under of control. >> none of the five people in the home survived

in 2016 in san mateo, san francisco and marin county, it was $98,000 for a family of four.year, it is $7000 higher at $105,000. >> that's a lot of money for people to earn to live here. you can't make it with the family of four $105,000. ridiculous. >> that means more families could potentially qualify for housing assistance. it is a troubling reminder that the cost of living and our area continues to rise every year. the median income for a family of four in san francisco is $115,000 which is only $10,000 more which is what now qualifies as low income.>>> let's get another check of the weather. a gray and gloomy day. >> there were sprinkles in a little bit of trend -- wind. >> allie story is bringing me down. how many people do we know are people that can't make that much money. >> $105,000 and that's considered low income. >> just think of these other places in the country were our money would go so far. >> that's a whole other newscast. we've got clouds pushing in. this system is going -- and by the way one of the reasons it's so expensive here is because we have great w

look at south san francisco, marin county. then up toward san rafael, novato.ollow 101 north and it goes up to santa rosa, all the way up to clearlake. letting up towards parts of mendocino county where they had a quart tore a third of an inch. rain and wind development not much wind yet. this has been a light steady for some. it will really pick up tonight. there will be intense lines going through. maybe even some squall lines by tonight. north bay looks to be in line for the heaviest. santa cruz mountains will get their fair share as well. inland, maybe not so much rain but pretty good wind. high wind warnings are out. starts until -- it starts at 8:00. it is a sign of things to come from the next system. pretty mild for some. 60s for a few. the developing system to the left. a lot of that is moving more towards oregon. enough to move right across northern california. i think the mendocino coast could get gusts to 60 miles per hour. 60s to 70s. another system comes in late friday, early saturday. then we get a break the rest of the weekend. right now monday

. >> reporter: they are the newest members of a program managed by the san francisco marin food bank.the home delivery grocery program, a collaboration between the city, food bank and community based organizations to bring food to seniors and adults with disabilities that have difficulty leaving the house to get food. >> people like marianne forbes who said this program keeps her from going hungry. >> it helps a ton. i am not running out of food. i don't have to worry about running out of food. before i would run out of food and wouldn't have enough food to last me for the month and i would worry how i would get the next meal because i'm on a limited income. almost my whole check goes to rent and i am not eligible for food stamps. >> reporter: let's take you back to the delivery crew and how they got involved. they are with the palmeroy rehab center. a fixture in san francisco since the 1950s. our core population is children, teens, adults and seniors with developmental disabilities. we have a small group that serves people with traumatic brain injury. >> reporter: the nearly 400 peop

in san francisco, marin and san mateo counties the salary is more than 105-thousand dollars.ta clara just over 84-thousand. alameda and contra costa counties.. about 80-thousand. for napa it is 74-thousand. and solano 64-thousand. what does this mean???sot they are eliagble now to apply for housing through the local housing authority be it section 8 be it public housing or other hud sub programs. ed cabrera with hud tells me... the income limits in the bay area are the highest of any area in the country. and in san francisco... the salary limit went up 10-thousand dollars from last year. the numbers come from the high median incomes, the tight rental and hot housing market. the solution? ed cabrera sot build at every income level because the demand far out weighs the supply for megan, the numbers are not that surprising. sot six figures is a lot of money in most places the fact that it doesn't get you much here is a bit sad (steve) coming up:new details about the altercation on an american airlines flight.. the action the woman -- whose baby was nearly hit by a flight attenta

they are the newst members of a program managed by the san francisco marin food bank. >> it's a collaborationen the city, food bank, community organizations to bring food to home bound seniors and adults with disabilities who have difficulty leaving the house to get food. >> people like marianne who told us this program keeps her from going hungry. >> it helps a ton. i am not running out of food now. i have food to last the month. i don't have to worry about running out of food. before, i would run out and i wouldn't have enough to last me. i would worry about how i would get my next meal. i am on a very limited income. almost my whole check goes to rent. >> we should back up a bit and take you back to the delivery crew and tell you how they got involved. they are with the recreation and rehabilitation center, a fixture in san francisco since the 1950s. >> our core population is children, teens, adults, seniors with developmental disabilities. we also have a small group that serves people with traumatic and acquired brain injuries. >> the center is dedicated to inclusions. the nearly 400 peop

government, even if the family of four brings in a six-figure salary, if they live in san francisco, san mateo have the or mariney are now considered low income and can qualify for housing assistance by the federal government definition. the department of housing and urban development put out the updated numbers. in san francisco and the peninsula, a family of four making $105,000 per year is considered low income. compare that to last year when the threshold was $98,000. here's a look at other bay area counties. $84,000 for a family of four in clare county. -- santa clara county. alameda, lastrup was 75,000. napa county is $74,000 and the vallejo area, low income is defined as $64,000 for a family of four. people we talked to were troubled by the news but not particularly surprised. especially given the rising cost of housing in the bay area. >> when half of what you are making is going to just getting to rooms -- getting 2 rooms, -- >> housing costs, i'm a teacher, my wife is an educator, it's hard to make ends meet. >> that is a lot of money that people would have to earn to live here. a lot of money. >> you

um annum but over to san francisco in marin county, moderate rain approaching the coast. so the main event rainfall reaching the coast. it is later on this evening through the first half of tonight, the cold front races through and you see this area of low pressure. very clearly, we don't have to drop a big l. on the map. notice the spin of the clouds off shore and the popcorn like clouds behind it. that is the cool hair that could fire up thunderstorms at times and contribute to lower snow levels tomorrow. we'll see snow levels starting out close to 6,000 feet and dropping closer to 4,000 feet in the sierra through the weekend. so watch the wind speeds. 11:00 tonight, over 40 miles per hour, near livermore and on the coast it is the hilltops where we could get gusts about 60 miles per hour and winds backing off into tomorrow morning commute. so 50s to start the morning. and rain changes to showers. friday noon, not too bad. in between weather systems before the next round comes in after sundown tomorrow. so hour by hour, this form, 8:00 through midnight to early in the m

the san francisco san mateo marin county numbers were the most startling two people we talked to thisespecially given the realization a six-figure salary now considered low income. >> that's a lot of money people would have to earn to live here. >> you can make it with a family of four with 105, it's ridiculous. >> the new definition in the higher income threshold means more families across the bay area can qualify now for housing assistance, affordable housing programs, section eight vouchers. that's the good news here, but it is a troubling reminder the cost of living continues to rise in the bay area every year. to put it in perspective, the median income for a family of four in san mateo is about 115,000. that's only about 10 grant more than what the threshold is now for low income. back to you, mike and claudine. >> it's always a struggle. thank you so much. >>> and a question of the day has to do with that story. we want to know how much does your household need to earn a year to make ends meet? now, does that mean less than 75,000 between 75 and 125, or between 125 and 200, or

. >> reporter: according to the new numbers, san mateo, san francisco and marin county are some of thest expensive places in the country to live in. according to these new numbers, even if a family of four is bringing in a six figure salary they can be considered low income. the us department of housing and urban development says a family of four with an annual income of $105,000 can be considered low income. in alameda county, a family with i income of $80,000 is considered low income. the new definitions are a reflection of the rising cost of housing and living here in the bay area. the numbers have gone up for the passed two years. in a matter because more families could qualify for affordable housing programs and things like section 8 vouchers. we will be talking to some residents here to see if these numbers and definitions are crazy. >> i think a lot of people will be happy. a lot of us get tired of comparing us to the rest of the country. >> reporter: yes especially when it comes to housing. that is why the new definition can be impactful. more people can get help. >>> lawmakers

and san francisco and marin county are tied at 3%, and the county with the lowest unemployment rate, san mateo, just 2.8%. while that is just about as good as it can get. good luck. >> if you have a question for michael finney, record it on your smartphone or tablet and share it with the #askfinney. can you see your question answers right here on abc7 mornings. >>> netflix replaced the five-star viewing process with a thumbs up or thumbs down. they believe more people will rate screams of movies and tv shows, and it follows months of research and testing with millions of users. the five-star system will be in place if you use the dvd by mail service and if you have a dvd player. >> i really rely on the five-star system. five-star system. that one-star now. >>> and the tower here has something to boast about. >>> a ups driver rolls his truck and then the driver nowhere to be found when rescue teams get there. >>> a battle brewing over a high school mascot that native americans, some find offensive. and the say students and parents will have on that controversy today. >>> we are on sto

it's not san francisco or marine county or the silicon valley.ll tell you where next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ to take advantage of this offer on a volvo s90, visit your local dealer. >>> happening now, an update to a developing story. oakland police have arrested two suspects in connection with a robbery there. nbc skyranger was up in and posting pictures to twitter. >>> a judge in mountain view lim limits the rents and harder to get out tenants. we just posted that to our facebook page. we'll be right back. wrs t hoestousg maet thcoury?oe >>> okay. where is the hottest housing market in the country? vallejo. it beats out san francisco, which comes in at number two. south bay checks in at number five. why vallejo? it's still affordable relatively speaking and it's a reasonable commute to san francisco and the east bay. >>> pepsi is pulling its latest ad after a major backlash on line. the ad features model kendall jenner ditching a photo shoot to join a group of protesters, she offers a police officer a pepsi and when he accepts it the crowd cheers. critics

. >> goodwill plans to use the new trucks to serve san francisco san mateo and marine counties -- marinounty's. >> a lot of mixed emotions. shaking hands with this guy and you don't know. >>> new details about the suspect in a gruesome dismemberment case on the peninsula. >>> a big moments for the giants. michael tell us what he did in today's game that is never done before. >>> a very quick response from the 49ers after one of their players was arrested in south bay. >>> sleep train is now mattress from a making history by celebrating live-stream your favorite sport at the airport. binge dvr'd shows while painting your toes. on demand laughs during long bubble baths. tv everywhere is awesome. the all-new xfinity stream app. xfinity. the future of awesome. >>> police say a man accused of killing his ex-girlfriend right in front of her two children will face first-degree murder charges on monday. lawyer mcbride was arrested wednesday at a jack-in-the-box restaurant in sacramento. police and us marshals have been tracking him since tuesday morning when witnesses said he drove up to the ca

. >> reporter: it may come as no surprise but san mateo, san francisco and marin counties are some of the most expensive places to live in the nation. a family of four with an income of $105,000 can now be considered low income. in santa clara county it is $84,000 and in alameda, $80,000, napa county, $74,000 in vallejo, low income is now defined as $64,000 for a family of four. >> inflation has been creeping up>> reporter: not surprising given the rising cost of housing. >> i work in tech and our rents is low for the market. if our landlady -- landlady sold the property or she died in the property went to her heirs our rent would probably double overnight. >> we bought almost 15 years ago when prices were down. it is a very difficult situation and i hope it gets better. it is challenging. >> reporter: the threshold for low income across the bay area plus on average 6% lower than it is this year. in 2016 and san mateo the limit to be considered low income was a salary of $98,000 for a family of four. this year is $7000 higher at $105,000.>> a lot of money people would have to earn to

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is a sketch police released of the suspect next to the booking photo of 53-year-old san francisco resident anthony marine owe. he is facing four counts of indecent exposure. the two incidents happened in march. a 12-year-old girl is one of the victims. marine owe is facing a felony charge of indecent exposure with a prior conviction. >> the police chief at sonoma state university is resigning a year after investigators said he fired a hand gun into a wall and stabbed his stepson with a power drill during a fight. nathan johnson has been on paid leave since june 1st. his salary is roughly $107,0070a year. he will leave his post in jump. >> protests happening at berkeley after the cancellation of ann coulter speech. >> in downtown berkeley, many consevatives are at civic center park while demonstrators are in front of berkeley high school. >> police right now are standing between them as you can see, keeping them separated. there was a lot of concern about violence. some people were seen taping their hands as if they were getting ready for a fight. >> it seems as if many people took the advice of a banner

in san francisco, marin and san mateo counties the salary is more than 105-thousand dollars. santa clara just over 84-thousand. alameda and contra costa counties.. about 80-thousand. for napa it is 74-thousand. and solano 64-thousand. what does this mean???sot they are eliagble now to apply for housing through the local housing authority be it section 8 be it public housing or other hud sub programs. ed cabrera with hud tells me... the income limits in the bay area are the highest of any area in the country. and in san francisco... the salary limit went up 10-thousand dollars from last year. the numbers come from the high median incomes, the tight rental and hot housing market. the solution? ed cabrera sot build at every income level because the demand far out weighs the supply for megan, the numbers are not that surprising. sot six figures is a lot of money in most places the fact that it doesn't get you much here is a bit sad ( james ) giants pitcher madison bumgarner spoke publicly for the first time since his dirt bike accident. here is what the ace had to say about the b

point reyes national seashore just north of san francisco in marin county. >>> california says sea levelsmay not just rise. they'll rise higher than we thought. on wednesday, the ocean protection council revised projections it gives to agencies to help them plan for climate change. by 2100, the ocean may rise at least a foot, but that number could actually go up ten feet depending on how fast ice caps melt. the rising sea could threaten low-lying communities. >>> all right. we're looking over toward the b.a.r.t. system. this has been the big story for the morning. a diassembled train. that train cleared and operational, and delays reported system wide as they recover. that's the only major issue going on for the transit and commute this morning. roadways have been moving well. mild slowing through hayward and also northbound for 101. a little glitch on the map if you look closely. a smooth travel time. under 20 minutes to the bay bridge toll plaza where the metering lights are on. a quick look at the san mateo bridge. a slower drive right here on the flat section. this just started slowin

their national seashore is north of san francisco in marin county. maybe if you're ready for a drive. >> it's nice. we're coming up on 5:40 now, and we have clear skies. a nice cool start to the day. as you get ready to head out, it's 51 degrees as we take a look at our palo alto camera for the peninsula and the tri-valley. showing pleasanton in the mid 40s there, but we have low 50s elsewhere with highs today reaching 73 degrees. in the tri-valley over san jose, it's going to top out at 74 with sunshine. more sunshine also for the east bay as we get a look at the fremont camera, and the north bay looking at tiburon, going to be 77 degrees. we'll talk the temperature trend coming up in three minutes, but mike has progress for the b.a.r.t. problem. >> we're hoping that it alleviates some of the problem because we hear they're single tracking through the lake merritt station right now, but b.a.r.t. still reporting that there are delays and there is still a train blocking one set of tracks there for one direction. again, that is continuing to cause dela

lot of young people we start with almost all the school districts here in -between san mateo, san francisco marin county, as we have these transition partnership programs that we work with the school districts. we start giving people some experience in work when there like 16 years old. we also have these work experience contracts. so we actually pay their salary to get work experience as an employer. so a variety of different employers typically. first job kind employers. could be at a restaurant, could be in retail. movie theaters. we get some people who do office jobs. it just depends on what their interest is in what they like to do. sometimes we will find is we will get them really young and we will get them their first job in a graduate if they don't go to school, and then they come back to us a couple of years later. we have a woman, for instance we did that with i just met with her a few months ago and she says, now i decide i want to come back and be a cosmetologist. i been working she loves fashioning i been working in the, i think she was working at a ross. she said i really love fashi

derek, from san francisco marin food bank. >> i want to thank everyone for their time and holding this space. so, again my derek is poll cua outreach worker for san francisco marin food bank. i work for the cal fresh outreach team and so a lot of the things i heard today have rang very true for us especially. if you did knobet cal fresh is the new name for the food program and we are constantly trying to educate the public around public charge and unfochinately in the past 3 months we had to do that a lot more with a very confused public. very confused administration and we really don't know how to respond other than say nothing has changed and please don't drop your benefit because of your fear. these are people who are working families. they are working and making really well below the federal poverty line, so that in san francisco isn't much. these are people that are putting them sebls at risk by going hungry because they are in fear of getting deported. as others have pointed out, this is a fear that is not grounded in anything that is necessarily true, but in spanish it is called

marin county. there it is moving in over san francisco and the golden gate bridge. we're going to see a series of these. even with sun breaks, we'll see good buildups. look at the airflow here and how this goes -- this is rare for us here in april. to see the cool air extended to southern california, and then we'll see the systems continue to do this for awhile, there is a winter weather advisory and that is complicated. i can't try -- one until eleven in the morning. from well be an additional 4 to six inches of snow. fortys and 50s, and i think we'll see cooler temperatures by sunrise. and woodside, los altos and the hills, 47 degrees. hillsborough, 50; 32 in truckee; 48, ukiah and 55 down in monterey. again, the winter weather advisory is longer into plumas county. you can see the snow on the go in the sierra. and there is a wind advisory on the side and that goes until 11:00 this morning. that just missed us and that can bruise severe weather. we might see that in the valley. fiftys and 60s, and a cool pattern. no doubt about it. tomorrow morning is chilly. the

easy ride out of marin into san francisco. that's a look at your morning drive. >>> thank you. vice president mike pence once again warning north korea not to test the resolve tell you states spoke at a rally on an aircraft carrier stationed in japan a day after north korea's state televised air footage from a musical show marking the birthday of the country's founder. it ended with a mock video of missiles engulfing the united states in flames. >>> the city of oakland is trying to protect immigrants from federal officials. the city passed a resolution to create sanctuary workplaces. kpix 5's christin ayers explains. >> reporter: maria martinez who works in hotel housekeeping says it happened to her at a previous job. as soon as she and other employees started organizing and asking for fair wages -- [ speaking spanish ] >> the owner of that hotel got in contact with i.c.e. immigration officials and i.c.e. came to the hotel and checked everyone's paperwork while we were trying as to stand up for our rights. >> reporter: immigrant rights groups rallied outside city hall calling f

from marin county, san francisco, we've had reports of heavy rain. it looks like some of the waves have gone through. over to richmond, crockett as well. the steadier rain is to the north. lake county, mendocino county where the breeze is also picking up. you can see it is a little more on the radar returns. far less towards the peninsula. very little. dark clouds but no rain on the coast. trying to. same for the peninsula and santa cruz mountains, san jose, santa clara valley. rain and wind developing for everybody later today. again, it is light, steady, moderate to heavy. some get the steady, light. others don't get anything. but by tonight, once the front comes through, we will all be on the rain. still looks on track for the heaviest rain up north. especially in the marin county area, russian river, santa cruz mountains. lesser amounts around the bay. everybody will get rain. and the wind could be a huge factor for many. more so than the rain. coast and hills have a high wind warning. other areas have a wind advisory. if you're up in the hills,

similar s-u-v with a bike rack on top. ( james ) the three drifters convicted of killing a san francisco tourist and a marin hiker have been sentenced. sean angold, lila alligood and morrison lampley were convicted of the october 2015 murders of 23-year-old audrey carrey and therapist steve carter. alligood was sentenced to 50 years to life for her role in the two murders. the gunman, morrison lampley was sentenced to 100 years. angold was sentenced to 15 years to life for the second degree murder of steve carter after agreeing to testify against the other two. ( james ) 3 people are ambushed and killed in fresno and it is being called a hate crime.( darya ) the f-b-i is now assisting with the investigation. reid binion has the latest. jerry dyer / chief, fresno police: "a total of 16 rounds were fired."fresno's chief of police -- detailing the deadly shooting spree that rocked the city tuesday.jerry dyer / chief, fresno police: "we had three people shot and killed and one person shot at in less than a two-minute time frame in the city of fresno."police say 39-year-old kori muhammad apparently chose his vic

than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( james ) the three drifters convicted of killing a san francisco tourist and a marin hiker back in 2015 have been sentenced. kron four's maureen kelly was in the courtroom as the victim's family members addressed them face to face. (lakita carter, widow of victim)"three violent, cold blooded, evil, apparently brain dead drug addicts."the widow of steve carter...the yoga teacher who was gunned down on a fairfax trail....berated the three drifters who killed her husband and shot and wounded her dog.as far as i'm concerned, no punishment however harsh could do justice for the horrific, unforgivable crimes that you three have committed, fully intentional and as far as i know without any remorse whatsoever.a letter from the mother of audrey carey was read in court... the 23 year old canadian tourist who was the first victim of the 2015 crime spree, her body found in golden gate park. carey's mother called the killers "three unspeakably cruel monsters"lila alligood ...who had just turned 18 at the time of the murders, had tears rolling down her face during most of the proce

that is what we will see dipping into the san francisco area as well as marin and sonoma county throughout the morning. and it could make it into the east bay. that's what the models are showing, a little bit of spotty showers. nothing really heavy, and then we hold on to the clouds for one more day. the seven-day forecast shows that after today, the mist and drizzle, well things will clear out in san francisco over the next few days and the temperatures warming up. we'll be in the mid 70s for the weekend, while inland areas will be in the 80s. we continue with the 80s next week. and mike, you're tracking what's happening now on the san mateo bridge. >> flashing lights just before the break, but they seemed to have cleared the bridge with a little slowing showing up. no major issues across that span or any of the other spans. going under the water, b.a.r.t. goes well as well. a note for b.a.r.t., folks planning for the closure at the lair merit station, that has been waved off because the warriors are doing well so that may have a playoff game saturday or sunday. so again, b.a.r.t. is open

one man from france now living here in san francisco says conservative marine le pen is now causing divisions he's never witnessed before in his home country similar to the situation here in the u.s. >> it is very similar and people react with fear, with terrorism and they want to put america first here. they want to put france first there. >> he went on to say that he does not see france changing in a fundamental way no matter who ends up becoming president. >>> we will continue to follow the very latest on this story, both here on the air and also 0 online. for more information and videos head to our website, nbcbayarea.com. >> two men recovering from gunshot wounds tonight in richmond and the gunman still on the loose. the victims were confronted about 4:00 this morning near gertrude avenue and york street. it is not clear why they were targeted. both victims rushed to the hospital, underwent surgery. one critical the other in serious condition. >> a wedding reception in san jose turned into a bloody brawl last night, not what you'd expect at your typical wedding. when they got to the even

convicted of killing a san francisco tourist and a marin hiker back in 2015 - now know how long they will spend behind bars. sean angold, lila alligood and morrison lampley - were all sentenced this afternoon... for the october 2015 deaths of 23-year-old audrey carrey ... and therapist steve carter. alligood was sentenced to 50- years to life for her role in the two murders. morrison lampley- the gunman- was sentenced to 100 - years to life. angold was sentenced to 15 -years to life for the second degree murder of steve carter.... after agreeing to testify against the other two. the widow of carter spoke in court.. to the three drifters who killed her husband and shot her dog. as far as i'm concerned, no punishment however harsh could do justice for the horrific, unforgivable crimes that you three have committed, fully intentional and as far as i know without any remorse whatsoever. today all three suspects expressed guilt for their actions in court . (steve)tonight police in the north bay are warning parents to tell their kids to be careful.(pam)there have now been two reported case

in san francisco, abc 7 news. >>> marine rescuers are trying to figure out how to free a whale that's trapped in a large fishing frame. it was spotted yesterday off the coast of santa barbara. a dolphin and whale safari provided this picture. rescuers are coming up with a plan to remove the trip. the whale was spotted on saturday. it is it the third mammal to be spotted in the last go weeks. >>> it's going to cost a lot of money to repair the damage done by storms. a section of highway 35 slid downhill in february. the bay area has more than $82 million in damage. total damage statewide is at $866 million. >>> our weather has been gorgeous and it's going to continue for a little longer, but then it's changing. >> storms are returning. we have one more day and then both thursday and friday we have a high chance of rain. not only rain, it's going to include winds and some lingering showers into the weekend, but the weekend does look to be mainly dry. out there right now it's a really quiet picture. enjoy the evening ahead. no rain tonight or tomorrow. that rain will enter the picture on

(steve) the three drifters convicted of killing a san francisco tourist and a marin hiker back in 2015 have been sentenced.(pam) kron4's maureen kelly was in the courtroom... as the victim's family members addressed the murderers in court. (lakita carter, widow of victim)"three violent, cold blooded, evil, apparently brain dead drug addicts."the widow of steve carter...the yoga teacher who was gunned down on a fairfax trail....berated the three drifters who killed her husband and shot and wounded her dog.as far as i'm concerned, no punishment however harsh could do justice for the horrific, unforgivable crimes that you three have committed, fully intentional and as far as i know without any remorse whatsoever.a letter from the mother of audrey carey was read in court... the 23 year old canadian tourist who was the first victim of the 2015 crime spree, her body found in golden gate park. carey's mother called the killers "three unspeakably cruel monsters"lila alligood ...who had just turned 18 at the time of the murders, had tears rolling down her face during most of the proceeding at t

. >>> happening today, three drifters accused of killing two people in san francisco and marin county are in court. both pleaded guilty in the shooting deaths of canadian tourist in golden gate hike and in marin county on a hiking trail. as part of a plea deal, a third person, sean angle testified against his two former friends. he will be sentenced 15 years to life in prison. >>> the time is 7:09. vice president mike pence is now in japan, the second stop of his ten-day trip to asia. he took time out from his meetings with japanese leaders to visit the temple in tokyo along with his wife and daughters. most of the trip has involved reassuring american allies in the middle of threats from north korea. caroline has more from washington. >> reporter: president trump remains tight lipped on strategy against north korea telling the rogue nation to behave. mike pence reassured japan that they consider their alliance key in the defense against north korea. >> to you mr. prime minister and all of the people of japan, we are with you 100%. >> reporter: the president tells fox he doesn't want

now to the golden gate bridge from marin county into san francisco. traffic looking good but, of course, those roads are wet. and there's a high wind advisory to worry about so keep both hands on the wheel as you drive on the bay bridge toll plaza, too. high wind advisory into downtown san francisco. maze to downtown will take you about 10 minutes but slow down. i'll send it to you. >> thank you, roqui. >>> we are following breaking news in syria. we now know air strikes have killed at least 6 people. president trump authorized the strikes in response to chemical attacks this week. reed binion has the story >>> reporter: u.s. warships launching more than 50 tomahawk cruise missiles on an airbase from which officials say syrian warplanes carried out the chemical attack that killed over 80 civilians earlier this week. president trump announcing the missile launch thursday. >> tonight i ordered a targeted military strike on the airfield. >> reporter: trump, who in 2013 urged president obama not to attack syria, said his shift in position came after the c

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san francisco up to 60 degrees. want to show you the radar. we are going to see heavier rain moving into marin napa county wrrkz this will also approach san francisco and the peninsula in 30 minutes. expect times of rain not only this morning but throughout the day. let's see what's happening on the road. >> a lighter traffic flow continues throughout the bay. i was about to say that the south bay would benefit, but we have major slow right there. northbound 101, the biggest slowing we see toward trimble road. a crash now moving to the shoulder. slowing by the airport, which is a typical pattern, and 280 shows sudden slowing near the 880 interchange. >> thank you very much. back with another local news update unibt half an hour. hope to see you then. have a great tuesday morning. welcome to maxx you. you are whimsical, vibrant, statement making. we see what makes you unique. so we have something for everyone, at a price that's just right for you. maxx you. maxx life. t.j.maxx you're going to be hanging out in here. so if you need anything, text me. do you play? ♪ ♪ use the chase mobile app to

. >> thank you clare was born in san francisco and grew up in marin county and washington, d.c. d attended san francisco college and uc berkley and san francisco state and san jose state a long time resident and someone i've known from our time on richmond district pta million dollar and washington, d.c. and married to paula clinical psychiatrists they have thirty-year-old twin sons now a families rasp began in the - when they are twin sons were you students there and continued after they left before becoming a librarian worked as a lifetime learn that is compassionate and went back to school to get our teaching credential and others science credentials working or worked more than 20 years in elementary schools across the city and the last one at the west portal school and a fantastic sustained of information for the next generation of leaders claire is the perfect larger than and is well-read herself and delights in matching the students to boxes it nurturing not only interests but a lot for learning i remember when the son was there she was - found a book for many topics and fa

san francisco. you can see the marine layer and the fog and the clouds, it's beginning to break up.le bit of moisture left here. at the ballpark, as you mentioned, there's a slight chance we could get mist and drizzle at first pitch. 56 degrees will keep at least mostly cloudy skies here as we continue thout the game tonight. that's right here on nbc bay area starting at 7:00. tomorrow's forecast, mostly sunny to partly cloudy for your morning. temperatures warming up 10 degrees. that brings us to 74 in sapt arose a. 70 in oakland. 72 in san jose and up to 64 in san francisco. on the extended forecast, dry weather through friday. it will be gusty, though. 15 to 35 miles per hour. low 70s or low 80s inland for the upcoming weekend. the biggest problem with the weather heading throughout the weekend would be the pollen. oak and pine in the high category, grass in the moderate. heading back to the seven-day forecast real quick, heading into next wednesday, up to 87 degrees. we'll have more on the forecast and i'll detail the gusty winds better at 6:48 tonight. >>> we'll see you shortly

golden gate bridge traffic is easy coming in from marin to san francisco. this is the most crowded commute of all right now. this is a 15 to 20-minute delay before you make it onto the bridge. at 6:48 let's take it to steve. >> i remember going back to candle stick sal. >>> my voice will turn into that one of these days. >> a lot of cloud cover moving over. there you go. yesterday the sunshine. it was nice as i mentioned early this morning i saw my first rattle snake of the season. about 75 degrees they come out. it's starting to rain and get cool again so they'll probably disappear. my allergies are so bad is the pollen going to go down soon? no, then yes. tomorrow will probably be worse and much better towards friday, saturday, and sunday. it's going to get cooler. ash, alder, and juniper trees. mostly cloudy here. we'll get maybe a few breaks but the cloud cover continues to roll in here and it shows no signs of letting up and that's going to be with us again today and tomorrow. might get a little lift from this tomorrow. again, a lot of high based stuff

. >> thank you clare was born in san francisco and grew up in marin county and washington, d.c. d attended san francisco college and uc berkley and san francisco state and san jose state a long time resident and someone i've known from our time on richmond district pta million dollar and washington, d.c. and married to paula clinical psychiatrists they have thirty-year-old twin sons now a families rasp began in the - when they are twin sons were you students there and continued after they left before becoming a librarian worked as a lifetime learn that is compassionate and went back to school to get our teaching credential and others science credentials working or worked more than 20 years in elementary schools across the city and the last one at the west portal school and a fantastic sustained of information for the next generation of leaders claire is the perfect larger than and is well-read herself and delights in matching the students to boxes it nurturing not only interests but a lot for learning i remember when the son was there she was - found a book for many topics and fa