sandi. >> that true mystery, what happened to the vibrant young mom who vanished from a seattle suburb endured for years. those who loved sandi johnson, those who longed for her return, waited almost two decades for answers, and a slice of justice. the story starts in april 1996. april 26th, to be precise. a friday. in the seattle area, the weather was doing what it does in this part of the world, clouding up and spritzing rain. that day, sandi johnson, a 28-year-old wife and mother, had a to do list as long as her arm. >> she was going to run and do all her errands that day to get ready for her son's birthday party the next day. >> vicky fulkerson was a friend of sandi's. they bonded in the hospital after their sons were born on the same day. sandi was a little younger than vicky, a tiny woman with a huge zest for life. >> i loved being around sandi. seemed like she really cared about people. >> no one knew that better than sandi's cousins, gina boone, they all grew up together. >> sandi is

he said, "do you know who i am, sandy?" i said, "yes." two "because where you're going, you'll not be telling no—one." when he was speaking to me, he stood with his elbows on my shoulders and his chin on my head. and then scappaticci spoke ofjoe fenton, who'd been shot dead only months earlier. he said, "you'll get it like fenton." he said that he had done it. according to sandy lynch, an admission from freddie scappaticci that he had shotjoe fenton. sandy lynch eventually broke. he admitted he was a police informer. his blindfold was taken off, his hands untied so that he could write a statement admitting his guilt. i was told that if i wanted to make a plea for lenience from the leadership, saying why i shouldn't be shot, to go ahead. the next morning, scappaticci returned. sandy lynch recorded his statement. i was told that if all went well, that i would be home $0011. a trademark line to suspected informers, when the reality, in fact, was stark. by late saturday night, additional manpower was needed. gerard hodgins was told, along wit

he said, "do you know who i am, sandy?" i said, "yes." two bleep "because where you're going, you'll not be telling no—one." when he was speaking to me, he stood with his elbows on my shoulders and his chin on my head. and then scappaticci spoke ofjoe fenton, who'd been shot dead only months earlier. he said, "you'll get it like fenton." he said that he had done it. according to sandy lynch, an admission from freddie scappaticci that he had shot joe fenton. sandy lynch eventually broke. he admitted he was a police informer. his blindfold was taken off, his hands untied so that he could write a statement admitting his guilt. i was told that if i wanted to make a plea for lenience from the leadership, saying why i shouldn't be shot, to go ahead. the next morning, scappaticci returned. sandy lynch recorded his statement. i was told that if all went well, that i would be home soon. a trademark line to suspected informers, when the reality, in fact, was stark. by late saturday night, additional manpower was needed. gerard hodgins was told, alo

sandy, first of all, let's put this in perspective.udents and schools does this really affect? sandy: that's a really important question because you would think from the discussion that everyone is affected. that's not true. most schools accept virtually all of their applicants. and so it's only the schools that are highly selective where it really is going to make a difference at all. and the other issue is that it's really at the margin. so the biggest fear is that students will hesitate to apply if they think, oh, i'll never get in now that there is no affirmative action. and the most important thing is for students to apply and give institutions the opportunity to accept them because of their qualifications. john: high school juniors who were thinking about going to one of the applying to one of these selective schools who are trying to make themselves attractive applicants. should they be doing anything differently now? sandy: well, they should be thinking about the fact that they need to submit an application that will make it ve

sandy: hay una competencia, la relaciÓn entre oferta y demanda es amplia.quien no quiere inspecciÓn y quien no quiere la evaluaciÓn de la propiedad. hay muchos tÉrminos que se pueden usar en ventaja de unos compradores contra otros. presentadora: quÉ consideran los bancos a la hora de conceder hipotecas? sandy: un historial de crÉdito bueno, el ingreso de la persona, de la familia y los que pueden calificar para hacer el repago de la hipoteca. presentadora: sirven de ayuda los programas del gobierno, las opciones del 5% de enganche? sandy: sÍ y hay otros programas que se pueden asociar con estos programas para ayudarles en adiciÓn al enganche. hay opciones, hay posibilidades de trabajarlo. lo mÁs importante es que el comprador este con disposiciÓn abierta para considerar Áreas que no se a donde quieran, le da mÁs oportunidades para encontrar una propiedad y lograr invertir. presentadora: para quien se anime a comprar habrÁ tiempo para arrepentirse en el futuro o podrÁn sacarle beneficio en el futuro si compran ahora? sandy: definitivamente serÁ un beneficio

. >> dan okay, sandy, thanks very much. touch base in just a few minutes. remember, you can monitor air qlity all in our interact live online tracker check it out on abc7 news.com. we've put it right there on the home page so that you can find it very easily. governor newsom is urging the supreme court tonight to reconsider a ruling that blocks cities from clearing homeless encampments. he filed a brief today warning the high court that cities are paralyzed by this decision. in newsom's filing comes a following what is become a hot issue in san francisco, where the city is fighting an injunction that keeps it from clearing camps. district attorneys in sacramento and san diego have filed similar briefs. well, how'd you like to pay more for electricity? pga customers will likely see their bills increase in the next few months. the cpuc is expected to vote on two proposed rate plans in november. one raises rates by 9, the other by 11 on pga, he says an increase is necessary to put 2100 miles of power lines underground and to reduce wildfire risk. >> when you p

a lot of people like them thought that sandy hook would be a turning point in america.arlier this year they helpedd pass jesse's law passed in colorado, it allows victims to sue gun and ammo manufacturers. >> be sure to tune in on saturday 8 p.m. eastern for the champions for change one hour special. thank you f for watching. our coverage continues. - [announcer] do you have an invention idea but don't know what to do next? call invent help today. they can help you get started with your idea. call now 800-710-0020.

let's get a check on the weather with abc seven news meteorologist sandy patel. sandy?> and dan, you know what? >> we could be talking about some wet weather this weekend. so let me show you when that will arrive in just a moment. good evening, everyone. check out this view. this is the waxing gibbous tonight from our explorator camera as we watch the moon rising, we have a full moon coming up early friday morning. live doppler seven tracking all the activity going into the pacific northwest. but we do have a trough coming our way. this weekend. and that means some wet weather is in the forecast. winds gusting still 22 miles an hour. sfo half moon bay, 20 miles an hour. that onshore breeze will continue as we head into tomorrow afternoon. temperatures 50s, 60s, as you will notice, really comfortable right now from our san jose camera. we are looking at the shark tank. gusty areas tonight, mild to warm tomorrow. much cooler weather for your weekend and showers are likely on saturday. today's highs were anywhere from the upper 60s to the upper 80s. right where they should

i was 15 years old when a shooter walked into sandy hook elementary school and murdered six childrenchers. i went to school the next day with anxiety and fear. that my life would be taken, my friend life would be taken in my family's life would be taken by senseless gun violence. i was served as a national organizing director for march from our lives a movement that inspired young people across the nation to demand safe communities. we came together. every town. sandy hook promise, bombs and action, community justice action fund and so many on the ground organizations that have been doing this work for decades. it is because of that steadfast passionate organizing that we are winning movement. we are winning movement doing very difficult work. .... .... [applause] a federal coordinated response on this issue today that phil and move it will become reality due to the leadership of president biden and vice president harris. [cheering and applauding] the president understands the issue especially for young people and marginalized communities as a matter of survival. the president is bee

sandy and lonnie phillips have been on a journey for more than a decade.er shooting. >> when i picked up phone, i could hear the screaming going on in the background and the chaos. he said, there's been a shooting. i said, oh, please, god, tell me that she's not dead. and the line went silent. i let out a scream. >> and at that moment, i knew that my wife would never be the same and i would no longer have a daughter. >> sandy and lonnie asked their son, jordan, to fly to colorado to bring his sister home. i met him the day after the shooting. >> we want to bring her home and celebrate her life with family and friends and anybody she's touched. >> reporter: just five months later, another mass shooting that shocked the nation, new town. sandy and lonnie flew in to support other grieving parents. >> we saw the parents of those children walking into the community center, and they were like zombies. and i said to my husband, we can help them. we can do what wasn't done for us. >> how are you guys doing? >> so, what they've done is create a non-profit called su

checking in now with meteorologist sandy patel. hey, sandy. >> hi there. yeah. and it is the final weekend of summer. julian and aman. it's not going to feel like summer, i'll tell you that much for sure. let's look ahead beyond summer. at winter. so el nino advisory came out today by the climate prediction center. el nino is a warmer than average sea surface temperatures near the equator. they're continuing to see this ice developing. so climate prediction center is saying there's a greater than 95% chance that el nino continues through winter. the odds of a strong event has increased to 71, but they do caution that a strong el nino doesn't necessarily mean strong impacts locally. so you probably recall the 1997 98 el nino. we'll have to wait and see because not any of these events are not all the same and they do develop differently as time goes by. high pressure in control of the weather. for the time being, though, and it did bring us some warm weather today. it was in the 80s inland, vacaville up to the 90s along the coast in the 60s. in the sierra, we are

let's get a check on the weather with abc seven news meteorologist sandy patel. sandy?what? >> we could be talking about some wet weather this weekend. so let me show you when that will arrive in just a moment. good evening, everyone. check out this view. this is the waxing gibbous tonight from our explorator camera as we watch the moon rising, we have a full moon coming up early friday morning. live doppler seven tracking all the activity going into the pacific northwest. but we do have a trough coming our way. this weekend. and that means some wet weather is in the forecast. winds gusting still 22 miles an hour. sfo half moon bay, 20 miles an hour. that onshore breeze will continue as we head into tomorrow afternoon. temperatures 50s, 60s, as you will notice, really comfortable right now from our san jose camera. we are looking at the shark tank. gusty areas tonight, mild to warm tomorrow. much cooler weather for your weekend and showers are likely on saturday. today's highs were anywhere from the upper 60s to the upper 80s. right where they should be for this time of

. >> dan okay, sandy, thanks ve much. touch base in just aew minutes.ember, you can monitor air quality all in ou interact live online tracker check it out on abc7 news.com. we've put it right there on the home page so that you can find it very easily. governor newsom is urging the supreme court tonight to reconsider a ruling that blocks cities from clearing homeless encampments. he filed a brief today warning the high court that cities are paralyzed by this decision. in newsom's filing comes a following what is become a hot issue in san francisco, where the city is fighting an injunction that keeps it from clearing camps. district attorneys in sacramento and san diego have filed similar briefs. well, how'd you like to pay more for electricity? pga customers will likely see their bills increase in the next few months. the cpuc is expected to vote on two proposed rate plans in november. one raises rates by 9, the other by 11 on pga, he says an increase is necessary to put 2100 miles of power lines underground and to reduce wildfire risk. >> when you put

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even for them, it was too much to bear. >> our first response was to sandy hook.d to another mass shooting, because of uvalde. >> that was like bookends for us. >> they now focus on building up the next generation of survivors. >> five times, shoulder to shoulder, not one bullet touched me. >> i still don't understand. >> dion green's father was killed in a mass shooting, in dayton, ohio. >> sandy gave me her arm, she gave me her ear, and she gave me her shoulder to lean on. >> now he travels the country offering support. >> i followed her lead, to help others as well. >> we really tried to make our legacy, which was really just jesse's legacy. all about the future. because we have found joy again. and i want other survivors to find that joy again. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> be sure to tune in saturday, eight pm eastern for champions when our special right here, on cnn. that's it for, us news continues, source of kaitlan collins is next right after a quick break, i will see you tomorrow. oh, booking.com ♪ somewhere, anywhere... ♪ ♪ i just want to lie motionless in a chair! ♪

sandy, it was triple digits two days ago and now we talk about the rain. morning. and this afternoon around sfo. when you look at the live pictures there's a lot of cloud cover lingering across the region. temperatures well of a low -- below average for the first day of meteorological all. 60's and 70's a far cry from the heat we were asked dancing. we have some cloud cover and there is wet weather along with thunderstorms across northern california and the sierra right now. if you are doing traveling, showers for eureka, 66 degrees thunderstorms and rain. tahoe 64 if you're headed springs 90 -- 97. there is a live picture where it is great. the first two days of the holiday weekend will feature thunder and showers. they were day brightens up and it will get a little bit warmer headed into tuesday as well. larry: gray skies did not cloud a big celebration on the streets of downtown san jose today. as zack's quintus shows us hundreds gather to art the anniversary of the city's decision to lift its no cruising:. zach: an activity that was once a legal is now happenin

thanks, sandy, very much. today, crews began repairing a beloved santa cruz county landmark after it was nearly destroyed. avoid during those intense storms we had in january, abc seven news south bay reporter zach fuentes has more on the $7 million project to not just repair for the capitola wharf but make it more resilient in the future. >> the path to recovery hit a major milestone in capitola friday. this ceremony, a groundbreaking for wharf breaking, if you will, marks the start of the project that will bring in long awaited repairs to the city's iconic landmark. >> it means everything. it's iconic. it's kind of the centerpiece of the whole city. >> but the wharf has been closed since january after high surf, during winter storms ripped out the center of it. businesses along the esplanade were also hit extremely hard. the damage was so bad it prompted a visit by president biden. >> when i was here the day of the storm and watched the waves come out and take out the wharf, i was in tears. >> while business

. >> and meteorologist sandy patel is tracking the forecast sandy. >> yeah, and dan and irma, the weekend includes some wet weather, but not a washout. so let me show you some live pictures. it's a slippery view on the golden gate bridge. clouds are gathering, as you can see from our other tower cameras right now. and we are tracking a trough that is just dropping into california, very well defined. and you can see those thunderstorms and some wet weather up to the north. certainly to the in the sierra as well. so we take a look closer here. petaluma western avenue, street level, radar showing you some light showers across 101. now, the wider picture does show you those showers are beginning to move into the north bay and they'll be spreading as we head towards tomorrow morning. temperatures right now in the 60s pretty comfortable as we look at a live view from our emeryville camera. yes, it is definitely cloudy out there. dan perry is in breezy conditions tonight. spotty showers and gusty tomorrow. we do have sunnier skies for your sunday and a big warm up coming. your way next week if y

they turn sandy hook into a gun sales bonanza.artially made that tweet that you just read true. we allow this to happen, but it does not need to continue this way. we listen, we are not going to stop gun violence in america, there's too many guns out there, but we can reduce the gun violence. we can reduce the instances of gun violence and we, as a country, better take every step to do so or the next time it's gonna be someone you love. >> fred guttenberg, i always appreciate you taking the time to be with us and i know you've walked a journey that none of us could ever imagine. so thank you for always having the courage to speak up to protect all of our children, including your son, and to make sure that the future is celebrate one for our kids. i appreciate you. >> thanks, katie. >> and, coming up next, someone who was also going to fight for our children, the candidate, florida has not seen a democrat when a eunice senate rate in more than a decade. we've got former democratic congresswoman and chris candidate for u.s. senate,

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and we know that sandy patel is tracking that right now. >> indeed, the surf pretty strong today, sandyeah. dan and corina, take a look at this live picture from our santa cruz camera. it's pretty rough as it's just pounding the coastline right now . hopefully people keep those things in mind about never turning their back to the ocean . we do have that high surf advisory until 11 p.m. tonight. a 15 to 20 foot waves on steep slopes and beaches, 12 to 16 otherwise. but those breakers, you can see they've been basically going up as we got closer to today, 12 footers at point arena, 16 footers around monterey bay, dangerous swimming and surfing conditions. this is the low pressure system that is sending us the big waves. it has been really bringing a good soaking to the pacific northwest where they've seen several inches of rain. we didn't get as much, but we didn't expect much. it's a sunny sky right now. take a look at the rainfall totals. half an inch at mount tam. that was the highest total. everyone else, anywhere between 6300 santa rosa to four hundredths in oakland. and as we take a

. >> abc 70 meteorologist sandy patel is here with that forecast. hey, sandy. >> hi there. >> and julian and omar, the forecast is looking good today. temperatures came down, the winds came up. let me show you some live pictures from our tower cameras. and you can see just a lovely mix of sun and fog out there. right now. the winds are steady, 27 miles an hour are coming off the ocean in san francisco. so breezy out there. so if you are stepping out, you may need to bundle up as we go hour by hour, 6:00 tonight, 20 to 25 mile an hour winds. they pick up a bit along the coast at 9 p.m. over 30 miles an hour. and then the winds will drop off in the overnight hours. and then tomorrow afternoon, it'll be another breezy one, but not quite as strong as today. the upside to the onshore winds. we have good air quality across the entire bay area. and as we look at a live picture from our san rafael camera, it is a sunny view. good air quality will continue the next three days for any outdoor activities. a trough to our north enhancing the onshore winds, which is why we saw the coole

happy 45th birthday to pier 39 meteorology sandy patel is here with the forecast sandy yeah and yeah it's a really fun place to visit for sure. >> dan and karina, i remember as a child going with my parents and my siblings just really fun and still going there and enjoying being with visitors. as you mentioned, beautiful weather, chamber of commerce weather today. let's take a look at a live picture from our walnut creek camera. and you can see the sun is out and temperatures up into the warm category in places like santa rosa, 81 degrees. fairfield 86 right now. napa, 77. low 80s, concord, livermore. it's a lovely view from our santa cruz camera right now as we check out those temperatures. san francisco 67. oakland, you're at 71 degrees. not far behind mountain view, san jose, 79 and 63 in half moon bay. all right. the storm track for the time being is over the pacific northwest. that is going to change as we hit the weekend. i'll show you what's going to happen with a trough coming in from our sutro tower camera. just bright blue skies over downtown san francisco, increasing cloud

by the way, it's okay, sandy. >> there's no wrong way to do art. that's true.e you go. and you look. >> you sell it for $10 million. all right. a new york restaurant got clever when coming up with its name. it's called thai food near me. yes you heard right. the restaurant is named after a common food search phrase used a lot by a person that sits next to me. the owners say the name is already pulled in. large crowds simply because people were looking for guess what? thai food near them. this is a great tie in to a story that kristen has. and i laugh at this every time. >> yeah. you know, our favorite bakery in san francisco with the amazing croissants rolling out bakery. right on the west side of the city. well, i literally was driving through golden gate park and i googled croissants near me because i felt like having a croissant and that's how i found him. but now i'm going to suggest that he change his name from rolling out bakery to croissants near me because i think anyone might get confused when they see it come up. >> no, i want an actual place near me,

see, sandy and i are looking at the long run, right? >> yeah.s robot in larry's kitchen making a peanut butter sandwich. let's go. go. robot come and take your batteries out. if you don't pick it up, let him clean something. >> i'll handle my peanut butter and jelly, if you don't mind. oh, clean up the garage. anyway, most americans are concerned about the progress of artificial intelligence. a new major harris poll found that 39, just 39, believe that ai is actually safe. 54% say they're more worried about the risks of ai than they're excited about the possible benefits. not surprisingly, only younger people are more supportive than those over 40. so outside of the peanut butter making ai, i'm not too worried about him, but i think the danger from my perspective is if you get this stuff in the wrong hands, you can create a lot of negative impacts, especially with social media. now michael, do you have any thoughts on that? yeah >> well, you know, through ai right now, there are you know, how they they go search on the internet and then they tak

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okay, sandy, thanks very much. you can check the air quality any time using our online interactive tracker for the tool also shows you where fires are burning. check it out on abc7 news.com. we've put it on the home page to make it very easy for you to find immediately . >> in less than two months. san francisco is going to be front and center on the world stage. the asia pacific economic cooperation summit or apec, will draw global leaders from 21 member economies. it's san francisco's biggest international event in decades. abc7 news reporter suzannephan has a look at whether the city is ready. top political and business leaders from around the globe are expected to attend apec. they'll be staying at our local hotels and dining at our local restaurants. san francisco get ready to wow world leaders from 21 pacific rim region restaurants are looking forward to the influx of visitors in mid november. >> our city leaders say san francisco is the right place for apec. >> the asia pacific economic cooperation summit. >

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. >> abc seven news meteorologist sanjay patel is tracking it all for sandy. when will air quality actually improve? dan >> this weekend. we're going to notice that improvement. and alma, let's take a look at live pictures from our tower cameras that heavy smoke is still visible from vollmer peak. and you will notice from mount tam, san jose's a bit hazy, but exploratorium cameras showing you that sea breeze is bringing in some blue sky, fresher air from mount tam. you can certainly see the combination of the smoke and the low clouds. so we do have that spare the air alert extended through tomorrow as unhealthy air quality is still lingering so poor for today, moderate to poor tomorrow. and as we take a look at the air quality, the sensors right now will show you, most areas are in the yellow, which is moderate. it is poor for sensitive groups in the north bay and the east bay. and you will notice parts of the north bay starting to see green, which is good air quality, even if it is temporary. tsay so tonight we're going to keep that haze and smoke around this

. >> and meteorologist sandy patel is tracking the forecast sandy. >> yeah, and dan and irma, the weekendncludes some wet weather, but not a washout. so let me show you some live pictures. it's a slippery view on the golden gate bridge. clouds are gathering, as you can see from our other tower cameras right now. and we are tracking a trough that is just dropping into california, very well defined. and you can see those thunderstorms and some wet weather up to the north. certainly to the in the sierra as well. so we take a look closer here. petaluma western avenue, street level, radar showing you some light showers across 101. now, the wider picture does show you those showers are beginning to move into the north bay and they'll be spreading as we head towards tomorrow morning. temperatures right now in the 60s pretty comfortable as we look at a live view from our emeryville camera. yes, it is definitely cloudy out there. dan perry is in breezy conditions tonight. spotty showers and gusty tomorrow. we do have sunnier skies for your sunday and a big warm up coming. your way next week if you

okay, sandy, thanks very much.uality any time using our online interactive tracker for the tool also shows you where fires are burning. check it out on abc7 news.com. we've put it on the home page to make it very easy for you to find immediately . >> in less than two months. san francisco is going to be front and center on the world stage. the asia pacific economic cooperation summit or apec, will draw global leaders from 21 member economies. it's san francisco's biggest international event in decades. abc7 news reporter suzannephan has a look at whether the city is ready. top political and business leaders from around the globe are expected to attend apec. they'll be staying at our local hotels and dining at our local restaurants. san francisco get ready to wow world leaders from 21 pacific rim region restaurants are looking forward to the influx of visitors in mid november. >> our city leaders say san francisco is the right place for apec. >> the asia pacific economic cooperation summit. >> are we ready? yes, i t

for a place to settle down somewhere. there used to be a street here, an ordinary village street , sandy fall in the spring there were terrible puddles that you literally had to walk along the fence, so when the sanatorium was built, first they laid a gravel road, then they laid asphalt, we have become a chic street, now we are connected with the traffic center, other cities of belarus, an excellent road. having an apartment in the city, i prefer to live right here, in the village, in this open space, in this spring beauty, just imagine, this apple tree is blooming, this is super, this is also a trumpet. this is where my childhood passed, i retired and moved to live here, this is my house , i was born, although i’m on a farm, shchikhar is 3 km from here, we moved here in 1959, we were building a house, i was very little, but i tried to help my parents at a construction site, but i probably got in the way more. from here in '59 i went to school, the school was located in private houses, until the sixth grade i went like this, as they say, from one house to another, then they built this sc

still cheered are the ford workers like sandy kirkland. come in here, sandy.he was 10 years old in texas when you wanted to become an auto worker. any regrets? >> not a one. >> how do you feel today about the news about ford? >> it's a good started. a really good happy day. i just want to go back to work. >> they're playing one against the other, don't you think? you've been an auto worker for 25 years? >> 25 plus years. >> they have never done it this way before. >> we've never been on strike in 30 years. >> you do support the union leadership. they've been out there. >> yes. they're strong. they're strong-willed. that's what we need. >> tell me last, what is your priority? what is your number 1 priority? >> cola and tiers. everybody needs to be equal. otherwise, you're pitting against each other. >> you think you been treated fairly? >> i have. the new hires, no. >> appreciate it. thanks so much. good to see you. >> you too. >> glad you got your lifetime treatment. careful what you wish for sometimes. i wanted to be a tv news reporter. careful what you wish

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meteorologist sandy patel is here.e day around the bay area. >> sandy, this is the finest time of year as you know. yeah. dan and karina, temperatures came up most of you were in the upper 60s to the upper 80s. and we're going to be in a holding pattern tomorrow before we change things up. let's take a look at our evening planner. good evening to all of you. the sun goes down at 658 tonight and those temperatures are going to be in the 60s and 70s. gusty and cooler for the latter part of the evening as well. areas of fog, 11 p.m. we've already got it along the coast and cool to comfy at 1 a.m. as we look at live doppler seven, all the energy is remaining to our north , but it is definitely kicking up the winds as that system is pushing into the pacific northwest. so it's gusty right now, 34 mile an hour sustained winds in san francisco, 36 in oakland, even out towards concord. they've got a breeze along with san jose, gust to 20 miles an hour, 7:00 tonight, still going to be on the windy side, especially near the coast

senator, after sandy hook, you were a fierce advocate and have been.out her role and her passion for gun safety. >> that's an extraordinary moment. i watched that clip over and over this morning. you are reminded of her incredible and tragic life, what she went through has almost no parallel for other members of the united states senate. i think it's really important to remember that it was dianne feinstein almost singularly that kept alive the anti-gun violence movement. you talk about the fact that she passes the assault weapons ban in her first year in the united states senate. but then after that, this mythology builds up that democrats aren't supposed to talk about the issue of guns. that work really ends. but dianne feinstein doesn't give up for the next two decades. she continues to talk about the issue of gun violence over and over and over again. you referenced a conversation you had with her in early 2012 when sandy hook happened. the only reason the anti-gun violence movement is still around is because of her. over the last ten years, with h

what do you think, sandy?ould do it that color. >> that's a way of saying no nicely. >> it's a pretty color, but i don't think i would want it in my dining room. >> michael, would you like it in any room in your house? >> you know, i really don't look at my walls and go, you know, that needs to look like food. i don't know. i do kind of like that color, though. yeah i'm with you. i think it's a nice color. that's all i'm saying. >> like, i don't think it's for me, but i can see, like, a hotel bar looking for drama. yeah, right. that's not a bad shade of red. yeah. >> yeah. or a nice, rich burgundy. yeah, like michael's thinking. ron burgundy. right now. yeah, yeah. >> now you're talking about larry's alley. yeah. he looks at me, and that's what he thinks of. >> tha try. hope. fail. no one should suffer like that. i started cosentyx®. five years clear. real people with psoriasis look and feel better with cosentyx. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting get checked for tuberculosis. an increas

maybe you have a quiet haven on your own sandy beach. look no further than this place.kler island in solano county. it's up for sale right here in the bay area and a private island. >> is there a sandy beach? i don't think my mic is on right now. is it? >> well, reed is going to get closer to you. it's got a price tag. the beautiful getaway is going for $75 million. for that you will get 50 ikers of open space all to yourself but there's another catch. you will also need to own a boat or helicopter. friends to get there. so it might cost you a little more. according to the real estate company that posted the listing, only one house can be built on the island by the way. and hopefully it's a big one for all the friends and family. nicole? reed, you can come -- >> i don't know if you can build a house though. >> who knows right? >>> all right, remember you can watch us right after this newscast on pix+ 44 cable 12. change the channel. we'll be right there. and coming up at 7:00, alameda county declares a state of emergency to fight its homeless crisis. but what does it re