i'm here to ask you to rename the sfo terminal after harvey milk. i moved here to san francisco seven years ago because i saw the city as a beacon of tolerance. the symbolic value of the city, it dramatically altered the course of my life and for that, i am grateful, but i want this city to move from tolerance into acceptance. memorization can be a powellful tool, and i think we should use it as such. the airport can become more than a place, more than the sum of its materiality. it can become a symbol that brings us together and invites feelings of comfort and belonging as we fly in from all over the world. it can make sure that we always remember that the lgbt civil rights movement was and is a struggle and fought by a coalition of alliances. in a world of political unrest, memorization can also be an act of subversion. as someone who works in harvey milk's former castro camera store, i've heard the powerful meaning of his story. i've seen people breakdown and cry. and here through the renaming of sfo and this terminal, i think that we can offer a

when sfo opened it's luck your you terminal 3, sfo promised customers-- >> a uniquely sfo experience.ey started granting year-long leases for popups. too much for some, the program is designed to help. joiner has asked the airport commission to lower the threshold to 150,000 dlrsz. >> it's not to say that i'm looking for a handout, but it's also looking for evening the playing field. >> reporter: sfo says the purpose of the $250,000 requirement is to ensure that the business has a high enough business activity and can survive in such an environment. they were encouraged by airport officials to apply two years ago, but were then rejected and a contract awarded instead to the exploratorium. >> i joined a softball league and finding out that the san francisco giants in your league. so it was very disappointing. >> reporter: a member of the san francisco small business commission says the regulations may be necessary. but the airport might have to do more. >> i do understand completely the frustrations with some of the businesses that haven't been able to meet that criteria. >> reporter:

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sfo has had just about half an inch of rain.ook at the deep moisture streaming up here from the west/southwest. that's why it is so warm and muggy. the low is starting to tap into it. then it will start moving towards us tomorrow. so with that, we are going to see the southeast breeze kicking in. that will funnel in a lot of the moisture, especially the marin county, santa cruz mountains, russian river. you take that moisture. it is already dense. you lift it and cool it and condense it, boom, you get your rain. some areas partly to mostly cloudy. we have the rain off and on. it won't be for everybody. sometimes you get bursts of rain and sun breaks. but the cloud cover will continue to stream in. san jose is 58 warm degrees. rain off and on. and then it will pick up again tomorrow. cold air arrives friday. 7:34 and sal has been busy from the hop, from the jump. >> it has been a tough week. for me sitting in here, not as tough for the people driving. >> that is true. >> and people taking bart, yesterday was a bad day. today is b

no, a sex shop is not coming to sfo. at least not now. airport officials will offer two local businesses near long leases but the business that will not be getting that bid is an oakland sex shop called feel more adult gallery. that's the name. complain to someone else. the owner wanted to open the first sex shop at sfo but it doesn't meet the minimum $220,000 revenue threshold. she asked it to be lowered. sfo says the threshold ensures that a retailer has enough business to operate in a, quote, high-volume airport environment. >>> 6:53 now. three years ago prosecutors in manhattan decided against pursuing a sex abuse case against disgraced producer harvey weinstein and now governor andrew cuomo wants to know why. cuomo has asked the state attorney general to look into the decision. the spur for the request came from a new york magazine article which suggesed the d.a.'s office may have been improperly influenced by weinstein. time's up and a powerhouse to fight systemic sexual harassment called on the governor to investigate. happening to

they will change their standards for qualification. at sfo, charles clifford kron 4 news.k outside....(jr stone) meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez has our forecast. . (mabrisa rodriguez)dry conditions are then forecast from late tonight through much of the day sunday with partly sunny conditions inland. this should allow for temperatures to warm into the 60s and lower 70s on sunday afternoon as a weak short-wave ridge moves over the region. dry conditions are then also forecast through monday morning ahead of our next system set to impact the region. moist southerly flow early monday may result in light rain over the coastal ranges and portions of the north bay while most other areas will see little or no measurable rainfall on monday during the day. rainfall is forecast to pick up over the north bay late monday night into tuesday morning as a mid/upper level trough pushes into the pacific northwest. a bit more widespread rainfall is likely on tuesday morning as a cold front pushes through the region. temperatures will also turn cooler with this system with lingering precipi

the sfo? suzi: this is a really key moment.hat we have seen is, with brexit a year away from now, going to be leaving the european union, there is a lot at stake. conservative manifesto last year, post the brexit vote, when everything should be focused on brexit, theresa may once again put in the manifesto to close the serious fraud office and rapid into the n -- wrap it into the nca, which brought a lot of questions as to why that was such a focus for her. that was absolutely nothing to do with brexit and where her focus should be, and it raised questions around, that was the third time seeing threats to the serious fraud office, even after having such a successful run under david greene. what does that mean for a post-brexit future when the u.k. is looking for investment from other countries outside the e.u.? are we trying to send the message we will not be tough on corruption? what is may and her colleagues trying to achieve, this constant ambition to wrap the sfo into another agency? carol: ultimately, it will be a big mess

upper 40s right now sfo and oakland. 45 in napa.stly clear skies. the upper 60s inland, 67 concord, and for the south bay, 69 for san jose and morgan hill, and your extended forecast, the temperatures, cooling down slightly, getting back to work on monday, and monday looks like it will be mainly dry, taking until sunset or so when the rain moves in, and it will only have to shift a little sooner to hit the afternoon drive. we will track that, and tuesday morning, looking like a wet one. a little bit of a break, and then storm number two coming in wednesday night. >> okay. >> okay, and attention commuters. >> sierras are looking -- >> they will get snow. right now the levels are high, but tuesday and wednesday, they will come back down. >> the skiers will love that. rosemary, thank you. >>> a new scholarship program in colorado is helping more students attend college. >> daniela leon explains how the new taxes are helping a new generation of students go to school. >> reporter: with the help of weed, pueblo county students can now aim

where does the future lie for the sfo? suzi: this is a really key moment.ith brexit a year away from now, leaving the european union, there is a lot at stake. post the brexit vote, everything should be focused on brexit, theresa may put in the manifesto to close the serious fraud office, which brought a lot of questions as to why that was such a focus for her. that was absolutely nothing to do with brexit and where her focus should be, and it raised questions around, that was the third time we had seen threats, even after having such a successful run under david greene. it what does that mean for a post-brexit future when the u.k. is looking for investment from other countries outside the e.u.? are we trying to send the message we will not be tough on corruption? what is may trying to achieve? carol: ultimately, it will be a big message sent to the u.k. and the world, depending on what happens after his term ends. suzi: we are waiting to see who his successor will be. we should find out around the end of march. what happens from that point, david greene has

just sfo's fault this time although we are having weather issues of our own.t is raining here, no the just the rain, also the winded a a lot of factors coming together to impact 10 percent of the flights here today. 24 eighth graders where learning the art of killing time in the airport. they were supposed to catch a 6:00 a.m. flight out of sfo to washington, d.c. but their flight was canceled. >> i don't get it. when are we leaving? we leave when they tell us we can. >> reporter: 129 flights in and out were canceled today. a winter storm on the east coast can be blamed to about half of the cancellations. the other half is because of issues here at home. >> the remainder because of our own local weather. cancellations up and down the west coast because of our weather conditions. and it is not just rain here. the biggest driver for us is wind. >> reporter: the advice is to sign up for airline alerts on your smartphone. it saves locals a trip to the airport, but that doesn't always work for travelers who drive from afar like pat and her husband whose trip to cos

it would be a first for sfo. there is a small business program, but they require a revenue of at least $250,000 a year. according to the examiner, the owners are lobbying to lower that requirement to $150,000 so she can open a satellite location in terminal 3. sfo as revised the program in the past to helpen more small businesses, but the concern are choosing ones that can operate in an airport. >>> amazon is said to be in talks with jp morgan, capital one, and other service firms. the idea? to provide checking accounts for customers. it would let you seemlessly pay for everything you already buy on their site. the company has ventured into other business areas, including shipping and medical care. >>> a beautiful day around the bay area today, and yet there is more rain coming. later in the week, things will get wet. as we look live over ocean beach, our forecast is just ahead. and homeless in san francisco.. concer >> coming up all new tonight, a dose of hope for the mentally ill and homeless in san francisco.

the yellow on this map shows the area at sfo expected to flood at the start of the century due to seathe rate at which the land is sinking the flood zone increases dramtically. with water covering about half of the runways and taxiways. scientists say some options to solve the problem include building levees and raising the land itself. ( darya ) the marin county health department is warning people ánot to eat recreationally harvested shellfish. that includes oysters... clams and mussels. a recent sample detected a toxin called "p-s-p." the samples were taken near point reyes national seashore. the toxin can make people sick...and cooking the shellfish does not get rid of it. state-certified ácommercial shellfish are still safe to eat. ( darya ) a new federal report says opioid overdoses are on the rise. they jumped 30 percent last year. recently... three men died in san francisco after they reportedly overdosed on fentanyl. the opioid epidemic is becoming more widespread across the country... and in the bay area. ( darya ) we spoke with a doctor from the san francisco department of h

we had one yesterday at sfo. we'll spread the wealth today. i'll show you where coming up. here's alexis. >> sounds good, mike. a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. a stack-up on either side. a few minutes of a delay if you're paying cash. if you're using fastrak or a carpooler, you should have no issues. it is wide open past the metering lights into san francisco. ace rail, once again, ace 1, the gps system not working but they are on time. we just talked to them. they assure us 23 a trains in service. we had issues with that with muni. today, that should be fixed and no delays so far today. >>> only on abc 7 news. a startling claim from the family of the man who died when his tesla crashed into a barrier on 101 in mountain view last friday. >> 38-year-old walter wong left behind a wife and two children. walter complained to tesla, his model x veered toward the same barrier on seven to ten occasions while on autopilot. the dealer was unable to duplicate the problem. dan noyes spoke with their headquarters. >> the family is telling me they provided an invoice to investigato

southbound 101 to sfo, you look great in the green at 9 minutes. seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. let's check in with meteorologist mike nicco. hey, mike. >>> alexis, thank you very much. hi everybody. we wake up saturday morning. it's going to be dry. most of the day it's going to be dry. but once we get to the evening hours, some rain will roll in and it will turn over to just scattered widely scattered showers and they'll be light for sunday. in fact, rainfall amounts may not each get close to this system coming in tonight and tomorrow. look at this. by the end of the weekend. we're looking at possibly a quarter of an inch to half an inch by sunday night. >>> thank you, mike. the sonoma state campus has a new addition. >> the school unveiled the statue of lucy. she's under the sheet there. as they unveil her, she's outfitted with sonoma state gear. you can find lucy outside the schultz information center. the school hopes she'll serve as a gathering point. students and guests can take selfies with her. it's one of the statues t

it's already impacting flights out of sfo. that 24 flights have been canceled. 9 are delayed. most cancellations are going to and from jfk in new york. >>> number 5, a couple of issues in the bay bridge plaza. both incidents have cleared. traffic is heavy approaching. once you're past the metering lights, 13 minutes into san francisco. >>> number 6, the oasis beer garden is scheduled to close. they were unable to negotiate a reasonable lease forcing them to shut down. >>> number 7, one of the strangest stories of the day. drunk shopping on the rise. americans spent an average of 448 bucks per person in drunk purchases last year. men are worse than women according to this. this is almost double 2016. >>> free returns, amazon prime anybody. >> a lot of money. almost 450 bucks a person? >> i know. >> what are you guys doing out there? >> see, that's why we go to sleep early. >> that's right. >>> good morning, america. winter storm emergency. that powerful nor'easter hitting right now, 60 million in the storm zone from virginia to

mike, if i were to ask you for more great weather, what would you in sfo today?> yes. >> that's too much. >> the's haprepy with. if you can keep it within that window. >> keep it at 73. >> why are you going to be at sfo this afternoon? >> you don't know my life first of all. second owe it's an indicator to me where we're heading. >> fair enough. let's take a look at what's going on outside. look at the calm conditions out there to ten miles per hour winds on live doppler 7. in the absence of radar returns, it is dry and kind of still. that's an indication high pressure taking over. low to mid-50s at 7:00. look at that, all of us near 60 at noon. by 4:00, 70 at the coast. one of the warmest days at the coast. 80s elsewhere. records will fall. by 7:00, what a great evening. maybe the jacket at the coast. 60. but the rest of us, around 70. still be sporting the shorts then. here's a look at the commute with alexis. >> not too much happening so far today. i think a lot of folks are on spring break, playing hookey for opening day. maybe a combination of those. we're l

wanting to open a shop at sfo in terminal b. the airport requires that retailers have $250,000 in revenue. joiner has asked the airport commission to lower the threshold to 150,000. >> i am not looking for a handout but looking to evening the playingfield. >> reporter: ensuring that the retailer has a sufficient level of business activity and can operate if a high volume airport environment. terminal three opened in 2014. >> uniquely san francisco sfo experience. >> reporter: were then rejected and a contract awarded instead to the explore torium. >> it is like joining a soft ball league and finding out the sf giants are playing in your league. so very disappointing. >> reporter: the regulations may be necessary but the airport might have to do more. >> i understand the frustrations with some of the businesses that haven't been able to meet the requirements. >> reporter: carolyn tyler abc7 news. >>> what a fantastic day. >> i think we should do the news cast outside. >> talk about slow reaction one thing is that larry never wins

julia: a body that tackles challenges just like this is the sfo, the serious fraud office in the u.k.. joel: this is a fascinating organization and the theme viewer's should know is that is a serious times moment at the serious fraud office. atis responsible for looking u.k. businesses and making sure things aren't corrupt. in the moment of brexit, when the u.k. is trying to retain as much business as they can, funny enough this organization is somewhat in the crosshairs because they are doing their jobs almost too well. can you imagine, they are going after white-collar criminals and now they are -- the government is looking at them and there is a lot of speculation that maybe this organization as it exists won't exist going forward because they have done too good of a job of cracking down on business crimes. julia: this prime minister remains in her seat. let's get susie with that story. susie: serious fraud office is an agency in the u.k. that has been around for about 30 years and is our main criminal prosecutor, focused on fraud and bribery. it will be the prosecutor behind most

in all sfo had 430 delays and 145 canceled flights. to compound matters the east coast is now starting to get a nor'easter, strong winds, rain, heavy snow are moving in and likely to cause more flight cancellations across the nation and as we know that often has a ripple effect here in the bay area. >>> the brunt of the latest storm has moved through with the north bay fire zones seeming to hold up well from the threat of the mudslides. a lot of people were looking at the storm as a test with those concerns that the fire debris much push into the drains and trigger that flooding. the good news here crews had about four months to clear up the hazardous waste so there was less concern about the toxic runoff. of course, you want to keep track of what's going on weather wise, we made it easy for you. download our nbc bay area app. this is easy to get for your iphone as well as android users. it's a good way to keep track of our radar as well as what's going on where you are. >>> a walnut creek john muir medical center is fully cooperating

carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >>> sfo will award in year's contracts to two businesses on march 20th. >>> a life saving discovery has been made in a bay area lab. >> ton, find out how this could protect people like you and me from some of the most threatening viruses. >>> also the first at home breast cancer test. what it can and can't do. >>> and how much rain will we get? meteorology drew tuma will be back with introducing the prime rib cheesesteak from jack in the box. with strips of prime rib grilled with peppers and onions and smothered in provolone cheese and i'm challenging you to try it, martha it's on, jack. why are we whispering? try my new prime rib cheesesteak, part of my food truck series. here's something you should know. there's a serious virus out there that 1 in 30 boomers has, yet most don't even know it. a virus that's been almost forgotten. it's hepatitis c. hep c can hide in the body for years without symptoms. left untreated it can lead to liver damage, even liver cancer. the only way to know if you have hep c is to ask your healthcare provider for the simple blood

wanting to open a shop at sfo in terminal b.at retailers have $250,000 in revenue. joiner has asked the airport commission to lower the threshold to 150,000. >> i am not looking for a handout but looking to evening the playingfield. >> reporter: ensuring that the retailer has a sufficient level of business activity and can operate if a high volume airport environment. terminal three opened in 2014. >> uniquely san francisco sfo experience. >> reporter: were then rejected and a contract awarded instead to the explore torium. >> it is like joining a soft ball league and finding out the sf giants are playing in your league. so very disappointing. >> reporter: the regulations may be necessary but the airport might have to do more. >> i understand the frustrations with some of the businesses that haven't been able to meet the requirements. >> reporter: carolyn tyler abc7 news. >>> what a fantastic day. >> i think we should do the news cast outside. >> talk about slow reaction one thing is that larry never wins. all about that warm ai

. >>> a look at sfo. you can see it is wet this morning and delays are averaging about one hour and six minutes. arrival delays, that is. a look at where we just had a downpour move through. there could be some puddles on 80, 680, and 780 this morning. you could see heavier rain right around san pablo dam road heading over highway 4. head to martinez and crockett. so some heavier rain headed your way. same thing with half moon bay, that could head over to san bruno, sfo, hillsborough, and possibly even up to daly city and brisbane. here is the area of low pressure off shore. that will start to produce thunderstorms. it's raining here now. rain and showers. here we are from 7:00. moderate showers. a little bit of a break and then the next wave rolls in 3:00 and 4:00. it gets a little heavier as we get to 7:00 to 8:00. some of the colder, drier air comes in. it tapers as we head to wednesday evening. a chance of rain and thunderstorms lingering thursday and a snow level. clearing and warmer by the back half

sfo 76 that is well within range.e oakland airport, mountain view 77, san francisco 79 they will be very close, santa rosa and san jose need to get to 81 which is very easy or possible today. 77 in the city is my forecast. the average is 62. for san jose, they will be right near the record at 81. that is my forecast at high. look at the record low of 30 in 1895. 50s for many with some 40s but the warm air aloft shows 60s in the higher elevations from mount tam into the east bay hills and santa cruz mountains. easy to reach the 70s and 80s today with the easterly breeze. for the weekend things will be changing but it will be cooler as we have fog and higher clouds. 70s and 80s today though with santa rosa 82 as a record, san jose 81 would tie and there will be plenty of others. enjoy that warm weather.>>> we will be right back. at ikea, we believe that everything you need should be within reach. that anything that matches your taste can match your budget. that green living doesn't have to cost much green. we believe th

on the right we see a picture of sfo. now. 62 delays. this is because of weather we're seeing in the bay area, which is bad for us. but certainly on the east coast, i think the third big storm in a week and a half is hitting there. >>> it is a busy morning. thanks for being with us. i'm gasia mikaelian. >> i'm mike mibach. even with the delays, it makes me want to get on a plane and head off to arizona for spring training. >> i knew there was something. >> that sounds good. >> sometimes you have to work. >> sometimes we have to work. but it is actually clouding up down there. they've had some 80 degree weather. but it looks like a lot of cloud cover and cooler if you're heading down towards phoenix, scottsdale or mesa. it is a gray, rainy day at sfo for sure. for most of the bay area. the system came in as advertised. took a while to get here. after yesterday's sunshine and warm temps, morning rain. it is raining cats and dogs and kittens and puppies. there you go. i believe she is in the richmond district. fog so thick t

more than four-hour delays at sfo. a live look. wet tarmac >>> good morning, america.he air, the suspected texas serial bomber dead. >> the brave men and women of the austin police department put their lives on the line tonight to stop this man from setting off bombs. >> the showdown with law enforcement. the suspect, a 24-year-old white male blowing himself up in a car as a s.w.a.t. team moved in. how they tracked him down and the new warning this morning. police saying more explosive devices could be out there. we're live on the scene with the latest. >>> also breaking right now, the winter storm emergency. the dangerous nor'easter hitting right now. 17 states from indiana to massachusetts on alert this morning. some areas already getting a foot of snow. now schools shut down across major cities. new york city and philadelphia included.

a-okay but near sfo we have big problems. an accident blocking two lanes and it's southbound so do give yourself some extra time if you have a flight to catch. back to you. >>> as parts of the east coast are still recovering from a storm, they are getting hit by another nor'easter. the new storm is expected to drop more than a foot of snow in some interior areas today. pennsylvania's pocono mountains and parts of massachusetts could get up to a foot and a half. and it comes just days after another storm knocked out power to millions. >> we have massive, massive destruction to our infrastructure here. >> some people are still waiting to have their electricity restored. neda has more on the storm. >> yeah. i sure do. the problem is, the storm is adding more snow. it's cold. it's windy. all that stuff. and they don't have heat. so that's definitely going to be a challenge for a lot of folks and here's why it's happening. you see that moisture there across a lot of the southeast. it's going to be merging with this system, as well

see that rainbow there, sfo, all sorts of weather this morning. looking at temperatures in the 40s within the next hour. and we'll see just a few 50s. it's going to be a chilly afternoon, but dry now and clearing out by late in the day. that's going to set the stage for a frosty night. we'll detail that and look at the week ahead, coming up. chris. >> lisa, thanks. >>> new video from squaw valley shows the terrifying moments for one snowboarder after an avalanche buried him alive. this morning, we're hearing from one of the heros in action. >> so we dug him out and his wife came up. tears of joy right there. >> the snow was piling up at squaw valley. >> people are calling for help, you have to go help them. >> that's what joe did, in the brown and black jacket helping dig out a snowboarder in squaw valley. >> people started screaming, yelling each other's names trying to find their kids. >> five people were trapped under three feet of snow. that snowboarders was unconscious when they found him. the ski the patrol says he was buried for six minutes

now, we did have record heat at sfo. that's why i showed you that live shot at the airport. yesterday it was 77. so that broke a record. that was set in 1986. most likely today we'll break a lot of records. here's a look at the waxing gibbous moon, full on march 31st. we are clear skies. so we have a great view of the moon this morning. clear conditions out there plenty of sunshine. the full forecast is coming up. >>> funeral services for stephon clark will be held today in sacramento. he was killed this month. his death sparked protests coast to coast. jessica flores reports from sacramento. >> reporter: that's right. sacramento has been on edge for 11 days now. that's following the shooting of the unarmed 22-year-old man. now, his funeral mass moved here to the church in south sacramento to accommodate the crowds expected to show up. the activist al sharpton will be delivering the eulogy after what's been an intense couple of days of protests and outrage over the shooting of the unarmed man. now, it all happened on march 18th. that's when police shot and killed stephon cla

we have an opportunity to rename sfo's terminal after harvey milk, and it could not come at a better time. terminal one is currently undergoing renovations. harvey milk signage and building signs will toting roughly $357,000 which will be incorporated into the renovation that the airport has already budgeted for the terminal. the arts commission is charged with overseeing all public art including at sfo, but i have an amendment today that i'm going to pass out today to my colleagues that will formalize that role and ensure that we get the arts commission's expertise and over sight throughout the design and planning process so that harvey milk's legacy and life is felt in a meaningful way. i've been in conversation with the director of sfo to ensure that sufficient space is devoted to art focusing on the legacy of harvey milk. the director is committed to working with the airport arts steering committee which involves art commissioners, airport commissioners and staff to look at whether all remaining art purchases can be pieced th pieces that honor the life of harvey milk. once the ar

and if there's light rain it would be this evening. 40s on the temps to 54 at sfo.. mid-40s. montero is 54. 51 union city a hayward. cloudy to mostly cloudy. light rain tonight but highs are mild. 60s to near 70. any breaks in the cloud, especially south and east, you will get warm conditions. 6:31. sal sits up and tells us. >>> got to sit up straight. the commute is getting busy. this is the peak of the morning commute. 7:30 or so is where we have most traffic and it's backed up all the way out to the mccarth your maze and once you get on the bridge it looks okay. -- mccarth your maze and once you get on the bridge, it locks okay. on the san francisco side you can see traffic is okay. once on the bridge. this is interstate 880 in oakland. the traffic here is okay. a little farther south slow traffic. 24 is not having another slow -- is having a slow day on the wayto the tunnel. this is slow getting out to the tunnel day 2 of a tough commute. and southbound 101 at san francisco airport there's a report of a crash. that's blocking a couple of your lanes southbound 10

sfo noticing there are delays because of flights and low cloud ceiling as we can see right here on that live camera shot. we will update you on what to expect for the afternoon coming up. >>> in santa barbara county, a mandatory evacuation is in effect for parts of montecito. officials told residents to be ready as the storm is expected to dump heavy rain in the area. back in january, a strong storm caused major mudslides in montecito. it may not take much rain to get large amounts of debris flowing. >> those hills are filled with silt, with rocks, with boulders. there's plenty more up there that could come down. and in fact, the condition may actually be a little bit more precarious than it was before the first storm. >> those who live along water ways that head towards the ocean are especially at risk. >>> more fallout from the immigration raids in the bay area. the spokesperson for ice in san francisco has quit saying that the agency is spreading false information about the operation. here is jessica flores. >> reporter: james schwab, an ice spokesperson since 2015 says the agency is

. >>> and delays are horrific right now at sfo because of the low visibility and windy weather. arriving flights are facing delays of up to two hours. and it's getting worse. make sure to check with your airline for your flight status before heading to sfo. >>> don't forget, you can keep an eye on weather and live doppler 7 any time using the abc7 news app. download it now. it is free. and we have new versions for both apple and android devices. we've actually upgraded abc7 news app so you can customize the forecast for wherever you are. >>> new details now from san francisco about a police shooting. sfpd just told us a suspect who was shot in yesterday's shooting has died from his injuries. he has been identified as 21-year-old jihad ed. six people were shot, including ppolice responded to an area in mission street and geneva avenue for a report of a man with a gun. they actually ended up at a b k barber shop at geneva and london. you see in the cell phone video, sn officer crawling away, being shot in the leg. of the owner of the barber shop showed us the damage this morning.

. >>> alaska airline is planning to cut some routs through sfo, nonstop daily flights through ft. lauderdale, mexico city a and -- alaska airlines is merging with virgin america. alaska's spoke woman tells usa today the airline is keeping 30 new routes it's added to california since december 2016. >>> you probably know all about wild pack, that's the company which sends out those coupon books that you get in the mail every month? it's now including $100 checks in some of its failings. the idea is to encourage people to go through the envelopes of coupons instead of putting them in a drawer or just tossing them out. valpac says it will mail out the checks randomly through the coming year. the checks are redeemable for cash. if you get one of these, call me, i want to take a picture of it and see what's going on. >>> thousands of people are in san francisco this week for sales force's annual development conference. the company is focused on making sure a new generation learns the sk skills to become new developers. >> reporter: at first glance it cash somewhat overwhelming, this is

that was at sfo. if you are at sfo, it's pretty warm. 76. today, 70-84. sunny and warm. you know those two. 10 and 15 degrees above the average. speaking of the a's home opener, 72, would not be surprised. 1:00 should be about 70-72. 50s at livermore. oakland is at 52. san jose, 55. 40s for of you. -- a few. the coast is clear. they dropped as well. 52 degrees. around the bay. because an easterly breeze coming in, the berkeley lab is a balmy 63 degrees. a lot of 50s here. low, mid to upper even mid 50s. alameda is at 56 degrees. everyone is pretty mild here. still a slight northerly to northeasterly breeze. everything continues to be going up and over. it will be here into the weekend. i think today, we top it out. 51, 50. there is a teeny bit of fog yesterday. there was some. there was some. 51-55. moderate is 55. high pressure, sunny and warm. there will be a little more of a westerly flow as we head to the weekend. we will get a little cooling. but it will still be in the low 70s for many. there's going to be a lot of 80s. warmest temps, north, south, does matter. eve

you can expect delays at sfo. kenneth moton has more on the impact of the storm. >> noefr night a winter blast for the northeast. philadelphia, plow trains are on the roads. from virginia to new jersey, mostly rain. but in pennsylvania up to massachusetts, several inches of snow expected in areas still cleaning up from last week's monster nor'easter. >> we still don't have power. we haven't been able to get our insurance company in to see the house. >> more than 100,000 on the east coast in the dark still. the last storm knocked out power to millions. this from a dashcam in new york shows a tree taking out power lines. the nor'easter fueled by a midwest blizzard. high winds and treacherous roads. >> that is not good. >> truck spotted sliding sideways in bismarck, north dakota. the coastal community in massachusetts is still recovering, some underwater. >> this is a double whammy for a lot of coastal communities. here we are days later and this neighborhood here in marshfield is still underwater. >> crews spent tue

a look at sfo this evening. you could see that it looks like some sunshine trying to break through the rain right now. the storm impacted operations. so far the weather has led to 143 cancellations at sfo and 359 delays. call your carrier before you go out. the northbay has been one of the hardest hit areas no doubt. emily turner is in mill valley live for us tonight. emily?>> reporter: you know everything paul said back into the front i could second, it's really windy out here, really cold. of those clouds over there are any indication it will be likely left again and for the reservoirs appear, this is good news. >> reporter: soggy roadways making for a miserable morning commute. >> the traffic was horrible. it was utterly horrible.>> reporter: while today's several inches of rain made a mess of roadways, they made sure they made no mess of their mill valley store. >> they were doing the job, pushing most of the water out. we had a little bit of the water coming in but honestly it was not much. >> reporter: san