a live look at sfo right now. the airlines experiencing issues include delta, southwest, united, jetblue and alaska. we are checking with sfo and other bay area airports. >> we did receive a statement from southwest airlines and it seems to be good news. southwest airlines has lifted an internal ground stop implemented for about 40 minutes this morning during an outage with a vendor that services multiple carriers with data used in flight planning. southwest goes on to say you could see scattered delays. delta tells one passenger they apologize, that they're experiencing a system wide outage. they go on to say they're working diligently to get it back up and running and don't have a specific time now. >> southwest telling another passenger, apologies for the inconvenience as we fought through some technology issues. we've received word the problem has been resolved, though, so we'll have you on your way asap. >> united telling a passenger they're unable to create and release paperwork so they know that it's frustr

so far at sfo things seem to be running smoothly. i want to point out something here on the arrivals board. you see there is a delay coming from atlanta and other delays coming in because there are airports affected by this. we do see there was a cancellation on the southwest board but so far so good. several airlines including southwest were dealing with computer issues. the faa recommended people contact their airline directly for updates. it's not clear what city they were in but baltimore civil rights activist tweeted out, quote, i'm on the runway on a delta flight and the pilot said the system that gives them clearance paperwork is down, and that they'll hopefully get the system update in ten minutes. the spokesperson with southwest says there was an outage with a vendor that services multiple carriers with data used in flight planning. the airline says it lifted an internal ground stop at 7:05 eastern time and that it lasted for about ten minutes. i did talk with a gate agent and he told me things seem to be moving smoothly. re

reporting live here at sfo, bob redell, nbc bay area wnews. >> thanks for the latest there, bob. certainly a lot of stories we're now.king right and we're making sure if we're not on the air, you are always informed. you might have seen a push alert on your smartphone. ifif not, download our free nbc bay area app. we'll make sure you never miss breaking news. >>> and happening now, delays on 880 in oakland. you can seep right here, crews are cleaning up after a truck crane, with a crane there, somehow lost fluid there on southbound lanes. what you can see right now are those crews laying down some type of material to soak up that fluid. as you can see, nbc bay area sky ranger there flying over the scene. now, this is near the oak street exit. at least three lanes are blocked. two lanes, as you can see, are open. no word of when that cleanup is finished. you can stay with our social media apps, as well, to see when all of this is cleared. >>> a developing story for you. julian assange dragged from the ecuadorian embassy by british police. soon, he could be here in the u.s. >> the

>> no that's not changing at sfo.s. >> happening now, hundreds of coin collectors across the country and here in the bay area putting out old coins into the circulation. it's a part of the week long great american coin hunt. the plan is to drop 1 million vintage and collectible coins to find. organizers are releasing holographic medallions that can be redeemed and the hunt ends on sunday. do any of you check coins? >> no one of my neighbors does. >> did you collect anything? >> swimming trophies. >> oh. shoot. >> get out of here. >> kidding. no, when we traveled andled and park we went to, they have patches. >> i checked stamps. >> how neat. >> i got a stamp book. >> i'll inherit coins from my parents. interesting hobby. one that can prove wealthy. it's 5:48. here's a look at the tower. hazy sunshine, near record warmth. it will be cool with patchy fog. that's the slow cooling highs. high pressure hasn't moved much. so the weather will be even warmer. they're not going to stop the slowing. mid- to upper-80s, san jose

. >>> a literal bump in the road for thousands of travelers at sfo today. a hole in one of the airport's busiest runways force add shutdown, triggering some major delays. >> inspectors found a foot-deep depression in the runway. what's the fix, and how bad are the tdelays tonight? let's start with thom jensen. >> reporter: the runway is back up and running, but at last count, there were about 300 delays, that's a quarter of all flights in and out of sfo for an entire day, and that number could still climb. crews worked through the morning and into mid afternoon repairing a 12-inch depression at an intersection of sfo runways used by more than 800 airplanes every day. inside terminals, passengers watched their flights get pushed back two hours. >> we were supposed to fly out at 2:30. now they've pushed it to 4:30. ? th . >> they said her they're going put us on a uber with some other people and take us to the san jose airport. >> over two-thirds of all of the aircraft that operate at sfo are at that particular intersection. >> reporter: they reopened just be

lot of headaches. >>> a literal bump in the road for thousands of travelers at sfo today.ole in one of the airport's busiest runways force add shutdown, triggering some major delays. >> inspectors found a foot-deep depression in the runway. what's the fix, and how bad are the tdelays tonight? let's start with thom jensen. >> reporter: the runway is back up and running, but at last count, there were about 300 delays, that's a quarter of all flights in and out of sfo for an entire day, and that number could still climb. crews worked through the morning and into mid afternoon repairing a 12-inch depression at an intersection of sfo runways used by more than 800 airplanes every day.

terminal. >>> christien kafton is at sfo tonight. christian, finding a solution has proved challenging. >> reporter: officials tell me their look working on short and long-term plans to resolve the issue of homeless people taking shelter here inside fsl. san francisco international airport welcomes the world to the city by the bay but the airport says homeless people have discovered the airport as a temporary shelter especially in early morning hours after the last bart train has pulled into the airport. officials say their contract with homeless people has searched, already helping people to move along . >> we might make sense trends tokens available, transport them to a nearby homeless shelter. if bart is running, we could give them a token to a bart train. >>> the airport is looking for a long-term solution . >> ultimately we want to develop advocacy that finds the proper channels for these individuals so we are starting to reach out to homeless advocacy groups in san mateo county, engage something with the city of san francisco a

all runways are back open at sfo tonight after a pavement problem for us 2 of them the that temporary shutdown triggered more than 200 flight delays and cancellations as well as emergency repairs to get things up and running again our grant lotus joins us now with details on what went wrong. >>and how travelers might face a similar scenario later this month. >>they have planned ahead panic can imagine you're driving, you know bad, it is the hit a pothole on a roadway imagine your plane doing the same wouldn't be good these inspectors found a 12 inch afoot pavement depression, but basically a pothole on runway left a depression is at the intersection with another runway one which also had to shut down she the repair work being done that emergency work took hours to complete and in that time dozens of flights had to be delayed at the area where the runways intersect is one of the most heavily traveled sections of sfo and officials say that pothole is likely due to simple wear and tear on the asphalt now today's runway closures are in the same area that is scheduled to close 4 20 days. e

'sspokesman for sfo. >>he said that he might take about a couple of hours to do it let the new pavement cure and just a pothole they have to fill, but it is impacting runway 28 left and one right so have 2 runways impacted right now he says they should open up by early to mid afternoon. keep us updated what you know, but he says do expect some delays as a result, especially for incoming flights anywhere from 30 to 45 minutes to call ahead so he says basically like a foggy day so it's nothing that they cannot handle that call ahead if you're picking of loved ones because your loved one could be arriving a little bit later than you expected. 30 let's get updates on weather and traffic we've got john leading us off with the forecast morning john good morning guys we're looking at another nice day ahead of us not quite as sunny as what we had been seeing though hey robin. i do want to go. there back to me there's a look from blow in the distance it is cloudy out there to get things started today and it's goin

sfo 82. oakland downtown was 87. that also was a record. a little different twist today with the air flow now more out of the northwest not the north- northeast. that makes a big difference. you can see the offshore coming in off the sierra. then it kind of fizzles out as in are cold ard the valley. enough to get the fog going. it just need as little help. if it doesn't start a little bit todayers more so tomorrow. 50s and 60s on the temps. we are trendinga little though, will be with us for one more day. inland temperatures will be upper 80s to near 90. the coast and bay will still be 60s and 70s and to near 80 degrees. the extended outlook has cooler weather. there are signs at the end of april to early may we will be cooler than average so we may not see these temperatures again quick jump up, though. >>> our new weather app is free for you to use and download from the apple and google play stores with interactive radar, hourly updates and the seven- day forecast. it has a really easy feature to upload your weather photos and video. >>>

they're >>sfo and that could lead to delays and cancellations. >>if you're planning a trip in september. they're closing the runway for maintenance and it's supposed to take about 3 weeks. air florida airport officials are saying that if you're booking a flight in september keep this in mind and if you have to flat sfo do before 09:00am because it's. >>it's usually too early for like the delay to be that long the work begins september 7th. it goes until september 27th and right now to get more information on this whole thing we've got a skype interview doug yeager all thanks for joining us. john thanks for having this due to the travelers thousands of people use it every day and a little rainfall causes problems. i imagine shutting down a runway. >>yes, so the effect that this will have is very similar to what you see during bad weather days, we're closing we've got a total of 4 runways at sfo and we're going to be closing one of those 4 runways for that 20 day period, the runway that we're closing his call to 8 left. this is one of the runways t

ce our sfo camera.g to rvices we have low ceilings. tomorrow morning with the low clouds around, you may encounter some delays if you're flying out of sfo. live doppler 7, we do have that deep marine layer in place and visibility is running low across some parts of the bay area. temperatures rights now 50s, 60s. a live look from our exploratorium camera. you can see the fog obscuring a little bit of the skyline here. an hour-by-hour forecast, overnight tonight going into tomorrow morning, that system i showed you at the top of the newscast will start to squeeze out drizzle. 8:00 tomorrow morning, 8:30 in the morning. don't be surprised if you see slippery roadways. as the day goes on, late in the day you start to see the clearing trend in the north bay and by sunday it reaches all parts of the bay area. tomorrow morning as you make your early plans watch out for the fog and a drizzle. temperatures 40s, 50s tomorrow afternoon in the south bay, it be a cooler day. 70 degrees in gilroy, morgan hill, 6 in san jose, 66 in santa cruz. 66 pal

delays at sfo.oughout the afternoon. 65 in san rafael. 70 in napa. it is going to take some time to scour out the clouds on the peninsula. upper 50s, gusty winds half moon bay. 67 for livermore. and the accu-weather seven-day forecast, today, cool, breezy and blustery in spots, partly cloudy late in the day. sunny, warmer tomorrow. but boy, look at the warming trend getting under way for earth day on monday. it lasts through the middle of the week. with mid to upper 80s. even around the bay. the coast even warms up. the winds are going to back off as soon as tomorrow along the shoreline. so today is the coolest out there. >> the micro climate forecast can change so fast. >> yes, especially in spring. you got it. >> thank you. >>> thank you for joining us on abc 7 mornings. "good morning america" is next. we will leave you for now at a live look outside at alcatraz. abc 7 news returns at 8:00 a.m. see you then. how about letting your hair down a little? how about a car for people who don't play golf?

here's a look at sfo where we are in the mid to upper 50s. in the north bay, mid to upper 50s for you there. oakland is 58 for the inner east bay of livermore at 56. san jose is 57. winds are light and cooler in some areas than yesterday. down by 4 in the bottle. all in all, it is very similar to yesterday morning. when it comes to the cloud cover and the fog, santa rosa is reporting visibility at half a mile. if you take a look at the darker shade of gray, right down along highway 1, you are likely to find some patchy dense fog out there. if you have an early morning drive, something to consider. here is a look at the cloud cover out there. no rain yet. scattered showers are expected to develop later this afternoon at last into the evening hours. temperature-wise, another mild day. upper 60s in hayward. 72 for concord. 72 and hannah say. i love a look at the futurecast model when it comes to the rainfall over the next 24 hours and what you can expect for the rest of the week. coming up in just a bit, let's check the highways this morning. >>

live at sfo, thom jensen. >> sfo has a history of problems with its runway, it's something steven stock has been looking into. you can watch his report tonight at 6:00. >>> just in to the newsroom, the verdict is in for the gruesome killing of kyle myrick in san jose. he was brutally beaten at a sports shop where he worked. his body was then dumped in the santa cruz mountains. there was no dispute that steve lebeau killed his co-worker. the issue is whether or not it was premeditated. myrick's parents felt that it was. >> it seemed premeditated. the way they ended up notice back of that burned-out building. he brought a murder weapon, he cornered my son and, you know, just beat him over and over. >> as for the verdict, the jury found steve lebeau guilty of second degree murder. the parents say they are verdict. >>> a tragic and terrifying night for a rich mond mother and two children. a domestic violence call turned deadly. that 911 call came in about a home invasion. the young caller said her father was the intruder. he was attacking the family with a knife. nbc bay area's jodi hernand

will affect how many flights can land at sfo in september. apple told us he's getting the word out now hopefully to minimize delays later. >>give the opportunity for airlines to adjust their flight schedules. they can reduce the amount of flights that they operate during that september period it will reduce the delays that we experienced during that construction project. >>charles domestic and international flights could be affected airport officials are recommending that anybody who books a flight the ron september the 7th and last until september the 27. the big sngtory all week, sanraarrested 30 year lee your birdland in connection to last week's sword attack. >>police say they found him last night at a restaurant in the area of any and mark and in the tenderloin neighborhood. the attack happened last friday near fillmore can the city. that's also near the church of 8 wheels skating rink witnesses said a man wearing a red make america great again hat stabbed another man with a sword and then ran away to witnesses came in contact with the a

west at sfo at 8. now more of a west-southwest direction. not that strong but there is a south wind this brentwood. west-southwest. only pittsburg has a little off shore. i think over time this will win out. that is a big difference compared to yesterday when it was all north-northeast. especially up in the east bay hills. 49 to 53 are the water temperatures. once the fog gets help, and it will the next couple of days, it will come flying in. temperatures are down about 5 degrees compared to yesterday. the north wind yesterday was really holding up the temps. still 60s. napa is looking at 58. 59 in american canyon. 56 in ukiah, 52 in monterey. the ridge, though, you can see the circulation around that. there are signs the fog is inching back, not so much today but the breeze today. i think the fog makes an impact tomorrow. only the most inland locations will be in the upper 80s. tomorrow we will see more 60s, 70s and 80s. we did hold on to a couple of 90s in concord, brentwood and gilroy but otherwise coast and bay, 60s, 70s and 80s. fog on

have a look at the live picture of the tower at sfo. while the problem has been fixed right now, the delays are still impacting a lot of travelers flying out of sfo. we are trying to -- or trying to fly in to sfo. >> reporter: effort officials say the problem was discovered thursday morning during routine run when inspections. crews spotted a foot wide depression, 4 inches deep at the heavily traveled intersection of runway 28 left and 1 right. >> our normal process when we find something like this is to close the runway and make immediate repairs and that is what we are doing. >> reporter: with two runways closed, a cascade of delays and cancellations. javier vallejo and 5 coworkers came from chile for the google conference. the delay means they will not get back home until saturday, after a revised connection through new york city. >> what can we do besides work and wait? our wife and children are waiting so that is a bummer. >> reporter: the affected runway is already scheduled for a major repaving this fall. airport officials say pa

. >>> i a look at sfo were a big area tech exec says his constitutional rights were violated and the aclu has filed a complaint with homeland security. in a blog post andrea's gal says when he returnednostoms ag his company phone and laptop. he is an employee with apple and the devices contained proprietary information. he signed a nondisclosure agreement, so he asked to speak with apple or an attorney first. he says agents continueto interrogate and threaten him. he writes, the time is overdue for congress to step in and provide meaningful oversight and ledges nation to rein in cpb's egregious misconduct. eventually, the agents let him leave without unlocking his devices. a's and border protection says this is a matter of policy and they can't comment on pending litigation. >>> family and friends are remembering to teenagers who died while trying to rescue a dog from a canal. jacob hourmouzus and jacob schneider were electrocuted on monday near dixon avenue and interstate 80 in dixon. one of them touched and electrified gate. this was a vigil for the two dixon high school students a

still breezy at sfo. no fog out there. and breezy up in the hills, up to 20 miles an hour in the east bay hills. that's why you can see our camera. temperatures about the same, 45 to about 50 degrees. you'll notice at noon 58 at the coast chilly there. mid-60s for the rest of us and then near 70 by 4:00. the coast still staying at about 59. m 60s. it gets warmer tomorrow. alex snis>is alexis? >>> a quiet start to the friday morning drive. a pretty empty golden gate bridge. just a couple vehicles coming our way on southbound 101 and either side of the roadway here that overnight barrier installation work has wrapped. you should not come across any delays across golden gate bridge this morning. looking good in the green. castro valley to the maze also 14 and even better than that northbound 101 between 286-80 split. >>> and now to one of the top trending stories making headlines this morning. the white house plan to punish political rivals. we've learned president trump wanted to bus immigrants detained at the border and rel

fast in the usual spots, sfo and half moon bay. this is an idea of santa rosa's wind as it is forecast. 26 on mount tam right now. and eventually that works its way down to us. it is a quiet morning. 46 to 52. milder than yesterday. then you will notic

>>> homeless surge at sfo. the airport has increasingly become a refuge for those living on the streets and authorities are coming -- running out of options. >> we might transport them to a nearby homeless shelter. >> the ongoing search for a long-term solution. >>> gun show vans, the vowed to end all such events at the cow center. >> we can make changes in california and san francisco. >> from ktvu news, this is the four. >> ♪ >> hundreds of people marched and sang in the streets of parents following the massive fire at the notre dame cathedral. we are getting a look inside as french officials promised to rebuild as quickly as possible. the president of france said an aggressive five year timeline to restore notre dame. welcome to the four. i'm heather home homes. >>> i'm alex savidge. officials are assessing the damage. the fire appears to be accidental, starting in the roof where there was restoration work underway. ray bogan reports from paris for many who have pledged money for the reconstruction. >> repor

delays in and out of sfo for most of the afternoon. our first charles clifford has details. >>well here at sfo on thursday 2 runways 28 left and one right were closed down for hours as crews. repaired basically a pothole now early thursday morning, according to airport maintenance crews discovered a 12 inch depression in 28 laugh near the intersection with one right they closed down those 2 runways so crews could go in there put some asphalt in that spot worked to smooth out the runway. now that resulted in delays about a half hour for some flights, the airport remained open. they just had to fall, parting arriving flights on tuesday. 2 other runways one right was opened just before noon. 28 left was a the repairs were completed by about mid afternoon and operations were able to return to normal another repair work that was done today also occurred in an area where the airport has been working over the past few months and years to improve the runway there have been weekend closures and closures of runways here in order redo the pavemen

sfo is reporting arrival delays because of this. it's pretty murky you will notice. close to an hour there. if you're picking somebody up, keep that in mind. petaluma, quite a variety there. concord, 70 degrees. some of the inland spots have been up into the mid-70s today, and a live look from our emeryville camera. the sun starting to show through. spottily light showers. breezy the next few days, and there is a chance of showers early the next week. current system is a 1 on the storm impact. tonight look for the scattered light showers. less than a tenth of an inch, and it is turning breezy in spots. hour-by-hour, 6:00 tonight, a few raindrops. 8:30 that cold front starts to come through. 10:00 p.m., it will pass through the bay area as we head into the wee hours of the morning. behind the front, we're going to see the winds pick up. 5:00 a.m. a few blips of green. an a little drizzle conditioned be ruled out. the winds will continue the clear out our skies as we head into late morning, early afternoon. tomorrow morning, 40s, 50s. breezy with some slippery spots. s

sfo has a plan to address these issues.new concrete base below the layers of asphalt. >> the original concrete base is several decades old. 68 depressions happen every year. >>> the city council is discussing ways to regulate vacation rentals following the lead of our communities. the council voted unanimously on tuesday to continue considering a proposal. it includes requiring owners to gain a business license as well as enforcing payment of transient occupancy taxes. they plan to revisit theish knew july. >>> the restaurant business has a reputation for being cutthroat. the last few weeks have been brutal for restaurants. some have closed after thriving for decades. the owners left a note saying after 20 years their to die for sushi concept was dead. after 38 years announced they're closing after easter brunch and bar service. bill russell is also closing up shop. >> we tried to raise prices a little and lost 20% business. people were happy with with a we were doing. we couldn't change it without it affecting the quality.

a little bit of an onshore flow at sfo. notice it's 5:00.t about everybody starts to get a light onshore breeze. tomorrow it will be even stronger. look what it does to our temperatures. no more records after today. no more 90s. we're still warmer than average to at least sunday and monday and tuesday temperatures in the upper 60s to mid-70s. that's where it should be this time of the year. alexis? >>> good morning, mike. and right now we're in a smooth spot. we don't have any major incidents. we are looking at heavy traffic westbound 92 leaving the toll plaza for the san mateo bridge. we have a minor two-car collision but that has been pushed off to the shoulder. no lanes are blocked through that area. a 10 to 20-mile-per-hour average trying to get out on the span. everyone has to drive over metal plates. in the red trying to bounce back from two earlier issuesbefore the 680 split. no delays san rafael to san francisco. >>> more than 22 hours down, only 37 more to go or something along those lines. the "avengers" marathon is under way at am

sfo, you can see it is wet there. with temperatures in the 50s.ike it should be warmer but, no, it's not. we're looking at numbers here in the upper 50s. san jose, 57. and emeryville looking at some sunshine, 54 there. and 57 in concord. look at the winds here, you can tell how gusty it is. the clouds will thin out. fog and clouds. patchy drizzle. dramatically cooler inland. milder tomorrow. for easter. here is the way it looks in the afternoon. mid 70s. the winds will back off. it will feel good. plenty of sun. and then by monday, we are into the 80s. well above average. and maybe 15 to 20 degrees above average by tuesday. this continues into wednesday. and then thursday, we begin our cooling trend. upper 60s today. in concord. upper 70s tomorrow. so the trend will be for warmer weather after today, to last throughout most of the upcoming workweek. it is about time, right? check out the colors here, this is where the winds are gusty. surface winds to 44 miles an hour. at sfo. and 25 miles an hour over in oakland. and half moon bay, nearly 30 mile

coming up, this pothole causing hours of frustration at sfo. we have an update from the airport. >>> ice cream in the weather department is never dependent on the temperature. we'll take it at any time. we're going have a beautiful setup in the 70s over the few days so if you like that, wait until next week. how does the low 80s sound. >> they sound great. you know what else sounds amazing is your commute. we have friday light. the richmond, san raphael bridge looking good. no backup there. did you know comcast business goes beyond fast with a gig-speed network. complete internet reliability. volionnd. video monitoring. that's huge. did you guys know we did all this stuff? no. i'm not even done yet. wow. business tv. cloud apps and support. comcast business goes beyond at&t. start with internet and voice for just $59.90 a month. it's everything a small business owner needs. comcast business. beyond fast. >>> 5:13. and new this morning, an israeli space craft crashed into the moon moments before touchdown. that space craft lost communication wit

kpix5 is live at sfo to tell us more about the victim. i am here because as you mentioned, the plans are still counted for president trumps executive order. a 24-year-old was traveling for work when she was on the plane that crashed in ethiopia. she is described as a radiant spirit who was an advocate for healthcare. this is the first lawsuit filed on behalf of an american involved in the crash. the law firm filing the case is based in chicago. early reports indicate that pilate was attempting to troubleshoot the problem and was reading that airline manual as the plane started to malfunction shortly after takeoff. a separate plane will also be filed against the faa. it is on behalf of the family. the complaint accuses a breach of warranty, and civil conspiracy. the complaint states that boeing haphazardly rushed the 737 max eight to market with the knowledge and tactic approval of the u.s. faa. the decision to put profits over safety and regulators who enabled it must be held accountable for their reckless actions. we talked about this at

emergency runway repairs at sfo leading to runway delays. jackie ward has more. >>> dealing with delays is not how they wanted to kick off the weekend. >> i tried to rebook another flight. it took an hour and a half. they were rebooking. i finally got mine. >> reporter: now like hundreds of others they are waiting. >> i got it rescheduled to 10 and now it is delayed until 1145. that's not too bad. >> they booked my flight but it was delayed until 6:15. >> we are laying a new section of asphalt that takes a while to cure. >>> the public permission officer for sfo sent a pothole on runway 28 is causing delays. this pothole means that two of the four runways had to be closed. these delays are similar to those that have to occur on a bad weather day. >> this is a heavily trafficked area. more than two thirds of all the aircraft that operate actually use that intersection. that's one reason we want to make a bundle on, fundamental look in september. >> the work being done is a patch and in september the same area will get a new repair. the concre

. >>> taking a live look at sfo where we're getting word of an emergency landing. according to delta, flight 1359 from sfo to jfk returned for a maintenance issue. it's not clear what that issue was. delta is working on getting those passengers to their destinations. >>> investigators are looking into the cause of a strip mall fire in alameda county. it broke out before 5:30 this morning at sweet honeyeeopr lew over the scene near joaquin avenue. firefighters tell us the fire started in the kitchen. they knocked down the fire pretty quickly, and it did not spread to any adjacent businesses. alameda county fire department posted these pictures of the fire, and no one was inside the restaurant and no injuries reported. >>> a judge could decide if the man accused in a deadly bar stab is competent to stand trial. c -- cowell charged with stabbing -- saying there's quote substantial evidence that he is mentally incompetent. he could face the death penalty or life without patrol. >>> a california couple accused of torturing their 13 children was sentenced after reaching

we saw some near sfo on the lens there.the north bay and warmer over the south bay. again, 50s to start the day, not bad at all. we are dealing with fog out there this morning. napa is reporting 3 miles visibility. santa rosa reporting 1 mile visibility. so the stretch on highway 101 you will find it thick. from the sonoma county coastline to the san mateo coastline, expect some of this out there. there is cloud cover here that you see on our storm tracker 2. the rain moves in later today. it may impact the giants game. be prepared for spotty showers for the afternoon. 66 in san francisco, 68 in oakland, low 70s expected for the south bay. when i come back i will have the timeline of the rain and snow for the sierra and what we can expect for the rest of the week. it is 7:32. let's check the highways with sal. >>> right now, we have traffic that is moving along okay on some of these commutes. a little lighter than usual on some and back to normal on others. let's go to the bay bridge. this is typical, backed up to 20 minute

trains of the night term nightnating at sf -- terminating at sfo. airport stats show contacts between airport personnel and homeless people have tripled in the last two years. the city wants b.a.r.t. to sweep its trains for the homeless before they arrived at the airport. >>> the homeless seeking refuge at sfo is not a new issue. in september, 2017, a san francisco police officer assigned to the airport was attacked with a knife by a transient. the officer was badly hurt but survived the incident. police arrested the suspect, 64-year-old doris johnston. at the time, police told abc7 news its officers met some the late-night b.a.r.t. trains arriving at sfo to turn away homeless looking to enter the airport. >>> severe weather continues across the south. a powerful storm system killed two kids in texas after a tree fell on to a car killing a 3-year-old and an 8-year-old. a man who lives nearby rushed to try to help. >> ran down there to see what was going on. that's where i noticed that the tree had fallen on their vehicle. i saw the signs of the tree

here's a live look at sfo. some areas with sunshine already this morning. taking a look at the forecast today, starting the day with clouds, it is windy and clearing skies tomorrow, a closer look at easter sunday, we bring in easter bunny, here you go, or sunshine throughout the day and they reach the 70s, 74 degrees by about 4:00. here is the satellite showing of this, we have been watching the system developing and northern california bringing clouds, even a few sprinkles or a few showers earlier this morning. we still have lingering cloud cover across portions of the bay area. we scale back on some of the overcast in the bay area, lots of 50s in santa rosa, 59, oakland 55, san jose checking in at, the wind is up in a few spots, oakland airport westerly a 22. look at the gusts in fairfield, 32 miles per hour, sfo pretty strong here, also towards half moon bay, gusty winds, most areas today with wind around 15- 20 five miles per hour, it could be a bit stronger than that, baseball this afternoon, we are expect

sfo has a little bit in the west. we are looking for a lot of sunshine today and temperatures bumping up, special if you get the north wind. santa rosa is 85. 60s and 70s in lane. it will be warm and hot if you don't like anything over 75. >> the time is 4:30. new developments in sri lanka. van parked next to a church it was bombed has been exploded. there is no word on injuries. the police were inspecting the van when they were told that they was parked there since yesterday. they were trying to defuse the bombs but they went off. a series of longings killed over 290 people. 24 suspects were in custody. >>> house speaker nancy pelosi has scheduled a conference call today with fellow democrats to discuss how to move forward following the re washington, d.c., democrats are divided about whether to push for impeachment of president trump. >> this is a tough strategy question for democrats. whether to try to impeach the president and remove him from office are focus on defeating him in 2020. >> reporter: trumka returning

bart just shared they are recovering from their delays at sf to sfo. we should have no more than 10-minute delays. also recovery toward the east bay. earlier equipment problems there. the commute looks good. 880 southbound approaching 23rd. a traffic break to clear this disabled vehicle. we will track that very closely. meanwhile, the rest of the bay shows a typical pattern. lighter than a typical tuesday. right back to you. >>> thanks so much, mike. 6:31 right now. depending where you live, you have probably seen this. sideshows. all of them squealing down busy roadways. communities around the bay area are doing what they can to shut down these illegal shows. in san jose, the city wants to crack down on spectators as well. kris sanchez joins us live from city hall with what kind of action they're talking about. kris? >> reporter: hi there, laura. police tell the city that the audiences play a big role in making these sideshows possible and making them really big. the city wants to take aim at the spectators. they block the roadways. now, you have seen

so tell me a little bit the food program at sfo and what makes this so special >> well, we have a we have food and beverage program at sfo we trivia important the sustainable organic produce and our objective to be a nonterminal and bring in the best food of san francisco for our passengers. >> i like this it's is (inaudible) i thank my parents for bringing me here. >> this the definitely better than the la airport one thousand times better than. >> i have a double knees burger with bacon. >> i realize i'm on a diet but i'm hoping this will be good. >> it total is san francisco experience because there's so many people and nationalities in this town to come to the airport especially everyone what have what they wanted. >> are repioneering or is this a model. >> we're definitely pioneers and in airport commemoration at least nationally if not intvrl we have many folks asking our our process and how we select our great operators. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the food option in san francisco airport are phenomenal that's if it a lot of the airports >> yeah. >> you don't have the choice. >> some airports

sfo to livermore one to five. santa rosa two degrees cooler.think an afternoon breeze will kick in. there's already some low to mid-70s. it didn't take long to move up here. you're seeing temperatures rocket up. again, cool over by the coast and bay. it's trying to establish a little sea breeze. there's no fog. it'll be here tomorrow. there are more hints of a west-southwest or a south wind versus an offshore. those kind of still aflight there. by this afternoon more of that onshore sea breeze or westerly breeze will kick in. fog is out there. play in to our weather tomorrow. and a low forming northeast of the 2 will work its way into the weekend. today and yesterday will be the warmest days maybe for a while. we are going into a different pattern. today will be a warm to hot day. look at the fog coming back from point ray to san francisco, to the goaden gate. it's not much but it's a sign of things to come. upper 80s and 90s again for many who are well away from the coast. starts the trend tomorrow a little cooler and then a big drop friday in

. >>> a pothole at an intersecting section of runway caused delays and cancellations at sfo today.ve look at the airport where, yes, it's still windy out. repairs were finished around 2:30 p.m. sky 7 captured repair crews getting to work. the 12-inch depression was discovered at dawn at the intersection of runways 28 left and 1 right. 28 is used heavily for arriving flights. sfo has a plan to address the issue later this summer. >> we're going to be doing in september in that area is creating a new concrete base below the layers of asphalt. >> the original concrete base is several decades old. sfo says about six to eight depressions happen every year. >>> we still don't know when the salesforce transit center will reopen, but it looks like businesses are interested in moving in. a report released today by the transbay joint powers authority says there has been an uptick in interest. it comes after a week toured the building. officials say steel plates that will reinforce the beams have arrived and will soon be bolted into place. the transit center shut down almost two days ago, as

brentwood right now, already delays at sfo. the fog lurking.pring has tried to take over. fog this morning. that's when the winds will be fastest. here is a look at the north bay. fog around through 9:00 and then mainly cloudy. upper 60s. that's when your chance of showers begins. east bay, just about the entire day will be mostly cloudy. mild temperatures in the mid to upper 60s. at 7:00 your first chance at showers. you will be comfortable today, mostly cloudy to cloudy. the change in the weather that is coming as rain is in thealex. it's been a week and a half since we've seen you. >> just a week. >> i add the weekends, too. welcome back. >>> we have had a few crashes but good news. a long-term blocking collision just cleared. this was on southbound 880. i you mentioned it. a crash blocking a slow lane and that did clear from the lanes. that backup starting to look better on southbound 880, still lingering on 238 coming from 580 and castro valley. hopefully that will start to improve. should be improving. it doesn't look much better here. no

kerry falla and his wife were ticketed to fly from sfo to london and then onto india. the morning of their flight, british airways canceled the first leg. kerry took action, immediately. >> i called customer service. and after an hour and a half, they were able to book me out of los angeles. >> okay. los angeles. that means flying from l.a. all the way to london. great. but what about getting to l.a.? that bit right there. well, kerry said the phone agent told him to buy one-way tickets on another airline and later file for reimbursement. that's what he did. but british airways denied his $374 claim. so kerry contacted us. we reached out to b.a. and it paid in full within two days. with he did not get an explanation for why the hop from sfo to lax wasn't added into kerry's reservation. contact us at nbcbayarea.com/responds or call us at 1-888-996-tips. >>> thanks, chris. >> coming up next on "today in the bay", a look at that forecast. >>> we have some warmer temperatures on the way. palo alto from 48 to 62 already by 11:00. a look at all our microclimates coming up. >

live at sfo, robert handa, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, robert. our investigate i unit has done extensive reports on sfo's sinking problem. to watch all of them, head to our website, nbcbayarea.com. >>> there are signs of progress at san francisco's battle against all those car break-ins. it's actually break-ins down 18% compared to this time last year. the city says the citywide campaign park smart campaign is helping, but there is a lot of work still to do. one of san francisco's newest communities, the east cut is rolling up its sleeves. sam brock joins us near the embarcadero with more on this new neighborhood effort. sam, tell us about it. >> raj, good evening. you'll see those city sponsored signs in places like alamo square park. what we're talking about is the east cut community benefit district, which represents areas like rincon hill in the transbay area, putting up these individual signs on their own on meter, telling you, as you can see, if you love it, don't leave it. san francisco residents new and old have hardened to the rough and

check out sfo, 44 miles per hour.on bay, 38 and still some gusty conditions towards santa rosa. in concord, also of course. this time of year, with everything drying out and the wind blowing the pollen around, you can see the tree pollens trending way up so that will be a factor this time of year especially with the healthy rainfall season we have had over the past few months. that will contribute to a bit more sneezing over the next few weeks or months in northern california. satellite is showing you the clouds screaming and -- streaming in from the north. there was a light shower in concord and vacaville today. we were talking about the chance of an isolated sprinkle or light shower. it is not widespread but they are popping up here in the bay area, a little bit of grain here. the main focus of the showers is to the north and our east. the current numbers are definitely cooler than yesterday, san francisco, 55, fremont, 57, santa rosa, 63 and fairfield in the upper 60s. we will check in on some of those wind speeds.

. >>> sfo has one of the most modern international terminals in the u.s. and homeless have noticed, they are using it more and more to camp out in. according to the chronicle, officers patrolling the airport have seen contacts with the the past couple of years. for example, there were about 40 calls per day in february of this year compared to just a dozen two years before. many of the people involved come in on the loss to bart train which pulls into the terminal at around 1:30 a.m. the airport says it has asked bart to sweep late-night trains of the homeless before they can reach sfo. this comes after bart's general manager's retirement announcement, a surprise to many of barth's governing board. >>> after his appearance on late night with colbert, eric has been making waves tonight in a crowded pool. eric small said he would push for a higher minimum wage, affordable healthcare and clean energy, but he said his number one priority is gun-control, anthat universal ba ginning. >> i'm the only candidate, proposing that we ban and the buybacevery single ass

. >>> travelers traveling to italy can now fly air italy from sfo directly to milan. the airline is offering four weekly round flights to milan. the flights will have 24 business class seats and over 200 economy seats. earlier this month, they launch direct flights from lax, to milan. >>> a live look from san jose international, that airport is also celebrating a new route. passengers are able to catch flight to long beach. this week, they began offering for daily nonstop flights with four flights back to the bay. the offer to daily flights as well. to long beach. >>> winter may be over but temperatures have plunged in the rockies and plains. a powerful winter storm. the april blizzard, is slamming colorado the hardest right now. creating treacherous conditions for drivers. on this highway outside of vail, the snow disabled big rigs and left drivers sliding down abatements. the governor called in the national guard, to help out some stranded motorists. meanwhile, airlines have canceled more than 700 flights today out of denver alone. >>> back in the bay we have sunshi

no change of the sensors but a lile oll >>> if you plan on flying through sfo in september, you may facerisk of delays. that's because sfo will close one of its main arrival runways in case you know the numbers of the runways. work continues until september 27th. if you want to april void delays, your best bet may be to book flights departing before 9:00 in the morning. they choose september because people are back at school f. you are trying to get somewhere for a business meeting, good luck. >>> a newtuun you could take the treatment of your ulcerative colis in a different direction. talk to your doctor about xeljanz, a pill, not an injection or infusion, foxeljanz is the first ando se only fda-approved pill for moderate to severe uc. it can reduce symptoms in as early as two weeks, improve the appearance of the intestinal lining, and provide sting steroid-free remission. xeljanz can lower your ability fight infections including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers including lymphoma, have happened. as have tears in the stomach or intestines, serious allergic r

this particular intersection is used by two-thirds of all aircraft at sfo. the airport had scheduled a may know repair for this september which will cause the runway to be closed for 20 days while work is done on a 1,900 foot section of the 10,500 foot strip. >> what we're going to be doing in september is creating a new concrete base below the layers of asphalt. we think the base below it which is several decades old is part of reason we're seeing these depregnancies occur. >> bend six to eight depressions have been happening a year. the terminals are delayed. this person is being offered a flight tomorrow. >> this is a traffic control issue, they are not obligated to give us any other accommodation. >> what kind of hardship is this for you? >> it is very difficult. i have children at home. if i don't get home today, i don't have childcare tomorrow. >> 17 of the canceled nights were not relate to the repair work. the repair work now is completed. the runways will reopen about two hours ago. that's why you're seeing planes stacked up. getting ready to take o

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if you go to sfo, the roads are open. at 5:03, let's go back to the desk. >>> happening today, governor gavin newsom will talk about the threat of wildfires and climate change. ktvu's elissa harrington will have more. you are outside the pg&e headquarters with details. >> reporter: the governor will meet with directors to talk about the growing cost of wildfires and how residents can still have access to safe and affordable energy. what we know is that governor newsom is expected to release a report this afternoon detailing all sorts of wildfire related issues. one of the big items is the pg&e's bankruptcy and how can impact people living in northern california. over the past couple of years is wildfire after wildfire. devastating parts of the area and giving to the entire committees. they say if they keep getting the wildfires, they could have rates skyrocket 60% or more. if you at a $15 billion fire on top of that, you are going to have two double rates in a single year. >>> he said there could be all kinds of impacts b

a say the decision could impact passenger safety with crop force will tran now joining us live from sfo. >>with more on the story will. >>3 bay area airports and then 10 altogether in california and will begin at about 8 o'clock this morning. so don't be surprised if a southwest airlines employee comes up to you and talks to use this is something the sea hope not to do, but they say right now southwest airlines they have chosen to use nonunion employees and they claim that could jeopardize your safety in terms of janitorial services cleaning services within the airline security staff, southwest airlines are not saying why they're doing it. but in general, whenever you switch to nonunion employees. it's to save money and it's more flexible for the needs of your company, southwest airlines is in the midst of battling many other unions, including the mechanics union who last month. they southwest airlines claims that they're trying to deliberately slow down air travel by taking as many as 60 airline aircraft as should say our service and disrupting as the 2 sides are still negotiating a de