spencer and some new rules hey.t you. (♪) you're so amazing. (♪) you know, we have a new report out today that has you maybe rethinking your leftovers. the united nations environment program says households around the world throw out more than a billion meals per day. it's estimated that $1 trillion worth of food is tossed out every year. and it's bad for the environment, too. 8 to 10% of greenhouse gas emissions can be attributed to food waste. and spencer is that due to just the, you know, processing, transporting, preparing and all that food that a lot of it has to do with that and the decomposition of the of the rotting food, it releases a greenhouse gases into the atmosphere. >> but that's, you know, that's one sad side of it. the other sad side of it is so many people are starving, and yet so much food is being thrown away. yeah, that's the irony, isn't it, that, you know, and, you know, we all try to be good about it. >> but how often have you taken food home from a restaurant that you didn't finish thinking

well, this was a searingly honest interview with earl spencer, and at times difficult to watch, to bet. he has written a book about his experiences of his childhood, particularly at boarding school, and he talks about suffering shocking levels of violence from the age of eight and being sexually abused from the age of ii. he also talks in some detail about his experience at home with his sister, princess diana, and particularly suffering at the hands of a violent nanny, nanny forster. and this is what he had to say. really damaging violence to children is going to affect them, whatever house they come from, whatever family they're born into. and that nanny who did that to us, i mean, she used to crack our heads together if we're both found to have done something naughty — obviously, without my father's knowledge. but it really hurt. it wasn't a tap on the wrist. it was a cracking crunch, you know, and i remember it still, and i think it emphasises, again, the disconnect of parents. and i'm really not a critic of my parents. they did their best, like 98% of parents do. and i think, aga

. >> spencer, it's back. it's. yes. that's right. stormy. spencer stormy. spencer. exactly. hard to believe a storm is bearing down on us right now with the blue sky we've had all day. but here's the picture on satellite radar image. you see the storm approaching the coastline. it's a level one storm on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale. so for tomorrow and saturday, we expect a periods of light. tomorrow. showers, a slippery, slippery roadways. it will be breezy, even gusty at times and a chance of a thunderstorm on saturday into sunday. here's the forecast animation starting at 7 a.m. tomorrow. by midday, we'll see that line of showers moving onshore first in the north bay, then sweeping eastward and southward as our storms often do. a little bit of a break late tomorrow night, but then saturday morning, overnight into the midday hours on saturday, more showers swing in and then another line of steadier, heavier rain coming in late saturday into sunday. so we've got some some wet weather coming our way. some pretty stormy weather, as a matter of fact, with rainfal

spencer, thank you so much. that system that's creating blizzard conditions in tahoe is bringing us rain, wind and downright cold temperatures here in the bay area. the abc seven news reporter cornell bernard is live in sonoma, where an emergency shelter is open to help people stay safe. cornell yeah, jr it's going to be super cold tonight. >> so that is why this emergency shelter behind me will be opening here in just a few hours. giving folks who may be living on the street a warm, safe place to ride out all of those cold temperatures. meanwhile up in the sierra, that wild, epic storm is not over yet . fierce blizzard conditions creating a snowmageddon in the high sierra this weekend with high winds and heavy snow, whiteout conditions, and hurricane force winds unfolding at the top of donner summit, where some stranded drivers had to be rescued by chp interstate 80, in both directions remain closed sunday afternoon. >> guys, chp truckee out here so i just wanted to say thank you for your patience. we're trying

we bring in spencer christian there.pencer, every time i say i'm going to go, then the roads get backed up. so if they're not backed up now, i guess maybe the time to go go while it's dry, just stay. >> yes. snow comes again. great point, great point. no snow right now, though. not here in the bay area. at least. looking at live doppler seven, you can see we have a couple of isolated showers left from what was a level one storm earlier today. this is mainly out over the higher elevation in the mount hamilton area, but as you can see on the looping radar image, the system is losing its energy and winding down. so we'll start the forecast animation at 6 p.m. and notice those stubborn showers will still be out there over the mount hamilton area. they will quickly go away, giving way to at least partial clearing during the late night and overnight hours. we'll see a few clouds swinging through in the wee hours of the morning, but the day will start tomorrow with mainly sunny skies, and they'll remain that way up until about

"earl spencer was remarkable.rs of childhood and teen abuse at the hands of my father. in those days, you just kept quiet. there was no one to tell who would have believed you. and all these decades on, i still feel the mental effects." so these are important messages. whether or not you feel a particular sympathy or empathy for earl spencer. and if you want to listen to the full interview, as i said, it's on the podcast feed as a separate episode, the whole interview there. importantly, also, if this is something that has affected you, there is tonnes of information on bbc action line, which is on the bbc website, and there is support out there for people if they have been affected by any of these kinds of issues. should we go out with a bright thing because he's so bugle again? henry if i've got something bright, i am off to play squash, which i enjoy very much and crucially is indoors. we should play squash. you would win? no, you're both squash players. you canjoin me. i am always gone for 25 years. maybe we s

we'll explain. >> i'm spencer christian. showers are winding down the beginning of the workweek is looking sunnier. i'll have the accuweather forecast and just ahead in sports, a big night of basketball. >> stanford women looking to advance to the sweet 16 and road warriors dubs a huge five game road trip. steph makes a little history or a milestone. we'll have that let's take a look at this knee. that truly matters. [ physical therapy staff discusses results ] for your mind. for your body. and for the community. -team! kaiser permanente. kelly has two choices... a honey baked ham that's been slow smoked, hand glazed, and spiral sliced. or, a kelly baked ham. nobody wants a kelly baked meal, not even kelly. every bite is a celebration with the honey baked ham company. more than two feet of snow this weekend. roads in the sierra are looking pretty good despite this. right now, there are no chain restrictions on i-80 or highway 50. spencer christian it seems like as we go into the workweek, the roads are always looking good. i

same as you, spencer. you're getting a little bit of a mess to talk about and you're good on your feet. you got to keep going with it. that's exactly where i was going. >> we've got more than a little bit of a mess. yeah, unfortunately. up right. well let's take a look at live doppler seven. and there's the mess down there in the south bay. as you can see, we've got a line of heavy downpours moving across the santa cruz mountains. and into the area south of us of san jose, but still north of gilroy. and it's pouring there, and there'll be a little bit of snow over in mount hamilton tonight as cold air settles in there. this is a level one storm in the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale through tomorrow. more showers. brief downpours. the showers will be more widely scattered tomorrow than today. snow on our higher peaks, of course. forecast animation shows the scattered nature of the storm going through the overnight hours and tomorrow and all the way into monday and tuesday for that matter, before we

spencer thank you so much. we love brighter days. that system that's creating blizzard conditions in tahoe is bringing us rain, wind and downright cold temperatures here in the bay area. abc seven news reporter cornell bernard is live in sonoma, where an emergency shelter is opened to help people stay safe. cornell yeah. >> jr near freezing temperatures expected here tonight. that is why this emergency shelter right over here will be opening shortly, providing a warm, safe, dry place for those who may be experiencing homelessness. meanwhile, up in the sierra, that epic blizzard is not over yet. fierce blizzard conditions creating a snowmageddon in the high sierra this weekend with high winds and heavy snow, whiteout conditions, and hurricane force winds unfolding at the top of donner summit, where some stranded drivers had to be rescued by chp off interstate 80, in both directions remain closed sunday afternoon. >> guys, chp truckee out here. so i just wanted to say thank you for your patience. we're trying to get this roadway open,

earl spencer to get in touch with the police-— earl spencer to get in touch with the olice. ., ~' . thenk you so much. of course. there _ the police. thank you so much. of course, there is _ the police. thank you so much. of course, there is more _ the police. thank you so much. of course, there is more on - the police. thank you so much. of course, there is more on the i the police. thank you so much. of course, there is more on the bbcl course, there is more on the bbc website and app. the shadow chancellor has played down expectations of a a rapid improvement in public services if labour wins the next election. in the budget on wednesday, the government cut national insurance by two pence for the second time in six months, and stole two of labour's revenue—raising policies. rachel reeves told the laura kuenssberg programme that if they win the election, there would be some extra spending, but labour would not "be able to turn things around straight away". it's clear that the inheritance that a labour government would have if we do win the next election will be the worst since the sec

spencer, thank you.advocates of juvenile justice reform today rallied in support for alameda county district attorney pamela price, who is facing a recall effort. community members gathered just days after price's decision not to charge a teenager as an adult in the 2022 murders of two berkeley brothers. speakers did not address the circumstances of that case specifically, but only what they claim are the negative impacts of charging juveniles as adults. >> we are standing here today because we believe it is important to continue to urge our district attorney to fulfill her commitment to fulfill her campaign promise to trial juveniles and juvenile court, and to end the overcriminalization of our young folks, brothers angel and jay z. >> sotelo. garcia ages 15 and 17, were shot and killed at a birthday party in oakland in 2022. family members are outraged over price's decision not to prosecute the suspect, who is nearly 18 at the time, as an adult. >> coming up on abc seven news at four, robert f kennedy

spencer believes the young woman who sexually abused him and others is still alive.ike in the u.s., in britain there is no statute of limitations on rape or sexual assault. cynthia mcfadden, nbc news >>> and we'll take a break right here and up next a tale of two families the american dream and their extraordinary acts of kindness >>> finally, two families bonded by one home, and the moving gesture now helping others chase their own american dreams. here's elwyn lopez >> reporter: the historic hotel del coronado was built in the late 1800s by thousands of workers who would never be able to step foot inside as guests, including gus thompson ballinger gardner kemp is his great grandson. >> it's still here >> it's still here and it's still fabulous >> reporter: gus thompson was born into slavery. eventually, he moved to california, where he and his wife emma lived with their family just three blocks from the hotel. >> this is unbelievable this has been here since the 18 -- the late 1800s >> correct 1895 to be exact >> reporter: kevin ashley studies the city's black hist

yes, spencer christian is here. >> spencer. okay. >> ama and dan. going to get a little bit of a visit from winter-like weather, as we've had three spring like days in a row. as you can see, we've got nice increasing clouds right now over the golden gate. and these are our forecast headlines. rainy pattern begins tomorrow, a saturday and sunday. it'll be wet, gusty, much cooler than it has been the last few days. and then early next week it will remain unsettled and un springlike until we start to get some sunnier skies. right now we have clouds coming our way. as you can see on the satellite radar composite image, this storm will bring us rainfall tomorrow and saturday on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale. this is a level one storm, bringing mainly light to moderate showers, but we could have a brief downpour here and there. of course. wet roadways and breezy conditions. here's the forecast animation 7:00 tomorrow morning. just cloudy skies. the morning commute will likely not be affected by the approaching rainfall, but it'll start rainin

what has earl spencer said? really distressing allegations from earl spencer. was 11 years old and a boarding school, he said a female member of staff who he describes as a voracious paedophile groomed him and other young boys. he said he was abused in his bed at night, in his dormitory. the 59—year—old also said the then headmaster inflicted brutal beatings on voice, and earl spencer believes the head teacher had sexual pleasure from those beatings. very serious allegations by the brother of princess diana. the serious allegations by the brother of princess diana.— of princess diana. the school has issued a statement _ of princess diana. the school has issued a statement this - of princess diana. the school has issued a statement this morning. what more can you tell us about that? ~ ., what more can you tell us about that? . ., ., what more can you tell us about that? ~ ., ., , ., ., that? we had a statement from the school and they _ that? we had a statement from the school and they say _ that? we had a statement from the school and they say it _ that? we had

"earl spencer was remarkable.ood and teen abuse at the hands of my father. in those days, you just kept quiet. there was no one to tell who would have believed you. and all these decades on, i still feel the mental effects." so these are important messages. whether or not you feel a particular sympathy or empathy for earl spencer. and if you want to listen to the full interview, as i said, it's on the podcast feed as a separate episode, the whole interview there. importantly, also, if this is something that has affected you, there is tonnes of information on bbc action line, which is on the bbc website, and there is support out there for people if they have been affected by any of these kinds of issues. 0ur brothers and sisters on ukraine cast have _ 0ur brothers and sisters on ukraine cast have an— 0ur brothers and sisters on ukraine cast have an interview _ 0ur brothers and sisters on ukraine cast have an interview as _ 0ur brothers and sisters on ukraine cast have an interview as well. - 0ur brothers and sister

charles spencer's fury at the way the press treated his sister, diana, made him famous.t is a point to remember... his anger at her funeral, raw, after years of intrusion and pain. ..a girl given the name of the ancient goddess of hunting was, in the end, the most hunted person of the modern age. decades later, there's been a frenzy around the current princess of wales, kate — even around a family photo. but does the rumour and online speculation compare to what diana endured? no, i think it was more dangerous back in the day. the circumstances of her death were so shocking that it did make the industry that supports the paparazzi really consider more carefully what it could and couldn't do. not because they had a moraljudgment, but because it was unacceptable. he's publishing a memoir about appalling, violent and sexual abuse he suffered at boarding school. sent away at the age of eight, he became a victim. innocent family snaps mask the darker secrets of what went on. he even told me he and his sister were physically hurt by a nanny known as nanny foster, as young chil

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spencer christian joins us now. spencer how is sunday looking? >> not quite so active as today, j.r, but we are still going to have some showers lingering through the day tomorrow. here's a look at live doppler seven. and you can see that right now we've got lots of active weather south of the golden gate, then across the peninsula and over into the east bay. so we've got rain and some steady rain right now in san mateo down into the santa cruz mountains, southward into the palo alto, sunnyvale area, then eastward over towards fremont and then up towards hayward and livermore. so pretty wet in that little sort of semi horseshoe shaped area. this storm on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale is a level one storm. so through tomorrow morning we expect more periods of light to moderate rainfall, brief isolated downpours, and it will be breezy to gusty at times. here's a forecast animation starting at midnight between midnight and about 5 a.m. not a lot of widespread rainfall. in fact, we get a little bit of a not a break, but sort of a shift a

spencer you know, they they know spencer. they know. yep.ah. >> widely known for that. >> you may think twice the next time you want to cancel a restaurant reservation. the latest restaurant trend cancellation fees, according to the new york times, numbers from online reservation service rezzy, show 17% of restaurants on the platform charged at least one cancellation fee in january. that's up from 13% a year earlier and a jump from 4% in january of 2019. i know a lot of places when you make a reservation, you have to have your credit card already linked, and then that way if you don't show up, i mean, i get it because you don't want people, you know, not showing up and then they don't get the business. and i would want i would want to be able to make a reservation. and if somebody's not going to go, but i don't need that incentive, i guess i'm just the type of person who, if i'm not going, i'm going to cancel. karina. >> yeah, yeah. i mean, i agree, i just want the flexibility a little bit. i know i've done that before. you prepay, you know,

abc seven weather anchor spencer christian tells us what is next. following days of rain. spencer. yeah, christian. >> well, let's start with the sierra, where the blizzard now has ended, but there's still a snowstorm. it's still accumulating. but when we were forecast totals of 8 to 10ft, we were right. with the four day total snowfall, total shows sugarwell getting over ten feet of snow as soda springs nearly ten feet, kingvale 106in of snow. so the storm which we the warning i should say the blizzard warning has expired, but there's still a winter storm warning for a portion of the northern sierra, mainly to the north northwest of lake tahoe. that's in effect until 4 a.m. wednesday. so so the storm is not quite so strong as it was, but snow is still accumulating maybe another half foot or so will accumulate over the next 24 hours. snowpack in the sierra uh- at at or above 100% of average for most of the area. so that's good news. now getting back here to the bay area, we had some impressive three day rainfall totals. but as we look at live doppler seven now, you see we've got re

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spencer. >> okay, dan and i'm the clouds are increasing right now. we can soon expect some rain in a matter of hours. here's our satellite radar composite image. you can see the storm approaching the coastline right now on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale. this is a level one storm tomorrow, and saturday we can expect periods of light to moderate showers, slippery roadways, maybe a brief downpour here or there, possibly a thunderstorm on saturday. forecast animation shows the rain arriving in the north bay first tomorrow morning and then spreading to other parts of the bay area in the afternoon and evening, which of course means a wet commute tomorrow evening and as we look at our day planner for tomorrow, here's how it shapes up. mostly cloudy at 7:00 tomorrow morning. temperatures mainly in the low 50s, mid 60s bay and inland by noon, with showers in the north bay by midday, moving elsewhere southward and eastward by 4 p.m. and beginning to wind down a little bit. tomorrow night. i'll have the complete accuweather seven day forecast a lit

spencer thank you.e are now less than 24 hours away from hollywood's biggest night, the 96th academy awards ceremony begins at 4:00 tomorrow, right here on abc. seven nominees with bay area ties are already in los angeles ahead of the big show, including one filmmaker who could take home a gold statue for best documentary short. abc seven news reporter luz pena joins us live from the red carpet as final preparations are underway. hi, luz. and oh, wow, look at that dress. i love that you're ready to go, girlfriend. >> thank you, thank you. okay so you remember my story from yesterday? yes, from the bay area designer, ibibio. well, this is his beautiful gown. i'm wearing it today. his dream was to have one of his gowns on the red carpet. so here it is. shout out to ibibio. your gown is now at the oscars red carpet. your dream came true anyway, karina, we are here getting those last minute touches. finished finishing those last minute touches right now for the oscars. and i caught up with several bay area

spencer, you know what?ink it's perfect because the rain is going to move in tomorrow around that time, later in the evening for san francisco, as you mentioned. but stay in, watch the oscars, the oscars, stay out of the rain and enjoy. >> it's a great way to pass a rainy night, rainy evening. yeah, tonight we have no rain, but the clouds are increasing. here's a look at live doppler seven. and the radar, of course, is picking up some moisture in the atmosphere. that's why you see some green there. but it is not raining right now. but as we animate the maps in the satellite and radar, you can see the clouds moving, streaming in our direction, bringing the next round of rain, which will begin late tomorrow. right now, though, we've got really calm conditions, hardly any wind speed to pick up at all. and up in the north bay where the clouds are getting thicker and the rain will arrive first. it's a few degrees cooler than at this time last night. all other regions where it's not quite so cloudy yet are a coupl

well, really distressing allegations from earl spencer. boarding school, and he was targeted by a female member of staff who he describes as a voracious paedophile. he says she groomed him and other young boys and he was abused in his bed at night in his dormitory. he also makes allegations about the then head teacher, john porch, saying he inflicted brutal beatings on the boys at that school, and earl spencer believes he gained sexual pleasure from those beatings. been absolutely hellish. and has there been any reaction from the school? we have heard from the school, maidwell hall. they say it's been "sobering" to learn of the experiences of earl spencer and other pupils. it added the allegations of sexual abuse had been referred to the local authority designated officer. the school stressed really that almost every facet of school life had changed significantly since the 1970s, and at the heart of those changes had been the safeguarding of children and the promotion of their welfare. the school also has urged any former pupils with simil

. >> yes, spencer christian is here with the forecast. but it's not a lot. it's not a lot, not a lot. >> it's going to be very similar to the system that came through the bay area last night and early this morning. so here's a look at live doppler seven. you can see the moisture as well to our north northwest right now, but moving rather swiftly in our direction on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale. this is a level one storm. so for tonight and overnight we expect periods of light rain, some showers less than a half inch of rainfall from this system. it will be breezy at times with winds gusting 15 to 25mph. here's a forecast animation starting at 5 p.m. not until about well, it will start in the north bay first, as last night system did. not until about 8 or 9 p.m. when we see the system swinging southward down to the golden gate. then, during the late night and overnight hours, the rain will hit other parts of the bay area and start to move out. the bulk of it just before the morning commute begins tomorrow. but of course there will be wet spots o

jacobson thank you, mayor spencer. for the record, am paul jacobson speaking, a division engineer for thst department department. now, as you know, the state is proposing to improve federal aid route 110 in the vicinity of connersville this highway be part of the interstate highway system created by the federal aid highway of 1956. ah, help you understand our proposal. i'd like to begin presentation by showing you a short film that will give you some of the background on the current highway program. and how. in this century america has a nation on wheels. we ride on wheels to work to shop, to play, to go about any place we want to go. we depend on wheels to bring us the food we eat, the clothes we wear, the things we use. but when we depend on wheels, depend also on highways and roads and streets, the wheels to roll on. and therein lies challenge building highways, roads and streets fast enough. keep up with the need after. world war two the nation began developing case of acute congestion that cost us millions of doll

thank, spencer. ■distinguished ladies and gentlemen i compliment on this large gathering here today. it shows clearly that you, the people of connersville, recognize the true significance of this ceremony to each and every one of you. you have had y■aour even disagreements about the highway and, the public hearing room on the streets and in your homes. and i think you'll all agree that such discussions are healthy far from them comes the majority will. we are gathered here today to dedicate a new highway that represent the majority well of the citizens of your community. one segment of a great national system of highways that one day soon will connect the major cities of our land. you good people of connersville about to reap the benefits almost reap the benefits. let's hope that's the case, governor. let's hope the future proves that 18 months ago the right decision was made. 18 months ago,on. see if you can find a seat. well, we can't have the town's pretty schoolteacher standing gently. every year

. >> we don't even know about spencer's black box. >> reporter: spencer collart was the crew chief on an osprey that crashed in australia last august. 23 marines were on board. spencer and two others were killed. the cause is still under investigation. just three months later, that crash off japan killed eight airmen >> when you heard that the osprey had crashed, i mean, what went through your mind >> i just wished maybe that the ospreys had been grounded sooner >> reporter: and tonight collart's family has new fears his sister gwyneth now engaged to an osprey crew chief she met through her late brother. >> they lifted the ban, and i just -- my heart sank it's so scary to me. >> reporter: still searching for answers as they remember spencer. >> he was the kid who would fight off anyone who was bullying or -- sorry. >> absolutely. >> so being here makes sense to me, a lot of sense. >> reporter: on the japan crash, bell textron writing, we are steadfast in our commitment to safety and are fully supporting the investigation. lester >> courtney kube at the pentagon, thank you. >>> here in

i still remember, spencer. you never play the lottery. do remember you telling me years ago, why would i take a pay cut right? >> that's not your agent. no, no, i you know, i like the idea of slightly smaller jackpots and more chances for people to win. now, i don't mean a little teeny tiny jackpots. like, you were saying something earlier about playing the nickel slots in the casino. not that small, but you know, sizable jackpots, but lower than the ones we have now. and more more winners. >> so carina, like 5 to 10 million. >> yeah, that's fine for me. yeah no that's good. i would be happy if i get like a free lunch or something, you know, but yeah, i'm with the smaller jackpots. more winners. okay idea. >> yeah. all right. so they just have to lower the numbers from 0 to 30, you know, or match only five numbers. and maybe that'll happen. all right, surge pricing may no longer apply only to ride sharing apps. it could also impact your next meal. even after wendy's got blasted for proposing dynamic pricing, experts say other fast food ch

spencer i think there's just a hope for some relief out there. well, there's relief on the way, j.r, but it's going to take a while for those conditions to improve so that people can move around freely, get it in and out of the area. >> there were times when the snow was falling at rates of 2 to 4in per hour. some locations in the sierra received up to two feet of snow in a 24 hour period. right now, we still have this blizzard warning in effect until midnight tonight. now, even when it expires, there's going to be a winter storm warning in effect from midnight tonight until 4 a.m. wednesday. so the conditions we just showed you are not going to just go away quickly. it's going to take until about midweek when the snow winds down and the cold air starts to move out before roads are passable, before it's safe to even drive into or out of the greater tahoe area. meanwhile, here in the bay area right now, we are seeing our most recent storm winding down. our conditions are improving. i'll give you all the details on our week ahead in just a moment j

spencer. and let me let me throw one more because we're all and as kotek mentioned financing as well. and i think we're all generally frustrated around financing because it's not directly in our purview. but that's a great approach. one more to throw out you might be familiar with pays property, assess clean energy, a form of sort of increment financing on the property we're also looking at that for accessory dwelling unit construction. so basically you take it out as a senior, lean on the property assessment at a much lower interest rate than a commercial mortgage would be. it goes with the property. obviously, if you sell itthe future. but at the micro level, we're hoping that we could implement that as a lower cost financing. there's a phil understands this stuff inside now. you can explain it all to us. phil, i want to go to governor green, but let me go to charlie first to kind of comment on on what he's hearing. and i think there's a great exchange of ideas. i mean, my basic takeaway is

looking forward to it spencer. thank you. well today's storms brought hail to some locations. check this out. this is what it looked like at one home in the santa cruz mountains. the viewer who took these photos says there were was lightning there. as well. now, parents across the bay area are watching the weather closely, hoping annual easter egg hunts will not be affected by rain today. in many spots, storm clouds cleared giving way to sun and abc seven news reporter cornell bernard has more on what many hope will be an excellent holiday weekend in three, two, one. >> go look out hundreds of four year olds coming in hot on a mission for easter eggs to fill up those baskets. this is the city of berkeley's annual spring egg hunt extravaganza, and cesar chavez park organizer steph chu feared the big family event might be a washout. >> we were running rain or shine, but we got really lucky with this weather. it the sun came out for us, brigitte mendez brought her two kids, julian and olivia. >> i love the weather. was uh- cleared up and hopefully it stays like this for the rest

and spencer, we're seeing bits of sun, then downpours. it's just been a mess out there. >> it's quite a mix. karina we are getting some wet weather across much of the bay area. as you can see on live doppler seven. and as you mentioned, it's not raining everywhere. there are little breaks of sunshine here and there, but the steadiest rain right now is reaching through the central bay area, south of the golden gate, south of san francisco, down on the peninsula san mateo, redwood city getting some downpours right now, the rain has just moved ouof half moon bay. at least the heavier rain over the east bay. steady downpours now near fremont and up toward livermore, dublin, san ramon but again, some areas right now are not getting much rain at all from this system. it is a level one storm. as you mentioned, the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale through tonight. we expect more periods of showers, some brief downpours, gusty wind, rough surf. although the surf is getting tamer now and a slight chance of an isolated thunderstorm. but look a

and this explains an awful lot about the spencer family itself . it the spencer family itself. wales and her bulimia and everything else , he bulimia and everything else, he seems suffered the same seems to have suffered the same way. one thing that does stand out for though , i find very, out for me, though, i find very, very strange after this, he's aged 12. he goes to italy with his mother and stepfather and has , sex with a prostitute. has, sex with a prostitute. where were his mother and father when this was going on? i understand that, you know, he was mentally scarred and everything else, but that doesn't sound right to me. no, no , no, but you can. no, no, but you can. >> you can say that. where was his mother throughout his childhood? because those those spencer children had a tough childhood. and i know that sounds extraordinary because they were very, very wealthy and aristocratic and everything, but their mother left, left them. their father , by all accounts, their father, by all accounts, was not exactly the kindest man in the world. and, and they and he makes the