you're going to have closures right there at steiner, baker, all starting at 5:00. howard, 9th, hayes, and fell will be starting at 6:00 in the morning. the finish line is where we'll see more closures. this is the west end of golden gate park. basically your east-west routes are irving, cabrillo. there will be a portion of that that's going to be close. certainly avoid this if you can. i'd avoid the whole area if i were you. take public transportation if you need to get there. >>> today's rain also didn't stop people from taking advantage of the contra costa fair. people went on rides, they took their kids on the train, indulged in classic fair treats and they came prepared when the weather took a turn. >> they have a lot of energy and they don't seem to mind the rain. that's what god made hats for, right? >> we all have paunches out ponchos out of the car. >> the rain did put a hitch in some plans. car races planned at the antioch speedway were canceled today. the fair runs through tomorrow night at the contra costa fairgrounds in antioch. >>> fema has just approv

. >> reporter: psychologist catherine steiner adair asked thousands of children how they feel about their parents using devices. >> five adjectives were used over and over by children, and it didn't matter whether they were 4, 14 or 24, and they were angry, sad, mad, lonely and frustrated. >> reporter: children tell her they text their own parents to get attention. >> when it takes texting and all of this effort to get your attention, that creates a little tear in the fabric of the immediacy of connection kids feel with their parents. >> reporter: she suggests device-free mornings, dinners and bedtime, and if you must respond explain that. >> if i'm doing something work related i'll say, i have to do this call or do something and i'll give them an update in a few minutes. >> i will say, guys, i'm going to be in the office doing work. >> i never say, i'm playing fortnite, i can't take care of that. >> kate joins us now one of the things we learn early on as parents, whatever you do is mimicked by the parents. are these effects observed less with time >> they can. let me give you good news

when they sit on this group is welcome to the citizens judicial rights lecture steiner's like to say they'd rather leave it up to the people up at the castle take care of it. that's also a form of pragmatism and division of task but i think it undermines democracy with this shot at the democrates. but least in china's economy is booming unemployment is virtually nonexistent the principle of these financial dealings have made it rich and it is home to numerous banks financial advisors and trustees. in two thousand and eight one of the princes bank employees sold for in tax inspectors confidential documents the involved thousands of accounts held by tax dodgers and contained billions of euros an undeclared funds. the liechtenstein system skyhigh with the data he took from the royal trust. that's an achievement. i think he changed this country more than any artist or intellectual prince ever did before. he had a few of. the people at least in style and the prince were called robber barons but they came through the scandal united following international pressure the financial sector was

sky 7 map technology zooming in between scott and steiner. when will the rain return?e forecan a few minutes. >>> first, parents complain their kids play way fo fo fortnite. yesterday kids playing for a great cause. dozens of young players tested their skills in an epic long battle in a day long tournament. the fund-raiser was organized by three hillsboro families. each of whom had a child who fought bone cancer. >> when kids are diagnosed they are usually have cancer in their arms and legs. they can't play the games they used the play. video games are a way they can connect with their friends. >> the family hope it will call attention to the battle. they encourage people to support the cause. for more information, two to our website, abc7news.com. >>> the game of thrones series finale is today. it will cause millions of people to call out sick tomorrow. the work force institute says they expect 10 million people to miss work. even more say they will be late, work remotely or be less productive. an estimated 17 million people called out sick after the super bowl. >>> s

howard to hawthorne, and then starting at 5:00 a.m., you're going to have closures right there at steineraker, cabrillo, and howard, 2nd, hayes, and fall will start at 6:00 in the morning. the finish line, this is the west end of golden gate park. the east-west routes, and then the great highway is the north- south route, but a portion of that will be closed. i would say certainly avoid this if you can. i were you. d the whole area if take public transportation if you need to get there. >>> and sierra ski resorts are blanketed in late season snow this morning, and plenty of people took advantage of the fresh powder, hitting the slopes at squall valley yesterday. the spring know fall was good news. they plan to keep the slopes open until july. >>> if we factor in the storm about to bring us rain today and tomorrow, that could be another 2 feet of snow falling on the higher peaks of the resort in the sierra. the important impact, if you're thinking of driving into the mountains over the next few days, i want you to know, there's a winter storm warning in effect. it starts, you can read the

. >> we're saving at lyons, specifically -- as you recall, we removed the one at steiner. the one at lyon, we're save upwards of a minute. you know, it's true there are ways we are trying to make it better, driving training, and things like that. one of the real benefits, like i said, is back to the perception idea. when you're on a really crowds 5 r, and you're standing face to face with somebody,and your starting and stopping every block, it makes a difference in how you feel the trip is going and how fast you feel you are not going. we have seen that circle is really making a difference in how people feel the trip -- they feel like they continue to keep moving, and even if they're only going three miles an hour around the traffic circle, they're not stopping, and they're not doing a jerky movement, start and stop every block. so a very important improvement. i will pass on about the update. >> chairman: directors, any other questions before we go to public comment? >> i have a question. >> chairman: please. >> we did a substantial service increase. are we planning any s

if we become part of the government i promise you one thing steiner won't get any more contracts the identity of the woman posing as the russian is unclear admits to requesting the meeting in this discussion in relation to all topics i have always referred to the relevant legal provisions and the need to comply with the austrian legal system. and with straka now resigning his post this scandal has shaken austria's political system to its core. well joining me now in the studio is void of vitamin schmidt he's an investigative journalist at the magazine dish which published extracts of this covert video some mr smith thank you so much for joining us now we've just seen the vice chancellor of austria resign in the wake of this damaging video being published is this the outcome that your publication expected by publishing it. we didn't expect it but we thought it might be a possibility because the video it's really damning it's. the things he talks about the way talks about things so we didn't expect it but we thought it might be a possibility well the video seems very carefully planned