and stockton, california. and once we imagine that the next foreclosure crisis from the next hughousing crisis may be precipitated by those folks passing away and not having folks behind them to procure their homes. i'm just looking at the demographic changes and thinking about what effect those will have on future housing demand and just thinking about where is the market behind them and how will you get ahead of that? >> and actually, i would be curious to know how you're thinking of that in sort of a broader long-term planning way but also if that is being factored in specific ways when you look at the long-term forecast and particular budgets. >> so for me, i'll think of stockton, in this case it's a matter of price point. we still have a demand that out-strips the supply in a big way. to the extent there is not a price point issue, we don't have a concern that there is somebody coming behind it. there are dozens of people who want that particular home when it comes on the market as long as they can afford

or stockton, california. one could imagine that the next foreclosure crisis or housing crisis could be precipitated by those folks passing away and not having the folks behind them to purchase their homes. i'm curious to what extent are cities looking at these demographic changes and what effect those will have on future housing demand and thinking about where is the market behind them and how are you going to get ahead of that? >> if i can answer that question, i would be kcurious t know how you're thinking about that in a long term planning way and when you look at your forecast and long term budget development. >> i can say for stockstton. it's a matter of price point because we have a demand that outstrips supply in a very big way to the extent that there's not a price point issue, we don't have any concern that when there's a turnover we have somebody to come in behind them, because there are dozens of people that want that particular home when it comes on the market, as long as they can afford it. that'

in stockton we've got a mix of both of those things. it's really not just some altruistic endeavor by the developers but a response to what the consumers want. there are consumers who want this type of thing and it's really just a matter of them being responsive. >> i am with the office of the comptroller coul currency and mn question, you talked about supply and demand and the boom in demand in stock, in particular. i'm curious what actions if any of your cities are taking to prevent zoning and other regulations that might prohibit supply from keeping up with demand and how that's balanced with the overbuilding we saw in some areas during the boom years. >> speaking for stockton, it really is a function of jobs. we have a mayor and council that has a strong focus on jobs. i mentioned there were the two types of people who drove the boom in stockton to the extent that we can swing the pendulum meaning we have more job opportunities which brings in more people who are there in that particular city because they want too, not just because

they broke ground on a $20 million satellite campus for stockton university. >> reporter: the trio wore hard hats a good look for the rollout of this $21 million construction project dubbed atlantic city's gateway. >> this project demonstrates we turned the corner in our commitment to revitalize atlantic city. >> this is already a sprawling construction site it houses 200 corporate staffers of south jersey gas and next door dorm space for 500 stockton students and classrooms across the street for 1800 more and shuttles provide a link to the campus. and tourism classes and business and more. >> i would like to see marine science and oceanography here we have one of the premier programs in environmental sciences. >> and they hope this will park year round energy. >> there are be 2,000 people coming and going class and teach and work and come to a coffee shop and they need to go out and get a sub or something to eat after work. >> and he hopes the gate way project and similar developments will help bring people into his neighborhood. >> the people from schools will be spending money locall

that's at davis school in stockton, california. >> all right. and what do you tell people who want to kind of tell a story like that or they have an inspiration to tell a story. how do you help them come up with the story? you can't just give the message. it has to be intertwined in a way so people will listen and get it that way. how do you help people get it that way? >> it's pulled from inspiration, from an individual that inspires you. especially if you know an individual that is going through something and it's kind of, they conquer it, kind of like a triumphant story. i believe that everyone that, you know, in this world goes through something that ends up kind of conquering that. and i believe that's a story in itself. >> yeah. how can people get stanley no stripes? >> stanley no stripes is in amazon.com right now. and then my release of stanley no stripes to bookstores will be in two months. >> great. good book. well illustratored by phil villanueva. thank you both for being here. >> thank you. >> you can see more about all of our artist

looks like they have just barely left stockton and have not left stockton and have not moved. they are up to a 45-minute delay now. for the moment, they are saying ace 3 will leave on time, and i will keep an eye on that. a quick look at drive times as well. highway 4 to the maze, that's just 17 minutes. bay bridge, 11 and southbound 101, san francisco to sfo in the green at just ten minutes. >>> it's being called one of the worst things to ever happen on reality tv. after the break the controversy surrounding the latest episode of "survivor." >>> what one shopper found alive >>> what one shopper found alive inside a >>> breaking news from the abc7 live desk. >> we have the video of the moment when the u.s. dropped the mother of all bombs on afghanistan. this was released moments ago by the department of defense, and can area is hit, roughly the size of nine city blocks. it was struck in what military officials say is a network of underground tunnels held by isis fighters. you see the huge plume of smoke rising after the bomb detonates. a 22,000 pound bomb is the largest bomb

and stockton in particular. i'm curious what actions if any good cities are taking to kind of prevents owning and other regulations that might prohibit supply from keeping up with demand and how that is balanced with inventing the kind of overbuilding that we saw in some areas during the boom years. >> speaking for stockton, it really is a function of. they've got a counsel of a strong focus on jobs. i mentioned earlier two types of people who drove the boom. to the extent that we can sort of thing the pendulum, meaning we have more job opportunity which brings in more people who are there in that particular city because they want to, not just because it was the closest they could afford to where they really wanted to be. we ended up getting to a better spot that way. they have a pretty substantial focus on the job component so we can swing the pendulum and have better opportunities for people who want to be there so they can live and work in the same community or at least the same region. >> for the district ri

the scene itself is not far from us, around the corner off stockton sunday. fairfax county police were tipped off by a concerned friend who spoke with the now barricaded man on the phone. he told the police, the man, his friend, seemed to be in mental crisis. police have learned two children may be inside that house as well and with concerns he could hurt himself and others, police have gotten permission to get that man to doctors but first he has to open that door. >> in this particular situation we do believe that he is experiencing some type of mental crisis. we want to get him help so we've obtained paperwork that allows us to take him into custody and to see a mental health professional for an evaluation. >> reporter: now just recently the sirens have stopped blaring. we are told that the negotiations to help get that man outside of the home. they've been pleading with him for several hours to answer his phone and to come outside but so far we have no word that he has done that. back in to you. >> justin finch. justin, thank you. >>> it is a scary tu mur

we are hearing there are modesto police, stockton police, stanislaus county sheriff's and california highway patrol and that's not all of it. we talked today to the executive director of the stanislaus county republican party. that's the group who is putting on this event. >> we don't have private security normally. and we hired close to 30 private security either uniformed or nonuniformed so even if you don't see them, they're there. >> reporter: now, as for the protestors things have been peaceful. there are a number of people here who are pro-trump and pro- coulter. they are evenly matched with the people who are here against them. but as we know as we have seen before, it is when the sun goes down that things can get dicey. so this event is supposed to end around 9 p.m. we will be back later tonight to let you know what happens. back to you. >> thank you. >>> new at 6:00 political drama playing in milpitas. the city manager is now threatening to sue the new mayor. we asked our devin fehely to figure out what's going on. >> i'm doing this for milpitas. >> reporter: newly elected m

stockton officials plan to have the campus open next year. >>> a new stance with iran. details ahead on possible changes by the trump administration. >> they are a nuisance and attraction, how icebergs are drawing tourists while forcing ships to find new routes. >> reporter: we have a couple of sprinkles around here and there. no big deal, the big thing today is you'll notice how warm it gets. details coming up. >> tourists are flocking to the shores of the new foundland to see a unusual sight. an iceberg 150 to 240 feet high, and 670 feet long. more icebergs have drifted through major shipping lanes which has forced ships to alter their course and steel clear of the large ice mountains. you see what's up top, you don't know how big it is underneath. >> yesterday i had on a little jacket, today sounds like i can get rid of it. >> reporter: there's not a lot of sun around, but there's sun. >> i was going to say you looked fabulous in your jacket. >> i looked like a mom cleaning her house. [laughter]. storm tracker 6 live double scan, we're doing all right, we can see spr

. >>> a woman is recovering after a violent fight in a parking lot in stockton. some witness said that the woman behind bars was the woman that was provoked. >> it was a violent brawl between two women in stockton and videos of the fight are going viral for the wrong reasons. to understand how this lump ended up on this woman's forehead, here's a look at the video in slow motion, after the van passes by, you can see the woman in the green on the ground with her arm bent in the wrong direction. >> i am frustrated. >> reporter: this is the 25 year old, now behind bars for felony battery. istic ton police -- stockton police arrested her but witnesses agree that the four decade age difference does not paint the full picture. witnesses are saying that the 64 year old started the fight. >> others think that she had a choice to walk away. >> reporter: she is asking, how could she walk away from a woman that scratched her and hit her in the face. for the police who responded to the parking lot. the 67 year old was a victim. ortiz is not eligible for bail. her jail log sh

we are tracking delays of about 20 minutes due to a signal problem out of stockton. we'll take it over to our maps. altamont pass dealing with the usual slowdowns as you make your way over to 680 about 25 minutes. the backup is building into tracy. heading along southbound 101, we had earlier reports of a crash near sfo. it's actually just past broadway. so as you head into burlingame, be prepared for some slowdowns. you can see some yellow sensor starting to decorate our screen there. back to you guys. >>> conservative speaker ann coulter will not be in berkeley today. she agreed to cancel over safety concerns. but there will still be protests. jackie ward reports from berkeley. >> reporter: michelle, it's been a back and forth, is she coming, not? despite the fact that ann coulter will not be here in berkeley today, other people will be speaking here. some on her behalf. and some against her. the group respect berkeley is going to be at 10:00 this morning at mlk park and they say that they will be holding a nonviolent response to what they the craziness of ann coul

stockton plans hoff it open in -- plans to have it open in 2018. >> it must be national pretty color day. >> reporter: you like our colors? >> i missed the memo. >> reporter: storm tracker 6 live double scan, we have a couple of showers around, i've got a closer look at this with our street level view, it's not a lot if you were traveling near reading allentown or quake town the northeast extension 309 coatsville a little bit of a sprinkle near the 30 bypass and wrightstown, new jersey, we'll see showers, not a big deal. let's go outside, sky6 live hd looking live over the center city skyline. yup, you can see the clouds that we really had a lot of yesterday and keeping them through the morning hours. 55 the current temperature. 54 in allentown. 56 in millville. it's mild to start us off today. let's look at satellite and radar showing us lots of clouds in place, here the showers in motion, you see a little bit more to the west. for the most part diving south, they are falling a part a little bit. i don't think we'll see a lot of that hit us, we have the chance for a few more showers

international's purchase of the former trump taj mahal. >> they believe that we turned the corner. >> stockton has nothing like this. the project is the first major noncasino development in the resort in 15 years. >> we have had an active engaged campus that will evolve over time like the main campus. >> a new center for higher learning seen as a cornerstone of atlantic city's transformation. ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >> jobs are up for grabs in wildwood. job fair happening right now at the greater wildwoods chamber of commerce conference center. you have less than an hour to get there. it ends at 7:00. >>> new at 6:00, the allentown police department is buying a high tech tool to teach officers about whether to use deadly force. this is theater 180. it's a simulator. officer uses a laser gun to interact with thousands of situation that police face to practice how to react. changes are coming to lehigh valley international airport. the airport authority is hosting a public workshop today to unveil a master plan update. it updates the 25-year development plan and project detail. they are also

. ♪ >> it's hank i'm at stockton university with atlantic city cross eric at the knock out opioid townall they're talking about a lot. my take is, there's one key thing missing. another day in the heroin epidemic. today atlantic county starting in atlantic city where i met jamie sewell who had his first scrape with heroin looking through a keyhole. >> me being a little guy i was being nosy looked in that hole. and i seen them sticking needle in his arm. and i said, ooh, i said i'll never do that. low be be hold 30 years later, that's what i was doing. >> reporter: jamie has been clean 15 months he's enrolled in methadone program going a all the meetings he can much he says he was just lucky. he qualified for rehab program money due to pre skiffing condition. >> a lot of people don't have that want to get help but they can't get it. they can't get it because they don't have enough money they just only got medicaid. >> reporter: that was one issue among many being discussed couple miles away in galloway at stockton university at the knock out opioid town hall atlantic county prosecutor s

it could suggest some weakness to the point of katie stockton, thinking that technology could bring ave down. that is a look at some of what is happening from a more macro standpoint. stocks of pullback despite the rally today. steve bannon has been removed from the national security council. this is according to a person familiar with the matter. who spoke with bloomberg and according to a regulatory filing and now in the federal register. a shakeup by the president who has removed his chief strategist, stephen bannon, the former executive chairman of breitbart news and has downgraded the role of his homeland security adviser, tom boxer. -- tom wasser after criticism from congress and washington foreign-policy establishment. the national intelligence director, dan coats, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, joseph dunford, they are regular attendees of the nsc's principal committee. steve bannon no longer on the national security council. nejra: interesting because steve bannon was supposed to be part of the delegation going with the president to meet xi jinping this week. let'

something that katie stockton says could move down to 22.80.ned times this the other that 200 day moving average in orange. there could be a pullback ahead if the s&p 500 is unable to hold that moving average on the close mark. mark: that is it for the global economy. the wto says it would expand by 2.4% in 2017. the near-term economic and policy to element. for us now from geneva, roberto azevedo. director general of the wto. thank you very much for joining us. first off, what is the driving force behind this potential pickup in global trade in 2017? >> i think gdp growth is expected to do better. we are protecting a 2.7% expansion of the global economy this year, 2.8 next year. those numbers are better than they were before. they will help us pick up the trade numbers. but also, a little bit more harmony in global expansion of trade. i think right now all regions are looking better. we had moments when the economies were doing well. then, the opposite. now, everybody seems to be in synchrony a little bit more. also a number of indicators like

. >>> in stockton of doherty's found more than 80 dogs, dozens of cats and a turtle inside a home.>> reporter: a never ending line of dogs removed from the stockton home and ledgewood avenue. >> i didn't think it was that bad. >> a hoarding case neighbor an animal service officials consider highly official>> this is rare for our area. >> reporter: police were called to the's home around 4 am on friday for a medical call. a 51-year-old woman and a man were taken to the hospital where the woman died. her death led to an investigation. >> one thing we noticed was it sounded like three or four dogs inside the house. it didn't sound like 50+ dogs.>> reporter: they found more than 80 dogs. mostly carriers which are wall was. dozens of cats and the turtle. >> the conditions are not ideal for animals and not for this amount of animals. >> reporter: the animals were examined and vaccinated and given a lot of love before they were placed in vehicles. >> they do appear to be healthy and well fed. >> reporter: despite conditions zimmerman said they're not looking decide the man who lives here. t

city on the right path to a better future. >> overall the development will bring an influx of these stocktonversity students to this chelsea enabled which will be great and the presence of south jersey gas and its employees as you know also spur in economic growth as they make themselves once again corporate citizens in atlantic city. >> this project is the city's first major non casino development in veep years. it costs $220 million. >>> they say there's no such thing as routine traffic stop. what happened just minutes after an officer pulled someone over that's got everyone thankful that no one was hurt. >>> making a thrill ride even scarier. how a local theme park plans to use virtual reality for a terrifying experience. sean? >>> iain tight end zach ertz gives a ringing endorsement on who he like in the nfl draft. joe douglas, howie roseman take a listen. hear what ertz loves in this year's draft later in sports. ♪ we buy any car ♪ any make, any model, any age, any price ♪ ♪ from 50 bucks to 100 grand ♪ we buy any car ♪ any, any, any, any at webuyanycar.com, the gimmicks stop with our a

sylva previously ran the non-profit when it was known as the stockton boys and girls club. he is charged with embezzle and laundering public funds. >> would like to see the bail conditions change, something we are never going to stop with. i imagine the next time we are in court we will raise it again. we don't agree with them and our obligation is fairness and due process for mr. sylva, continuing to fight those. we don't believe in those bail conditions being necessary under any circumstance. >> sylva was arrested at sfo back in march. he is scheduled to be back in court on monday mape 8. >>> new at 6:00, sonoma county is warning about an alarming spike in heroin overdoses. kpix 5's emily turner is live in santa rosa where the recent deaths just happened. >> reporter: scary trend, not just because several people have died in the last ten days but because three died in public places, you can imagine how horrifying that would be for the folks around it. law enforcement officials want to get to the bottom of it and want to stop it. heroin isn't a new problem in santa rosa, b

stockton hopes to welcome the first students here at the beginning of the 2018-2019 academic year. live in atlantic city, john rawlins, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> it is time now for a first check of the "action news" traffic report. >> lets go live to matt pellman. >> hey guys we are almost there, thursday afternoon almost friday. trying to get home on this thursday afternoon a few issues on the roads, including this crash on 422, westbound side from trooper road it's off to the side but attracting attention and you'll find extra slowing away from 202 out of king of prussia this afternoon. on the big picture, delays kicking in as well on the schuylkill expressway westbound by city avenue 11 miles per hour. a crash in lower merion a brayburn lane and 8 miles per hour on the northbound side as you pass the ben franklin bridge in penn's landing. and this spot the same as yesterday on the ben franklin parkway the inner drive is blocked in both directions coming outbound we see congestion already and plenty on the vine street expressway jammed in both directions with aft

. >>> a stockton police officer today opened fire and wounded a man they say was trying to flea fromicers. eric rutger reports. >> it was unbelievable, it was like a movie, but it happened so fast. >> reporter: just after 1:00 this afternoon, stockton police responded to a 911 call about a domestic violence fight. a law enforcement presence, the suspect apparently wanted nothing to do with, using this white suv as an attempted getaway police said. >> at this point he struck the police officer's vehicle. >> he saw the suspect wasn't actually in his vehicle when the cops showed up. he got into his vehicle and shut the door. >> reporter: police say they opened fire. stockton pd won't say how many shots were fired, but it was multiple. >> probably about five or six. >> yeah. >> the suspect was taken to the hospital after being shot. the victim was also hospitalized for treatment after the altercation. both are expected to survive. >> police identified the suspect as 26-year-old edgar montoya who is hospitalized. no officers were hurt in the incident. >>> the easter holiday today, we will

here you can see a chaotic scene in downtown stockton as police in riot gear chased after protesters they say turned violent and were blocking streets. police say the protests have warranted a stronger presence and also 18-thousand dollars in officer over-time pay. some members of the community say it is a waste of tax dollars. in a statement stockton mayor michael tubbs says when people break the law that results in draining resources.. joe silva/stockton police department:"you have to have a good police response to deal with those situations so that's why you'll see that type of overtime that's occurring at city council meetings."(grant) one community advocate says he thinks if police were not at the protests to begin with then they would not turn violent. (vicki) one of the two women who fell into a river near fresno has died... and now rescuers are working to find the other woman alive... crews say the two young women were hiking in the sequoia national forest when one of them slipped into the tule river. the other woman went in to help her out. as of right now... it's unclear if

ace train number one still has the delay because of a single issue outside of stockton. roadways looking good. we have the crash which should be clearing at 242, that's over there in concord and the rest of the bay moves well but i'm still tracking the crash off of broadway in burling game. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >>> coming up, a we have a of mud engulfs a california highway. the race to escape this flowing mud slide caught on camera. >>> plus, san francisco has a new slogan to take on donald trump, it's always welcome. we'll take a look coming up in business next. what made two guys build race car engines in their own shop? what made them believe that a two-ton behemoth could compete in a track race? or that they could take on the elite in world motor racing, and win? we may never truly understand what drives mercedes-amg. but here's to another 50 years of it. mercedes-amg. half a century of driving performance. >>> it's 5:12 on this thursday morning. we do have a few lingering clouds across parts of the south bay and peninsula. we're taking a live look outsid

. >>> a correctional officer was arrested in a games we in stockton. ashley johnson was arrested yesterday and she is among 23 people taken into custody. along investigation found that stockton gang members were selling drugs in reno and then using the money to buy guns. >> it is a singular message from all of us that the shootings and gun crimes must stop.>> documents showed johnson was arrested on charges including sale or transport of a controlled substance, conspiracy disorder crime and gang enhancements. >>> it's the middle of april and snowboarding conditions at local -- lake tahoe couldn't be more ideal. a total of 740 inches of snow has been received this season which is only two feet short of their all-time record. >> i bet the skiing was fantastic up there. >> 740 inches.>> have you ever  skied when you didn't have to wear a jacket?>> that is my favorite. the snow isn't as good but it is nice. >> about seven years ago there was skiing in july in squaw valley. five years of nothing and then this year were talking rainfall -- record rainfall a

. >> he is awaiting trial on fraud related charges and today, the former mayor of stockton asked a judge for two things until his trial begins. we'll tell you about that in a moment. >> and new at 6:00, a warning from authorities after a spike in deaths from suspected heroin overdoses. the one city where the problem is most prevalent. >> we think there's a bad batch out there and somebody's selling bad heroin and it's dangerous and toxic. averages judge ruled that former mayor anthony silva cannot return to the boys and girls club. this is silva's second request. reporter: former stockton mayor sat in court while his attorney asked for a judge to change bail requirements. what they wanted was for him to be able to work at the kids club again. >> [inaudible] is denied. reporter: it was second time he was denied. silva was arrested last month accused of embezzling money from the club while he was mayor. his attorneys maintain his absence from the club is hurting the non profit organization. >> what they told us is that they were on a trajectory. they were providing a lot of services to tha

at the stockton property the city says that has about nine complaints.ere is an active case right now involving problems with plumbing and windows. enforcement officials would not elaborate. on its website they say they help provide mental health for homeless and veteran services. >> it appears the nonprofit hasn't filed a tax return since 2013 according to the irs. there will be a news conference tomorrow answering questions about the properties and funding.>>> aside our doors this afternoon a partly sunny sky and a lot of cloud coverage. tomorrow, a storm is on its way for thursday. temperatures right now are cooler in most areas. santa rosa by a lot. yesterday at this time you were enjoying the low 70s. san francisco, 61. 71, san jose. we were in between the blue sky and the clouds. a little bit more cloud cover as we get into the bay area wednesday. down by 9 degrees over areas of santa rosa. the winds have turned on sure. nine miles per hour. here's a look at from the view overhead. you can see the wind shifting. there was a northerly flow and that

john stockton from glendale arizona played in a football stadium.al shooting. tar heels up by a deuce late. nigh gel williams trying to get into this thing. he rolls his ankle at the worst possible moment and had to hobble through final minute and a half. shot blocked by kennedy. justin jackson with the dunk. 71-65, carolina after the heart-breaking loss to villanova last year. unc the champions this year. >> at the end when you watch your kids jump around, there's no better feeling in the world as a coach. >> coach bay heim earlier in the week told me it'll crush you if you don't win it. and i guess i didn't understand it. but the the veteran is right. it crushes you. >> the a's opened the 2017 season tonight famous rocicky stephen vogt. the angels and come back. the mvp with a two-run bomb only runs. khris davis who had 42 homers a year ago hits number one there and then adds another in the eighth inning. a's win 4-2. >> you always want to win your home opener and the a's did just that tonight with solid pitching and kris dwaifs two home runs. >>

. >>> stockton, university officially broke ground on its satellite campus yesterday. the 220 million project at albany and atlantic avenue will be home to classrooms and student dorms that will overlook the beach and the boardwalk. the mixed use project will become headquarters for south jersey gas. they plan to open up next year. >> precious animals on the stinks list are found -- expings expings -- extinction list were found bound and bag and in the hands of should golers. >> custom officials in peru say smugglers were trying to smuggle endangered tore -- tortoises. they are >>> 1500 acres of handle where scorched in collier county. two vehicles an shed were damaged. no reports of injuries to human or pets. the fire is 10% contained. >>> a new england family said the battery on their drone expoaded -- exploded and caught fire while they slept. the will lithium battery explodd destroying the pool table. >> the drone was on top of the table with the batteries beside it. it blew everything off the table. >> surveillance shows a bright flash, the smoke alarm went over w

people as far away as stockton could feel the quake. so far, no word of damage or injuries. >>> hopefully you got outside today. it was a stunner, a beautiful day across the bay area. today, though, a little bit hotter than normal. it is a concern as we approach fire season. meteorologist rob mayeda is here. >> the hillsides are still green. but today was certainly warm and quite dry during the afternoon. notice these temperatures, san francisco 75 degrees. 82 in napa. oakland, 79 degrees. 79 in san jose. 80 in mountain view. we saw temperatures up to 83 in concord today. and close to 80 from hayward to livermore, fremont and morgan hill. the winds are starting to pick up a little bit. you can see it there, the flag atop downtown san francisco. 59 degrees. san jose still even at this hour close to 70 degrees. tonight with these clear skies, a little bit of a chilly start to tomorrow morning as the winds are somewhat out of the northwest. might bring in a patch or two of low clouds near the coast to start the day tomorrow. 40s and 50s to

john stockton from glendale arizona played in a football stadium. maybe that accounted for some of the brutal shooting. tar heels up by a deuce late. nigh gel williams trying to get into this thing. he rolls his ankle at the worst possible moment and had to hobble through final minute and a half. shot blocked by kennedy. justin jackson with the dunk. 71-65, carolina after the heart-breaking loss to villanova last year. unc the champions this year. >> at the end when you watch your kids jump around, there's no better feeling in the world as a coach. >> coach bay heim earlier in the week told me it'll crush you if you don't win it. and i guess i didn't understand it. but the the veteran is right. it crushes you. >> the a's opened the 2017 season tonight honoring their famous rocicky henderson. stephen vogt. the angels and come back. the mvp with a two-run bomb only runs. khris davis who had 42 homers a year ago hits number one there and then adds another in the eighth inning. a's win 4-2. >> you always want to win your home opener and the a's did just

a man in stockton was shot by police and, coming up income officers said the man can forcing them to open fore. e. >> and united airlines making changes. i will have the viral video of a man dragged off of a plane. united's new polls to try and prevent it from happening again. again. good morning, we're seeing a wet commute and i am looking at incidents, unfortunately, beginning to pop up as a result. we will let you know in the traffic how much slower your commute is going to be. . >> well, our rainy season is getting along. we still have more today and probably into wednesday as well. and talk about that and look at the 24-hour rain totals. . hey allergy muddlers are you one sneeze away from being voted out of the carpool? try zyrtec® it's starts working hard at hour one and works twice as hard when you take it again the next day. stick with zyrtec® and muddle no more®. . >>> good morning to you. welcome back to mornings on 2. it's monday, april 17th. i'm dave clark. >> i'm pam cook. thank you for waking up with us if you're joining us. coming up on 5:30, we're going to have rain o

so it's along modesto and the stockton area. but with gusts that could reach anywhere between 50, 60 plus, we want to keep you advised but they're nice and calm, looking at 4:30, we see those winds p k picking up, 20 plus miles per hour. fast forward through 9:00, 39 miles per hour along half moon bay. at 12:30 we're talking 43 plus miles per hour sustained winds. so we see changes in the wind and if we fast forward through that hour-by-hour outlook, we're fairly dry. by about 1:30 it's off to the north bay but fast forward through 5:30 and areas in oakland and san francisco might already start seeing moderate-to-heavy downpours. mike, how are the roads? >> vianey, when you talk about the weather roads, let's show you what that means. traffic is moving smoothly around the bay. we'll check on the incident that just appeared on 237. chp will give us information another issue 101 at 37. a my kror crash oinor crash off shoulder. the rain coming down from santa rosa into the novato area. i want to show you also the roadway conditions

take vo su hija de 13 años está en la ciudad de stockton con un padre sustituto...tra de 12 está en un centro de cuidados en la ciudad de oakley... la pequeña de 7 años... está con una familia sustituta en modesto y los más chiquitos de cuatro y un año están en un centro en modesto también ... los padres, juan carlos luna y gloria ruiz, dicen que un hombre que trabajaba supuestamente para la ciudad, les ofrecío ayudarles con el cuidado de los niños... pero que el pasado mes de marzo, cuando regresaron de la farmacia para, aseguran, tratar una picada de araña, se encontraron con la peor noticia que una familia puede recibir... sot gloria ruiz/madre la calle estaba llena de policías, y no nos dejaron acercarnos a la trailer ni los niños como si fuéramos delincuentes y nos detuvieron...y fue el día que se llevaron a mis hijos solicitamos entrevistas con la polica y el servicio de proteccin de niÑos, pero los dos declinaron nuestra peticin... aduciendo que no podan hablar de este caso... la señora gloria admite que antes de tener el carro-casa, de lo cual hace un año, s

and we do have one mass transit issue, ace rail having a signal problem between stockton and lathe ruppanteca. i don't know if it's going to impact any of the other trains this morning but we will keep an eye on that. we will check on the oakland area coming up at 5:00. >>> library patients from oakland have new library cards to choose from. >> the winners of the library card design contest, and the children's winner, sophia, came up with one and came up with a design impressive enough to win in the teenage group, and the raven picking at books -- >> that's not a raven. >> no, that's not a raven. i don't know what that is, but it's not a raven. any of those, can you go to your local oakland library branch. maybe it's supposed to be ironic. >> there you go. >>> and now having the option of having a robot phaeurmake their. you use a touch screen to create your own salad choosing from 21 ingredients. >> it's time for the food industry to get incorporated, more of a technology, and we are in silicon valley and it's time for change and new things. i really think that it's only going to help

they stretch from the bridge all the way up past the east in sacramento and stockton with more offshore as you see there. as i put it in motion, the storm impact scale is light for this, pockets of light rain, and about a fifth -- .05 inches.inches.inn breezy, no wind damage. it's light. now, i do have five of the next seven days with rain in them. more on that and a look at this storm coming up. >>> all right, thank you, >>> an alarming weekends in three bay area universities. police are investigating eight sexual assaults. at san jose state, a man groped five women saturday, 32-year-old was arrested after being spotted on video and identified by victims. another alleged sexual assault took place at an offcampus uc berkley frat party saturday night. no arrests made. friday night, stanford, two women reported being sexually assaulted within minutes of each other. police are looking for the suspect in that case. >>> a man who worked as a school janitor is facing charges relating to sexual crimes involving children. the 60-year-old gonzalez held on 46 million bail. the school district ter

sergio: of --fotos de los arrestados en un operativo en stockton. entonces, la pandilla y sus asociados han sido el blanco de este esfuerzo que incluyÓ el apoyo de agentes estatales y federales. entre los arrestados johnson que trabajaba en el condado de san joaquÍn. la noticia decepcionÓ al detective al darse cuenta que uno de los suyos estaba conectada con la pandilla. las actividades de esta pandilla no estaba limitada a esta ciudad, sino que tambiÉn se extendÍa a la ciudad de reno en el estado de nevada. informa que el grupo compraba armas de fuego en pleno, las almacenan en distintas viviendas para uso de la pandilla. ademÁs, transportaban heroÍna y otras drogas. agrega que al retirar los elementos de las calles, la ciudad estÁ un poco más segura. >> tenemos a familiares aquÍ, hijos pequeÑos y nos da mucho gusto que hayan hecho eso. ramÓn: en el sur de la bahÍa. tres hombres fueron arrestados en conexiÓn con un fatal tiroteo que cobrÓ la vida de un joven de 20 aÑos que fue baleado en san josÉ. los tres sospechosos detenidos son de 21 aÑos y el

moving out of stockton. back in the bay area we have a few showers over the range. mount hamilton. aside from that and the few showers off point reez. we are about ton. tomorrow things will warm to 70 degrees in the warmest spots inland. the rest of us with low 60s. and mostly cloudy skies. sprinkle or two tonight. tomorrow is dry. temperatures now mid-50s. here is how it looks. showers moving into the bay area. peak or two at the sun and more tuesday morning. tomorrow morning cloudy skies. temperatures begin in the low tamiddle 50s. -- to middle 50s. rainfall totals, you could have knocked me over, 24/100 at san jose. pretty much with the exception of oakland leads the totals. south bay wasn't supposed to get much but we are still not in command of this. 9/100 redwood city. quarter inch napa. we didn't get a lot. few showers over night tonight. not much sun monday or tuesday and light rain over night on monday and then things warm up by the end of the week. out of the bay area, raining in the northern quarter of the state. and not as -- 40% chance in sacramento. tomorrow mostly cl

high risk areas sweep through the central valley from sacramento south to stockton and merced. >>> well a proud mama bear is showing off her cub. mom keeping a close eye on that 75-pound cub. he's going to get a little bigger. he explored and mrashed around the pole. the zoo's asking for the public's help in giving that little guy a name. >>> time is 4:56. a clash between first amendment rights and safety concerns. a scheduled appearance by conservative and culture that was cancelled here in the bay area and why she plans to speak anyway. >> we will take enforcement action if necessary. >> record turnouts for 4/20 day in san francisco. that comes as police presence to ensure safety. >> and right now you know traffic is actually doing okay on westbound 24 as we head to the tunnel there have been no major problems on the way through. >> hey man. i see the moon up there. the crescent, the winging crescents in the last quarter. there it is. 40% visible under clear skies here. >>> good morning. getting high on hippy hill. the preparations for today's annual san francisco tradition including

. ♪ >>> hey it's hank i'm at stockton university with atlantic city cross kings eric, at the knock outs taken hall they're talking about a l lot. my take is, there's one key thing missing. >> another day in the heroin epidemic. today atlantic county starting in atlantic city where i met jamie sewell who had his first scrape with heroin looking through a keyhole. >> me being a little guy i was being nosy i looked in that hole and i seen them sticking needle in his arm. and i said, ooh, i said i'm never going to do that. and low be behold 30 years later that's what i was doing. >> reporter: jamie has been clean 15 months enrolled in methadone program and call do all the na meetings he can. he was just lucky he qualified for rehab program money due to pre-existing condition. >> other people don't have that want to get help but they can't get it. they can't get it because they don't have enough money and they just only got medicaid. >> reporter: that was one issue. among many being discussed couple miles miles away in galloway at stockton university at the knock out opioid town hall atlant

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> the four seasons filled stockton university's theater in atlantic city today.d the fourth through seventh graders to enjoy classic music part of the foundation ongoing music program. >>> phillies wanted to hear beautiful music in cincinnati and it didn't work out that way. >> a weird thing happened in this game. and the phillies get offense from an unusual place but the bullpen proves leaky. and they played in the afternoon and tied 1-1. daniel nova. move ago head to the sixth, the reds use a pitcher as a pinch hitter because their bench is thin. strange but not if he does this. he smacks a solo homer, he is a pitcher. the phillies lose this game 7-4. the home opener coming up tomorrow. >>> ryan howard found a new home with the braves of all teams. the former slugger is trying to keep his career alive and the a minor league deal. he will go to spring training next week before joining the gwinnett braves. >>> and dawn staley is celebrating and who can blame her, she is still celebrating, she coached south carolina to a ncaa championship over the weekend. jeff sk

frank in stockton, california, independent. frank. caller: good morning. i have a comment. like to say that talked about he 13 people this guy killed and everybody saying it is so expensive to keep them in jail them. execute how much does a bullet cost? not much. why lock them up? hey have good lives in prison, they have anything they want. host: okay. poor : kill little kids, little kids or older people that you 't done anything, and know they are guilty, take them in the back of the police bullet. and give them a host: all right. those are frank's comments. republican, hi, clyde. caller: hi, there. i couldn't agree with the other anymore. piece of rope will kill a lot of people with one piece of rope. goes, they are having trouble in arkansas with the chemicals they want to kill people with, get a piece of rope. i'm from michigan myself and a guy named leslie killing liams, he was little girls, hid him in the graveyard, he led the police to he was es, no doubt guilty. then later on, michigan not had he death penalty for longer than most any state. and pretty soon that guy

fairfax county police and the swat team responded to the 8600 block of thomas j stockton parkway in the forefront area. -- the fort hunt area. children, they are four and eight years old. even though he hasn't made any threats to them we are told it makes this a more difficult sensitiven a situation. sirens were blaring throughout the neighborhood but for most of the morning it is a technique to try to get the man to surrender. he refused and that has left neighbors with little street and a lot of concerns. take a listen. now, police believe that man has not made any threats to his children but they believe he did make threats to harm himself. they are concerned for his welfare as well as the welfare of the children. we are told negotiators will continue to try to talk with him, to gain a report -- a rapport live in fairfax county, ryan hughes. >> now an all-out manhunt across five states for the man who shot and killed an elderly man at random and posted the video on facebook. emily rowe with the latest. >> a plea from cleveland police chief morning after a man posted this alarming vid

stockton will become nine%. place like nevada city will go up a half percent. >> california generates a lot of tax revenue. so i think the threshold question is is there a reason with higher taxes. there is a particular problem with sales tack he is much that is sales taxes tend to be quite regress i have falling mostly on the middle class. >> it won't change my shopping. i need outdoor furniture any way and ikea is the place to get it. >> reporter: today or tomorrow, they'll still be buying the goods they need. >> for more on the sales tax hikes, go to our website. >>> the number of people in the bay area who think traffic is bad and only getting worse has reached an all time high. people in the nine bay counties think that traffic is actually getting worse and that getting around is more difficult than the priest year. a big en crease from 37% in 2015. they asked if traffic congestion has reached a crisis 11. they say yes, it is has. >>> several people ea 9:00 a.m. deadline to be out of their homes tomorrow mo

ace 1 is delayed 20 minutes due to signal problems out of the stockton area so they have not left yet. let's check in with mike nicco, and you have better news than do th do. >>> here's a look at the giants game today. we have taken two out of three, and how much three out of four? grab the sun screen. average high in san francisco, 65. look at that, upper 60s to low 70s through next wednesday. our first sign of a 90 is wednesday, next week in san jose. in oakland, our warmest day could be monday as we reach 80 and a lot of mid to upper 70s there. >>> best cover ever, that's a youtube thing so look forward to that. >>> and then the jolt you can get from energy drinks could lead to problems with your heart or blood pressure. the blend of caffein, sugar and herbal stimulants can cause dangerous changes in heart rhythm, and despite the small size of the study, she recommends small portions of the drink. >>> the next generation of alexa is coming, and part camera and part alexis and fashion analyst. you take full body photos of your outfits and the echo look will tell you which one to wea

but at the end of london bury road there's a parkway and i'm told the house is on stockton parkway to the left and that's where the river is. we are down here in fairfax county. let me show you video of a big deal all night long. what first happened was a friend of the man called police. he was concerned for his own safety and police arrived. at 3:00 a.m. major equipment custody order issued and very concerned about his safety and now i understand a temporary detention order has been issued at some time in the night they tried to communicate to the man with a mega phone a big loud speaker asking him to come out and here's what one of the neighbors told us. >> my wife talked about that that she could hear them through the windows calling them out by name and saying hey come out there are people who care about you, this can be worked out type thing. and that was odd. >> there's young children in the home. so yeah that does put an extra complexity into the situation. even though we don't think that the children are in danger from him we don't want to do anything that would set someone of

people as far as stockton posted on the facebook page they could feel the quake. so far no word on damages or injury. >> to a develop story font. ahmeda police investigating a suspicious death after a woman found a dead man floating in the water behind horse condominium build, thom jensen is where they pulled the man from the water. neighbors shaken up. >> reporter: a lot of neighbors talking about in tonight peggy. talked to two women shaken by in seeing the man's body was the first thing they saw this morning. reality that they will likely never forget. this is what some neighbors woke up to after 8:30 this morning. >> there was video asset as well. >> katie shocked started taking pictures a man's body pulled from the lagoon outside the back door. >> this stuff does not happen here. >> katie's neighbor was first to call 911 after seeing the man floating in just feet from her balcony. >> i don't see is it a joke or real? but i call my wife, she tell -- i call the police. >> firefighters pulled the man's body from the shallow water after nine. the coroner confirmi

one couple we talked to came from stockton and said they haven't had dental insurance in more than 30 years. each received a full set of dentures which were made right there at the event. hundreds of other patients came in for routine cleanings, fillings and tooth extractions. >> very painful. i was my own dentist at times, pulling my own teeth. if it wasn't for this, i'd still be hurting. >> i didn't realize how much it was going to impact myself confidence and how i even sit at a table and i think having a tooth back is going to be really helpful. >> almost a thousand dentists and dental professionals donated their time, saying the payoff comes in the forward of hundreds of happy patients walking away pain free with a new smile. >>> frito-lay is recalling two different potato chips for concern over the potential presence of salmonella in the seasoning. it can cause serious and sometimes fatal infections in young children, frail, or elderly people. no illnesses have been reported so far. >>> time is 4:57. coming up at 5:00, a car smashed into a house in walnut creek. why officials sa