this is an issue of a contract between sutter medical, sutter roseland medical center and california nurses association. i want people to feel comes that they can come here. but the issues get solved at the table not in the streets. >> reporter: the employees won't be allowed back in until tuesday since replacement nurses were hired for five days. the nurses will strike through today. back to you. >> sutter health says a full- time nurse averages $140,000 per year with an employer paid pension, get up to 40 paid days off a year. >>> you only have a few hours left to sign up for health insurance through "covered california." you can sign up today at libraries in fremont, san lorenzo and concord. the "covered california" website lists places to enroll. people without health insurance will pay a tax for a penalty. >> most people are working long hours, low wages, and inequality in wealth. >> that's bernie sanders of vermont. he says he will challenge hillary clinton in the democratic primary race but won't switch parties. >>> vietnam people across the bay area are learning it will take

that street i'm talking about is divisadero street between gary and sutter. i went there to see my doctor and i was amazed how bad shape the street was let alone the curb cuts are too high and sometimes my vision goes bad where i need the yellow, i don't know the strip, but i know you smart people do, the yellow strip with the bumps on it so i know i'm not running off into the curb into the street. i ask the council members to please look at the streets on divisadero between gary and sutter. there are a lot of people with disabilities who go see their doctor at ucsf or moint zion. it's only fair that we can go there to see our doctors. thank you very much and god bless you. >> thank you very much. >> carla, did you have a response? >> i just want to let the public commenter to know that we will log that for existing curb ramps to be built and to make sure they are a safe path to travel. physical truncated domes or detectable warnings. >> yellow bumpy things are just as good. >> it's a good description. [ laughter ] >> any further public comment? seeing none,

. >> i have a quick question, what about a building like 450 sutter or one on van ness that my chiropractor is in which is strictly a medical building and i'm a sole practitioner or there is a group of us that want to goen, would that be exempt from a cu? >> i wish planning staff were here but in a large building as that there are individual offices as well. in those individual offices you can have other offices. if you are a sole practitioner by yourself no conditional use permit required you can show up in those offices within 450 sutter. the best way to visualize it is that there are separate offices within them and what is entailed in each of those offices. >> that follows under those conditions. >> correct. a business establishment where a massage is not a principal use could also share space with someone who is a sole practitioner and they own their own business or they can share space with an actual massage establishment. you can have an entire business in there as well. in that case the massage establishment they would be responsible for the permit if they share the space. >> they w

. >> reporter: sutter health, alta base tells me, health care made them unable to return.no other agency is willing to take over. activists tried to get inside where thunder road board members were scheduled to meet to decide its fate. because of today's action the thunder board road moved its planned meeting from here to another undisclosed location. >> the county can step in and sutter can step in and other institutions, but we must do it. if we close this down, shame on us. >> reporter: closing these doors social workers say would be criminal. >> it's hard to find the words because there's no other place that kids can go. >> reporter: except back to the streets, back to drugs and too often to crime. norman williams just graduated thunder road. >> especially in oakland there's nothing for them to do. they're going to keep doing the same thing, robbing and killing each other. >> reporter: the thunder road board put off its vote to wait for talks with officials. >>> orinda is among several cities with poor roads and potholes. the city has made some improvements. orinda ran

. >>> today nurses will stage a one-day strike at 5 northern california sutter hospitals. they say it's part of a nationwide series of strikes to express concerns about staffing levels. in the bay area, strikes will be held at sutter facilities in san mateo, burlingame and santa rosa. tickets will be set up at other sutter facilities. >>> today defunct corinthian college campuses will temporarily re-open owe students can collect their transcripts and get some information on how to continue their education. corinthian, which operated colleges under heald and other names, abruptly closed due to financial problems. some local schools though are offering some help to the former students. they include national university out of san jose, jfk university in san jose and pleasant hill, and city college of san francisco. meanwhile, a u.s. education official says former corinthian students will automatically have their federal student loans discharged but only if they agree to forego any credits they earned at the schools. ted mitchell education department under secretary says the d

in the bay area, strikes will be held at sutter facilities in san mateo, burlingame and santa rosa. will be set up at other -- pickets will be set up at other sutter facilities. >>> minimum wage may be up in palo alto. a committee voted tuesday to recommend the full council adopt an ordinance. it would put the minimum at $1 an hour next year and as high as 15 bucks an hour by the year 2018. >>> how do you motivate kids about school? at vallecito it took creative thinking from parents and the results have been very cool. vallecito elementary school in san rafael is teaching stand-up -- not the funny stuff but the real deal. three fourth grade and one first grade class stand instead of sit the entire day. >> yeah. it's pretty cool. >> research discovered students that stand are more alert, focused and in better shape. sitting down saps the energy right out of you. 7 months now and the results are overwhelming. >> i definitely notice the difference. they are definitely more attentive. the focus is better. they're more happy. >> the standing desk makes me in a better mood. >> reporter:

nurses say sutter health continues to reject their concerns over unsafe staffing that puts patients atealth korchl. sutter officials are denying the claim saying that the staff is adequate and the nurses are offered generous wages with an option of health coverage with a low or no monthly premium. >> japan's prime minister will be in the bay area today. his visit comes after a congressional address yesterday where he offered condolences for people who died in world war ii. he short short of offering an apology that u.s. lawmakers wanted. abe's stop in the bay area today includes a speech at stanford this afternoon as well as visits to facebook, tesla motors and a visit with governor jerry brown to invite him to try to bullet train similar later that abe is bringing to the bay area. >> japan keeps setting the fastest train reports 375 miles an hour a new one topped out at. >> that would be fun. good morning did you see the temperature in napa just changed. 53 degrees. that's how up to date we are. santa rosa and american canyon 49, mill valley 47. everybody else in the low to mid 50s. 5

sutter called it miraculous later writing the!s heart was kick started by a praying mother calling upon the holy spirit. >> number six the boy was airlifted to another hospital. the family pastor shows up, told the boy is -- no brain activity and chances are slim. he and five of the passengers gather around the bed and pray dt tju the boy. they pray that the brain and the lungs be healed. he sees a ring of light around the boy's head, two angels in the back of the room, and right after that, the boy squeezes his hand opens his eyes, and lifts up from the table. >> number seven, dr. garrett, pediatric doctor of the yesterday. he2h said this is a miraculous story. >> miraculous. the father is number eight. brian who says the miracle is really the church that prayed for this boy and that his son, 16 days after he was dead for an hour walked out of the hospital on his own power. >> number nine. he has no brainl%ge and no lung infection, miraculously, and number ten. >> number ten. think about this. it's almost 3:00. at this time this

you can not see him but his pup, sutter was below the table, too. >>> san francisco supervisor has not given up the fight. christiansen is hoping she can negotiate a deal this week to keep cap's opened, stay tuned. >>> dock's in san pablo is set to close its doors on tuesday morning. current patients are transferred to other tpas ailities. the plan is to close the hospital and sell the property. -- facilities. the plan is to close the hospital and sell the property. a new urgent care clinic called lifelong medical care is opening across the street tomorrow. tell pick up slack but will not offer emergency services. >>> all right, back to the top story, san francisco bracing for the biggest pot party of the year. >> turns into a street party. >> the. >> reporter: the one day police turn a blind eye for pot smokers smoking in public because there are too many smoking in public. >> that is crazy. not going to happen. >> reporter: they try to control the chaos as much as they can. >> never know what to expect. we just prepare. and hope we got it right. >> reporter: still, business owners sa

can't it will give you an advantage and one section in particular that drives me crazy is howard and sutter we cannot make a left-hand turn we have to go up to bush street and stockton to all those angles that makes it hard for us to get around the city especially on market street if we have left-hand turn on second and 11th that will let us assess south of market that is growing like crazy and has access to the freeways and other events that happen south of market so if you can look at us liquor an extension of muni and treat us as a transportation system i think that will help our cause and you'll be able to collect our medallion fees like in the past up to $2,000 so thank you for your time thank you (calling names.) (clapping.) >> good afternoon mr. lee. >> good evening director nolan and the members please bring our voices to the governor's office and the mayor's office as i know you get this job because a assigned by the mayor but the - he is not the boss. >> a human being principle i hope you people have the courage not to challenge the governor but bring the voice of the taxi low inc

. >> we recently had people last year that had they were a group which the sutter group blue shield they left that and went into the city plan will they be part of the network and i'm going what was the name of the group. >> peninsula. >> i'll have to check i know a palo alto and it's like a medical group. >> uh-huh. but i'd to check on the peninsula. >> now the city plan may have to do the same thing this is a problem there's a sarcoma clinic in language that came up a number of times people had to shift plans. >> what's the name. >> it's ucla's sarcoma clinic. >> i can certainly check on those. >> okay nicole can you clarify if mills peninsula network was not in the network people can go to miles peninsula hospital thank you. >> what we do is if we were fully replacing the city plan we'll look at the doctors that have been seen by the members over the last year and any we haven't had a record of ref claims we do is a very degree of acceptance. >> dr. my point is you can go to any physician who takes medicare period and absolutely any willing medicare provider we found that most doctors

it will effect sutter health facilities and santa rosa hospital, mills peninsula hospital. >>> breast cancer cases could increase 50% over the next 15 years according to research released today. much may be because women are living longer and there are other factors too. ktvu's john fowler has this story. >> reporter: right now 1-8 women will get a diagnosis of breast cancer. in a decade it could be 1-6. >> it alarms me because my mother last year was diagnosed with breast cancer. >> it is shocking. i have several friends that had breast cancer. some recovered and some have not recovered. >> reporter: researchers used a model predicting more women will be living longer. >> as the population ages and we live longer you are likely to see more cancers. other cancers as well. >> reporter: she says a glimmer of good news is breast cancers in older women are more often er positive tumors which rely on estrogen to treat. she says this study is a call to action for better screening and for women to pay closer attention to changes in their bodies bodies and exercise but she says something in t

. >> what about a building like 450 sutter i want to open up a massage on the 13 floor do i still have to go get a cu or epiglottis building owner. >> those are the controls from what i understand. >> i think clearly what we're hearing is a call for some rationalization for that because we have a class of practitioners here who have been 0 actually burglarized as their medical low bend health i don't know the proper lingo but health professionals that's a clear distinction first of all, are from the tattoo parlor that's not a discussion it is clear from adult entertainment so it feels like from the community that you're dealing with that that doesn't feel like a sort of just way of dealing with it so i would just courage you to be open to further dialog and it sounds like there's a call for the dialog just today and those people are more up on the situation than others that maybe operating without knowing whaenz. >> i'm open and i want to reiterate the cu requirement applies to a number of uses as i've mentioned earlier could be k through 12 or a restaurant or a night club all depends

that have not-for-profit status and he fine line that lays between the nonprofits like kaiser or sutter or other heartache plans not-for-profit and features identified in that article. >> thank you very much for your time i hope this edifies the conversation getting into the weeds. >> item 17. >> discussion item opportunity to place items on future agendas. >> any items from the board or public comment on this item >> hearing none item 18. >> item 18 discussion item opportunity for the public comment to comment on any matters within the board's jurisdiction. >> any public comment? on this item? >> a question of clarification i hope it isn't awkward i don't attend these as i eyed to do in the past i noticed by the rates for my drug prirpgsdz went up for blue shield i go to walgreens drug store and suddenly much higher was this vote on by the board to increase the rates what exactly is going on i want information on that. >> i was ask you to raise that question we've indeed improved the rates for this year there were increased. >> yes. >> maybe in our particular plan like i said, i don't

see any complaints over the last weekend other note that was a large-scale fight at the seller on sutter street about 12347 a large fight went from inside the club out to the street according to the cab there were upwards of 20 feet blocking the traffic the police were called and patrons fled the area 4 days later a patron filed a report he'd been attacked by security i contacted the owner and she sent me a detailed security report and in the security report 9 statement from workers from the management or bar staff or security and so looking at this from the security report as far as the statement it seems like they did the best they could with the patron being attacked several of the workers were attacked one of the things i saw the fight oriented go in the vip area that's a concern we've had for a while i have a method or e-mail out to the management there as far as if those 3 areas have bottle services we're noticing when people have the bottle services they take three or four hundred dollars from the bottle there's a certain entitlement that's my bottle i'm going to finish it one per

last week sutter health agreed to reopen negotiations, give the county more time to find a new provider. >>> time is 4:56. golf's first major championship of the year just got underway about 10 minutes ago. tiger woods missed the master's last year, but is back this year, competing for his 5th green jacket. rory mcilroy -- going for the career grand slam in all 4 majors. augusta has a strict no-phone policy this year. anyone caught with one will be escorted off the grounds. the policy is generally embraced by fans. some say it's nice to disconnect and just enjoy the moments. >> how are people going to do that? with no instagraming. going to be tough. >>> coming up next in our 5:00 hour, spending the night on the uc berkeley campus. the issue that has a group of students camping out right now. >> and a musician killed by a stray bull let after a performance in oakland. up next, the changes some community members are calling for at local nightclubs. . >> good morning. we are looking at a commute where traffic is doing wall on the bridge getting into the city. we're going to check out some

crews are building an underground walkway to sutter health's california pacific medical center's campus. >>> saying good-bye to your pet can be heartbreaking. coming up, how to know when it's time to let go. >> can't wait for the new apple watch? neither could they. the first customers to get their hands on the newest gadgets. >> from the kpix 5 weather center, good afternoon. we have all heard by now that it's going to rain. but i'll tell you just how much and the effects on your weekend. the news >>> it is friday and we are's answering your questions with our pet expert dr. jill. while it's not the happiest of subs, it's part of having a pet knowing when to say good-bye. it's an emotional personal decision. my brother is going through this right now with his cat amber which has cancer, overweight, going to cost a lot of money to keep it alive for how long? >> i like to tell owners it's all about quality of life. so it depends on the prognosis and the diagnosis. so in your brother's case, the cat has cancer. so it's what kind of cancer is it? believe it or not, chemotherapy in animals

for the construction of an underground tunnel that will connect the new sutter campus to medical offices across van ness. van ness will reopen sunday at mid night. next closure will be friday april 24th through sun the 26th april 24th through sun the 26th. >> more to get to still ahead on 7 news at 11:00. fight though you fed parking meter in some parts of downtown san jose you could still get a ticket. that story coming up. >> also. recipe for disaster on southern california freeway as suspected drunk driver ditches her car on the busy freeway stumbling through traffic. >> plus tornadoes leave trail of destruction as they plow through the midwest. >> that's typical for them. about for us crisp cool morning followed by warmer weather heading that the i. you are looking at new video of homes ripped apart by powerful tornado. one person died and 7 were hurt in fair dale small town in northern illinois about 80 males west of chicago. and here's a look at why. this large tornado damaged every single one of the 50 homes in fair dale and left a lot of damage around the region. the entire area

about 400 nurses are also striking against sutter santa rosa as part of a larger statewide campaign. [ chanting ] >>> the number of american women with breast cancer could increase by as much as 50% in the next 15 years. that's according to a new government report. in particular, researchers expect an increase in tumors that are e.r.-positive. those types are often linked to obesity and exposure to hormones through hormone replacement therapy. also, because of the aging population, women older than 70 will account for a growing proportion of cases. >>> big clean-up effort in san francisco now after thousands of marijuana users showed up for 420 day. police increased security because of past problems but there were no major incidents reported yesterday. when the event was over, trash was everywhere. >>> and protestors rallied this morning in oakland against the city's plan to sell a piece of public land. the empty lot is on east 12th street across the street from lake merritt. a verle wants to build a -- a developer wants to build a luxuriry apartment tower there. supporters say it wo

for the construction of an underground tunnel that will connect the new sutter campus to medical officesn ness. van ness will reopen sunday at mid night. next closure will be friday april 24th through sun the 26th april 24th through sun the 26th. >> more to get to still ahead on 7 news at 11:00. fight though you fed parking meter in some parts of downtown san jose you could still get a ticket. that story coming up. >> also. recipe for disaster on southern california freeway as suspected drunk driver ditches her car on the busy freeway stumbling through traffic. >> plus tornadoes leave trail of destruction as they plow through the midwest. >> that's typical for them. about for us crisp cool morning followed by warmer weather heading that the weekend. 7 toxic chemicals and carcinogens are leaching into the environment. it's happening right where we live, work and play. everywhere. cigarette butts are toxic waste. let's stop the toxic litter. learn more at rethinkbutts.org i. you are looking at new video of homes ripped apart by powerful tornado. one person died and 7 were hurt in fair dale

for the construction of an underground tunnel that will connect the new sutter campus to medical offices across van ness. van ness will reopen sunday at mid night. next closure will be friday april 24th through sun the 26th april 24th through sun the 26th. >> more to get to still ahead on 7 news at 11:00. fight though you fed parking meter in some parts of downtown san jose you could still get a ticket. that story coming up. >> also. recipe for disaster on southern california freeway as suspected drunk driver ditches her car on the busy freeway stumbling through traffic. >> plus tornadoes leave trail of destruction as they plow through the midwest. >> that's typical for them. about for us crisp cool morning followed by warmer weather heading that the weekend. 7 i. you are looking at new video of homes ripped apart by powerful tornado. one person died and 7 were hurt in fair dale small town in northern illinois about 80 males west of chicago. and here's a look at why. this large tornado damaged every single one of the 50 homes in fair dale and left a lot of damage around the region. the e

crews are working to build a pedestrian tunnel for the new sutter health campus.rting tomorrow through wednesday the street between will be closed from 11:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. and the weekends of april 10, 24, and september 5 it will be closed for 72 hours. it will not effect muni or golden gate buses. >>> up next, the snow that the sierra is getting and how much we are expecting. >> also mark will be back with a look ahead at the forecast and how long the wet weather will stick around. ñsxóxgñ >>> rain is bringing snoothe se- - snow to the sierra. video now off of interstate 80. today's storm is expected to drop 4 inches of snow. 3500 feet. if you are planning to head that way, carry some chains because there is more on the way. mark tamayo to fill us in on what is happening. >> the next one is more productive. chain controls right now on 50. yeah. feels like winter out there with the system moving across the bay area. outside right now we have clearing skies. the main rain ban moved out. beautiful here, from the roof camera in oakland. the clouds in the upper po

last night on sutter avenue. investigators say a 62-year-old man was fatally shot. no one has been arrested. police believe multiple people were involved. >>> east bay mud received hundreds of complaints that water smelled or tasted bad and while they say water is safe to drink, they admit it may taste different. cara liu shows us it is because of a change blamed on the drought. >> reporter: the tap water was off when she returned home after the weekend. >> looks yellow and coppery. >> reporter: she tasted it while we were there. >> kind of like a penny. it definitely has -- doesn't taste like it normally does. >> reporter: drinking tap water at another home. >> it was gross. i couldn't drink it. it tasted bad. it was, like, a really change taste. >> reporter: they say it is not their imagination. 1million of their 1.3 million customers from berkeley and oakland to san ramon may be getting water that tastes or smells peculiar. >> all water is safe to drink. meets all state and federal guidelines. >> the reason for the issues, last week they started pulling water fro

ha sido identificado por la policia recibio varios disparon y murio en la escena por la avenida "sutterlles de como sucedieron los hechos no esta disponibles hasta el momento. --la policia recibio la llamada de emergencia alrededor de las 9:30 despues de multiples disparos y al parecer hay mas de un sospechoso. cesar ---a mas de cuatro aÑos de ocurrido el mortal estallido de un gasoducto en la ciudad de san bruno el gobierno estatal podria imponer la multa mas alta jamas pagada por una empresa en california.. blanca ---y los funcionarios de esa ciudad exigen y respaldan castigos mas severos para la empresa responsable. take 2 box ---paola reyes desde san francisco nos dice sobre una reunion realizada hoy.... paola. take pkg ;01 ;10 ;28 ;49 cesar ---revisemos las condiciones actuales del trafico en la bahia... blanca ---pasamos con gabriela dellan... gabriela.. take gabriela live gabriela live amigos tengan todos muy buenos tardes y sean cordialmente bienvenidos a noticiero telemundo 48 .les saluda gabriela dellan enseguida les comparto la informacion del transito lento pero normal para

sutter house which runs thunder road says health care reimbursement changes makes operating thunder road no longer sustainable. thunder road lost $5 million in the last five years. >> kaiser can step in, the county can step in, and other institutions but we must do it. if we close it down, shame on us. >> the thunder road board says it is in talks with county officials about the future of the facility. >>> time is 5:26. a maryland couple who made headlines because of their free range parenting philosophy will r battling with child protective services. the couple says their ten and six-year-old kids were picked up by police on sunday. they believe they are giving their children freedom and independence teaches them responsibility. a neighbor who was concerned because they were not accompanied by an adult called 911. the parents say they went out to look for the children when they didn't come home on time not knowing the police had picked them up and taken them to a crisis center. >> we're sitting in the car for 2.5 hours. he said okay i'm going to bring you home. and instead he brought us

. >>> number four thousands of nurses with sutter health are holding a one-day strike due to issues overs their health coverage. >>> the marine mammal center just safety captured a sea lion that wandered on the streets. you watched it live moments ago right here on abc 7. it is now in that pickup truck waiting to be transported. this is at the marina across the street from the bay. >> we're as cool as we're going to get right now. sunshine and warmer temperatures on the way today. everybody else, your b.a.r.t. stations in the low to mid 50s right now. check out how sunny it is already. you'll need the sunglasses everywhere today. from 72 at the coast to 80 at san francisco to mid 80s the shoreline. 90s inland. >> it's a sig alert, highway 85 all lanes are blocked after a stalled vehicle turn into a crash and a car fire. the slowing is in the northbound direction. you can see the read there as you head towards the scene of the accident. you've got a wait on your hands in san jose. >> this is one of those eventful mornings. i'm glad the team was all in place. abc 7 news continues now onlin