this reason. 11 points in the first, the drive, throws it down, then he hits the three, 32 points, ten boards on the day. the backcourt is unstoppable. 48 of the team's points. lillard at 34, the game was tied at 5 of at the half. the third quarter, 22 lead changes, a little scoop to the hoop. curry finished with a great game for draymond. heating up in the forest. going to put it up and in. warriors, game one, 121-109 the final. >> when they got it going and they were hitting tough shots in the first half, some of them you just have to live with. they were just able to finish. over the course of 68, the chargers wear them down. >> i felt great. knocked down some shots, and you know, i feel great. >> that is the weak side. >> but at the rim, it is manyman. to wake that battle is a different type of emotion. >> keeping us on our toes. everybody can play. >> being an eight seed is different from the one seed. we know how good they are, we know they will let it fly and we have to be ready. >> we'll have to make that pass more often and commend on guys more often to allow them to have the success

but asia wilson would not be denied. 23 points, ten boards earning the mvp. mississippi state morgan williams can't watch the finish. she was held to eight points. south carolina takes it 67-55, their first national title. >>> final rounds of the shell houston open, angel cabrera finishing his day on the par 3, 9th in the rain, and nothing but net for the ace. he finished at minus 4. the winner automatically qualifies for the master's if need so, russell hanley needed it. five birdies on the front 9. this chip on 13th sets up a birdie for the outright lead. and the 35-foot birdie on 14 will help him pull away. henley five birdies on the back 9 as well as 65 for a minus 20 on the week, a three-stroke win over sun kang and he's headed to augusta for the third time with his first career victory. >>> 13 years after facing off the third time at this tournament, roger federer and rafa nadal net. he fought off four break points. had five of his own breaking nadal in the next to last game of both sets. 35-year-old has won the aussie open, indian wells and miami open,

board the boat. sky 7 shows the vessel. ten foot skiff taking o water. good samaritan reported it this morning. authorities reached it and didn't find anybody on board but ice chest with fresh ice. canvas of the area, and no one has been found. >>> incident with a man threatening to jump from b.a.r.t. platform is resolved. negotiated with the man for hours and about 5:20 p.m. the man came down from the ledge. led to closure of walnut creek's b.a.r.t. station. long lines of commuters had to take bus bridges to get to walnut create from lafayette and pleasant hill. >>> more showers moving in. >> more if you can believe. drew tuma is here. >> more showers. falling in the north bay. live doppler 7, street level. santa rosa. rain falling steadiest. south to nevada, blipz of yellow on the screen. moderate shower about to move in. and approaching san rafael at this hour. moving west to east. arrival time. san francisco, 9:22 and then later. time this out and show you a gorgeous weekend we have coming up in the full accuweather forecast. >>> outstanding. as the light rain moves in, stay on top of what t

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but asia wilson would not be denied. 23 points, ten boards earning the mvp. mississippi state morgan williams can't watch the finish. she was held to eight points. south carolina takes it 67-55, their first national title. >>> final rounds of the shell houston open, angel cabrera finishing his day on the par 3, 9th in the rain, and nothing but net for the ace. he finished at minus 4. the winner automatically qualifies for the master's if need so, russell hanley needed it. five birdies on the front 9. this chip on 13th sets up a birdie for the outright lead. and the 35-foot birdie on 14 will help him pull away. henley five birdies on the back 9 as well as 65 for a minus 20 on the week, a three-stroke win over sun kang and he's headed to augusta for the third time with his first career victory. >>> 13 years after facing off the third time at this tournament, roger federer and rafa nadal net. he fought off four break points. had five of his own breaking nadal in the next to last game of both sets. 35-year-old has won the aussie open, indian wells and miami open,

and durant with ten boards and six assists and here is kd after the game. >> definitely could have played> missed some shots that i feel like i normally make. i knew that would happen. just have to get my attention back. and rebound and defense and all of that felt good and it is a matter of me knocking down shots. >> bumgarner is the cure for whatever ales the giants, not in san diego as the early season slump continues. young giants fan in san diego excited to see bumgarner. he allowed the leadoff man on and the padres made him pay. a double and makes it 1-0 padres and in the bottom of the second, margo fair down the line, cordova scores so it is 2-nil. and bumgarner allowed four hits in the first two inning and went eight innings and struck out five but the giants offense silent. quiet. finally get a run in the ninth, crawford singles to make it a 2-1 game but that is how it ends. they drop to 1-5. johnny cueto will try to finish it. >> and take a look at the mascot. doing the worm there. one arm push ups. he is like jack pallets -- for older viewers. oakland pitcher making a second st

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. >>> now at ten the board of directors met this evening to crack down on passengers that don't pay fares. this estimate that they lose millions of revenues each year. we attend aepd the nighttime meeting where the board discussed changes. >> there was a good turn out with much of the discussion focusing on fare cheats and what they plan to do about the problem. most people who use ba rt don't expect a free ride. >> when i go to the turnstile and i put my ticket in and someone tries to piggyback behind me, the operators let it go. >> at the station it didn't take us long to see people going through the gaits without paying. >> sometimes a go through the elevator or side door. >> this 29 year old tells me she doesn't pay. >> half, the average about every day. (laughter.) >> why do you cheat. >> sometimes i might not have enough money for it. >> the college student says she has been caught once and you pay if she had a job. >> i don't feel bad because i need to get to where i am going. >> i am paying but there is nothing i can do about it. >> at the board meeting there was a discussion abou

the board took a ten minute recess to restore order. all directors were later redirected to the panel. >>> north korea reportedly conducted live fire exercises as a u.s. nuclear powered submarine docked in south korea. tensions continue to rise between the u.s. and north korea. north korea marked the 85th anniversary of the founding of the military today. officials vowing to continue conducting nuclear missile launches, and president trump is calling the nation a real threat to the world. the u.s. envoy for north korea met with counterparts from japan and south korea overnight. >> we agreed that among the three of us that we would coordinate all actions, diplomatic, military, economic regarding north korea. >> and, tomorrow, top trump administration officials are set to hold a rare briefing at the white house, all 100 senators will be there. >>> president trump pays try butte to holocaust victims and survivors this morning. >> i'm deeply moved to stand before those who survived history's darkest hour. your cherished presence trance form

tens of thousands of venezuelans crossed the board to brazil looking for work and medical care. the group human rights groups say those fleeing their economic crisis is rising. they are oil rich but cash poor. a recession now in its fourth year. >>> the fda meets this week to discuss the safety concerns around e-cigarette's batteries. the battery on his e-cigarette exploded. beard says he was walking through wal-mart and heard a noise and it was the battery catching fire in his pocket. he got burned on his hand and leg as he tore off his flaming clothes. >>> in california agriculture specters are going door-to-door looking for a pest harming the citrus crop. it won't harm people but it kills citrus trees and there is no cure. isolated infestsations have been found and stopped in california before. >>> still ahead on "action news" at 12:30 another check of your forecast, stepping live outside sky 6 hd in showing you the marina there in camden. meteorologist, karen rogers, has the update from accuweather when "action news" comes right back. >>> karen back with another check of the

board. >>> happening this weekend, tens of thousands of comcast employees across the country will volunteer in the annual comcast cares day event. tomorrow nbc10 employees will work at the boys and girls club in nicetown. i'll be there looking forward to it. company workers will be clean, painting, and landscaping. comcast is the parent company of nbc10. >>> comcast cares day coincides with earth day. activists across the country will be holding marches for science. similar rallies planned for penns landing and doylestown as well as atlantic city. >>> tomorrow is also record store day. events are planned in the area to celebrate the culture of the independently owned record store. they include in-store performances and the release of exclusive and limited release albums. this is the 10th year for the event. the figures show that vinyl sales jump as much as 321% in businesses participating in record store day. >> record stores -- one of my favorites is in manayunk. i love playing records. >> 45s, the best. >>> she's known as a music alpia al pioneer. coming up we'll tell you who it is. >>> a

and the board to help to us implement the designs that are required and this is a ten year contract. and it represents about 30 percent of the total budget for this portion of the work. and we you know we, would like to move forward, to enter the agreement with the black & veatch not-to-exceed, 12 million dollars over ten years, would i be happy to answer any questions. >> thank you, i appreciate your presentation, i am going to pivot to the budget and legislative analyst. >> if they have any comments. >> this will be a two year contract, to 2027, subjected to a competitive process, and the contract is not to seek, 12 million dollars of which 8 million will be allocated towards the design services for the transmission line clearance, the high voltage clearance, and another four million to be used for deet sign services for ongoing right-of-way. issues. >> we do have a schedule of extended here on page, 22, and the sources of of the funds are the revenue bonds and enterprise, power revenue and we do have the one recommendation, which is the technical to correct the legislation itself

competition is there, but what about the board who has sat there and watched this company over the last six, eight, ten years, not perform, not address the issue competition is right there in their face and not react the way they need to. i think shaking up the board would be something that would make ilt pretty excited. >> it's also from the leadership execution. i totally agree you on the board, but it's really the senior management team that really has not done a great job and -- >> that's up to the pord, too, to make sure the management team is executing the right way. >> the feeling i get from the people i speak with is that people aren't really sure how much meat is on the poen from an ma and and a strategic standpoint. it's about a belief that the business can be fixeded and can truly turn things around if whole foods is willing to listen to some of jana's suggestions, not only from a board sper ek perspective, but initiatives. whole foods would say, we've been doing a lot of this stuff. we're trying to turn this stuff around. >> you know what the interesting thing is though, we're sarting to he

board. and these numbers are some ten to 15 degrees below normal for this time year. 56 in san jose, 53 degreesn san francisco, currently 58 oakland, the same in napa and ant yoke. so overnight it's going to be a cold april night. a lot of spots hold ngts low 40s however the north bay will see some of the coldest temperatures overnight hovering in the mid 30s. it's for that fact a frost advisory goes into effect tobtd. your morning lows 32 to 36 degrees. that mines may wake up to some patch yp frost, good idea to cover those plants outside and bring in the pets overnight tonight. it's going to be nice on sunday. we have that cold start early on by 7:00 but it's nothing but sunshine, a dry afternoon by 4:00 away from the coast. we're going into the 60s. and a few high clouds moving in into the evening by 7:00. future weather showing you early monday morning we're tracking a very weak ripple of energy that will be moving through going to try and touch off a light sprinkle before dawn in the is monday morning at 6:00 in the morning but a more potent storm lingers midweek. this wednesday night to t

you know, we are nominating four directors to a board that will be comprised of ten directors. we think we can work effectively with the remaining board members to map out a process to identify a really compelling candidate in a short period of time. >> we reached out to buffalo wild wings for a statement today and here is what they said. they said the company has continued to innovate and pursue cost savings initiatives and difficult market conditions for the sector and remains focused on creating sustainable value for our shareholders. i spoke with some people close to the company who said they have done a lot to appease marcato. they have refreshed the board, opted for more franchise-based model, they have increased their repurchase program, they spoke with investment banks that you recommended. where do you think they are still dropping the ball? >> well, i think anyone who's followed the company closely for several years at this point can appreciate that the fundamental operating metrics of this business have been in fairly significant deterioration for multiple years on en

very unreported angle sheer goldman sachs for the last -- the better part of the last ten years has controlled the board seats of the company called metro, based in detroit. and metro created scarcity in the aluminum market by warehousing massive quantities of aluminum sheets and have not let that get out into the american free market, which has created a space, created a space for china and created a space for canada to be major suppliers, because they have manipulated that price unfairly. cheryl: but don, i don't know the background on that, but michael block, you can respond to that? you're on the investment side of this. is that true what don is saying about the company? >> wt does metro do? do they make hats? i'm curious. bigger issues here, embedded interests at work and we're going to be cognizant of that. i like the fact that this administration, and look, i've not been unabashed fan of the , times. i have to say they're getting granular on free trade here, aluminum and everything else. if you want to blame goldman sachs and the conspiracy theory, it's interesting. >> there's a bigger picture he

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tens of thousands of dollars. still, other businesses downtown have been boarded up in anticipation for this rally. threat of violence and vandalism is taken seriously in berkeley. >> some of the more corporatized businesses have boarded up in precaution. >> reporter: president donald trp supporters plan to rally tomorrow in civic center park. as safety precaution organizers of the farmer's market that takes place in the park are canceling it for the day. >> i feel like it is an overreaction and i also feel it is giving in to the culture of fear. >> standing to miss out on $7,000 to $10,000 tomorrow. >> we have 60 people who work year around on the farm, depend on the farm for their income for their families. >> reporter: he and 50 other vendors are collateral damage to rally and protest that hasn't even happened yet. >> i'm not sure that's even their intent. >> basically anything that can be used as a weapon police arrested ten people at march 10 event and are still working to identify suspects. in berkeley, abc 7 news. >> people in merced have arrested a person suspected of human trafficking. li

board. let's squeeze in the ten-day and make sure you get prepared for the week ahead and especially for theend. we'll do 76 tomorrow. maybe an isolated shower in the morning. clearing out in the afternoon. 65 on friday. 71 on saturday. for easter sunday, e we could' an isolated thunderstorm, but that's late in the day. it will be another cooker at 81 degrees. >>> up next, a new move to increase the port for black businesses in philadelphia. >>> plus a really bad driver or something more sinister. what's behind this crash, next. >>> plus a teen's fake story. new at 6:00, how he tugged at the heart strings of animal lovers to get inside homes. >>> welcome back. lester holt joins us from new york. >> he has a look at what's coming up on "nbc nightly news." >> ahead for us tonight, spooea spicer ignites controversy after a comparison to hitler. and a new video showing what happened after a passenger was dragged from a united airlines floigt as the airline ceo takes a new tone. and why arkansas is planning to execute inmates in 11 days. more on that for "nbc nightly news." for now back to you in

today the state license board revoked the license of the building's general contractor. the building was just ten years old when the balcony failed. the collapse was blamed on wood rot. investigators found that segue construction ignored specifications to use plywood in the balcony's construction. instead it used thin composite board which is less expensive, but also prone to rotting. >> there is a battle over conservative commentator ann coulter speaking at u.c. berkeley. the deadline is minutes away with a lawsuit on the line. we're live on the campus. >> and a new warning from president trump over sanctuary fund being. millions of dollars at stake for california. >> i'm abc 7 news meteorologist sandhya patel. i'll have the hour by hour look coming up. >> and from rainbow color dogs to robots, comic con could make for san jose's wildest >>> there is a new twist in the saga over conservative speaker ann coulter. attorneys are drafting a lawsuit against u.c. berkeley right now after the university said it does not have a secure venue for her next thursday. abc 7 news reporter melanie woodrow is l

tens of thousands of dollars. still, other businesses downtown have been boarded up in anticipation for this rally. the threat of violence and vandalism is taken seriously in berkeley. >> some of the more corporatized businesses have boarded up in precaution. >> reporter: president donald trump supporters plan to rally tomorrow in civic center park. as safety precaution organizers of the farmer's market that takes place in the park are canceling it for the day. >> i feel like it is an overreaction and i also feel it is giving in fear. fear. >> standing to miss out on $7,000 to $10,000 tomorrow. >> we have 60 people who work year around on the farm, depend on the farm for their income for their families. >> reporter: he and 50 other vendors are collateral damage to rally and protest that hasn't even happened yet. >> i'm not sure that's even their intent. >> basically anything that can be used as a weapon police arrested ten people at march 10 event and are still working to identify suspects. in berkeley, abc 7 news. >> people in merced have arrested a person suspected of human trafficking. li jun wa

yields have moved down across the board as well as dollar weakness. the tenear treasury note down to 2.23%. so well below that all-important 2.3% resistance level. we'll have to see if that continues throughout the day. sara? >> some individual stocks to watch today. shares of hanes brands popping on better than expected q1 earnings. its cfo is also stepping down at the end of the year. >>> pier 1 warning of a bigger than forecast q1 loss. shares falling on that news. aerie pharmaceutical reporting positive results for a drug to treat glaucoma and eye diseases. >> preorder fors >> preorder for for samsung's galaxy s8 smartphone could set a sales record for samsung, this despite the controversy following the galaxy note fires. samsung up 1.2% this morning. up 13% over the last three months. >>> taiwan semiconductor posting weaker than expected earnings in revenues. shares of the chipmaker and major apple supplier falling off the back of the news. it's up still over the last three months. infosys earnings falling a bit short in the latest quarter and its full-y

ten new episodes. but stars david duchovney and jillian andersen both on board to reprise their roles as mulder and scullyroducer chris carter signed on as well. >> right. whole gang. last year's limited revive sal, catapulting it to number three show behind empire and big bang theory. the numbers might be a little skewed. >> because one of the episodes came after the super bowl. >> lead-in audience this big. still, so many people excited. >> yes, should have like prefaced this skinny here, nerd alert city. >> right. i raise my hand. >> yeah. >> anyway. >> we move on. >> yeah, yes, it is. it is. >> you could argue another nerd alert. hbo releasing. awe all 15 first look photos. don't tell me what happens. >> i know. >> you mean, back dressed in some sort of foxy outfit? >> these photos showing everything from cecre on the iron throne with jamie at her side. >> no. >> they're telling us everything. >> to, i that. let her do it. let it go. and they make landfall, sorry, i am not watching, but i guess i am going to have to start. >> deneres, she is great. loving it. and if assumptions about the photo are cor

are updating their rules for not removing a passenger who has already boarded to give up a seat to another passenger. delta is ten thousand dollars up from 1300. >> this is wrong. >> reporter: empty hopes of avoiding the p-r and legal nightmare united is facing. the viral video of dr. dao's united experience encouraging others to come forward with their own tales of alleged mistreatment by the airline. >> they said it was not their problem. >> reporter: this utah couple en route to their wedding in costa rica, they were booted for moving to the wrong seats. united said they were removed because they insisted on sitting in upgraded seats without paying extra. they said they were willing to pay for the upgrade but forced off the flight. flying is not cheap people are in a happy place, for us we were going to get married, we are still getting married, life goes on, the way the united airlines handled this it was absurd. >>> students from the pennsbury school district were taking part in active shooter drill. they played the role of injured victims while police and firefighters and local hospitals practiced their res

the report calls for ten updated policy limited use ever law enforcement, increasing customer compensation for voluntary denied boarding. some changes have been implemented while others will roll out soon. "action news" will be right back. is. >> >> the "action news" team is out working on news stories tonight at 4:00 p.m. let's check in with alicia vitarelli. >> reporter: an openly gay center city lawmaker is trending around the world today for the way he shut down an internet troll. it's a story you won't want to miss in big talker also. >>> if you have direct tv you'll want to watch what's the deal. the company might owe you money. find out if you quaff for the credit at -- qualify for the credit at 4:00 p.m. do you need judgment in your life, amazon has it in the form of a fashion conscious robot. find out how it works. it's like your mom only a robot. >> great just what i need a robot. thanks, alicia. accuweather coming up when we come right back. you won't believe what they put in tyson fun nuggets. it's shocking actually. they're made with real 100% all-natural ingredients. like white meat chicken... and that's

pete, slower loan growth across the board for the banks. as the ten-year continues to come down, the banks were almost all negative. you've had a little reversal but the market can't do anything. >> and everybody is looking at the 10-year and obviously for a last while we've had this thing correlated. i think the impressive part is there's actually still even growth. because of the fact we've seen some of these numbers moving where they were, yesterday i said on the show i wouldn't even be -- i think they're going to have something to balance it out. well, they did. the trading volumes and what they have done with trading is absolutely spectacular. you took and it's really, really impressive. at citi it's up 19%. jpmorgan is up 17% year over year. so there is that balancing act but loan growth is what everybody was focused on. >> and yet the banks today are flat as a group. i think the biggest story in the market is rates. as the 10-year goes down to 2.33 why would you buy a bank stock? >> because they can make money and they proved it again. they can

> reporter: for the past week, passengers on flights from ten airports in the middle east and north africa have been forbidden to carry on board electronic devices larger than a cell phone. now u.s. officials say one of the reasons for the new restrictions is a new government analysis suggesting terrorists developed the means to conceal explosives in laptop computers in a way that could elude security screening. a senior u.s. official says it's the result of analyzing recent attacks on airliners including this bombing of a passenger plane last year in somalia using parts found from that and other recent bombing attempts, fbi experts have reverse engineered how the bombs may have worked. they are worried resulting laptops could have enough battery power to briefly power up fueling screeners. forcing electronics into checked baggage security experts say use different types of screening machines. >> the ones that screen checked bags are better able to detect explosives than ones that screen carrie on. >> reporter: the tsa says evaluated intelligence indicates that terror groups continue to target commercial aviation with smugglin

ten minutes. >> reporter: but australia's new system takes it another step further, using an on-board megaphonees immediately. >> we think it should be rolled out worldwide. >> reporter: they plan to start cruising nem this summer. in california, marci gonzalez, abc news. >> and hope for more of it. next time i'm at the beach. get as many as you want up there. >> giving you peace of mind. >>> that's what's making news in america th >> good morning everyone, 4:30 a.m., monday, april 17. tam is off, nydia han joins us, breaking this morning. >>> 17 separate shootings in philadelphia over the weekend, most of the wounded survived, but three were killed. >>> a weekend missile launch from north korea failed leaving some wondering if the u.s. had hackers disrupting it. >> more spring temperatures torn to the area today. >> that's a good way to get into weather and tff

the state license board revoked the license of the building's general contractor. the building was just ten years old when the balcony failed. it was blamed on wood rot. investigators found that construction ignored -- specifications to use plywood in the balcony's construction. incompetent stead, it used composite board which is less expensive and prone to rotting. >>> a man was pulled from a cliff near china beach. he had already slipped once and first responders were concerned it might happen again. we'll have details of the rescue next. >>> after more than 20 years in business, a walnut creek consignment store abruptly closed this week. abc 7 news tracked down customers who say they're owed money. in some cases, thousands of dollars. meteorologist sandhya patel is here with the weekend forecast. >> we're going to see an increase in the cloud cover and decrease in the temperatures. >>> why things are going from bad to worse for the >>> sky 7 was above a tense moment hours ago. late this afternoon, a man slipped down a cliff in china beach leaving him clinging to the rock face. before he

ten minutes ago. let's take a quick check on the big board: (adlib conditions) coming up, we'll get an update from kcbsadio's financial reporter jason brooks. new this morning - one,,,, a way to help travelers stay productive - despite the electronics ban affecting flights into the u-s, from certain countries. "qatar airways" is now offering loaner laptops - for the company's 15-hour flights into the states. people just need to put their information on a flash drive - and plug it in to one of these laptops. "qatar airways" is also offering a free hour of wi-fi for smartphone use - or five dollars for internet during the entire ride. strong sales numbers from tesla -- and oracle disputes reports that the tech giant is about to make a major acquisition... for those stories and more, let's check in with k-c-b-s radio financial reporter jason brooks. >> tesla stock is getting a nice charge this morning out of reports that it delivered 25,000 vehicles in the first quarter. this was biggest quarter ever and a 70% increase in deliveries compared to a year earlier. it is key for tesla as it gets ready for the

ten minutes ago. we take a look at the big board. the dow is up 188 points.oming up we will get an update from jason brooks. ,, in southern california. this is >>> right now a high-speed pursuit just ended in southern california. this is a live look near paramount near compton. los angeles police saying that they were chasing a possible stolen car which they just pulled over. you can see some of the police officers there surrounding that vehicle that was in this high- speed pursuit. los angeles police say it was a dangerous high-speed chase. we are hearing reports that police officers had their guns drawn far back from the scene. but it is certainly -- it looks like the situation is coming to an end in paramount right now. >>> in your bay area watch, tech giant oracle has just signed a lease in downtown oakland. the company is moving into 16,000 square feet of space in this office tower on broadway. oracle has already set up shop in a 4,000 square foot space on lake merit. but the broker who helped to arrange it recently calls it, quote, a big positive for do

ten. eight minutes to play. kennedy meeks 25 points, 14 boards. but oregon came back despite missing a lot of open threes.sey gets the amazing roll here. shooter's touch with 42 seconds to play. ducks within one. north carolina then missed four straight free throws in the final five seconds. but oregon could not get a rebound. you've got to block out. it's north carolina by a point. back-to-back finals for the tar heels. carolina coach roy williams knows they're fortunate to be here. >> what do you feel like when they -- >> jump off the building. >> we had 5.8 seconds. we had time to get a look. we just didn't get it done. >> in the other semis, south carolina trying to punch out gonzaga. second half south carolina scores 16 straight. to turn a 14-point deficit into a two-point lead off p.j. dozier's floater. but gonzaga weathered the storm. zach collins three hits the rim, rolls. gets them back the lead for good. karnowski slams the door. he had 13. 77-73 the final gonzaga's in the title game to face north carolina. continuing to silence all doubters. >> we've heard everything this year. he with heard th

and the board to help to us implement the designs that are required and this is a ten year contract.nd it represents about 30 percent of the total budget for this portion of the work. and we you know we, would like to move forward, to enter the agreement with the black & veatch not-to-exceed, 12 million dollars over ten years, would i be happy to answer any questions. >> thank you, i appreciate your presentation, i am going to pivot to the budget and legislative analyst. >> if they have any comments. >> this will be a two year contract, to 2027, subjected to a competitive process, and the contract is not to seek, 12 million dollars of which 8 million will be allocated towards the design services for the transmission line clearance, the high voltage clearance, and another four million to be used for deet sign services for ongoing right-of-way. issues. >> we do have a schedule of extended here on page, 22, and the sources of of the funds are the revenue bonds and enterprise, power revenue and we do have the one recommendation, which is the technical to correct the legislation itself an

ten minutes ago. let's get a quick look at the big board. you can see the dow is up 74 points.l get an update coming up. ,, >>> good monday morning. welcome to kpix morning news. 6:42 on this april 17th. this is our live high-def doppler radar, picking up showers in the north bay and east bay. what you cannot see is the very heavy drizzle not being detected by radar because it's under the beam. nonetheless, it's there, it's cloudy and sloppy. delays at sfo on incoming flights. >>> gas buddy.com says gas prices in san francisco jumped two cents. in oakland the average is 3.01 and 3.04 in san jose. >>> you could soon see more electric car charging stations around san francisco. the board of supervisors will be discussing legislation today requiring stations to be added to all new construction projects and major retrofits. the goal of the bill is to create a more sustainable future. >>> united is changing its policy after a passenger was dragged off one of their planes. their implementing a policy that requires staff and crew to check in at least 60 minutes before a flight. united

ten airports? >> julie, do you see the ban on laptops on board flights as potentially going further because of thisi mean, it's not realistic to get to a place where no one can bring a laptop onto an aircraft. >> that is exactly right. i mean, if you just look -- think about the global aviation system. 100,000 flights a day. it is too big, too massive. the hasher the security apparatus is, the less flow we'll have for the tourism and economy, all the things that make the world today have flow, essentially. so what your viewers currently know, we're not going to get airport security safe. you can make it safer and you can make airline travel safer so you put in different security, layered security to try to minimize the risk to passengers. and so the question is, is this one laptop ban worth it in various airports as compared to the likelihood that you will minimize the risk. from the outside, it's somewhat enkpre he incomprehensible at this stage. they have different airports chosen as compared to the united states and those don't match. and of course we know paris is not a covered airport, and the

vice president mike pence and his wife karen boarded the plane on their way to south korea. a trip that's going to last about ten days. the white house says goal is to reassure them about their willingness to north korea. >>> if you thought your easter plans would include rain, well, a change is on the way. he here's rob mayeda with the news. >> san francisco dry, at least for now. 58 degrees with mostly cloudy conditions into soeds. san jose. out ahead of a weather system that is approaching coast that during the morning hours tomorrow will begin to spread some areas of rain across the bay area. so the our by hour time between mud morning and lunchtime we'll see the showers crossing the coast. this is the first of a few chances of rain we'll see in the next few days but it could bring some 80s back to the bay area. we'll bring you more in 12 minutes. >> click on the app and get updates for your eeftd ter plans. well, you could see it for miles around. that smoke could be seen across the bay area. nbc rick boone is there live. >> reporter: they told me a couple of minutes ago, this is all still a mystery. fire i

you see no change on the board, because it will be a sunny one for your sunday as well. here's the ten-day on 10. forecast is going to be very nice and seriously warming up. today, 58. better than the 49 we saw yesterday afternoon. tomorrow, 68. so a ten-degree jump by your sunday. and you missing the 80s? here they are, monday, tuesday, 80 to 82 degrees for those forecast high temperatures. we do see a bit of a drop with some chances of rain near thursday, friday, but even into next weekend, things are looking pretty good. >>> go, phils! >> the weather was blustery yesterday, not the best, but fans still relished opening day at citizens park. nbc 10 viewers stayed dry and warm by watching the game right at home on television. we'll have details on the phils home opener coming up in our saturday morning sports. >>> new jersey's trout season gets underway today. more than 100,000 anglers are expected to cast their lines starting at 8:00 this morning. they could have some luck. officials say the state's streams, rivers, lakes and ponds have been stocked with nearly 200,000 rainbow trout.

board. >> we can take that motion without objection. >> thank you. >> madam clerk, could you call item 9 and ten together. >> yes. resolution authorizing and approving the lease of a portion of the equipment room at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital and trauma center, building 25, at 1001 potrero avenue with spok, inc., a delaware corporation, at the monthly base rent of $5,000 which shall be waived while providing paging services and equipment to the city, for the five-year term to commence upon approval by the board of supervisors and mayor, with two five-year options to extend. 1and item ten,resolution authorizing and approving the lease of a portion of the roof and equipment room at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital and trauma center, building 25, at 1001 potrero avenue with american messaging services, llc, a delaware limited liability company, at the monthly base rent of $5,000 which shall be waived while providing paging services and equipment to the city, for a five-year term to commence upon approval by the board of supervisors and mayor, with two five-year options to extend. 1 >> thank y

ten, i don't know. >> weir will soon face the disciplinary hearing board to answer for the photos. but first, the board has an appointment with adam drake due to a dining hall violation. >> i kind of prefer to sit on the southeast corner of a table facing northwest. >> why? >> i don't know. >> inmates who do not want to sit in an assigned seat may leave the dining hall, but must dispose of their meal. according to the officer's report, drake allegedly violated the rules by eating while he was putting his tray away. but he has come prepared to defend himself. >> i have ar number 300-55 offender movement. >> did you bring one? >> i brought my own copy of it. i had a copy from the library. >> okay. and what about it? >> it states that inmates should be permitted to exit the dining hall without retribution, and sending me to segregation is retributive. >> okay. do you have anything to state to this? >> yeah, i would. to argue that point, the verbal noncompliance and the confrontation with the shift commander is actually what resulted in this man being taken. i think had the incident no

ten different names. >>> our time is 6:43. wells fargo ordered two former top executives to pay back $75 million in compensation. wells fargo board issued a report and the former head of community banking carry tollstead. the board has already recovered 60 million from stump and tollstead. they're recommending the $75 million for negligence and pour management. this would be the largest so-called claw back at wall street history. wells fargo has already paid millions of dollars in 9s and settled a $110 million class action lawsuit. >>> well relief may be coming soon for pg&e customers who paid a lot more this winter. customers say their bills doubled even tripled during the cold winter. they were billed at a more expensive tier 2 level. legislation's now being debated in sacramento to make sure the average customer has 70% of their bill covered by the lower rates. it would also require pg&e to estimate the cost of the next month's bill. >>> lieutenant governor kay ivy was sworn in yesterday not long after the former governor stepped down. after being accused of state resources to hide an affair with a top lead. yesterday, he made

ten people died, dozens were hurt in the blast on board a subway train. police later finding and defusing another explosive device at a subway station. it all comes as president putin is in the city today for a meeting with the foreign leader. amy kellogg is live in mill hrapb with more on this. amy? >> reporter: hi, melissa. well the interfax news agency which is one of the premiere news agencies in russia, says that police are searching for two individuals right now. one who deposited that bomb that actually did go off, killing so many people in one of the cars of the subway underneath the seat. and then another for a bomb that didn't go off that was found further on a train further down the line. and there is a picture that is being circulated now of one of the people that police say they are looking for. we don't have a name as of yet. of course that wouldn't mean much to many people, but there is this image of someone police believe may have left that first bomb that did detonate underneath the seat of a subway car in st. petersburg today. president

tens of millions. also happening today, fox's parent company is holding a board of directors meeting this as, take a look, the former anchor is noticeably missing from the outside wall the fox news building. joining us, dan abrams and rachel stockton. what do you make of this payout? >> i think they had to pay it out. they made a deal with bill o'reilly relatively recently. look, i think fox and bill o'reilly both wanted to end this in a way where there wouldn't be a major war. bill o'reilly may not be on fox tomorrow but bill o'reilly can still get a big audience and if he wants to stick it to fox, they had to figure out how to end this and terminate him and they did. >> but that kind of money, does it send a message of sorts? >> of course it does. the bottom line is, you've got to pay big dollars. >> you think it's contractual, too? >> absolutely. we got word to various sources that he signed this contract a few weeks before this huge ""new york times" article came out. fox news was aware prior to them signing the dotted line. yes, a few new allegations came forward which may have given them a wiggle r

ten days. two other maryland counties, anne arundel and hartford, already manage bill boards like this one.mic keeps expanding and here are four things you need to know about heroin-related deaths. they've more than quadrupled thins 2010. in 2014 and 2015, the death rates jumped more than 20%. also in 2015, men between the ages of 25 and 44, had the highest death rate from heroin. and about three in four new heroin users abused prescription opioids before they turned to heroin. >>> doug is back with more about our weather and more about our weekend weather. >> 90. first 90, i think. i think it's going to happen. >> yeah. sunday is the day we're iffy about, but even the iffy part is still really nice. show you what's happening right now. clouds have moved back in, ahead of a frontal boundary moving our way right now. and that front is preceded by showers and thunderstorms later this evening. although i'm not expecting much in most of the area. currently 78 degrees. winds out of the south at 13 miles per hour. temperatures really nice. right now, 81 on the mall, 81 towards mt. vernon. this is

ten that exists. it was donated four years ago and then moved carefully from a south carolina museum to washington. >> we dismantled it boardboard, piece by piece, they put numbers on it, they took photographs of it so we could put it back exactly the way that it was. >> reporter: it was just a plain, one-story rectangular whitewashed weather board structure with two bedrooms, a living room and a kitchen but it was a house with a soul. a place where lucas and her family lived, worked, played, survived, and shared their traditions and th >> reporter: and she says they never talked about slavery. lucas's mother, who was also born in the cabin, moved out in 1981 when the owners sold it. today, displayed here, the cabin is helping to tell the stories of slavery and freedom and life and more. >> so this cabin had a life from 1853 all the way up to 1981. we want to make sure that it's filled with all of these stories so that every curator in the future can remember this and can display it for all of the nation to learn from. >> reporter: today, isabell lucas and her family gathered in front of the cabin to share their memories an

ten, i don't know. >> weir will soon face the disciplinary hearing board to answer for the photos.s an appointment with adam drake due to a dining hall violation. >> i kind of prefer to sit on the southeast corner of a table facing northwest. >> why? >> i don't know. >> inmates who do not want to sit in an assigned seat may leave the dining hall, but must dispose of their meal. according to the officer's report, drake allegedly violated the rules by eating while he was putting his tray away. but he has come prepared to defend himself. >> i have ar number 300-55 offender movement. >> did you bring one? >> i brought my own copy of it. i had a copy from the library. >> okay. and what about it? >> it states that inmates should be permitted to exit the dining hall without retribution, and sending me to segregation is retributive. >> okay. do you have anything to state to this? >> yeah, i would. to argue that point, the verbal noncompliance and the confrontation with the shift commander is actually what resulted in this man being taken. i think had the incident not been escalated to the

board. >> we can take that motion without objection. >> thank you. >> madam clerk, could you call item 9 and ten together. >> yes. resolution authorizing and approving the lease of a portion of the equipment room at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital and trauma center, building 25, at 1001 potrero avenue with spok, inc., a delaware corporation, at the monthly base rent of $5,000 which shall be waived while providing paging services and equipment to the city, for the five-year term to commence upon approval by the board of supervisors and mayor, with two five-year options to extend. 1and item ten,resolution authorizing and approving the lease of a portion of the roof and equipment room at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital and trauma center, building 25, at 1001 potrero avenue with american messaging services, llc, a delaware limited liability company, at the monthly base rent of $5,000 which shall be waived while providing paging services and equipment to the city, for a five-year term to commence upon approval by the board of supervisors and mayor, with two five-year options to extend. 1 >> thank y