here to support bringing the deltas to kezar. my name is dana [inaudible] i am in the soccer family and have a wife from rio and two childrens a 7 year old and 5 year old, and played soccer since i was 7 years old. [inaudible] talking about flu mango and all the gear and ask who his team is and he looks at he and says the giants so help me give him the team. i already bought him the gear, he is going rio with it. i will say one other thing being a father watching the son play soccer. the baseball isn't exercise for a 7 year old kid. he spend half the time throwing the mitt and the other half waiting to bat. i love taking him to soccer practice but he needs a team to go to because the inspiration and community of going to the games puts him outside and want to play. for kezar wife and kids are particular with it. my wife is a circus acrobot. many saturdays we spend taking plass and walk through kezar [inaudible] think of no better way to continue the day and see a soccer game. 30 seconds. the concerns of everybody they addressed va

here to support bringing the deltas to kezar. my name is dana [inaudible] i am in the soccer family and have a wife from rio and two childrens a 7 year old and 5 year old, and played soccer since i was 7 years old. [inaudible] talking about flu mango and all the gear and ask who his team is and he looks at he and says the giants so help me give him the team. i already bought him the gear, he is going rio with it. i will say one other thing being a father watching the son play soccer. the baseball isn't exercise for a 7 year old kid. he spend half the time throwing the mitt and the other half waiting to bat. i love taking him to soccer practice but he needs a team to go to because the inspiration and community of going to the games puts him outside and want to play. for kezar wife and kids are particular with it. my wife is a circus acrobot. many saturdays we spend taking plass and walk through kezar [inaudible] think of no better way to continue the day and see a soccer game. 30 seconds. the concerns of everybody they addressed va

you know, you go from the delta to the hills.i mean, where you just came from, jackson, are you kidding me? you'd have to be paid money to go to jackson from greenville. >> they feel the same way down there about you guys? >> they don't get us because they ain't got no sense of humor. >> so what about the food? has this place changed at all in -- >> no. >> it's been 20 years since i was here last and literally exactly the same. >> not much in the way of capital improvements or time motion study. the system, such as it is, is, well, crazy. eat right here in the kitchen. in the division of labor, the flow of work -- well, i gave up trying to figure it out five minutes in and figured i'll get loaded and eat all this delicious food. the salad thing is famous. hand-tossed in the same wooden bowl for decades. the hot tamales, same as they ever was. >> those tamales are just incredible because they're made with the steak drippings and stuff that you're getting ready to save, so -- >> oh, really? >> it greatly enhances the flavor. >> oh,

city officials are expecting this museum will be a cornerstone in the delta for years to come. and they're also using the help bring in more jobs and people to the state."this is a world wide venue so people will literally come from all across the world an come to the mississippi delta and they'll learn about the rich musical heritage." 3 they had a special exhibit at the debut.. that featured the beatles. everything from instruments played by the band members, to clothing items worn on stage, to news paper clippings, were all on display. 3 time/temp ...it's national cereal day ...so go to our facebook page, and share your favorite cereal, and if you ever mix-and-match different kinds ...plus ...crossword conundrum ...why the man behind the puzzles in a popular newspaper is in some hot water ...ahead at five on break four3 it's national cereal day ...so on the local12 facebook page, we want to know ...what's your favorite cereal ...we also want to know if you ever mix cereals, and which ones. 3 we want you to join the conversation -- just *like* the local 12 page on facebook 3 3

all of them in the delta. kpix 5's emily turner found out the serious concern the land grabs could become a massive water grab. >> reporter: all that water that you're talking about is here over my right shoulder. this is the island we're talking about. byrne walker is in a bad moot. it's because he is worry about a big business deal in the delta in a might stop the fish for good. >> and i feed my family with this fish a lot of us down here fish to feed our families and it's going to make it even harder. >> reporter: it's the southern metropolitan water district. it's a $200 million deal that has fishermen and environmentalists upset over the long-term implications. >> metropolitan water district owning land and water right and setting themselves up to build the continues is an existential threat to the communities of this region. >> reporter: those tunnels she is talking about are a proposed project that would reroute freshwater from our delta and send it to 19 million southern california taps but nwd says thi

and up into the delta. we have a wind advisory around the delta and fairfield. this a moment. you see a little bit of a break up north towards cloverdale. the front has to push through. the storm impact scale rates this one pretty good, a 2 on the storm impact scale. a third of an inch to upwards of two inches. gusty south winds 20 to 30 miles an hour. boy, is the soil saturated, marin, sonoma, napa county. the flood advisory continues until 6:00 tonight. certain some concerns there. it's been raining almost nonstop there since the overnight hours. here's the wind advisory from 11:00 to 6:00 for the delta, and the winds gusting to over 30 miles an hour. a lot going on. this is statewide as it pushes through the sacramento valley into the sierra nevada. and on the coast it's high surf through the evening with swells anywhere from 13 to 18 feet. a live look outside. they are loving it in san jose with numbers in the 50s with the light rain all morning long. here's a look at the golden gate bridge. doesn't look too bad right now. but a lot of activity in the east b

now, the explosions reportedly took place near the delta and american airlines counters in the main departure terminal. the city's system is shut down after an explosion in one metro station near the headquarters of the european union. news reports in brussels have other metro stations but that has not been confirmed at this time. all of this comes just days after the arrest in brussels of a prime suspect in the paris attacks and the naming of a new suspect. one person who was waiting at the check-in says he was rocked by the airport bombs. >> it was first a small explosion, maybe something like that and a few seconds later a very big explosion, and the registration -- there was a lot of smoke and completely destroyed, sprinklers spraying and so on. >>reporter: now, security has already been tightened at the airports in paris and london. european security officials have been bracing for a major attack for weeks and they warn that isis was actively preparing and, ken and lori, this seems to be it. >> thank you so much, darla. brussels airport. we go to mallory hoff live here at kennedy airport

beginning next year fans will be able to clear for the san francisco deltas of the north american soccerfrancisco. we've been waiting a long time. >> reporter: at a hearing today packed with fans wearing delta scarfs, the commission unanimously gave final approval. the team's ceo says san francisco is the perfect city to host a pro soccer team. >> san francisco is a global city that's missing the most popular sport in the world so it's exciting to bring what's called the beautiful game to our beautiful city. >> reporter: but not everyone was exuberant. many residents have two main concerns. traffic on game days, which could draw up to 10,000 fans, and alcohol. some whantd an alcohol ban. >> people come out of the game, for these kind of events, and this go to the bars. then when the bars close, people come out of the bars and they don't have anywhere to relieve themselves. >> reporter: the team says needs the alcohol sales to help stay financially afloat. >> we share all those concerns. it's bad business if we have any problems. >> reporter: the deltas will host 20 games a season and pla

continuing to fill in out to the delta. s coming out of the west with the off shore breeze. that fog came roaring back in 40s and 50s and the week started off with upper 40s. that's not how we're ending it. we're ending it at gilroy 55. 20s and 30s in in the mountains. weak system but it is picking up the fog bank and what we are going to focus attention on is coming in late saturday into sunday and sunday morning maybe light rain to the north and sunday night it starts to come in for everybody. monday looks like a decent system. cooler saturday and rain sunday but looks to be later than sunday. the amounts north will be okay. the amounts south will be much less. coastal fog. sunny and nice but cooler. peels back and heading over there but even though it's in the 60s we will have some 70s. inland temps coming down a good five or six degrees degrees. 74 in gilroy. morgan hill 80. santa cruz 67. upper 60s very low on the peninsula. cooler but still okay saturday. rain sunday night and monday. >> thank you. >>> anonymous is tar

. >> reporter: highway 4 out in the delta can be dangerous, even in the daytime according to locals. last night, a family of 6, heading into the east bay in their dodge van didn't make it home. right before the bridge leading into contra costa county, the chevy pickup hit them head-on. the parents died at the scene. >> a good samaritan was passing by, and stopped, and excavated the four passengers out of the vehicle. >> reporter: the survivers were taken to tracy sutter hospital with only minor injuries. the chevy driver was taken to the hospital with major injuries. >> we don't call them accidents, we call them collisions. >> reporter: more often than not, they see drivers breaking the rules. regulars say they've seen a lot of cars in the delta over the years. >> pass a lot where they shouldn't. >> reporter: california highway patrol says it doesn't respond to more collisions out here, but it's a road that requires more focus. locals say it is a dangerous drive, because there's low visibility and nothing stopping you from driving off the road. >> you're done. you're going into the w

brian is the owner of the deltas. he privately raised the money to transform keysar.ber of the north american soccer league, a division below the major league soccer division. no one is happier than sue hackett, across the street from the stadium. >> i think it's good news for san francisco and the bay area to have another sports team that people can support. >> reporter: not every resident agrees. some have seen the aftermath of big events. >> selling beer, wine, and hard liquor as an essential part of the deal. >> reporter: traffic and parking are also an issue. police and a private security company will make sure those issues don't become a problem. >> we're only going to use the stadium a few hours 15 to 20 days a year. >> they expect the deltas to formally take the field in april of 2017. in san francisco, lyanne melendez, "abc7 news." >> that will do it for this edition of "abc7 news" at 4:00. i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm larry beil. "abc7 news" at 5:00 begins right now. >> this is the actual device. >> b.a.r.t. has identified what's causing its serious l electrica

report after report learnt of breaks in the delta. there's an area he worried about. >> i want to take you to sherman island. when there's a storm. it will have water racing over the top of the levee. >> we drive on the levies, criss-crossing bridges, farm lal and amed. we are working up to sea level. it's not clear what the problem is. you are talking about this being a ground zero. this is one of those point. i would not be surprised this winter to waves crashing over the levy. >> this may be a reality. >> this is not just a local problem. you have farm land, tens of thousands of acres producing fruits and vegetables that people buy across the united states. on this side you have the river. the water supply for 25 million people, northern and southern californian moves through the body of water. and it gets over the levy, salt water gets into the supply, ruining l.a., san francisco and beyond. all held back by piles of rock like there. >> diselta residents -- delta afraid. >> we met sara cum ecks, her home against a levy. >> if the l

scarves, the recreation and parks commission gave final approval allowing the deltasto call keys are home. the ceo says san francisco is the perfect city to host a pro soccer team. >> it's a global city that's missing the most popular sport in the world. so it's exciting to bring what's called the beautiful game to our beautiful city. >> reporter: not everyone was exuberant. many residents who live near kezar have two main concerns. traffic on game days and alcohol. some wanted an alcohol ban. >> people come out of the game from these kind of events and they go to the bars. when the bars close, people come out of the bars and don't have anywhere to relieve themselves. >> reporter: the team needs the alcohol sales to stay afloat. >> we share those concerns. >> reporter: the deltas will host 20 games a season and play in division two of the north american soccer league. the team is committed to making improvements in kezar. supporters say businesses will benefit by fans coming to the neighborhood but more importantly it will be fun for families. >> also going to be very

health of the delta as it relates to conditions. >> population abundance is very loween declining throughout the drought after a rebound in 2011 when we had good water conditions. >> state fish and wildlife officials are hopeful the smelt can bounce back. in the past the smelt die during dry years but their numbers return when the water returns. >>> an agency has secured a controversial deal to buy a cluster of islands in the delta. the district has approved a deal to acquire five small islands in the heart of the estuary from a company called delta wetlands. they think they'll use it to siphon more water to its 19 million customers in southern california. >> i do not have confidence that metropolitan water district is going to be a good steward with their neighbors when their goal is to acquire land and water rights. >> the water agency denies those accusations but acknowledges the purchase of the island will help pave the way for governor jerry brown's plan to build twin tunnels. >>> a tax on sugary drinks is being proposed at the state capitol. advocates want to pu

the deltas are a new addition to the soccer league. they are asking for the department's approval.hey are committed to spend $460,000 on improvements to kezar, including new lighting. the officials have been hearing from neighbors who say they are concerned over potential sales of alcohol. >> you grew up there. what do you think? >> i played high school football there. the 9ers played there. my dad played football there. my brother played football there. it's right by the park. i think having a professional sport team, no matter it's football or soccer, with the deltas a great. i would vote yes. i understand the concerns. but as sal said, there is plenty problems in the area. >> and they have that beautiful facility sitting there doing nothing. one more event i don't think would be, you know, add to it that much. >> i had always said that 49ers should hold a pre-season game there one year. >> that would be cool. >> for the heck of it. going back to the rooms. >> 11,000. kind of like spring training with a smaller crowd. >> anyways, getting away from the deltas. >>> recounts are pos

commission unanimously gave final approval allowing the deltas to call kezar home. the ceo says san francisco is the perfect city to host a pro soccer team. >> san francisco is a global city that's missing the most popular spot in the world, so it's kind of exciting to bring what's called the beautiful game to our beautiful city. >> reporter: but not everyone was ex you know bear ran. many residents have two main concerns. traffic on game days, which could draw up to 10,000 fans, and alcohol. some wanted an alcohol ban. >> people come out of the game for these kind of events, and they good to the bars, and then when the bars close, people come out of the barks and they don't have anywhere to relieve themselves. >> reporter: the team says needs the alcohol sales to help stay financially afloat. >> we share all those concerns. it's bad business if we have any problems. >> reporter: the deltas will host 20 games a season and play in division 2 of the north american soccer league. the team is committed to making improvements at kezar, including the seats and lighting. th

in at the american airlines ticket counter and he said the explosion came from the direction of the delta counter about 30 yards away, so we are trying to figure out now if it was some kind of targeted attack, targeting where the american desks were, and it's unclear and what is clear is it happened in the heart of the departures hall, the area outside where the security was, where you would take off your shoes and go through the x-ray machines. that happened right back there, and people have been streaming out this way and the people who we have been speaking with, they are telling us there was carnage and blood on the floor and people lying dead and wounded, and tiles from the ceiling, debris everywhere, and scenes of absolute chaos, george. >> thank you very much. >> do we have richard clark with us from counterterrorism in washington. if indeed this was a suicide bomber at the airport, what would that tell you about the nature of the attack? >> well, the brussels authorities are now saying it was a suicide bomber, at least one. that is indicative of the isis mode of attack. it probabl

studies have indicated that on some rivers feeding into the delta over 98% of the juvenile salmon are eaten by invasive species like the striped bass that aren't even native to california. and despite this knowledge, the clear protections provided even listed species by the endangered species act, the administration has established a goal to double the amount of striped bass in california. it should not. it should not be the policy of the united states to increase the populations of invasive species that prey on native salmon in california. i don't get it. this makes absolutely no sense. and needs to be corrected. we should be implementing a predator control program which i might add, is supported by the salmon fisheries institute. they got over 31 programs on predator control that they had like -- that they'd like to implement. they can't implement one of them. we should be focusing on trying to make a difference, and that's why i'm proud to be a co-sponsor of representative jeff denham's legislation, save our salmon act. the save our salmon act by congressman denham would eliminate

since he had purchased it with a credit card he looked up the transaction. >> so delta finally acknowledged that, yes, on july 4th that transaction number they had received the thousand dollars and issued a gift certificate. >> fred was told without the pin number that had been sent to him, he couldn't use the card. >> we watch nbc. i was frustrated and i gave up and said what am i going to do. better get baquero. >> we reached out the delta and just a few days later -- >> i received a letter from delta indicating that they would reissue the gift card and then the next day that they couldn't do that but they would refund the money. >> he accepted that refund and will now travel to maine with cindy to go where else, fishing. >> problem solved thanks to baquero. >> we like that. thank you, fred. delta tells news 4 they regret that mr. harting's experience did not live up to their expectations. they did work directly with him to resolve the situation and a refund of $1,000 was issued. a note to everyone if you do get one of these e-gift cards keep fred is very happy about his refund. so are we

he thought it came fro about 30 yard as way where the delta air lines counter was if we're seeing the police vehicles moving through belgium right now. belgium on the highest state of alert. i want to go back to ray kelly, the new york city police commissioner and, ray, the new york city police have developed their own ielligence networks including cooperation with europeans. >> oh, yes, that's true. new york city police officers in paris and in london and madrid but not in belgium but obviously there was a network where information flows and in europe despite the fact that we don't have people in every major city, but it's important conduit for the department and it gives them a relationshipp throughout europe really throughout the world. i think hindsight is 20/20 but in terms of recruit many you'll see a lot of miss departments in europe not having sufficient representation of some of these minority communities and as was said before, that that means they don't have the connectivitit they'd like to have in some of these minority neighborhoods. that's something you've had to work on

the delta route is more expensive than the atlas route. it is available, and we've made our recommendation. where we would like to go in the future and where we're headed in the future is a competitive provision of launch service. that's really important, for both cost and quality reasons. and to have two or more competitors from whom we buy launch services. i don't buy their -- the pieces of the rocket or develop them. they do that, and they provide us launch services. that's an efficient and competitive way. that's the route we're going to. but i realize that there is a difference of opinion about how we get to that destination. we've made our recommendation in our budget submission. >> and, fortunately, that competition has started because the -- the falcon 9 space-x has been a very viable competitor. and, in fact, that competition has brought the cost of the atlas 5 down. and so, there's a good example of competition that, in fact, is working. let me just conclude by any comment on our aging nuclear triad and the need for the long-rang

is important for us to do that in the world >>> she left jackson more than 30 years ago but says the delta is an important part of who she is >> there is a certain creative that you drop as a result of all of the pressure that there is in being and living here >>> she comes from the linage of billy ho already beening liday. she pay-- holliday. she has a touch of her own in her music. i caught up with her at jenny's supper club. so good to see you. >> thank you so much >>> we should share with the audience that we have a connection, same home town, a lot of same friends >> yes >>> and i'm a huge fan >> thank you >>> let's talk about home. what kind of musical influences did you have growing up? >> so many. the home was filled with instruments because my father was a musician and he had a huge jazz collection. so i listened to mile davis to hank williams. during the 70s you had to listen to r & b >>> wokj. >> yeah. you work, you ride >>> i understand that your blews. >> not a lot. there was not a lot of traditional delta blues. i don't think there was many, actually >>> why was that? >> my f

by the delta in the 50s.here it's been a chilly start in livermore and i want to show you the snow pack but now we have this guy up there. clear skies and milder temperatures today. talking about all of the good conditions in the mountains, cooling conditions will take us through monday and we will recover by the middle of next week. 76 in sacramento. 65 in monterey with upper 60s in yosemite, it's been breezy in southern california. and that will continue with 76 in los angeles. look at the highs in reno and tahoe, 50s and 60s but only in the 30s by monday afternoon. there's that cold system dropping down into the mountains, we'll take anymore snow we can get. as far as rainfall for the bay area, doesn't look likely. san jose, 73 today with advertised in the upper 60s. monday, notice another five degrees of cooling and slow recovery from tuesday, wednesday into next friday. so highs today in the south bay looking pleasant with 73, santa clara, 72 in milpitas andny veil, upper 50s and breezy in the afternoon

she says less water was pumped out of the delta this year compared to last. even though more than double the amount flowed through the area. she says the water that went off to sea could have supplied 360,000 homes for a year. >>> they set the goal and then they surpassed it. a group of farmers from the sacramento san joaquin river delta used 32% less water last summer. in a deal made with state water regulators they said they would save 25%. the 217 farmers have the oldest water rights in the state. we'll have more weather coverage and more on the weekend storms in 10 minutes. >>> breaking news in chicago! a donald trump rally has erupted in violence! let's take ail live look outside the university of chicago pavilion where it appears hundreds of people have spilled out on the streets. there's a large police presence there. we are seeing evidence of clashes with protestors and arrests. want to show you some video of just minutes ago. officers wrestling with protestors. the clashes getting violent. police making arrests, getting people off the streets. [ screa

these pictures were taken in the areas of the delta. people there are taking the shell oil company to court in britain with the help of british lawyers. >> the groundwater is polluted, the streams and everywhere you go there is chronic oil pollution which simply hasn't been cleaned up. that's unacceptable. they have to clean up their oil. >> reporter: shell's subsidiary put out a statement saying: they say this case should be heard in a nigeria court not anguish one. these are the key questions that will determine whether this trial proceeds. it shall for liable protecting pipelines that may have been damaged by other groups and can the london high court rule on events in the far away delta. communities whose land has been ruined are hoping for millions of dollars in compensation >>> a 7-year-old boy has made a rare discovery in the jordan valley. historians believe the small relic could date almost 4,000 years. >> reporter: seven year old here is going to be talking about his discovery for a life time. he and his mother are proud to sho

and over into morgan hill in the south bay, very light and here's the heavier shower activity from the deltaeal vista into the sacramento valley. we widen the viewing and notice the trajectory moving across to the east-northeast with much more to come. sierra nevada is quiet right now but a winter storm warning on the way allowing for the rain now to change over into snow. from saturday night through monday morning, that's a long time but within that time we're looking at 2 to 3 feet of snow, i should say in kirkwood. we're looking at the changeover through the overnight hours. look how mild it is with the southerly wind, 62 degrees in oakland, san jose and golden gate bridge, looking damp and foggy. everyone is at 60s and 58 in santa rosa. the national weather service issued a flash flood watch from 2:00 this afternoon for the entire bay area into monterey and possibility of flooding along creeks and streams. a lot of rain is going to come down in a short time. we've got a powerful jet stream, a strong cold front, creating gusty winds and some damaging winds as well, perhaps a power outage

so much rain falling over the weekend it turned muddy and you could follow it all the way through the deltand a bit of mud as it blows out the golden gate bridge to the ocean, and that is a powerful current. now, the temperatures if you wake up inland east bay, low-to-mid 40s through the san ramon valley for livermore and money 40s out highway four and elsewhere, we have telling in the mid-to-upper 40s until the north bay and low-to-mid 40s and san francisco is the warm spot at june. the activity planner walking the dog cool to warm and in the bay if you are kayaking it is rough on the ocean and co-workers want to swim. a little bit warmer tomorrow. the some are storm camera at pier 15, warmest tomorrow and warmer-than-average on friday and temperatures are declining as the next system draws near. i will give you a timetable on that coming up next. >> our busy drive times right now, the 580 consider door, tracy to dublin over 40 minutes and antioch to concord, highway 4, westbound over 20 minutes and san rafael into san francisco under 20 minutes. and slow trash from the central valley a co

it's 50 napa, 52 by the delta with the southwest winds.ll have breezier winds, a cooler air mass. lots of cloud cover, bringing the numbers down. and finally from mt. tam you can see just a sliver of light there with about 30 minutes until the official sunrise. so it looks pretty good out there. we have the mist and drizzle. we covered that. also spring beginning tonight. and by the second half of the upcoming work week it will feel and look more like spring. a couple opportunities for rain and unfortunately not much. we will take anything we can get. average rainfall right now is about 85% in oakland. upwards of over one hundred% in salinas and down in san jose. that's good news. we are looking at the fog somewhat along the coast. and then as that lists, more mid- and high-level clouds, bringing us mostly cloudy afternoon. so we are looking at high pressure holding on along the central coast. and southern california upper 60s to low 70s. 1 on the storm impact scale is what we are expecting tomorrow and monday. so with the weak weather sys

. ♪ >>> once the home of the san francisco 49ers, now, the home of a san francisco delta professionalteam. the city voted to support the team. >> not everybody is happy with plans to change the stadium. and lyannne explains what is at stake here. >> city's recreation and park department listened to fans. the team's ceo promised no taxpayer dollars will be used. >> we'll spend tens of millions of dollars to go to make this a reality. >> the team will be a member of the north american soccer league. a division below the major league division. >> there will be extra foot traffic, extra business. >> one is happier than the owner of kezar pub across the stadium. >> it's good news for san francisco and the bay area to have another team people can get behind. >> not every resident agrees. those in the neighborhood in the inner sunset have seen the big events like outside lands. >> alcohol will be sold during matches. he says police and a private security company will make sure those do not become a problem. the. >>> the stadium will continue to be used by public schools and the deltas will t

. >>> once the home of the san francisco 49ers, now, the home of a san francisco delta professional soccer team. the city voted to support the team. >> not everybody is happy with plans to change the stadium. and lyannne explains what is at stake >> city's recreation and park department listened to fans. the team's ceo promised no taxpayer dollars will be used. >> we'll spend tens of millions of dollars to go to make this a reality. >> the team will be a member of the north american soccer league. a division below the major league division. >> there will be extra foot traffic, extra business. >> one is happier than the owner of kezar pub across the stadium. >> it's good news for san francisco and the bay area to have another team people can get behind. >> not every resident agrees. those in the neighborhood in the inner sunset have seen the big events like outside lands. >> alcohol will be sold during matches. he says police and a private security company will make sure those do not become a the. >>> the stadium will continue to be used by public schools and the deltas will take the field

he thought it came from about 30 yard as way where the delta air lines counter was if we're seeing the police vehicles moving through belgium right now. belgium on the highest state of alert. i want to go back to ray kelly, the new york city police commissioner and, ray, the new york city police have developed their own intelligence networks >> oh, yes, that's true. new york city police officers in paris and in london and madrid but not in belgium but obviously there was a network where information flows and in europe despite the fact that we don't have people in every major city, but it's important conduit for the department and it gives them a relationship throughout europe really throughout the world. it's proven to be very effective. i think hindsight is 20/20 but in terms of recruit many you'll see a lot of miss departments in europe not having sufficient representation of some of these minority communities and as was said before, that that means they don't have the connectivity they'd like to have in some of these minority neighborhoods. >> that's something you've had to work on

livermore 56 and by the delta southwest winds. the fog is certainly prevalent and that's allowing for a cooler afternoon. but still it should be nice throughout. with temperatures continuing to come down tomorrow. and then by tuesday still some breezy winds, very spring like. and behind this low that's going to pull out, we've got warmer air headed our way. wind gusts. 2:00. you see point reyes up to 30 miles an hour. you notice the breeze and by the evening hour it gets even windier here. definitely the northwest winds curbing the warmer temperatures we've had the last couple of days. tonight maybe some mist and drizzle along our coast locally. but really the activity is in reno, eastern nevada where you see some some snow into south lake. 3 to 5 northern sierra. 1 to 3 southern sierra. looking at the had snow totals here gives you a general idea of kirkwood through u.s. the warmer air is head in by the end of the week. look at 70 eats return. average high 68. you will thereby today. cooler tomorrow. highs around bait today with 6

others like the delta passengers have been sitting on the plane until the last few minutes. i think after four months of graf statevitateing between the full terror lockdown in november and wondering when the authorities would catch abdeslam and his accomplices, it's been a difficult time for people here in brussels. they have started to lose some of their trust in how authorities are handling the situation. they're forced at times to rely on their gut instinct. that's never the position you want to be in when you know the threats are out there. >> based on events of the past several months, even the past several years, there are not a lot of people there who would be surprised by something like this brewing in their town, but it doesn't lessen the shock of it actually happening? >> exactly. there is a resignation or weariness about the town. it doesn't mean that people lock themselves up in their homes, but in a sense, they know that this process isn't over and done with. people has trained and becomrade cal -- become radicalized in syria and came back to belgium. even if y

of the strip commissioner of the delta of the disciplinary power in regards tocidents with plans to pull all thomas and called again petersen to deflate it his all kamal if you believe could he signed an offer sheet with the miami dolphins but to carry on back chauffer matched by his count in the denver broncos is lamentably held on to receive all five men dollars signing bonus to belong to a multimillion-dollar deal. >>:riley singing happy birthday. >>gary: friedan yes today was his birthday anything the family touch the lives is pretty good. >>pam moore: now tom has one n.c. of course will have a complete wrap of the days of a of an event that is coming up at endicott amazonas five incompatible allow its customers to pay by taking a picture of the type in the cold and to check out that will hold off their phones not also have to you to perform an action such as smiling linking with no word yet when the technology might come to use. >>reporter: as we go on to thursday you will notice the temperatures on to push to the met seven days of the one mystery of the we

sot- "and i see her just driving right into the delta." intanilla says he jumped out of his car and ran over to her. sot- "luckily, the car was still floating, uh, the victim was still inside the vehicle. uh, she was screaming, she was yeling, she was saying, oh, i'm gonna die." but before calling 9-11, she was going to make it,. sot- "i told her unbuckle your seatbelt. she was having a little trouble with her feet. she was saying she wasn't able to move." from the dock, quintanilla was able to reach out to her and pull her out of the car as it sot- "when i took her out, it was seconds of the vehicle being it's a very satistfying moment for me. it's not an everyday thing that i'm able to save a life." the woman was later arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence, then released. alive today because of the actions of david quintanilla. sot- "something that i had never experienced and something that i want to continue to experience law enforcement." in antioch, philippe djegal, kron four news. on friday 17 -of the trains werein the

my kids need to be able to recite every player on the delta team with pride as san franciscans. that is what soccer is about in our world where we come from. i will say i'm in agreement with one point that the haight ashberry neighborhood council made, it is really hard to get from the mission to kezar so i encourage you to please help get muni to provide the service that we need. it is that simple. don't stop soccer, improve muni. that is the right way to go about it and thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker. >> good morning commissioners [inaudible] 22 years. and san francisco has a baseball and basketball team but don't have soccer team. soccer is a inclusive sport, anyone can play, boy and girl, young and old. soccer brings families together. i have a 14 year old son and he plays soccer since 5. sports keep our kids out of the streets and out of trouble. i believe san francisco benefit from having a local soccer team. [inaudible] i support the kezar stadium for the delta. >> next speaker. >> hi, billie fort and the orner and general manager of the east bay stompers. we spe

these picture were taken in the delta. people there are taking the shell oil company to court in britain with the help of british lawyers. the >> the groundwater is polluted, the land and the streams they're all polluted. everywhere you go in this community there is chronic oil pollution which simply hasn't been cleaned up. that's unacceptable. they have to clean up their oil >> reporter: shell's nigerian subsidiary put out this statement: they say this as well: these are the key questions that will determine whether this trial proceeds. is shell liable for failing to protect pipelines that may have been damaged by other groups and can the london high court rule on events in the far away area of delta. people are hoping for millions of dollars in compensation here >>> if you want more news, of course, you will always find it on our website. it's always there for you. al jazee aljazeera.com >> >>> i'm ali velshi, on target tonight - hitting the brakes. red light cameras setting up to make streets safer, also making money for

. >> light rain showers have been tracking across the central bay and towards the delta this morning.'re seeing moer organized rain from cloverdale and north of santa rosa. you've had some rain towards the delta. fairfield and collinsville, wetd weather for you as well as v valle vallejo. as we go closer to richmond and 580, light rain through highway 13 and 24 looking at a little bit of wet morning for you. as we widen the perspective, it's this system and it will be a one on the impact scale bringing a quick burst of energy for the first half of the day. a half inch there and with gusty winds, about a quarter inch throughout the rest of the bay area. we'll talk about the timing and a brighter looking 7-day outlook coming up. >> 8:31. chaos in chicago at a donald trump rally. his campaign called off the event. he didn't want to see people hurt. his rivals are weighing in on pt incident. abc news reporter alex perez is in chicago with the latest. overnight, may hem at this marina, thousands gathered for donald trump. >> tonight's rally will be postponed until another day. >> reporter:

everything in the city is shut down. additionally, delta airlines 42, new york to brussels, has been diverted to amsterdam. both of the planes, we're told, are safe. to give you perspective, brussels airport is in zaventem, a small town -- actually my in-laws live right there. seven miles from downtown brussels. we can tell you there is train service and subway service also into that airport. when you talk about the entire subway system also being shut down following the terrorist attack on the subway system, this paralyzes the entire region. i also wanted to make note of the fact the european air traffic control headquarters is on the backside of the brussels airport. that, according to some video we've seen this morning, has been surrounded by heavily armed about 20,000 people work at that airport alone, and it is not necessarily the biggest in europe but certainly is a critical airport, serving as the gateway into the capital of europe, but also, of course, as a gateway to the united states and into africa and across europe. there are th

the delta will take the field in april 2017. in san francisco lee ann abc 7 news. >> the oakland marathon is this suchbilityd event attracting national attention for what goes on around the road race. jack london square as race organizers promote the running festival. 10,000 people took part. event raises money for non-profit. marathon winds itself throughout oakland neighborhood. if you want to run the race on line registration ends tonight at midnight. keep in mind there will be road closure sunday because of the oakland running festival. ac transit warning about detour and delay. find all that information at abc 7 news.com. >> beautiful warm day in the bay area was capped off by equally beautiful sunset. captured this nice scene in san francisco looking west of course it's sped up a little bit by the way. just sow know. >> spectacular. >> even slower. still spectacular. >> a little bit more of the same before things change. >> that's right. let's get to drew and latest on the weather. >> a little bit of low cloud on the sun s

alex and his sister, sasha, were in the delta ticket line yesterday, and they are missing. was photo of the siblings posted on social media by their mother. it is believed that the pair, york, were atew home at the time of the attack. other families are using the internet to find their relatives. a builder newspaper reports that this woman was found by her family alive but seriously injured. heard frome just chris earlier, french authorities have made a major arrest in the northwest of paris. according to the interior minister, the man who was a french national was in the advanced stages of planning an attack in the country. our correspondent has more on that. >> a planned terror attack in france, foiled when a frenchman suspected of plotting to attack the country was arrested thursday. police sources say the man was known to security services. he was convicted in belgium in absentia eight months ago, belonging to a network of some 30 jihadists sending recruits to syria. convicted alongside him, abdelhamid abaaoud, suspected of the attacks in paris. police launched a major s