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santa clara, sunny vail, 82. 84 in morgan hill. 78 in san mateo. 70 in pacifica.y in daley city. the warming continues in san francisco tomorrow. 74 degrees in the north bay. 70s at the beaches. 70s, 80s elsewhere. 80 in sonoma. 81 in santa rosa. east bay, 79 in oakland. castor valley, head inland. 83 degrees in concord. 84 in livermore. here's your easter planner. 7:00 a.m., fog arriving. sun rise services, you'll need a jacket. clearing skies at noontime and nice weather for the easter egg hunt. seven-day forecast, warm weather tomorrow, cooler at the coast on friday. and a dramatic drop in temperatures on saturday. everyone in the 50s and 60s. mild for easter and beyond that, we'll warm it back up into the 80s inland. >> thank you, sandhya. >>> tomorrow on "good morning america," k-pop band is live for a special matchup performance of their hits a business owner always goes beyond what people expect. that's why we built the nation's largest gig-speed network along with complete reliability. then went beyond. beyond clumsy dials-in's and pins. to one-touch confe

on this highway outside of vail, the snow disabled big rigs and left drivers sliding down abatements.r called in the national guard, to help out some stranded motorists. meanwhile, airlines have canceled more than 700 flights today out of denver alone. >>> back in the bay we have sunshine, plenty of sunshine and it's gorgeous. we have the forecast. >> dear member the system we were whining about last week? they have it in the rockies right now. for us, it doesn't look too bad. by comparison. plenty of sunshine on this wednesday evening. less sunshine tomorrow. first the bay bridge, for your viewing pleasure and gone to the treasure island cam. it's cool at 63 degrees in san francisco, it still looks warm at 72 degrees in santa rosa. it will still be wendy, wind gusts 30 miles per hour off shore, 15 to 30 onshore. here's what's happening. high-pressure well-off sure that low pressure that's over the rockies and the combination of the two, will lead to more clouds tomorrow because, the general flow is out of the north. it's like tossing dried beef into a string that will fault the flow

. >> the community in sun sri vail continues to rally around a teenage girl wholin rallies forr luf. thewa 13-year-old girl remains awe coma with severe swelling on b her brain. here's art family photo. police say the family was intentionally targeted because the driver thought they were muslims. friends have started a gofundme page in hopes of raising money for the medical bills. >> the community is completely devastated by the event. it's tragic that had to happen to one of our students. >> the suspect in this case, isaiah peoples, you see him there, faces eight counts of attempted murder. the fbi is investigating whether this constitutes a hate crime. peoples' attorney denies it was an intentional attack. he says peoples suffers from ptsd. >>> not what you would expect to seeua outside the macy's department store in santa rosa, a mountain lion hanging out. big cats are not unusual, but in the heart of the city, that's t? mark? >> reporter: it took quite a while. thee first call came in to polie at 4:15 this morning and within ten minutes an officer on the police department spotted

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spanned six states, from minnesota to colorado, where crashes closed i-70 in both directions near vaile sand and salt being sprayed is salt in the wound for areas still recovering from last month's flooding. watertown, south dakota is in the storm's bull's-eye, getting up to 24 inches, on top of the 56 that's already fallen this year. that's nearly triple the norm. we joined scotty brinkman here while he was out treating the roads. he says this april storm is the biggest of the year. >> 50 degrees yesterday, and blizzarding today. >> reporter: when it was 50 degrees, did you ever think you'd be out here in the truck in a blizzard? >> no. no. i didn't. i figured we were done. i really did. and when they said the snowstorm was coming, i was like, "what?" >> reporter: more than eight inches have already fallen here in watertown, south dakota, and the brunt of the storm doesn't hit until tomorrow. to keep people off dangerous roads, officials have closed the interstate. that's what we took to get here. so most people, including us, are staying put for the night. jeff? >> glor: and all bund

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showers continuing into sunny vail through 6:16 tonight. on again off again chances. what's happening now. we have had some rain here and there this week. lots of cloud cover. a cold front moving over breaki breaking up and falling apart. the better wed of rain is here with this storm system. that's going to be picking up once we hit tomorrow. so again this evening not a lot expected. 7:30 tomorrow morning we see things beginning to get more active. heart of the storm is going to hit 11:30 tomorrow morning. the giants game. you can see we'll hold onto rain chances until 2:00. and dry out. we think the game will happen tomorrow. it might be delayed a bit. we'll have more looks of the hour by hour coming up. >> a sword wielding ma ga hat wearing man was arrested after a violent attack in san francisco. it happened last friday at a roller skating rink. that man wearing a make america great again hat yelled racial slurs at people outside. when a man confronted him and tipped off the hat. he pulled out a sword and slashed him and took off. the suspect is charged with at th

i think he'll be a gracious host as the secretary general heads up to the vail. we'll put it in the win category, you can still hear a tone in the president's voice of that kind of conceskepticism th want to see him deliver. >> admiral james, it is great to see you. >> coming up, president trump promised on a vote that's not existence on the republican healthcare plan. he ordered a full dismantling of the affordable care act or obamacare. we'll hear from a trump supporter who's also at an obamacare survivor. you are watching msnbc. hing msnc limu's right. liberty mutual can save you money by customizing your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. oh... yeah, i've been a customer for years. huh... only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ so let's promote our spring ftravel deals, on choicehotels.com like this: (sneezes) earn one free night when you stay just twice this spring. allergies. or.. badda book. badda boom. book now at choicehotels.com. >>> so it turns out the republican proclaim the republican would be the party of h

. >> reporter: sunny vail police sassgun. a forensic search is underway. the defense contractor is a financial auditor. relatives disclose he had served in iraq and may have been on medication. police confirm he was in the army from 2004 to 2006. then the army reserves until 2008. investigators are looking is that the possibility he may have been dealing with post-traumatic stress disorder or ptsd. he is describe as coherent after the incident. the police said they saw no signs of bizarre behavior. isaiah peoples is due to court tomorrow afternoon for arraignment. he remains in custody at the santa clara county jail. david louie, abc7 news. >> isaiah peoples' family says he was under intense pressure from work in the weeks before the crash. >> dan? >> i've been digging into isaiah peoples' past. the picture is becoming clear. i've obtained records of his army service in iraq that video of him thanking jesus reflects his upbringing. >> he was born in a christian home. his dad was a minister. brought them up in church. he became deacon in hisdad's church. >>

protesters, of course, want a si vail yan government right now. they don't want to wait two years.lowing developments. we are live in nairobi, kenya. good to see you again. we have one leader ousted, another stepping down. where does that leave the situation and who is running things in sudan? >> reporter: at the moment, all i can say, natalie, it has been an incredible two days in sudan's history. to answer your question, he has been appointed the leader of the new military counsel, which is asking for a two-year transition period. amonth of curfews, which has been ignored across the country. take a look back now on how things unfolded for the former leader, on thursday, april 11th. the people and government releasing on thursday, april 11th. nearly four months, they gathered to protest, demanding more. after three decades of control. om omar al-bashir. they did not expect al-bashir to take over. until the appearance, he was al-bashir's president. they announced a nighttime curfew. al-bashir was under arrest and in a safe place. he hoped to appease the crowds, the words had the op

. >> i think that is really great that san francisco seize the vails of small business and creates thesses make people all the residents and visitors realize had cool things are made and produced in san the cultural started at arts mission. this was the first set of grant money that the arts commission had to give away. by 1998, it was not only the cultural equity grant program but the cul actual center that happened. it meant that communities of color went from zero to like four or five million a year. just over a very short period of time. >> instead, we focused on building the arts community. the queer arts community. and out of that came fresh meat and radar and queer women of color media arts project and the transgender film festival and those organizations, some of those people are like part of the landscape now. whereas, in the year 2000, they didn't exist. it was artists who raised the questions about equality, about gender, sexuality being different than gender. we think about it in our own life what we've seen go on here in the last 30 years. to see why the arts are important

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. >> i think that is really great that san francisco seize the vails of small business and creates thethe 49 to support businesses make people all the residents and visitors realize had cool things are made and produced in san >> wow, are the beetles here or are we just reoping the playground? i'm not sure which. thanks to the 2008 parks funds, where you're standing is the home and all of you san francisco voters gave a $20 million investment in this neighborhood. i was born and raised four blocks from where we stand today. i came and played in this park, on the equipment, in the you know what i mean you know jim gym and structure today. >> to make this a park that everybody can enjoy, a diversity that would show the city that this is what san francisco is all about. >> what we got here is 3,000 new square feet of places for people to be healthy and be active and the community to gather. >> if you see /kaelly's mural in the building, there cannot be an imagery that's more related to this place. what people told us about what the importance of the windmills and the green houses and the

a house in vail, colorado, which he told her he owned outright, actually belonged to someone else.oney she sent him when she went back to work? vanished. the auto insurance he told her he bought for her didn't exist. and what he said was a $125,000 diamond ring he slipped on her finger when he proposed? a fake. >> it was cubic zirconium. >> reporter: just who was that man she married and believed she loved? >> i don't think harvey even liked me. you know, love is not only blind, in my instance it's also deaf and dumb. >> reporter: but devastating as those lies were, debbie couldn't bring herself to believe harvey could kill. >> i never once thought it would, it would be harvey that would have hurt steven. >> reporter: and in fact, there was nothing definitive tying harvey to steven's murder. no sign of any violent struggle, not a drop of steven's blood anywhere on the ship. if only the detectives could talk to harvey. it turned out they had just missed him. an employee at the yacht club told investigators harvey was standing nearby in plain sight, observing as the cops scoured his

both pressure to increase electricity in some areas but also through energy efficiency and contra vailing issues to reduce electricity use. so i think there's many forces in terms of sustaining an economy, sustaining the energy requirements, including electricity requirements for that economy but doing so in a way that does not increase and in fact lowers green how gas emissions. >> are the two groups you mentioned nonprofits? the question about your salary, i mean, how do you make an income these days? >> well, in any nonprofit, of course people have to get paid their salaries. these are not large entities. we're talking about 50 people in one and a dozen people in the other. but the key is we are able to attract, i think, very, very good talent. in a nonprofit, the whole point is all of the incoming proceeds for studies from foundations and the like goes into pursuing the mission of the nonprofit. the mission of efi is to provide technically grounded analysis for low-carbon pathways and of nti is to minimize the risks, lower the risks, which are unfortunately too high for the possible u

we are going to look at whether the powers given to the united states government were used to serve vail a presidential campaign. i would hope that everyone would want that. >> martha: i went back and looked at a transcript a little more yesterday and he said, i want to look at the report which is coming out in the june time frame but he said i want to look at the investigations that were done on the hill. he wants to see if there are still questions that still aren't answered and if there are questions still unanswered whether or not there was unsubstantiated -- there wasn't a predicate for basically spying, surveilling members of the trump campaign then we all need to know all of that, spying on a campaign is kind of a big deal, right? >> spying on any american is any big deal. doing surveillance, which is why you have to go through certain evidentiary checkpoints before you can serve or wiretap, or even in some states, even have a conversation if you are a law enforcement officer wearing a wire, which also happened in this case. i am really come into use klapper's words, stunned that

garment that hinders identification and this is going to be an issue for muslim women who wear partial vails 10% of the population in sri lanka is muslim. back to you. >>> a woman who sacrificed her life to save her rabbi will be laid to rest in southern california. laura kaye was at the temple on saturday to pray for her mother who just passed. when a shooter opened fire she stepped in front of rabbi goldstein. three people were hurt when the shooting started in the middle of sabbath service. and 8-year-old -- her uncle, 34-year-old perertz was hit in the leg. the suspected shooter is due in court on wednesday. >>> in berkeley, the jewish community prayed for the victims of the shooting in yesterday's holocaust remembrance ceremony. >> we must speak out -- >> that's just heartbreaking. we've been fighting for tolerance, and we've made progress and now we're losing around with this increase in attacks on religious institutions. >> this comes as a new report shows a spike in hate crimes across california. california senator and presidential candidate harris addressed the issue in ohio last ni

to sunny vail. and san jose. very light rain. there's more on the way as you can see on this pattern. this looping pattern showing the approaching cold front. and shours out ahead of the frontal system. ranking one on the impact scale. light intensity. we expect rainfall totals to be a half inch from the storm. it will continue over night into the early morning hours before tapeering off mid-morning. >> all right. thank you. east bay a dangerous weekend on the streets of one oakland neighborhood. >> on saturday night, a hit and run left a mother and her son dead. on sunday, at a side show a truck was looted and set on fire. >> the side show was at the enterks of 42nd and international. the hit and run was less than a mile away. police blame this man prt hit and run. and they are looking for him. >> we begin our coverage. >> the victim and her six year-old son and the boys uncle. were on the way home crossing the street. when they were struck by the suspect who police say is known to the department. >> we have three on the ground

well, if you have been stuck in an airport in vail interiorly, if it criticism of the propaganda ladeny calling its critics state tv. that is projection. jeff zucker thinks it is a good line, but the irony is that they are responsible for state tv, and years the affiliates called cnn turk has openly flexed for the anti-american authority government they are. cnn has now been forced to respond to this. i'm going to redo the statement in just a minute. it was elicited from a question by tyner, a turkish journalist who asked them, and they said tt they are in fact working for the government. we are aware of criticism from turkish media with the cnn turk election covered, it is a independent channel, but is part of the agreement and must adhere to the cnn standards. we are in contact with cnn turk, and they say that they are making every effort to provide a balanced coverage of turkish elections. cnn turk is adhering to cnn standards? that is not reassuring. we reach out with cnn and could not get a response, but we are glad to be joined by johan turner of turkey, thank you for joining us.

one, vail kohnert-yount said biden pressed his forehead to hers. she remembers him telling her she was a pretty girl. katelyn caruso met biden after she spoke at an event on sexual assault. >> placed his hand on my thigh and crossed my boundaries and made me feel uncomfortable. >> reporter: all maintained it was not sexual harassment or assault but isn't behavior that should be tolerated. >> you're running for office. we're not grabbing people, we're not kissing them. we're not, you know, hugging them. just no. >> reporter: on wednesday biden earned support prosecutor an unlikely source. >> should he apologize. >> no, he's going to make his own decisions. he's very capable of making a decision. >> reporter: but the controversy has exposed a generational rift among democrats. >> i would hold you like that or something like that, you would call that sexual because i held you like that. >> no. >> with the me too movement people go a little too far with that. >> i think we have a culture that claims that's acceptable and only recently we started to dis

silicone valley commute, the drive is tough in sunny vail.orthbound 280 looks good getting up to 18. >>> let's bring in steve with today's weather. >> thank you, sir. happy monday and happy april 1. get ready for rain. >> again? >> yes. yesterday was nice. i hope you got out and enjoyed that. 70s in oakland and santa rosa, gilroy had low 80s. not today, we are bringing the temperatures down. the cloud cover will take a few degrees off. the greatest drop is in the north in santa rosa to 67. light rain is possible later tonight into tuesday, not heavy but light rain. it looks like the first of many systems unfortunately or fortunately depending on how you want to look at it. there is some to the north, mendocino county. i doubt any of that is reaching the ground. it looks like sun is on the peninsula. not a lot but a little, leading edge of the system. 40s for a few and 50s for many. if it feels warmer, it is. we are 3 to 12 degrees warmer than sunday morning. mendocino and lake county, best opportunity for anything measurable today but we are

. >> how old are u,yo vail?oi to count on national television. >> he just did math. very good. >> all right. so can i have my seat back or do you want to stay? >> seat back. >> okay. >> do you want to sit with me. >> yes. >> okay. actually, i'm out, she says. bye-bye darling. this is n.fu it's where take your daughters and sons to work day. come sit with me, honey. we saw jack daly do such a great job with pop start. there they are. we're running ld. >> carson's outside with more kids from our aff. >> guys, here we are. i'd love to see this segment zrichb by the kids. i don't know the kids, but can tell whose kids they are because they look like their parents here at the "today" show. let me slide over here. we've got a big crowd on th pla marissa, how are you? >> i'm great. >> nd it's yourbirthday. >> and maggie rogers' birthday. >> performing here in a arsecon. you a big fan? >> huge fan. >> it's her birthday too. how about a birthday gift for you. here's maggie rogers. >> happy birthday. >> hey. we're tauruse

but kind of open up the vail a little bit in terms of what makes my tick, what motivates me. >> thatve three young children. daughters riley and ryan and a son canon born last summer. in addition to people seeing steph the champion. we see steph the father, thehe son, husband. why was it so important for you to show that part of you? >> because it makes me who i am. i mean, i feel like i have a purpose that, you know, i'm walking in in terms ofhat i get to do on the floor. but none of it makes sense and family. you know, beingnd authentic transparent with my relationship with aiesha and u walking into parenthood together, raising three kids and trying to instill the same values and morals we were taughts kids my wife's busier than i am. >> yeah. >> i'm trying to keep up with her. thriving in chaos is something we try to do the best and wanted to kind of share that. >> she said the thing that probably makes yo best besthe b is you're just like the kids. you're a big kid.n what's she m by that? >> i'm goofy, corny, silly at all times. i try to find the fun in everything. in i'm at home

if they free pre-vail they lose health insurance. eliminating the a.c.a. would also hinder our ability to deal with the opioid crisis wince the a.c.a. requires insurance companies to cover substance abuse treatment. and the republicans have no plan, take away health care from americans norks plan to replace it. we ought to reject that. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from minnesota seek recognition. >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> while traveling through my home state of minnesota, i met a wonderful couple in their early 60's, they were both teachers who dedicated their lives to enriching our community by helping children. they did everything right, saved as much as they could, and it was time to retire, until the husband was diagnosed with early onset alzheimer's. now his treatments will wipe out all their savings. so madam speaker, i ask, what is our president thinking? th