here's abc 7 reporter wade freeman. >> reporter: into the golden years 47 of them together for dave and diana watson this 30 foot travel trailer hardly qualifies as the home sweet home they expected. >> you know, the first week i thought this would be fun. >> reporter: now it's just another of oh, so many post-fire trauma tales. we heard a room full of them today. >> this is not the way i expected anything to be. >> reporter: a burpt down senior living community. it is now cleared and suspiciously they say devoid of construction. they and their lawyers feel a plot, hence a class action lawsuit. >> they feel they're being pushed out because they want to bring new owners in that can pay higher prices. >> if you move what do they get? >> they get an empty lot and bucoo bucks. >> reporter: when we told him some of charges he described them as untrue. we asked him to elaborate. he says no comment until he sees the paperwork. >> it's immoral. >> reporter: that's debra collins. she and others are angry that hometown america intends to charge rent again in september. they think it's a squeeze.

abc reporter wade freeman explains. >> reporter: an inhospitable place to run aground. is there any other kind? >> it wasn't a matter of running aground so much as we were pushed aground. >> reporter: it ran aground last weekend and then sank yesterday during efforts to tow it free with more lives endangered. today we found the mostly inexperienced crew of four stranded in a motel room living off charity with no money left and their investment on the bottom. >> so everything is gone. there's no hope to rebuild or get her back. >> reporter: the trip lasted less than two days with remains of the boat now has become a major hazard for surfers as tides expose and then hide the mast. >> it's steel. that's harder than my head. >> you don't know until you get your foot tangled in a rope or get stuck with a piece of metal or something. i don't know it's dangerous. >> reporter: legally the owners are responsible in a case like this, but tawny and her co-owner claim they have no money and the wreck fills with more sand every day. hearing all the bad news about the removal costs i

. >> nbc 7's news reporter wade freeman got a glimpse of the view from 61 stories high. >> reporter: if 61 stories disappearing into the clouds was not yet a religious experience, today it became one. salesforce tower has transitioned from concept, to controversy to reality with a symbolic ribbon cutting. the ceo in the middle. his company released much of the building from boston properties for at least 15 years and paid $516 million to do so. he calls it a symbol of progress and also responsibility. >> we see it as extraordinary wealth, a community with over 70 billionaires but also grinding poverty in the shadow of this very building. >> reporter: 61 floors up the ohana room, as they call it needs some finishing touches. the tower tops at 1,070 feet, high enough to expose some mechanical features of some smaller. >> it's almost like you're in a plane flying over the city. >> reporter: this is an office building, however, and it look like it. the artwork corporate culture, many people do not have assigd desks. the company arranges like minded people in what they call villages. the

abc 7 reporter wade freeman looked into when royal wedding today and there are some local angles too.er: they used to say the sun never sets on the british empire even on a foggy day in san francisco, but that's not exactly accurate anymore. >> you have the commonwealth. >> reporter: we're eight floors up on the british consulates office get the scoop on the wedding. and do not send gifts, we learned. they have a list of charities. coffee pots? china? >> i think there are a few china things around. >> margerita glasses. >> i've been giving a tea time. >> reporter: speaking of tea we found a british experience ipjapan town. are you doing this because of the royal wed something. >> no. >> reporter: so for expert analysis we turned to the owner. she makes it sound like a fairy tail. >> and the outfits and the tiaras are really pretty and sparkly. and who doesn't love a little glitter? di diamond variety. >> reporter: we found no shortage of them in this place. >> we're worried about our wedding. >> reporter: granted san francisco city hall is not exactly st. georgia's chapel in windsor c

wade freeman, nbc 7 news. >> so nice. >> yeah, really nice. let's talk about the weather forecast as we hit midweek. >>> that midweek forecast features cooler area, and tonight we have fog that is hopefully dense in spots. oogt visibility haes been fluctuating the past hour. forecast showing you tomorrow morning the majority of the region waking up to gray skies about 7:00 in the morning. and we do expect the areas that do have the fog only confined to the coastline. drop into the 50s across the board. 53 in oakland, dropped about 54 and a little coastal drizzle. tomorrow the take away, clouds to southbound. 66 in oakland, up to 63 in san francisco. the accuweather seven day forecast tomorrow is the coolest wave had and looking nice and bright. and early next week twarm paper to partly cloudy skies. 60s and 70s the name of the game next week. >>> stay with us. uber is going to new heights. >> yeah, the the >>> coming up tonight on abc 7 news at 11:00, guess what, the war wrrz i moving onto the nba conference finals. sports director larry beil

. >> reporter: in santa rosa, wade freeman, nbc 7 news. >>> now to check on our weather as we get closer to the weekend. >> that's right. meteorologist sandhya patel here with a few subtle changes. >> yeah, you're going to notice it's going to be even warmer tomorrow dan and ama. you will notice a few low clouds passing through. it's a lonely patch sitting here half moon bay, right here. and it's pretty much going to sit there and get blown away as the offshore wind or the down sloping wind picks up. i do want to show you what's ahead for your weekend. if you're already making plans for moms, here's a look. low mid-60s to the low 80s. mother's day will be cooler but still pleasant. 70s right along the bay inland and you will see a few high clouds and some patches of fog out there. i want to show you a live picture out there. you will notice that the wind is little bit on the gusty side over the higher terrain. the hills are going to see those winds increase even more as we head into tomorrow night. a live picture from our abc news exploratorium camera. 54 degrees in the city. 56 in oakla

. >> abc 7 reporter wade freeman was in santa rosa as the police department delivered another deadline to the homeless in the city. >> hello park ranger. anyone in the tent? >> reporter: in santa rosa they handle ito often it almost seems like a drill. this encampment the latest front line in endless effort to help the homeless. this camp formed about a month ago when another camp closed. it is roughly one mile long but hardly the last mile based on previous experience. >> can you anticipate where they'll go next? >> i can't. >> reporter: the departure cannot happen soon enough for residents like bill petty. he rides his black along the trail. last week eight people lined the path and one of them attacked him. >> it's a no-win situation, but this can't happen. >> reporter: as to what does happen we've shown you many times before from the remnants of had hill last august. >> it's not the best environment. >> reporter: amanda freedman, when we last saw her in august she had made it to a homeless shelter but has moved out twice since then. we asked what happened. >> no one's going to kick