it is up over by watsonville, and it may take a turn, and that is usually very shallow, but a sign ofs leading edge of this cooler pattern, 50s and 60s on the temperatures as we lose that northerly breeze, belmont 60, and the wind yesterday was out of the north, and sfo is west at eight, and heyward has an offshore it three. it will be mostly sunny statewide today except for the fog that will make a big move tomorrow. 70s and maybe 60s at santa cruz, 80s for a few and very low 90s.>>> traffic is getting busier. and looking at the commute in solano county right now, traffic is going to be okay if you are driving from sacramento to vacaville, fairfield, this entire area. not a lot of slow traffic heading out toward the carquinez bridge. moving to the bay bridge toll plaza, a little bit of a back up to the maze, metering lights are on what they tend to 12 minute delay before making it onto the spin. -- the spin and not a lot going on in the south bay with a few minor things that have cleared out. we are in shape for the silicon valley commute.>>> new overnight, the investigation underway

the castro adobe in watsonville, also with a connection to their family's history. >>> if you know ofr others, garvin would like to hear from you. go to our website and search bay area proud. >>> after a major shakeup at the san francisco police department, san francisco's new acting police chief reaches out, taking questions at a local naacp meeting. i'll tell you what he had to say plus what his focus is, coming up. >>> an early morning fire scorches dick's bakery, a popular landmark. coming up, i'll have that story and an investigation in a minute. . >>> nbc bay area news starts now. >>> and i want to reach out to all the communities in san francisco and let them know that while i am the acting chief, that i will carry on and lead the men and women of the san francisco police department in a direction that we started on. >> a promise to the people he is now in charge of protecting. tony chaplin pledged to listen to all voices within the san francisco community. >>> san francisco's acting police chief pledging to make important changes in the police department. christy smith live in

for years gary has been searching for them in the watsonville to figure out if the population is shrinkinggrowing. he's so good that his nickname is the frog whisperer. that requires a lot of time and energy and now the country has hired companies to put up song meters to record the sites and sounds 24/7. the tools are being used more and more to study endangered animal address and threatened has been tats. >>> a woman who works as a muni fair inspector had a strange day on the job. she took care of this possum. she was working last week when two men driving handed her the possum saying they found it on the freeway and drove off. she took the animal to the animal shelter. not sure if they took muni to get there but the little fellow is doing okay. >>> british couples gold fish is okay after undergoing surgery to remove a tumor. he had a massive lump on his side. the 45 minute operation took place out of water and they used a water filled syringe to keep the fish alive. at one point his heart stopped but he made it and is now making a full recovery at home. i've never heard of surgery on a

look at watsonville. 62 degrees. strong ocean air pushing in. morgan hill, 72. we have nothing but blue skies as far as the eye can see but you'll notice the hills have started to turn a little brown out there. and that's because fire season started to get under way. we have some thunderstorms popping up across the sierra. that's the trend from south of tahoe down towards yosemite park. keep that in mind if you're traveling in that direction. here at home, it's going to be dry and comfortable and cool at the presidio. by 1:00, up to 70 at the coastline. the hot spot, though, danville. if you're headed to oak hill park, it's pushing 90 degrees by tomorrow and it looks like the 90s will be with us through this upcoming week. we have a brief cool down and by that i mean in the 80s. >> thanks, anthony. >>> well, the bay area is getting ready to feel the bern again. democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders is planning several rallies tomorrow as crucial primary looms. taking a look at where sanders is appearing, oakland, palo alto, santa cruz and monterey. ma

now still very comfortable at this dinner hour with the 60s and 70s across the bay. 60 degrees in watsonville. and 08 right now in fairfield, 80. as we start the day tomorrow, we are expected to wake up to gray skies at the coastline. inland locations stay nice and bright. and we have thunderstorms popping up across the sierra this evening. this will be the general trend the next couple of days. traveling to yosemite park, you may run into thunder. across the xwrar, it will be nice and sunny. tomorrow, topping out at 70 degrees at 1:00. we'll have more coming up. >>> all right, anthony, thank you. bernie sanders heads to the bay area tomorrow for a series of rallies as the june primary inches closer. take a look at where bernie will be tomorrow in oakland and palo alto, santa cruz and monterey. we are joined by mary anne favro here as the big prize is the california voters. >> reporter: yes, finally california voters have some clout in a presidential primary, which is why the candidates are visiting the golden state on a quest for votes. calling a california primary the big enchilada, bernie

the castro adobe in watsonville, also with a connection to their family's history.arvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >>> if you know of somebody doing something nice for others, garvin would love to hear from you, go to our website and search bay area proud. >>> still to come, sorting through the debris of egyptair plane crash. the key piece investigators still need to find in order to better understand what happened. plus -- >> it's extraordinarily long-lived, once it gets out into the environment, it almost never breaks down. >> a chemical called virtually in d in desstrukable and showing up in california. what you're drinking. >>announcer: from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >>> good sunday morning. wow, take a look at that gorgeous shot your time is 7:29. it is sunday, may 22nd. can you believe it. a pretty look at san jose from the cameras above communications hill. beautiful flowers. thanks for waking up with us, i'm vicky nguyen, and the micro forecast, sticking around for today in. >> more sunshine today, but then tomorrow, wrap around the same syst

the castro adobe in watsonville and also with a connection to their family's history. garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> that would be a fun train ride and a fun couple. >> indeed. we'll be right back. we've all heard of the 100 yard dash. but what about a 100 year old, running the 100 yard dash. >>> well, you've all heard of the 100-yard dash but this is a story about a 100-year dash. that lady right there, 100 years old running that 100-yard dash. she is a retired south carolina teacher and she attempted to set a world record running the fastest 100-yard dash by a 100-year-old. she fell down at first in her first attempt but she got back up and she did it on her second try. fans cheered her on. she shows that if you fall, you have to get back up. she does not move like a 100-year-old. >> that is absolutely amazing that she did it at all. >> and that she did it in front of her students. >>> all right. well, good weekend to be out there and out and about. >> yeah. i think so. we have to dodge a few showers. every now and then there will be rain moving in tomorrow but

right now closer to watsonville and lingering clouds and heading to a break. like a few showers in the north bay up towards 101. the golden gate bridge, lots of overcast, alcatraz and keep the umbrella on stand by and the forecast model showing you this. rainfall likely in san francisco. 7:00 a.m. saturday and still a chance of a few showers at 12:00. we may have more breaks in the activity and by 4:00 mostly cloudy skies and those readings in the lower 60s. here is this area of low pressure, it will be on the move but still scattered rain possible for parts of the bay area in the northern half for saturday morning and sunday for mother's day. clouds and temperatures will be going up next week. here is the forecast model. some of the rainfall, 7:00 a.m. saturday, not too much in the south bay and then 10:00 some activity out there. a break for saturday afternoon and maybe a few more scattered showers. mother's day lingering clouds. forecast highs in the 60s and just keep an eye on the sky because we could have raindrops out there like we showed you especially

clearing the area and there are still showers lingering in the morgan hill area south towards the watsonville area as well. showers, tending to dry down and there is still lingering moisture. and that remains in the forecast for your bay area saturday. i will let you know what to expect for your bay area weekend after the break. >>> a jury convicted a man of fatally shooting a 8-year-old girl. henry lee was in the courtroom when the verdict was read. >> and has more on the reactions. >> reporter: darnel williams showed no emotion when he was found guilty of first-degree murder, one for killing alaysha carradine and another man at a dice game. there will be a penalty phasein the case and the jury must decide whether williams gets the death penalty or life in prison. williams opened fire through the front door of an apartment in oakland's diamond district killing alaysha carradine and killed two other children there was video played of the little girl asking for her mommy after she was shot. relatives wept as the verdicts were read. we talked to anthony mcdarris. >> we appreciate the closure. t

a consultant has been searching for them in watsonville area to figure out in it is a growing or shrinkingulation. he is nickname the frog whisperer. now the land trust of santa cruz county has hired a local company to put up song meters to record the sounds 24/7. algorithms comb through the data to find the frog. it is used more and more to study endangered animals and threatened habitats. >> warriors fans are eager for get their ♪ you wish your dog could fight off fleas and ticks. but since he can't... you rely on frontline plus. because frontline plus unleashes a deadly killing force to kills fleas and ticks, plus flea eggs and larvae, preventing a new flea infestation. its protection lasts a full 30 days. no wonder frontline plus is recommended by vets for killing fleas and ticks. after all, your dog is a lover not a fighter. frontline plus. vet recommended flea and tick killer. >> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> good morning. i am reggie aqui. >> i am natasha zouves. >> we are here to get you back to work. it will be great. >> it will be awesome. >> now the

fitch died friday in watsonville, florida after a , battle with parkinson's disease. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we are on the road in sarasota, florida. we are headed to atlanta, georgia, tonight. but today we're spending the hour with the intercept's jeremy scahill and glenn greenwald, looking at the stunning new book , "the assassination complex." jeremy, i want to ask about the death of father dan berrigan who died saturday at the age of 94. along with his late brother phil , he played in his terminal role in inspiring the antiwar and anti-draft movement during the late 1960's as well as the movement against nuclear weapons. jeremy, you were a dear friend of dan and phil berrigan. can you talk about the significance of the life of dan berrigan and just tell us who he was and what he meant to you. i actuallyould say may not be here if it was not for dan berrigan. both of my parents are nurses. my dad grew up on the southside of chicago, and he was going to be a seminarian

sightings in monterey bay and it didn't take long for sky sox to >> this shark in the waters off of watsonville, this evening. the shark sightings have scientists wondering what strong the great whites so close to the shore. ktvu's ann rubin traveled with experts today who say el niÑo may be at work here. >> reporter: on the most recent specialized helicopters, they were an unexpected side, great white sharks, dozens of them, on the capitola. >> we're all very excited about it, interesting to see that many shots. >> reporter: from the ground you might never see them. so today, a pilot offered to take a group of scientists and experts up in the air to get a better look. dave hebert of the pacific charge -- shark research center couldn't believe his eyes. >> we probably saw at least 10 or more white sharks. a few of them were a little bigger. some of the bigger ones were about 10 foot in length. >> reporter: many of these are newborns, typically they would not be found this far north but he suspects warmer water and abundant food has brought them here. >> because of the el niÑo event, warming up

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minute charges the 27 year from the hose from watsonville was one of the protesters outside the hyatte last friday for a speech during the california republican mention faugh he did not enter a plea yesterday he is due back in court on monday supporters say he helped clinton the win over independence. >>mark: the also argued that he had executive experience in foreign policy that are needed to run for higher office your kids with a ph.d. are getting their jobs before they get their pay would doctors recommend parents should do. >>robin winston: we're tracking the ride this time around to the richmond san rafael bridge is fairly small bonfire it was a bomb no problems getting into the north by the there was a backup of the bay bridge will have details on that coming up. >>darya: the latest government of school crimes showed the decline in violent crime bullying and harassment because of sexual orientation about 3 percent of students aged 12 to 18 saver the victim of crime the school of 2014 about 1.3 million students were suspended for least one game for all violations kids will 80 is

santa cruz, heading to watsonville, you might want to take some strawberries.se. we had some on saturday. we talked about that. you don't have to go far to find sunshine and warm temps and they are here today and tomorrow and then they will cool down. some rain will move into the weekend. patchy fog, south, near 90 for some. mostly clear, except some of that fog down on parts of the san mateo. everyone else looking at 80s and 90s. calistoga, santa rosa, concord, antioch, brentwood, livermore. gasia? san jose 86. cupertino 88. 58 half moon day. 87 mellow park and rdwood city. the same wednesday and here comes the cooling and i mean big type as we head into friday and into the weekend. >> so it's on its way. >> all right. >> okay. thank you, steve. >> all right. >>> time is 8:16. the san jose sharks hope to bounce back when they play the st. louis blues in game 2 of the western conference final after losing game 1 to the st. louis blues. the blues beat them 2-1 on sunday. the sharks coach says he has faith in his team. they have not changed plans to get ready for

be utilizing watsonville community hospital for the inpatient services. >> that took 20 years. >> it did. >> and how do i know that? >> i don't even want to ask. any questions? >> that's outstanding. glad to hear that. and from our blue shield representative? >> paul brown, blue shield chl i was able to confirm on break that nutritional counseling is covered as any other office visit. just thought i'd share that. >> what are the restrictions on it? >> i don't believe there are --. >> has to be determined to be medically necessary. >> so you can't just have it because you think you need it. >> correct. >> you have to have a malady first, you have to have an illness first. >> yes. >> or convince your doctor. >> i don't like that part at all. >> thank you. thank you for bringing that information forward and next? >> item 16, discussion item. >> no, there's another --. >> sorry. >> united health care. i just wanted to take a few minutes and share some comments on the medicare ppo plan. from the period of september 14 through december 31 our preenrollment call center took a total of 753 c

now, i know people, i've seen people in watsonville and salinas who, frankly, whole families would haveenefited from what was spent on me. i'm not even dying. so i'm just tossing that, you know, technically irrelevant but i think it does help to ground everything in the societal context. >> i think a lot of what we need to think about more in this conversation is helping us all -- and this conversation is helping us do it a little more than we get to do it in our daily lives is the context of technological choice. how it's implemented, how it's invented, how it's applied, etc. i want to reinforce the point about claiming expertise back from the experts. i think that's at the heart of the discussion and crucially part of what we need to do with this particular rem of technology. obviously there's things about it that's dangerous that we need to know noah about those limits on their own terms. but in just -- but just to point out, things equally dangerous, like nuclear power used to be left to guys in white lab coats to tell us it was safe and don't worry you don't need to meter it. but w