this one-- cornell: shh. garvin: doing this-- cornell: shh. garvin: for them. cornell: shh, i think you're gettin' sleepy. garvin: two days a week for the past 20 years, cornell has been coming to the neonatal intensive care unit at oakland children-- cornell: oh. garvin: volunteering to give premature and sick children doses of the wonderful medicine that is the human touch. cornell: you got a good grip. that's a good grip, very nice. garvin: coming in at 7 in the morning and staying as long as he's needed, cornell has not regretted his decision for a minute. he says in his life he sat on enough boards to know what that's like, and it's nothing like this. cornell: 'cause when i'm holding a little baby on my shoulder, and that warm little cheek is pressed against mine, that's as close to heaven as you can get. i mean, that's it. some of my friends think that's as close to heaven as i'm ever gonna get. cornell: okay, little buddy, okay, yeah, you're all right. garvin: cornell understands for all the money he has given, he could have asked for any number of rewar

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cornell belcher author of the book "a black man in the white house." kim strosel, member of the wall street journal editorial board and danielle pletka and tom

while we wait, first lady melania trump visited the pediatric unit at new york's presbyterian cornell in new york city and spent time with young patients, families and medical staff. the visit also marked across america day of the national education association held annually on the birthday of the late author, theodore gueyezel, also known as dr. seuss. mrs. trump read "oh the places you'll go" to the children.

i'm cornell bernard. happening now, more than 9,000 runners are participating in this morning's rock 'n roll half marathon. here's a live look at the golden gate bridge, where part of the race will be run. in fact, runners well on their way. two lanes of northbound traffic are closed. this is the race route. it started in golden gate park at 6:15 this morning. it crosses over the golden gate bridge and finishes at civic center around noon. meteorologist lisa argen checking your forecast. hey, lisa! >>> hey, cornell. good morning to you. we have a few light sprinkles. here's live doppler 7. most of this not reaching the ground, but the main activity arrives later on this afternoon. it's associated with this front here. looks more impressive than it is. right now we're in the low to mid-50s, looking at some showers today in the north bay, by about 2:00, 3:00. it's a one on our storm impact scale. and then sinking south throughout the day. cornell? >> all right, lisa, thank you. news continues now with "good

you're the only one who's not going to get pinched today, cornell. mike and i get a pass because we're on the green screen and unfortunately we've got a lot of issues. we've got a major problem in the north bay right now. this is petalum, southbound 101, all lanes are blocked right now. this is near san antonio road so sig alert has been issued. chp is saying they don't know when they're going to get these lanes back open but obviously that backup is growing into petaluma right now. it started as a solo vehicle crash, flew into some construction barrels, it caught fire so it sounds like a pretty serious situation here. also in tracy, a little bit out of the zone of our traffic flows but northbound i-5, a truck fire, that is a sig alert as well. that truck was hauling honey. we've got about 300 pounds of honey in the two left lanes there so that's going to take a while to clean up. >>> whoo, sticky situation there. >> i wasn't going to say it but you did it. you went there. >> all morning i've been full of them whether they're st. patrick's day or tha

cornell, natasha, back to you. >>> no credit? no problem. "7 on your side's" michael finney answers a question for those who may have diefltty getting a credit card. >>> also ahead the new development in that alleged hazing scandal involving several napa high school football players. >>> live look from our camera at walnut creek right now at 6:21 until t in the morning. keep on top of weather and traffic throughout the traffic throughout the commercial break with abc7 new it's okay to cry, right? no more! we don't want anymore! [crying] ahhhhhhhhhh! everyday price and no extra monthly fees, unlike cable. speeds up to 45 megs, for $30 a month. >>> welcome back. you have your green tie going today. >> i do. top of the morning to you. >> st. patrick's day celebrations well underway around the world right now. >> take a look at this, live look from dublin, ireland, where festivities are in full swing. the streets pretty much packed there. is it happy hour there yet? i guess. here in the u.s., we're expected to spend a lot of green th

. >> abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard is live in san rafael with the story. cornell? >> reporter: larry and ama, the rain has stopped here for now. yeah, it may be march, but for a lot of folks, today's storm felt like january, especially if you were driving. the storm caused some big headaches here on 101. by now we should be used to it, more rain. another storm pounding downtown san rafael. umbrellas to the rescue. >> we're grateful for the rain but i think we've had enough. looking forward to some sun. >> reporter: a very wet morning commute on highway 101. wipers on high. but there were accidents on 101. a pickup truck driver facing northbound in southbound lanes near san pedro road after a spinout on rain-slick pavement. just an hour earlier we witnessed this pickup truck crashing near the very same spot. >> are you okay? >> yeah, i'm fine. i'm fine. >> what happened? >> i just lost traction, that's all. i couldn't correct it quick enough and i hit the guardrail. >> the chp responding to help. the driver wasn't hurt. the street crew was out working in stormy cond

cornell bernard is there. cornell, you spoke with some of the fire victims. >> reporter: matt, many people living here at the travel inn say they lost everything in this fire. tonight the red cross and salvation army helping displaced families with food and shelter. the fire department looking for a cause for this fire, which sent a lot of folks running. the raging fire spread out of control through 16 rooms of the travel inn about 9:30 a.m. many tenants like tina wilson were sleeping at the time. >> my son ran in the room, woke me up, said, "mom, the building's on fire," and we grabbed what we could and ran out the door. >> reporter: tina and her son, trenton, grabbed their dog, honey biscuit, then warned other neighbors to get out. >> there was just black smoke everywhere, so i started banging on everybody's doors. >> engulfed so fast. within five minutes, the whole building was like. so, it's too late to do anything. >> reporter: the only thing marvin scott could save was his backpack, which got badly burne

cornell, you're hearing we could see more airport protests in the future? >> reporter: yeah, kristen. in fact no protests today here at sfo, but immigrant rights groups say they will be happening later this week. sfo officials say they will be ready. for now, though, the travel ban is seeing a lot of opposition here in the bay area. >> it feels like it's an attack on our identities as muslims, like we're not american enough. >> reporter: she is feeling scared about president trump's newest travel ban order. she's a yemeni american handling immigration and civil rights cases. she's afraid the new order will spark fear and hatred. >> as a visibly muslim woman, i'm an easy target. >> we see it as muslim ban 2.0. >> reporter: she sees no change in president trump's travel ban after the first one was revoked by the courts. the new order narrows the list of primarily muslim countries to six, and syrian refugees no longer singled out with an indefinite ban. instead a blanket suspension of all refugees entering the u.s. for four months. it also makes no exception f

abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard is live in oakland with what's next on this project. cornell? >> reporter: yeah, guys. a lot of folks are noticing that there are big changes on the horizon. this bridge demolition project on track to be done early, in fact by the end of the year. take a look, these two bridge segments are the only two, and one about a quarter mile from here, all that remain of 19 bridge pieces which have been demolished over the past four years. all of the steel, all of it, will be recycled, but some folks say they're sad to see this old bridge vanishing away. >> as it kind of just clears away, you have like just a grand expanse. >> reporter: ross from berkeley is taking a little time to enjoy the view. a view which seems to be changing by the week for drivers on the eastern span of the bay bridge. >> every time i come across, there's a new chunk missing. it's slowly disappearing. >> reporter: the old span of the bay bridge is going away, one truss span still visible from the new bridge, but two more span segments out of view set to be demolished, and that will

thank you for being here, cornell. let's take a look at what's going on. the sweep is green but as far as any radar returns, absolutely not. here's a look at our east bay hills camera. doesn't the city look gorgeous this morning? too bad we couldn't wash it in green lights or something. it is cooler like we talked about but look at that, mid to upper 60s around the bay for your lunch. get outside today, one of the nicest days we have moving forward, low to upper 70s at 4:00 and mid 60s at 7:00. how about the commute, alexis? >> lot of green or our traffic maps this morning and that means we are wide open today. no slow spots. i think with our great driving conditions today, too, that and the fact that it's friday and a holiday, we're going to have light volumes so here's a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. little bit of a stack-up in those cash lanes on the far right side but so far, you are cruising along here, shouldn't have any major problems. >>> developing news in the south bay now, all lanes are back open on highway 101 in san jose following la

cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >>> a man riding a bike died today after being hit by a car. sky 7 was over san jose where you see police at lee avenue and coy drive. part of the road was closed during the investigation, obviously. the driver of the car stopped nearby and is cooperating with police. >>> 647 million dollars is on the line and governor brown is on a quest to get that cash for california. on day two of his washington, d.c. trip he met with elaine chao. this photo was tweeted out. earlier this month, she delayed a nearly $650 million grant to electrify cal train. after meeting with her, he's hopeful the president's team will take a second look. >>> it's day 61 of president trump's first 100 days in office. and today the president went to capitol hill and said pass the obamacare replacement or lose reelection. meanwhile, his supreme court nominee stood tall during nearly ten hours of testimony today. >> does the president have the right to authorize torture? >> does a good judge decide who should win? >> democrats grilled neil gorsuch on cases and issues. >> the p

this is a single family home on the 400 block of cornell avenue. you can see still some smoke coming from the back of that home, meanwhile fire fighters have ladders up and still working from the front and working their way back there. we will keep you updated as we are trying to get more details so we will come back and check in as we get more information. hershey's miniatures. we pour 'em! we pass 'em! we pick 'em! delicious fun for everyone. hershey's miniatures are mine, yours, our chocolate. >>> disturbing find in overbrook a man backing out of his driveway notices something isn't right, what he found that has police investigating a murder. >>> better late, then never, villanova overcomes an ice cold start to beat mount st. mary's in game one of the ncaa tournament, who stepped up to lead them to the win. >>> winter just doesn' know when to quit, when we could see more snow, and sleet, during the st. patrick's day weekend. more is coming our way, my goodness, we are getting ready for first day of spring. >> couple days away doesn't feel like i

as cornell bernard explains, the early predictions are it's going to be bad. >> it's allergy, allergy, allergy. >> reporter: spring is almost here. the sun is shining, the flowers with blooming, the bees are buzzing. it's enough to make you time to reach for a tissue or two or three. >> we feel weak. >> she and her daughter are suffering from a monster allergy season. >>. >> coughing, sneezing, runny nose, watery eyes. >> it's a mess, right? >> it's a mess. >> record rainfall for the bay area rescued us from drought conditions are but it's producesing a down side. suzanne tweetd abc 7 about her allergy battle. i'm going to die. i have a love-hate relationship with my state. >> the biggest complaint so far is definitely mold because of all the rain something. >> denise wood is not a physician but clinical director of advanced allergy solutions in san francisco offering patients a holistic approach to beating symptoms. >> no signs of congestion. >> marcus jones travelled from stackton for relief. >> the feeling of being uncomfortable, lack of concentration, lack of focus, stuffine stuff

cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >>> a man riding a bike died today after being hit by a car. sky 7 was over san jose where you see police at lee avenue and coy drive. part of the road was closed during the investigation, obviously. the driver of the car stopped nearby and is cooperating with police. >>> 647 million dollars is on the line and governor brown is on a quest to get that cash for california. on day two of his washington, d.c. trip he met with elaine chao. this photo was tweeted out. earlier this month, she delayed a nearly $650 million grant to electrify cal train. after meeting with her, he's hopeful the president's team will take a second look. >>> it's day 61 of president trump's first 100 days in office. and today the president went to capitol hill and said pass the obamacare replacement or lose reelection. meanwhile, his supreme court nominee stood tall during nearly ten hours of testimony today. >> does the president have the right to authorize torture? >> does a good judge decide who should win? >> democrats grilled neil gorsuch on cases and issues. >> the p

corne cornell. >> reporter: the family of johnny taurus upset by the board's decision to suspend their son and another player after an investigation that is still going on. >> i move for expulsion of students a and c. >> reporter: the napa valley unified school board voted unanimously to expel two more jv players in the wake of a hazingnent last fall. the family of 16-year-old quarterback johnny torres got word through their attorney their son was expelled. >> we don't agree with the outcome. we still feel our son didn't do anything wrong and we will -- we're going to appeal it. >> reporter: five students have now been expelled for the incident which took place in the locker room last halloween. flora torres says her son played no part in the hazing. > he's been out of school for three months. for nothing. so what they're doing is wrong. >> reporter: the scandal led to the resignation of the coaching staff earlier this month. many players say the investigation has gone too far. >> thank you for taking a brotherhood and turning it into betrayal. >> reporter: we tried talking to the boar

as cornell bernard explains, the early predictions are it's going to be bad. >> it's allergy, allergy, allergy. >> reporter: spring is almost here. the sun is shining, the flowers with blooming, the bees are buzzing. it's enough to make you time to reach for a tissue or two or three. >> we feel weak. >> she and her daughter are suffering from a monster allergy season. >>. >> coughing, sneezing, runny nose, watery eyes. >> it's a mess, right? >> it's a mess. >> record rainfall for the bay area rescued us from drought conditions are but it's producesing a down side. suzanne tweetd abc 7 about her allergy battle. i'm going to die. i have a love-hate relationship with my state. >> the biggest complaint so far is definitely mold because of all the rain something. >> denise wood is not a physician but clinical director of advanced allergy solutions in san francisco offering patients a holistic approach to beating symptoms. >> no signs of congestion. >> marcus jones travelled from stackton for relief. >> the feeling of being uncomfortable, lack of concentration, lack of focus, stuffine stuff

good morning to you. >> hi there, cornell. good morning, hope you've been enjoying our spring-like conditions. lots of sunshine. temperatures have been well above average but live doppler 7 showing not only that we're not picking up on any rain, we've got a lot of clouds, startsing off pretty mild, 55 in hayward, 55 in san jose, temperatures as a result 4 to 6 degrees, even 8 degrees warmer than we were yesterday with our clear start so as we go through the day today, we will see some clouds around, even the possibility of a few showers in the north bay and we are bringing the rain chances back in the only for part of the weekend but significantly into next week. so we'll talk about totals, timing, yes, spring arriving when we see you again in just a few minutes. >>> breaking news this morning, firefighters battling a two-alarm fire in san francisco's chinatown. flames are burning on the third floor of a building on waverly place between sacramento and clay streets. firefighters say there is one possible victim. we will bring

corne cornell. >> reporter: the family of johnny taurus upset by the board's decision to suspend their son and another player after an investigation that is still going on. >> i move for expulsion of students a and c. >> reporter: the napa valley unified school board voted unanimously to expel two more jv players in the wake of a hazingnent last fall. the family of 16-year-old quarterback johnny torres got word through their attorney their son was expelled. >> we don't agree with the outcome. we still feel our son didn't do anything wrong and we will -- we're going to appeal it. >> reporter: five students have now been expelled for the incident which took place in the locker room last halloween. flora torres says her son played no part in the hazing. > he's been out of school for three months. for nothing. so what they're doing is wrong. >> reporter: the scandal led to the resignation of the coaching staff earlier this month. many players say the investigation has gone too far. >> thank you for taking a brotherhood and turning it into betrayal. >> reporter: we tried talking to the boar

cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >>> a lot of people woke up to incredible weather. more could be on its way. in lafayette, hail bounced off the roof and outdoor furniture. in san francisco, people were caught off guard by small bits of hail. it lasted just a minute. our camera shows clear skies. that's not the case everywhere in the bay area. let's head to our meteorologist. >> mother nature giving us it all today. we had rain, we had hail, we had snow in our highest peak and still showers out there this evening. live doppler 7 tracking it all. street level, you notice the radar in the past half hour had a couple of claps of thunder near san jose. that pushed into mount hamilton, bringing flakes there as well. we are seeing light rain that moved out of dublin at this hour. into the santa cruz mountains, rain. as you go higher in elevation, snow mixing in. into the north bay, a light shower just about to cross the golden gate bridge around 101. we were out and about capturing the sights today. lee posting this. look at that snow earlier this afternoon. the rest of th

cornell belcher author of the book "a black man in the white house." kim strosel, member of the wall street journal editorial board and danielle pletka and tom friedman, columnist for "the new york times". >> i don't know where to begin here, but tom friedman, it was jarring, president trump accusing president obama, and obviously, i guess it was an attempt to distract, but i don't know how this distracts from the russia story. >> it was beyond jarring, really, when you think about it, chuck. this is such a serious charge. under normal circumstances it would be a six-column headline in my paper and i think any other paper and a serious person before he made such a charge would have brought together the congressional leaders and briefed them on it, and brought together the intelligence commuty and the fact that he lobbed this on twitter at 6:00 in the morning is shocking. i think we have to keep one thing in mind, the big picture. the big picture, chuck, is russia is not our friend. v lead mir putin is not our friend. he has very specific goals. he want

. >> brian cornell is that others detail the plan. remodel 600 stores. build 100 more small format stores in more populated cities. take a though it margins. more than a year ago, walmart began investing in its online operations and lowering prices and it paid off. perhaps at target's expense. >> we remodeled 25 stores. over the next two years we'll take it to over 600 stores. as we reimagine these stores, we know how the guests react. it drives more traffic, brings our guests back more often, brings greater engagement. it will take time. >> target still leans heavily on its stores. target says both online and in store are still priorities. and while many are skeptical of the three-year plan, target's ceo says he has support of the board. >> the board has been incredibly supportive. obviously we spent a lot of time with the board but universally they support the plan. they know it is the right thing for the company. the right thing for the brand and the right thing for the shareholders. >> shareholders fell differently today as the stock plunged in react

>>> first lady visited the cornell medical center in new york city. she spent time with patients, families and medical staff. also marked read across america day held annually of the late author known as dr. suesthor ku delivered books and read "oh, the places you'll go" to the children. >> how are you? how are you? nice to meet you. nice to meet you. >> thank you for coming, pe appreciate it. >> i'll let you lead the way. >> all right. great. >> come on in. >> hello. nice to meet you. >> how old are you? >> eleven years old. >> and what happened? >>. [ inaudible question ] >> how nice, that's beautiful. this is beautiful place, isn't it? yeah? are they taking good care of you? nice nurses. >> hi, how are you? what's your name? >> deli. >> deli? you feeling good? yes. we will read some books today? yes? how are you? hi, how are you? nice to meet you. what's your name? >> mary? >> how are you feeling? good. >> yeah, good. >> staying strong and positive? that's good. >> hi, how are you? >> how are you? hi, sweetheart. >> she's blowing you a kiss. good g

cornell. >> yeah, dan, it is a weird story. take a walk through this parking lot, you will see a lot of this, broken windows, a lot of them. most cars here were targeted and no one really knows why. >> to wake up to this is not -- is not right. >> reporter: maria gamboa is putting a blanket over her new toyota where a window used to be. somebody smashed it and trashed it early monday. >> they just made a big mess. they took everything out. they trashed everything out, and they just made a big mess. >> reporter: maria's honda was also broken into at the villa as papillion condo where almost every resident was a victim. 23 cars were burglarized. >> i have to get it cleaned up. >> reporter: he shows us the broken glass he collected from his car where thieves got away with little. >> they took about $2 in cash. my fast track is still intact, just thrown into the back seat. >> reporter: fremont place say it is the strange part. hardly any car owner had anything stolen. did they take anything from your car? >> no, not even my winning

ink that's what cornell said. we were talking about the win again in the midterms they need to do something that will appeal to those people who voted for donald trump. talking about russia, calling on people to resign isn't going to appeal to them. anger, i think, you'll agree with this. anger doesn't actually win lech elections. >> doesn't it work in midterms. >> cornell put his political hack hat. is that the only reason democ t democrats are in washington to win and have power? >> no, no, no. look, they have -- they have promised their voters some things that they would like to get done, and by the way, who better to work with donald trump who loves to make a deal? this guy is the least ideological presidents that has ever been in the white house. >> a few more mornings of this with 6:00 a.m. tweets and they're not going to talk about taking away his flip ball and i mean the nuclear codes. >> my job is to make sure that president obama is a onem president. they're kind of here for the power. that's not a good

. >> hey, cornell. we've got a good dose of vitamin d right here. 53 degrees in the city. 52 in gilroy. we're looking at fog in the north bay. wow, great visibility from our camera. cooler in the north bay. we're looking at temperatures today, low 60s in the city. showers arrive late tomorrow. >>> all right. thanks, lisa. the news continues now with "good morning america." this is the story of green mountain coffee and fair trade, told in the time it takes to brew your cup. let's take a trip to la plata, colombia. this is boris calvo. that's pepe. boris doesn't just grow good coffee, boris grows mind-blowing coffee. and because we pay him a fair price, he improves his farm to grow even better coffee and invest in his community, which makes his neighbor, gustavo, happy. that's blanca. yup, pepe and blanca got together. things happen. all this for a smoother tasting cup of coffee. green mountain coffee. packed with goodness. >>> hey, welcome back to "gma" on a saturday morning. happening right now, crushi

cornell. >> yeah, dan, it is a weird story. take a walk through this parking lot, you will see a lot of this, broken windows, a lot of them. most cars here were targeted and no one really knows why. >> to wake up to this is not -- is not right. >> reporter: maria gamboa is putting a blanket over her new toyota where a window used to be. somebody smashed it and trashed it early monday. >> they just made a big mess. they took everything out. they trashed everything out, and they just made a big mess. >> reporter: maria's honda was also broken into at the villa as papillion condo where almost every resident was a victim. 23 cars were burglarized. >> i have to get it cleaned up. >> reporter: he shows us the broken glass he collected from his car where thieves got away with little. >> they took about $2 in cash. my fast track is still intact, just thrown into the back seat. >> reporter: fremont place say it is the strange part. hardly any car owner had anything stolen. did they take anything from your car? >> no, not even my winning

cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >>> a lot of people woke up to incredible weather. more could be on its way. in lafayette, hail bounced off the roof and outdoor furniture. in san francisco, people were caught off guard by small bits of hail. it lasted just a minute. our camera shows clear skies. that's not the case everywhere in the bay area. let's head to our meteorologist. >> mother nature giving us it all today. we had rain, we had hail, we had snow in our highest peak and still showers out there this evening. live doppler 7 tracking it all. street level, you notice the radar in the past half hour had a couple of claps of thunder near san jose. that pushed into mount hamilton, bringing flakes there as well. we are seeing light rain that moved out of dublin at this hour. into the santa cruz mountains, rain. as you go higher in elevation, snow mixing in. into the north bay, a light shower just about to cross the golden gate bridge around 101. we were out and about capturing the sights today. lee posting this. look at that snow earlier this afternoon. the rest of th

in arlington last night, a send-off party was held for them. 17-year-old cornell gray is the only athlete from d.c. who will compete in the world games. he started speed skating two years ago. frigid temperatures will make it a littler harder to clean up after this upcoming storm. but-- it could be a lot worse. check this out. this scene is from the shores of lake ontario near rochester, new york. thats no ice sculpture. that really is a house incased in ice. a massive wind storm moved through earlier this week, blowing water onto the home during freezing temperatures. at xx time f winter storm warning in effect for d.c. and areas west from 7pm through 2pm tuesday. winter storm watch in effect for prince george's, anne arundel, stafford, and orange counties. - dry to prepare for the snow today (before 5pm) - snow likely tonight through tomorrow - highest accumulations north of d.c.; rain/snow line critical for totals - long melt/refreeze process following the storm with continued cold weather today: sun early, clouds late. snow develops this evening. highs: 43-46 tonight: snow, mixed with

cornell bernard is live in san rafael where people came out for a town hall to protest the health care change. >> cornell, you talked with folks who are worried about losing their health care. >> reporter: yeah, absolutely. in fact the future of their health care coverage a huge concern to folks who came to this town hall meeting. today there were thousands who showed up looking for answers. 2,000 people filled the veterans memorial auditorium for a town hall meeting concerning the future of their health care. congressman jared huffman vowing to stop the repeal of obamacare. >> right now my job is to fight. and that's what we're going to do. >> don't repeal the affordable care act, improve it. >> reporter: 9-year-old rhett crowett said the affordable care act helped his family pay for chemotherapy treatments after battling leukemia for years. >> thanks to my doctors and nurses, my family and friends, my church and my community and the affordable care act, now i'm gone with the cancer. >> aca all the way. >> reporter: many worry the house republican plan to replace aca would flood hospi

cornell bernard is live in san rafael with the details. >> reporter: hi, larry. the rain has stopped for now but what a day. today's spring storm felt more like a mid-winter storm and caused a lot of problem for drivers right here on highway 101 in san rafael. 911 on 101. a pickup truck driver facing northbound in southbound lanes near san pedro road after a spinout on rain-slick pavement. just an hour earlier we witnessed this pickup truck crashing near the very same spot. >> are you okay? >> yeah, i'm fine. i'm fine. > what happened? >> i just lost traction and i couldn't correct it quick enough and hit the guardrail. >> the chp responding to help. the driver wasn't hurt. this street crew was out working in stormy conditions in mill virginia doing emergency work for pg&e. >> we're clearing the lines for pg&e and making sure that none of the limbs fall on top of the power lines. it's prevention work due to the high winds. >> reporter: in sonoma county, the storm turned green valley road into a raging river, cars passing at their own risk. locals say flooding has

i'm cornell barnard in for chris nguyen. let's start with a quick look at the weather and here's meteorologist lisa argen. >>> good morning to you. it's been so mild and in fact this morning starting out with temperatures warmer than yesterday morning. we were clear and cooler, live doppler 7 showing a few returns in the north bay and you could see a few showers throughout the weekend but right now, it's about the mild numbers from walnut creek to mt. diablo, mid 50s, 50 in dublin and 56 in san francisco, dropped another degree in santa rosa, 49 there. so we are anywhere from about 4 to 7 to 8 degrees warmer than we were yesterday at this time. so we're going to see a mix of clouds and sun today. this is your sky forecast throughout the day today. a few showers will be building throughout the day in the north bay and you notice the rain chances over the next seven days increased, especially into next week. we'll talk about how much rain, when you can expect it and yes, it's also the beginning of spring. that's all coming up

. >> hey, cornell, good morning to you. looking at the clear conditions, but we're going to go down a little lower where we have the low clouds and fog in half moon bay. a mile in napa. it's improved in concord. but a live look from mount tam. you can feel it filling in here with 57 in oakland. 56 in san jose where the sun is shining. santa cruz, low to mid-70s return here. 47 santa rosa. 55 in concord. 52 in livermore. that foggy golden gate. the sun will even clear at the coast. looking at 40s and 50s for the next couple of hours. 60s at noontime. a gorgeous day today. how long will this warmer weather pattern last? >> lisa, we'll see you soon. >>> today is the 166th annual st. patrick's day parade in san francisco. the oldest and biggest west of the mississippi river. you can watch it live right here on abc 7. we have a preview. hey, great day for a parade. >> reporter: it's very quiet here right now. that's the nice thing about the st. patrick's day parade, you can sleep in a little bit on a saturday and you can still m

i'm cornell bernard. >>> here's meteorologist lisa argen. >> hey, cornell. hi, everyone. if you were up early, we had a few showers in the south bay that have since moved out of the area. live doppler 7 right now is clear. from san jose down to the central coast, a couple .01s. half mile visibility. less than a quarter of a mile in petaluma. 53 in the city and mountain view with 48 on the coast. from lake tahoe, it is 33 degrees. highs today in the mid-40s. lots of clouds dominate the sierra nevada. no winter weather advisories here. 49 in livermore. and the golden gate bridge, nice and sunny. 60 by noontime. upper 50s at the coast. mid-60s around san jose. we'll talk about average temperatures today, return to the showers tomorrow. and well above average for the week ahead. all of those details coming up in my accuweather forecast. >>> we'll see you in a bit, lisa. >>> the obamacare is the law of the land after the gop pulled its replacement bill. bill. bill mary bruce in washington with more. >> i will not sugar coat this. this is a disappointing day for us. doing big t

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hey, lisa. >> hey, cornell. good morning to you. you can see the fog and also sun up already, our last early sunrise for a while. remember, we spring ahead tonight as we look outside. you'll notice that we are looking from our east bay hills camera and it's a little hazy out there. fog closer to the bay around emeryville. it is 51 in san francisco, 52 in mountain view, 48 with quarter mile visibility half moon bay and here is a look at the low clouds deck here from emeryville. you can barely make it out. 43 santa rosa, 48 by the delta and from our sutro cametower ca, the clouds will clear and we'll look for numbers to climb into the 70s in our inland valleys so looking at that sunset tonight, it's 6:13 and form, it comes up at 7:24. we'll talk in detail about our accuweather 7 day forecast coming un. >>> developing news in the south bay. a man is in custody after leading police and chp on a chase through three cities. it started around 2:30 this morning in mountain view and ended in santa clara. police tried to stop the car but it r

i'm cornell barnard in for chris nguyen. let's start with a quick look at the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning to you and it is clear and a little bit chilly out there. live doppler 7 representing the cloud-free conditions and as we go in a bit tighter, you'll notice that temperatures this morning are in the 40s, 53 in hayward, 50 in fremont. good morning, morgan hill, 51 for you, 50 san mateo and your day planner today consists of that sun coming up earlier today. it's 6:26 and then later tomorrow, remember, we spring ahead tonight. sunshine throughout the day, 60s by noontime. check it out. 60s at the coast, light winds,i forecast last? i'll have the answers coming up in a few minutes. >>> the desperate search to find a woman with dementia lost in the woods is expected to resume this morning. sky7 shows the area in san mateo county that rescue crews will comb through. 56-year-old bethnee haury hasn't been seen since thursday afternoon. abc7 news reporter katie marzullo has the story. >> reporter: the

>> that's right, cornell. good morning to you. it's a weak system and we will be looking at the rain moving in later this afternoon. it's 50 in dublin as well as walnut creek and with the cloudy skies, numbers are milder. you can see that with low 40s, the coolest number in santa rosa but that is still anywhere from 2 to 11 degrees warmer than yesterday at this time. so if you're headed out early for a run or to walk the dog, you may see an isolated shower, scattered but mainly in the north bay but noontime so heading out, 40s and 50s, scattered showers, but the rain arrives late in the afternoon for most of you and we're going to time out where it's going to fall heaviest, how much you can expect and talk about the low snow levels that will occur tomorrow. >>> an acknowledgment from the california department of health stating concerns about exposure to cell phone radiation. this is a story that affects almost everybody because 95% of americans own cell phones. a newly released draft report includes scientific studies regarding lo

three of them went to cornell. of course, at the schools discrimination was showing its ugly head. the generation before, and african-american could go to cornell or go to harvard and there wasn't any discussion about separate dormitories. but now the schools would tell you in deference to students from the south who found having to read with black odious, all of a sudden there was. moreover, if you got to the experience, nevertheless, and of what you mention as an aside that one of murray's sons, nathaniel, was one of the six african-americans at cornell university founded the first black college fraternity, and that of course was the way to get around the isolation and to bond and to support one another. but when they finish with their college education, they found that the job pickings were slim to none, that they were very few career opportunities open to them. and that's why murray's sons nathaniel and henry spent their working lives and the colored public school system in washington. some of you may be surprised to know, some of you may already well know this, that at the tim

cornell. >> yeah, kristen and larry, time to wake up and smell the pollen. it could be a monster allergy season in fact after all that rain that we saw this season. if you're like me, you're keeping tissues, a lot of them, standing by. spring is almost here. the sun is shining, the flowers are blooming, the bees are buzzing. it's enough to make you -- time to reach for a tissue, or two or three. >> it's not a cold, it's allergy, allergy, allergy. >> reporter: this woman and her daughter are suffering from a monster allergy season. >> i have coughing, sneezing, runny nose, watery eyes. >> reporter: so it's a mess, right? >> it's a mess. >> reporter: record rainfall for the bay area this season rescued us from drought conditions but it's producing a downside. >> we are pretty much just starting to see all the plants going to bloom and we're getting a lot of patients from that. >> reporter: denise wood is not a physician but clinical director of advanced allergy solutions in san francisco, offering patients a holistic approach to beating allergy symptoms. >> th