you can sound off on twitter at abc 7 news bay area at our abc 7 news facebook page. a lot of people are thinking mr. dao is going to be receiving a sizeable check very soon. our coverage continues now on the abc 7 news app. >> all right. let's turn now to our weather. the clouds and the rain are back. >> yes, you can see it right there. coming over on the bridge today on the bay it was very windy. a live look now for the mount tamme camera. you can see there are a few raindrops on the lens. spencer christian with a look at our forecast and what we can expect the next few days. spencer? >> it is dreary in other locations as it is up in mount tamme, breezier and rainier. you can see we have pockets of light scattered showers. very, very light rainfall now moving through the golden gate into san francisco across the bay toward oakland down into the peninsula a little bit. again, that green is very steady. the storm ranks 1 on the storm impact scale. producing light showers. up to a 10 th of an inch of rainfall. here is a forecast showing in the early evening hours of 7:

in santa clara, david louie, abc 7 news. >> much more ahead on abc 7 news at 4:00, a power problem in the east bay. >> like a crackling, like -- >> nearly a quarter of a million customers left in the dark after last night's storm and this afternoon that outage is still causing problems. >> also cleaning up after the wind and rain in the south bay, and as spencer told you, even more rain is on the way. >> and no drought, but not to worry, necessarily. the governor makes a >>> almost a quarter of a million customers lost power in the east bay overnight and that caused quite an inconvenience for businesses and residents today. and even now some customers are still without power. >> abc 7 news reporter leslie brinkley live in walnut creek this afternoon with the story. leslie? >> reporter: you could call this the ignacio wind tunnel. at 10:44 last night pg&e says a big gust of wind blew through here. it wasn't a tree, but a flying object of some kind that took down power lines. behind me that big split tree back there, branches and limbs everywhere. evidence of the raging wind was noticea

in berkeley, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >> abc 7 news was also in san jose yesterday when people from all walks of life gathered at city hall to march for science. two marchers shared some insight on what motivated them to join yesterday's event. >> well, we're here to march for science. we support making decisions based on fact and evidence and not on ideology and ignorance. >> celebrating the amazing things that science does for us. there's folks who have had organ transplants, medical procedures cures for diseases. >> reporter: organizers said they would like to see all parties of politics support across the country. the city of hayward estimates more than a thousand people marched along the shoreline. they held signs saying science, not silence. ice has no agenda, it just melts. >>> 5:06 is our time. back to the top story happening now, french voters are taking to the polls today to decide which two presidential candidates will move on to a runoff. as mentioned before here in the bay area, french citizens lined up for hours for early voting. here's abc 7 news reporter kate larson

abc 7, news where you live. >> coming up on abc 7 news at 6:00, the bay area county is ready to take a stand against the president's crackdown on sanctuary policies. the evidence local officials say proves the policy makes cities safer. >>> also, it's the day these people have waited for. work that could potentially save lives at the golden gate bridge. 7 on your size, a flap that left schools empty-handed for months. finally gets resolved. that is all coming up in half an hour on abc 7 news at 6:00. kristen, dan? >> thanks. >> finally the search for alien life outside of our planet is focused on a small moon orbiting saturn. >> that's right. intriguing new findings found by nasa's spacecraft suggests the icy moon may harbor mike robes or some other form of life. the spacecraft sampled water of subsurface water. >> the moon's sea floor has hot fluid vents similar vents on planet earth, of course, are known to team with life. so, even though so far out there, away from the sun, some intriguing possibility. >> i'm dan ashley. >>> tonight, breaking news. reaction, after the u.s. drops a

vic lee, abc 7 news. >> okay, vic, thanks very much. now, there is a lot more to tell about lopez perez. we have the full statement from lopez's family and the back story posted on our website, abc 7 news.com. >> tonight the san francisco police commission may settle a lawsuit over a police officer who was caught on camera appearing to shake a man out of his wheelchair. the video from january of 2015 shows him trying to help friends being questioned by police. officers told him to leave and at 1.1 of the officers appeared to try to tip him out of his wheelchair, then push him off the curb. according to the news blog, a settlement was reached last week. he reports the commission must sign off on the undisclosed amount tonight, then the board of supervisors must approve it. >>> berkeley police are renewing their call for help finding the people involved in fights during a pro-trump rally. police released these photos of the suspects. take a look. officers say people came to the rally armed with sticks, bats and other weapons. at least ten

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live here in san jose, abc 7 news. >> lonie, thanks so much. police were also involved in an officer-involved shooting that left one person wounded. it happened inside rock away lane near russell way just after noon. police are telling us the person shot has nonlife-threatening injuries and has been taken to the hospital. we are waiting for details from hayward police about what exactly led to the shooting. >> and we also are staying on top of another breaking story in berkeley, the search for a man with a gun. sky 7 is just west of downtown. where there is a shelter in place for a four-block area near martin luther king jr. civic center park. someone reported the gunman about 4:30 this afternoon. about 35 minutes ago near mckinley street and all ston way. police are carefully searching that area and have a perimeter set up on one block of mckinley avenue, all ston way, bancroft way, and grant street. anyone in that area needs to stay inside until further notice. we are staying on top of this story and we will keep updating you here and on our

we'll have more details coming up for you on abc 7 news at 5:00 and on the abc 7 news app. >>> the judge in the criminal case of a fresno man charged with killing four people suspended an arraignment this morning so doctors could perform a psychological evaluation. 39-year-old kori muhammad appeared in court. he not started a schant let black people go. the judge suspended the proceedings. his attorney says he suffers from mental illness. >> a former preschool teacher was arrested for photographing young girls for sexual purposes. anthony rocco satriano is a duesed of asking young girls to wear specific clothing and taking photos of them in a sexually suggestive manner. he is not a caused of touching them. he remains in jail on $2 million bail. >> we'll turn to the weather and finally the sun is back. we have a live look from our mount tam camera and we are in for some nice weather. >> a little bit windy, though, too, spencer. >> true, it is an a little breezy out there. it will remain breezy tomorrow. skies will remain mostly sunny. that is a good thing to have. here is a look at live d

fox, ifc, nat geo and abc. oh what fun we're going to have." >> i think it's going to be a wake-up call for the rest of hollywood. >> reporter: this the first major entertainment breach since sony was hacked in 2014. those sieber criminals making executives' and stars' e-mails public and releasing movies including "annie" and "fury" before their scheduled premieres. and the site the "orange is the new black" episodes reportedly were posted on is illegal so abc couldn't independently verify the claims though netflix says the fbi is investigating. in los angeles marci gonzalez, abc news. >>> children in san francisco's outer mission excelsior neighborhood have something to dance about tonight. abc 7 news was at the mission childcare could be sore shum for a celebration and ribbon cutting. the center was in danger of being closed and its building sold to a developer. the city raised $5.7 million to buy it and keep it open. this is the largest subsidized childcare center in the city serving more than 200 preschool

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she spoke exclusively with abc news. she says she will never be the same after video of her ordeal went viral. here is abc news reporter danya backus. >> reporter: for the first time since this video was obtained and went viral, 22 year old college student is telling her side of the story. >> i was just so humiliated because everyone was watching me. >> reporter: sitting down exclusively with abc news, she says the impact left her with bruises, a concussion, and contusion to her chin. >> it's gotten a lot better, but here when i touch, it's numb and i can't feel -- >> reporter: the experience, the video is too difficult to watch. >> my daughter planted on the ground like that, it went, chin, body, feet. >> one little hair off differently, that could have been her death. >> reporter: police are currently investigating the incident saying the entire exchange was recorded on the officer's body camera. saying last thursday they were called to a bar to break up an altercation between her boyfriend and another man. and as they

abc 7 news sergio is live with the story. sergio? >> reporter: eric, no doubt most fans are happy with the end result of this game. there is one fan in particular who is overjoyed even before the game started. this is one of the first games that a 10-year-old has been able to come to ever since he had a very rare surgery to help him walk again. game one of the nba playoffs means tudubs fans are here from all over the place. these fans from seattle. what do your friends think of this? >> they know i'm insane. this is no shock this them. >> last year we were priced out. we're here from san diego. we're excited. >> reporter: 10-year-old chris is from sacramento he and his family got the vip treatment before the game started. you've been court side before, right? >> no. >> reporter: chris was diagnosed with bone cancer a few years ago and had his femur rue moved. my colleague lyanne melendez recently profiled him and the rare procedure he got called rotationplasty. you'll notice his foot has been rotated and reattached to what's left of

those stories and more when kristen and i see you for abc 7 news at 5:00. >>> primetime tonight on abc 7 at 8:00, the goldbergs, 8:30 speechless. 9:00 p.m. blackish. stay with us for abc 7 news at 11:00. >> a 12-year-old boy was honored at middle school and the city of san francisco for calling 911 and saving his uncle's life. >> today adrian perez met the dispatcher who helped him. abc reporter lyanne melendez has his story. >> i want you to put one hand on his forehead and the other hand under his chin and tilt his head back, okay? >> reporter: a shy adrian perez heard the march 6, 911 recording as he was being guided over the phone by the dispatcher. seated together they were honored for saving adrian's uncle. >> him being so young and calm, it kind of tripped me out a little bit because talking to young people, they're not calm sometimes. >> reporter: his 34-year-old uncle suffers from diabetes. his blood sugar level had dropped dramatically. >> the shuger was at 19, i gave him some flood and went up to 70. it went back down and that's when i called. >> reporter: was he awake? >> n

abc abc 7 news reporter tiffany p>> reporter: family want to scoop her into their arms, hear her laugh, see her smile. >> i believe she is still alive. >> reporter: the toddler was missing last april after her moment failed to show up for work at best buy. nicole's body was found a few days later in a shallow grave in mclaren park covered with a piece of plywood. no one has seen arian a since. her aunt has a theory. >> i do believe someone is caring for her. i believe that the whole reason that this happened is because someone wanted ariana. >> reporter: one year since nicole was seen alive several people gathered for a vigil. they shared a renewed hope for answers. san francisco police confirm they recovered a car possibly connected to the case. the fbi is now testing it for evidence. >> it makes me feel great. it's one step closer to having ariana home. >> reporter: that is not the only hope. contest a is optimistic it could lead to the killer and abductor as well. >> it gives me hope that it's going to soon, hopefully soon lead to the people who are responsible. >> reporter: nicole

abc news reporter norman is live in washington with the latest. janai. >> reporter: michael flynn's lawyers says the defense intelligence agency was made aware of flynn's speaking event with russia today. a media organization tied to the russian government, but it only adds to concerns about connections between the white house and the kremlin. 96 days in office and president trump is still dealing with the controversy that started on day one. alleged ties between his administration and russia. the latest chapter centers on foreign national security advisor michael flynn failing to disclose payment from foreign governments. >> as a former military officer, you simply cannot take money from russia, turkey, or anybody else. and it appears as if he did take that money. it was inappropriate. >> reporter: bipartisan leaders of the house oversight committee say it appears flynn broke the law and so far the white house isn't playing ball and is refusing to hand over information. >> we don't have the documents prior to assuming the white house. >> we recei

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abc 7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. the situation for the warriors now, the great news is they have a minimum of five full days off. >> wow. >> so this is an opportunity for steve kerr, there's a report he is going to consult with the specialist at stanford medical center. >> good. >> to try to figure out what is going on. all of this is -- it is not his back that hurts. >> it is the headaches from the leakage? >> right. there was an operation that went awry, and so he has fluid from his spinal column that is causing headaches and pressure in the brain. >> poor guy. he is the greatest guy in the world. >> everybody wants him to get well.

abc 7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. the situation for the warriors now, the great news is they have a minimum of five full days off. >> wow. >> so this is an opportunity for steve kerr, there's a report he is going to consult with the specialist at stanford medical center. >> good. >> to try to figure out what is going on. all of this is -- it is not his back that hurts. >> it is the headaches from the leakage? >> right. there was an operation that went awry, and so he has fluid from his spinal column that is causing headaches and pressure in the brain. >> poor guy. he is the greatest guy in the world. >> everybody wants him to get well. >>

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abc 7. at 8:00, it's the middle. that's followed by american housewife. fresh off the boat. then imaginary mary. at 10:00, catch mar develops of agents of shield. do not miss abc 7 news at 11:00. >> in related to planning and building. >> it started as a $47 million project. it has become much more expensive. here is abc 7 news reporter wayne freedman. >> reporter: whind the -- behind the white plastic is a large construction project being done the right way. then again, the second time is the charm. >> i'm a little surprised. it's an understatement. i was surprised. >> reporter: philip roy is more than a diplomat. he's a project manager named the fixer and he will eventually become the tamme ridge residences needed a big one. itsz 180 units are 18 months behind schedule plagued by water damage, rot and 3,000 pages of code violations. >> every year it was done. and then undone? >> then undone. >> the windows, 1600 taken out and reinstalled. flashings, exterior wood. just bricks alone, 16,000

abc 7 news reporter leslie brinkley looks into why. >> reporter: e. commercial analysts are reporting while a substantial one-third of businesses now offer apple pay, only 13% of iphone users have been willing to give it a try. and they say that's an extremely low adoption rate among apple's loyal user base. right now some store clerks are unsure of how to guide consumers through an electronic payment and some shoppers are hesitant to make them because they're concerned about potential security breaches. experts say part of the blame lies with apple. >> i think there is a lot more push that apple needs to do with consumers in order to get this more rapidly adopted. there have to be incentive. >> reporter: consumers agree. >> i haven't been prompted enough to make a switch, but i would be open to it. >> reporter: and they give up easily. >> i tried using google pay once and it like didn't work immediately so i actually stopped trying it. >> reporter: some businesses are actively trying to get customers to use mobile payments because it's the quickest t

abc 7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. the situation for the warriors now, the great news is they have a minimum of five full days off. >> wow. >> so this is an opportunity for steve kerr, there's a report he is going to consult with the specialist at stanford medical center. >> good. >> to try to figure out what is going on. all of this is -- it is not his back that hurts. >> it is the headaches from the leakage? >> right. there was an operation that went awry, and so he has fluid from his spinal column that is causing headaches and pressure in the brain. >> poor guy. he is the greatest guy in the world. >> everybody wants him to get well. >> thanks. >>> "abc 7 news" continues online, on twitter and facebook and mobile >>> all right. that's our report. we appreciate your time. i'm >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- eric stonestreet. from "the night of," riz ahmed. lena dunham. and music from cold war kids. and now, as scheduled, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, eve

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abc is among the 40 channels currently being offered. youtube says it plans to add more channels and cities very soon. >>> e bay's founder pierre plans to donate a $100 million to uh port investigative journal sim. the billionaire believes it will fight the rise of fake news as well. fake news for, quote, global trust deficit. and the division between government and their citizens. it describes openness, participation and accountability as, quote, the foundations of of a healthy democratic society. >> well, we are all familiar with secondhand smoke, but what about secondhand stink? that's the essence behind a ruling in italy outlawing the strong smell of frying. the country's highest court says people allow the aroma for pasta or fish to permeate the air are committing a crime. they call it oel factory molest asian. oel factory a sense of smell. the case stems between a long running battle between neighbors in the country. offenders have been fined $2100. >> how could the smell of pasta or fish be bad? >> they share what they cook, neigh

abc 7 news. >>> you can hear about the reports on our website abc 7 news.com. >>> california is one step closer to tracking the number of rape evidence kits. the state assembly passed a bill that would require agencies to report information for untested rape kits, the bill now goes to the state senate. prop opponents say reporting requirements would be too burden some for the agencies. in 2004 we uncovered thousands of untested rape kits at law enforcement agencies across the bay area. >>> thousands in oakland can get a free prom dress, this lady giving away prom dresses in whatever city her husband is playing, this saturday is at oakland high school any current student at oakland is eligible to get a distress and just have to register on the website, it's linked to ours abc 7 news.com. >> we're going to be seeing 90s in the not too distance future. we'll be seeing dry conditions and warmer weather than we saw today. walnut creek tomorrow 76 degrees. low 80s this weekend. tuesday and wednesday near 90 in walnut creek. hard to believe. well above average this time of year. checking out li

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abc 7 news melanie woodrow tweeted lee getting out. she is backed by a group that raised $4 million in cash and pledged 62 until in san francisco property. she'll be on house arrest at an undisclosed location. coming up new 5:00, a pacifica properties owner has plans to restore beach access. leslie brinkley will have more on what needs to be done to get a profrm. senate republicans went nuclear today and have paved the way for judge neil gorsuch to be confirmed in the supreme court. the controversial move has democrats furious and republicans pointing fingers. abc 7 news reporter laura anthony is live in berkeley with our story. laura. >> reporter: historically republicans have more often used the filibuster, but in this case the democrats used it. republicans reacted with this drastic move that will make confirmations easier, but potentially future supreme court nominees more extreme. >> historically it used to be the case that to stop a filibuster, you needed 60 votes. and now the nominations for the supreme court cannot be filibuste

david louie, abc 7 news. >> reaction to the u.s. airstrike in syria, what a local syrian american and bay area leaders are saying as tensions rise between russia and the u.s. >> president trump taps the bay area for talent, the tech executive who just joined the administration. >> stepping in and speaking up, how apple is keeping certain people from falling silent. >> i'm michael finney. san francisco done general and >>> we are staying on top of several new details today in the military strike on syria. the trump administration is defending its decision to fire 59 tomahawk cruise missiles onto a syrian air base yesterday. in retaliation for the country's deadly chemical attacks on its own people. and here is the latest. the u.s. military says at least 20 aircraft were struck and severely damaged and destroyed. >> a pentagon spokesperson said the timing of the airstrike was chosen to minimize civilian casualties. syrian officials say eight civilians were killed. russia and syria are warning the attacks will provoke more terrorism an

abc 7. at 8:00 be sure to catch back to back episodes of scandal plus followed by the catch at 10:00. stay with us for abc 7 news at 11:00. >> former 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick is back in the spotlight this afternoon even though he still has not signed with another nfl team. >> the quarterback is among time magazine's 100 most influential people. abc 7 news reporter chris nguyen has more. >> reporter: we're getting our first look at time magazine's 100 most influential people and on the list former 49er quarterback colin kaepernick who caused quite a stir at the start of the 2016 football season after choosing not to stand for the national anthem. all the confront and bring attention to some of the social inequalities in america. many of you have been sounding off on our abc 7 news facebook page. kirk says, is this a joke? he disrespect the every man, woman who ever served. disrespecting our national anthem is not acceptable. he is a disgrace to the american people. in a profile piec

more from abc's martha raddatz. >> reporter: u.s. commanders say the ballistic missile, medium range. blew up almost immediately after launch. failed ballistic missile test on his way to seoul. after landing the vice president responding before u.s. forces. >> this morning's provocation from the north is just latest reminder of the risks each one of you face every day. >> and that intriguing question, could a u.s. cyberattack have brought down the north korean missile. something a former british cabinet minister spoke about. >> a very strong belief that americans through cybermethod have been successful on several occasions interrupting these sort of tests and making them fail. >> reporter: but no proof and no comment about the reports from the white house. but president trump's national security adviser, lieutenant general, h.r. make master told me he is confident in president trump's strategy dealing with north korea. >> it is coming to a head. time for us to take all actions we can, short of a military option to resol peacefully.

in san francisco, melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. >>> there is much more a head on abc 7 news at 11:00. an exciting start to the play-offs for our dub nation, and a meaningful afternoon for one of the warriors' biggest fans. >> how wonderful the warriors have been to our family. >> the team rallies behind the family, a cancer suffer wrvivor >>> and stepping up to the plate with free massages. and football bringing together this easter sunday. and this little kid's smile says it all. >>> but first, neither the rain nor the chilly weather kept these bay a ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ to take advantage of this offer on a volvo s90, visit your local dealer. for years, centurylink has been promising fast internet to small businesses. but for many businesses, it's out of reach. why promise something you can't deliver? comcast business is different. ♪ ♪ we deliver super-fast internet with speeds of 250 megabits per second across our entire network, to more companies, in more locations, than centurylink. we do business where you do business. ♪ ♪ you're going to be hanging out in here. so if

abc 7 news. >>> trust betrayed. images of a north bay six-year-old girl end up in a child porn chat room now the boss of the after-school program is under >>> the fact that it's pedofile boyaristic behavior. >> strong words describing the after school worker under arrest for posting six-year-old's information in a child porn chat room. we have details. >> reporter: this man 22-year-old benjamin gorky was arrested yesterday for child endangerment in padaluma where parents trusted him at a boy's and girls club at an after-school program. >> a lot of my friend's sons are in that program. >> he posted the picture of the child in a chat room that involved child pornography. homeland security was notified when post originated in their jurisdiction. he allegedly logged in remotely to the boys and girls club system to find the victims contact information. >> he then subsequently post that information into that chat room and then they use that platform in order to either share child pornography or try to facilitate a meeting

don't miss abc news at 11:00. you can get out your bin okinawa lars, but you won't need them to spot the two huge bald eagles taking up residence. abc 7 news reports, they are creating a stir from the kids to seasoned experts. >> reporter: a freshly built nest is all in a day's work for a bald eagle. for the folks on the ground. >> i'm just in awe. it's beautiful how god created such a creature. >> reporter: two majestic birds in the trees near the elementary school. >> i drop off the kids at school and take time-out to look up and admire the birds. >> reporter: stan is a sports photographer. >> everything is so high-paced and fast action, you know, shooting nature definitely slows you down a little bit. >> reporter: but with plenty of patience he's captured the pair as they hunt, build and defend the nest. and then there was this perfectly timed fly over during the pledge of allegiance. you can't make that up, can you? >> i don't think a hollywood script writer could write that. >> reporter: experts say it's far

abc 7 news reporter sergio quintana is live with more on this story. sergio? >> neighbors of dolores park say a sunny weekend in san francisco is a blessing and a curse. they love seeing people come out and enjoy the newly renovated park, but they don't love when people leave all their trash behind. as the sunset on dolores park, we wanted to see if this crowd would leave as big a mess as saturday's crowd. neighbors say it was mess that happens so often. >> there is so much trash. it seems like a lot of people from out of town who come to visit for the day and don't really take care of it. >> when the park is trashed, city workers often show up early the next morning to clean it up. this evening we noticed for the most part people did try to tidy up after themselves. >> they all tried to gather their stuff up around the trash containers. but they're not enough and they're not big enough. >> cassandra alexander and her neighbors watch the sunset pretty regularly. but this year they noticed a new problem she believes is related to trash in the park. >> the rat,

download the abc 7 news app. you will be able to actually keep a close tab on the storm and get your notes. dan and kristen? >> thanks very much. >> just in case, the rescue plan for astronauts, that's next. then at 5:30 on world news with david muir. >> coming up, the stunning images that children and families targeted in a chemical attack. two separate man hunts, an officer shot and killed showing up to work, a woman a lawyer, killed in a separate incident. and a plane crash that delta 767 that heard the calls for help next. >> thanks, david. see you then. a true case of buyer's remorse. new at 6:00, michael finney, the lengths a bay area man had to go to to return a $13,000 bracelet. boy, it wasn't easy. that's coming up and a lot more you're going to be hanging out in here. so if you need anything, text me. do you play? ♪ ♪ use the chase mobile app to send money in just a tap, to friends at more banks then ever before. you got next? chase. helping you master what's now and what's next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

abc 76:00 starts now. >> announcer: live where you live this is abc 7 news. >> a soggy sunday, that's today will lead into a dry monday. don't get used to the spring sunshine just yet. good evening. i'm eric thomas. thanks for joining us. many woke up to the wet weather. in some places it kept coming down on all day. it poured on anyone outside this afternoon. a live look now from the abc 7 roof cam, it's still soggy out there, but a break in the rain is coming and we're calling it a break in the rain. here's meteorologist trew tuma. >> we're still tracking showers on doppler 7. let's get you down the street where the showers are occurring at this hour, around santa rosa, guerneville, along the coast in bodega bay. even light turn around campbell, south bay, a couple turns inland in livermore. we'll be dealing with light showers on and off through the evening. keeping a 1 on the storm impact scale. it will be less than a tenth of an inch of rain. and it will be breeze i. as one storm exits tonight, a next storm is brewing out in the pacific. we'll talk about when that arrives, how muc

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abc 7's storm impact scale. we rank each storm from a 1 to 5. today's storm will be light, very light, in fact. light showers throughout the afternoon, less than a quarter of an inch and much less than that in many neighborhoods. still breezy to the coast reaching about 35 miles an hour. here's the play by play for the next few hours. what you can expect. 6:00 just some cloud cover. as we move into 9:00, we're mainly dry with a few sprinkles possible in the north bay. the heaviest rain hits around midday and continues into the afternoon hours. so by 12:00, we'll see heavier showers through parts of the north bay but notice the east bay are light. 1:00 for the a's game and 1:30 for the giants and a's game. a little bit heavier showers for the afternoon, it all tapers by this evening and we're clear after that. rainfall amounts very measly. many areas a tenth of an inch. oakland less than that. san jose just .500 of an inch. highs today on the cooler side as well compared to yesterday. so highs will only be in the upper 50s through the bay area, b

abc 7 news reporter laura anthony has the story you'll see only on abc 7 news. >> this is not chump change. >> she's angry and upset. she dropped off several pieces of waterford crystal for consignment at this store. some sold, the rest are now locked inside. she's due a check for $476. >> about a week ago they gave me a call and they had some funds for me. and they asked me if i wanted to either come in and pick up or what have you. but never indicated that they were going to be closing. >> the doors are chained and it says permanently. they're closing up. >> nolan told us she's been shopping here for years. she and fiscal being phelps just came to look this time. but that's not going to happen. >> we don't know. this has always been a very interesting and wonderful place to come to. >> it's closed. it's disappointing because i really liked the store. it's unfortunate. >> consignment plus home furnishings is permanently closed. >> the message on the phone line gives customers no guidance except to wait for further instri instructio instructions. so far, no one has received that informatio

abc 7 news was on dolores street. that's where you can now parka long the medians during certain hours on friday evenings, saturdays and sundays. the new policies come after residents complained about congestion. many people have parked along that median for years while they wore shipped at nearby churches or visited dolores park. >>> coming up on abc 7 news at 6:00, some of the 49ers traded in their uniforms for formal wear. they were dressed up to visit children at the hospital. >>> could we see a week without rain? spencer christian is up next with the accuweather forecast. >> i'm rick kwan. coming up in sports i'll have moren the warriors as they prepare for tomorrow night's game 4. the mariners had ♪ the sun'll come out for people with heart failure, tomorrow is not a given. but entresto is a medicine that helps make more tomorrows possible. ♪ tomorrow, tomorrow... ♪ i love ya, tomorrow in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto helped more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading hea

use the #abc 7 news >>> coming up on abc 7 news at 6:00, this weekend marks 25 years since the rodney king riots. two los angeles fire fighters talk about the dangers they faced. united airlines reaches a settlement with the passenger dragged off a plane, the changes they made after that incident. if you enjoy brewing your own beer, a company says it has a product that makes it even eads easier. 7 on your side michael finney puts it to the test. that is coming up on abc 7 news at 6:00. dan, kristen? >> thanks, see you then. >> this by a former san francisco 49ers had a real purpose to it. >> abc 7 news was in the bay view district as former players teamed up for a walk along third street. they asked business owners to keep an eye out for kids skipping school and direct them to a school reentry program. >> it's run by former 49er ram son who does whatever it takes including paying home visits to make sure kids get a diploma. >> they don't want to go to school but this was one of my last chances, one of my last stops. when i came i wasn't successful. but he worked with me to make sure i

abc 7 news app. we have live doppler 7 on the app and you can enable push alerts to get weather advisories on your phone or tablet. >> the secret traffic in san francisco is bad, but a new report out today shows what many already thought, that all the new construction is to blame. abc 7 news reporter amy has details. >> reporter: ask anyone in san francisco about traffic and you will most certainly get a negative reaction. >> it's terrible. i have a bike, and i drive. >> it's getting worse and worse every day, especially with all the construction that's going on. >> reporter: he's right. construction projects are an issue. >> over the last decade we have seen more construction permits which require some road work on the streets. and it has caused congestion. >> reporter: here's the proof. look at the number of construction permits issued. they have almost tripped in the last six years. they do place restrictions on those projects. >> what we're doing is trying to minimize disruption during rush hours

abc 7 news. >> what do we want? trump's taxes. >> abc 7 news was in palo alto when several groups echoed the call for president trump to release his tax returns. peace activists also spoke out against the president's plan to boost military spending by $54 billion. >> at the same time he's proposing to cut all the other departments, the ones that actually do good things for people, to propose spending $54 billion additional on useless wars around the country is an outrage. >> protesters called on apple examine other tech companies to cut off financial support to republican leaders as well. the same anti-trump tax day protest took place across the country. tens of thousands of people hit the streets from l.a. to d.c. to put pressure on president trump to make good on his campaign promise to release his tax returns. >> something we want to see him do is release his taes. >> it's just an integrity thing because we were in the the military. we were required to show any and every bit of information about ourselves, and it

abc 7 news reporter melanie woodrow is there live. you say new details were released in court today. >> reporter: absolutely. williams pleaded not guilty in court today. he's being held on $50,000 bail. we heard from the judge that he had six prior misdemeanor convictions, mostly for theft. sfmta says it became aware of his prior criminal history through the police investigation, but it is unclear what human resources knew when the agency hired him 20 years ago. whether you live here or you're just visiting. >> cable cars are part of san francisco. >> it's just iconic, isn't it? >> reporter: now 20-year sfmta employee albert williams who was a cable car conductor 15 years is facing embezzlement charges. >> this agency is outraged. his coworkers are outraged. and disappointment doesn't begin to describe it. >> reporter: sfmta directser of transit say he used various schemes to hide it. >> that was the red flag. >> reporter: on november 2016 audit uncovered the theft. sfmta turned the information over to the controller's office and sfrm

malia kim, "abc 7 news." >>> you can watch the full steve kerr news conference on our website at "abc 7 news".com by downloading "abc 7 news" he news app. if you need to fly on sunday for the next few months, you might want to think about oakland or san jose airports. here is a live look at sfo where runway work will create problems on sundays for weeks to go. "abc 7 news" reporter sergio is live for us. passengers found it out the hard way. >> reporter: a lot of passengers were frustrated throughout the day because of cancellations and delays. i did reach out to some of the airlines here at sfo to ask if they made any special arrangements or schedule changes because of this construction project they've known about for weeks. so far no word from those airlines. the delays and cancellations continued through the evening. >> not great. delayed a couple of hours. >> reporter: the reason for the delay is an ongoing construction project on one of the runways. crews are installing new led lights at the center of the runway and repaving. that created major headaches for the pratt family's tr

abc 7 news. >> thank you very much. as you can see it was just as sunny as it was yesterday but a bit cooler than yesterday. a live look at our exploratorium cam from pier 15. beautiful blue skies. wasn't the case all day, though, for more let's check in with lisa in for drew. blue kiez all week? i don't think so, lisa. >> you're right about this morning. the reason why it wasn't a warm is because we had this, the fog. this is a look at the marine layer starting with the gray sky. with all that sunshine and a north wind it was swept away quickly. we enjoyed the blue sky. still temperatures anywhere from 9 to 13 degrees above average today. check it out from our sutro tower camera. we are still in the mid 70s in mountain view. 74 in san jose, 77 in gilroy. this is mount tamme, 81 from santa rosa, 77 in fairfield, concord now we believe this. look at that. we have got a one and a two and another one on our storm impact scale. the days leading up to the rain are going to be sunny and beautiful. i'll detail that for you and

"abc 7 news" reporter katey marzullo is live at sfo with the homecoming. katey. >> reporter: dan, as you might imagine he was exhausted but happy. denis davydov was met by friends at sfo, his flight delayed abouten an hour and a half but landed at exactly 10:00. it was about a month ago that denis took a vacation to the u.s. virgin islands, but he was arrested by customs and border protection when he tried to return. so the back story is denis left russia in 2014. he came to the u.s. on a tourist visa and then applied for political asylum. you see, he is guy and hiv positive and he was afraid to be living in russia under those circumstances. legal advocates told "abc 7 news" he did everything right and had permission to be here, but he ended up detained at an ice facility in miami for more than a month. he was provided with medication but did not have access to a specialist. tonight he says his health is okay and he's grateful to everyone who has supported him. >> i want to be around my friends, around my new family, and i am so thankful to my friends, to