emotionally to other people that it was not uncommon for stephanie to just take off and go into nature. espinosa s business partner and best friend was kayaking with her this weekend at lake tahoe. my daughter was the most beautiful, free-spirited person you would ever want to meet. she is simply amazing. she raised her two boys. she has raised marissa. she has raised my own daughter. espinosa worked for years as an instructor at blake austin college in vacaville and left to open this spa, the purple door aesthetics in benicia one year ago with santana. so this is stephanie. her her core of who she is just helping people. she loved crystals. she loved rocks. and she is nothing but love. she is so full of love. the family has started a gofundme page to help support her sons and family that the 35-year-old has left behind. you ll find a link on abc7news.com. in benicia, i m leslie brinkley, abc7 news. the city of san francisco will pay $400,000 to the mother of
meeting, a measure that will close the facility while launching a task force to come up with secure and supportive alternatives for young offenders. as a young man supervisor walton was incarcerated in a juvenile detention facility for armed robbery and other crimes. he says the changes in his life were all through mentorships. educational exposure, quality after school programs. it has never been because of time spent in juvenile hall. reporter: youth activist spent time at san francisco juvie hall for a robbery when he was 13. you get wiped out all your freedoms, a cold slab, in with a mat, a blanket. you come out only four hours out of the day. reporter: he says the incarceration made him angry and depressed. they say the population has dropped dramatically leaving 70% of the facility empty. they also point to the cost of incarceration, about $250,000 per young person. the probation officer nantz credits the drop in juvenile crime to the city s progressive programs
saratoga, santa clara, cupertino had double that. again, that s the rain shad hoe that san jose airport is. not much left of our system. unless you re down to highway 5 or central valley. 40s, 50s. fog up to the north. even though we re getting clearing. that will clear. then we ll get a break later today. next system coming in, is going to give everyone widespread rain. wind late friday into saturday. and very cold air is coming in late sunday into monday. and there will be low snow levels, more on that tomorrow. 60s on your temps today. 6:01. what would you like to start with, my friend? well, we have to start with the bay bridge approach. it had already been slow. then we had some police activity happening at the toll plaza parking lot there. the lights are all off. but for a moment, we had several police offi effecting a traffic stop. and with their guns drawn, chp and police there, at the park lot. for a moment, i saw all of e po however, looks is over. at least it s o
seeing the difference in your paycheck. liftoff. falcon 9. and sky show. the dazzling display overnight. for a second we thought it was santa claus. the rocket launch that s creating confusion and excitement. what this mission is all about. all right. good morning. happy day before the day before christmas. paula is off but we re very lucky to have ace congressional correspondent mary bruce filling in. good morning. good morning. thank you for having me. watch out for that one. i ve already heard about you, been warned. thank you for having me and on such a busy day in politics and in the run-up to christmas. yes, so we re dealing with two big preholiday storms. look at the video from the roads throughout the eastern half of the country. we also have some radar. one of the storms is hitting right now, the other, there s the radar, will swoop in on christmas eve. rob will have more on those storms coming up. but we start here with a pair of preholiday ter
everybody. it will feel cooler. 50s on the lows. but the humidity continues to be pretty high. even though the high temps have been coming down a little bit. hurricane irma, category 5, moving into well, getting close to puerto rico right now and the leeward islands. 185 miles per hour. the pressure bottomed out at 14 millibars or 29.66 of mercury. that is amazing. the track looks to be now at least the gfs and the euro take it into about almost the florida keys. just off florida. then take it along the atlantic side. and then bring it inland monday morning, south carolina and georgia. i think the update is coming in within the hour from the national hurricane center. we will see if they still buy into that. either way, there will be impacts for the weekend. our low cloud deck is there. higher clouds continue to filter in around the low that keeps the humidity factor high. temperatures in the 60s coming down temperatures in the cities still coming down. 60s but coming d