that incident killed two of iran's top commanders. iran saying today's assault is part of its inherent right to self-defense. president biden spoke with the prime minister of israel tonight. he plans to meet with g7 leaders tomorrow to coordinate a diplomatic response. the un security council says it will hold a emergency meeting tomorrow afternoon with the israel ambassador. this is also impacting travel to and from tel aviv. in the last 30 minutes the airspace over israel reopened. many people with family and friends in the middle east are closely monitoring the situation. >> reporter: united airlines has canceled flights from the

east coast to tel aviv following the airspace closure in israel. minutes before the air raid sirens started going off, several international carriers canceled upcoming flights and called back one flight already in the air heading to jordan. back in the bay area, those with family and other loved ones in iran and israel worry about what comes next. >> this is devastating, the people that will see the most harm from this will be civilians. >> reporter: the political content creator is outspoken to her followers about her dislike of the current iranian regime but she says they have the right to retaliate for the bombing in syria. now she worries about neighboring nations that will be impacted if things escalate. >> this will be catastrophic for the middle east and i

cannot help but be worried for my family members that live in iran. >> this was never just about israel and hamas. >> reporter: the head of the bay area jewish council worries about civilian casualties as well and for jewish people globally who may be targeted because of what is happening overseas. >> after october 7 there was a wave of anti-semitism that hit the bay area. so we are also bracing for what that wave may look like now but we need to remember is can spiral out of control. it is not just about this limited attack, it is what can go wrong. >> reporter: many hoping for cooler heads in the days ahead. nbc bay area news. taking a live look at the california capital, the governor weighing in on the escalation, he posted on social

media saying california stands with israel against these unprecedented attacks from iran. we continue to monitor the situation. our free application is a great resource to have. we are talking about our weather now, a live look across the bay area. cold tonight after rain moved through today. rain tomorrow as well. >> a little bit but the models are trying to break it apart. it has returned and we are looking at it on satellite and radar. aside from the original spin throughout the day, it looks like it is developing a smaller one closer to the coastline from half moon bay to monterey. it is picking up more intense returns as we go through santa cruz, highway 17 and along the coast as well. heavy returns being picked up

and it is starting to come into the south bay and moving over the peninsula to the san mateo bridge and approaching hayward. we will watch that overnight and again the models are trying to break apart the spotty sunday rain and we will talk about the 70s and 80s returning next week. people are once again forced to stay home during the rain, highway 1 was damaged as the convoys were canceled. the only way in and out of the remote area. caltrans has been leading convoys to guide people through safely. tomorrow's convoys are set for noon tomorrow. road stabilization work is expected to be complete by memorial day. not that much further to go. a new twist surrounding the

former mayor of winter for who resigned following allegations of sexual assault. several of the women accusing dominic spoke out as santa rosa today. they blasted a recent decision to suspend the criminal investigation. prosecutors said they do not have the evidence to file charges. lawyers want to know what the accounts of 15 women are not enough to bring about charges and plan to continue their case in civil court. >> the problem is twofold, women, minors and man will not feel safe because justice is never served. a sex predator will continue to live free. >> we reached out to his attorney for a response and have not heard back. he has denied all allegations.

a battle is brewing over a protected bike lane. merchants say it is bad for business and one is taking the stand. his family owns the yasmin restaurant and mission sf. he is going on a hunger strike to call attention on the likely runs up the center of the street. it is part of a pilot project to protect cyclists but he says the lane eliminated street parking and claims it is to blame for five businesses closing in the last week. >> there are no more customers that come here, there is no parking. customers ask me what to do and it is frustrating. it is a huge loss of business. >> a statement they said they are working with is mrs. on the street and they plan to continue to collaborate on solutions that protect both is mrs. and cyclists. a self a neighborhood says

a growing encampment has been putting their health and safety at risk for more than a year. after our reporting the mayor and community leaders are taking action. natalie joined the mayor and his team as they canvassed willow street today. a story you will only see on nbc bay area news. >> reporter: san jose city leaders want to hear from businesses and neighbors on willow street. >> we got a lot of complaints about the encampment from the small business owners and residents. >> reporter: we have been reporting on the complaint for over a year. neighbors say they are seeing human speech feces on the streets, vandalism and burglary. they said it has gotten worse over the last few years. for street vendors like i need a, she says they are constantly worried about being robbed or

run-ins with sometimes intoxicated people from the nearby and came in. city leaders are inviting community members to voice their concerns at a meeting next wednesday. the mayor says the city wants to find a solution for the families here on willow street but also for the on housed community. >> we do not know how many people are at that in came it but we have over 4000 people in the city that are living in sheltered. >> this is a challenge, we do not have enough safe places for people to go and we want to work with the community to expand places where people can be from permanent affordable housing to immediate solutions like safe sleeping sites. >> reporter: they say the city is making strides from investing in long-term affordable permanent housing to more basic forms of shelter like modular units. >> we were building a waiting list for up to 400 and we had to stop taking names. >> reporter: back on willow street, business owners hope

the city can find a way to keep their neighborhood clean and safe. reporting in san jose, nbc bay area news. >> that community meeting is wednesday at 6:00 at the syrian church of the east. just ahead, a new twist in oj simpson's legal saga. what his executor is now saying about his estate that has people talking. a bay area artist feels ripped off, the action he is about to take against san francisco's new dining hall. i will tell you if this last

o.j. simpson continues to cause controversy even after his death. his will was filed yesterday naming his longtime lawyer as executor of the state. he says he will work to prevent the court ordered payout of 33 1/2 million to the families of nicole brown simpson and ron goldman. the civil grand jury awarded the judgment three decades ago in a wrongful death lawsuit filed by the families. simpson died yesterday without paying most of the amount. the executor says specifically he does not want the goldman family to see any money. the assets are set to go through a court process. a san francisco artist says the art at the city's new downtown foothold seems familiar. he does not think it is a accident.

we caught up with the artist who says he is disappointed and planning to take action. >> i tried to strip down to the core elements. >> reporter: it is a concept and design the san francisco artist has been working on for more than a decade. he has called it making faces. his technique includes bold lines and soft edges. he says he was blindsided when friends started onboarding him of photos of the branding at san francisco's new downtown food hall opened by the operator of the ikea next door. >> it looked exactly like something i would do or have done, for the new yorker for example. >> reporter: he says these are designed he is widely known for. he plans on taking legal action. we spoke with larry townsend, he says artist can make a

strong copyright case if they can show the other party involved had ample access to their art. a spokesperson for ikea said this matter was brought to our attention and we are looking into it. as for the artist he is disappointed to see this from a project positioned as celebrating san francisco and revitalizing downtown. >> i am part of the community and you are actually damaging my reputation by ripping off my work like this. >> reporter: nbc bay area news. it is uncommon if not unheard of, snow falling at low elevations in april. flurries fluttered this afternoon, the snow is not sticking but it is still trying reaction from the folks that live of their. some welcome it and others would like a change. >> we have summer in a month

and a half. hopefully the cold weather will move on. >> can i vote for him? look at this video from calfire in santa cruz. snow falling at the training center there. what is going on? >> it happens on the bay area mountaintops, last year we had people skiing. you drive on 101 and you see mount hamilton lit up and it is beautiful. >> it lasted a long time last year. >> we have rain developing to the mountains now so not cold as we go into the next couple of hours but we could see it. satellite and radar ticking up on heavy returns through the santa cruz mountains stretching from highway 17, highway 9, along the coast. so just be careful if you are stepping outside to maybe grab

something from the car or hunkering down for the night. we are looking at some of the rain moving down parts of half moon bay, san mateo and approaching parts of san jose. those returns are lighter. as we are winding down going to bed tonight, the santa cruz mountains are not looking at the pink over mount hamilton, that will be toward the midnight hours. it was cold this morning when we got the chance to see the light dusting of snow. as we go to sunday morning, a bit of a break but for the north bay we continue to watch the light activity and here we go with the models trying to break the rain apart in the afternoon. for the north bay, and parts of the tri-valley. that will be it as we take it to the rest of the weekend and into monday. what is going on? as people try to get outside and do things. day two of the cherry blossom

festival. mostly overcast and mid 50s but no rain out there. for the game at paypal park, cold in the 50s and wind speeds will be calm compared to today. the seats should not be wet for you to go out and support the ladies. slightly warmer tomorrow, temperatures in the 50s and 60s but i monday the sunshine starts to mix in. the motivation to get the work week started to see upper 60s in parts of the east bay. we have even warmer weather on the way as we start to build a ridge of high pressure toward the middle of the week. 70s and 80s return for the inland valleys and we cruise for the rest of the week like this and we get more of a summer pattern where the fog rolls in as we take it into friday and taking even longer

in the outlook. i do not see the rain returning for next saturday. this could be it. san francisco will see the temperatures trending from the 50s to the 60s and maybe 70s as we go through the middle of the week and in the inland valleys. 60s 380s by wednesday and thursday and calm weather will stick with us to the end of the work week. >> that looks nice. back to the warm weather. anthony is here to talk about ice skating. >> a rough year for the sharks, it is almost over. the

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gone. the sharks hit the ice for the last time this season at the shark tank. taking on minnesota tonight. they are down in the second but trying to rally. mario lights the lamp for his third of the season. then minnesota goes wild. 2 goals before the end of the period and another in the 3rd. minnesota is victorious, 6-2. the sharks with 11 victories and 41 home games this season. >> it has not been easy for the fans either. them showing up and showing their support for us is huge. things are going to get better. a big thanks for all of the fans for supporting us. the giants flexing their muscles in tampa. the orange and black finished a seven-game home run drought by slamming five home runs.

lamont junior, jorge and matt chapman. 11 - two is the final. the athletics taking on washington, down 2-0 and then abraham doubles off the wall. cutting the lead to have but that is as close as they get. washington is victorious, 3-1. scotty with a birdie on 18 gives him a one-stroke lead at seven under par heading into sunday's final round of the masters. another former golden bear max just two shots back. to the pitch, the quakes taking on colorado and the rapids scored early and often.

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a memorable saturday for 150 children in san francisco who were surprised by brand-new bikes. this is video, the rotary club of s.f. organized it. volunteers tilt the bikes this morning and they handed it out this afternoon to elementary school children. it is one of the most impactful and delicious events of the year, the 15th annual cabernet cookoff at hall wines.

14 chefs from notable restaurants paired there dishes with the wind. those with tickets get to taste, sip and vote on the best fish. among the vip dear judges, catherine o'hara from home alone. our own raj who is still there. brian from the office. >> raj was shooting this video. talk about helping the crew. today's event raised 100,004 four team local charities. four team local charities. thank you for joining us,

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may i say something? i'm just realizing that i was wearing the same outfit the last time i was here. i just want you to know i do have other clothes. >> noted. now, how were you all brought on board the craft? >> well, we were hit with this warm soft light, and then we materialized on the spaceship between these two glowing beams. >> and our clothes were gone, but we were wearing these comfy robes made of transparent light. >> and you, ms. rafferty? [ cheers and applause ] >> little different for me. i was by the lake taking a whore bath. it's when you wash the pits and bits. then out of nowhere, i get sucked up by a giant vacuum cleaner hose, and i land on the

ship, still pantsless, mind you, so my jouser and my deucer are on full display, and i see my old buddies the gray aliens with the big dumb eyes, and it hits me i've been on this spaceship more times than i've been to a dentist. >> and once aboard the ship, what happened. >> >> well, the aliens taught us a universal language. the closest we have to it is love. >> it's a soothing beautiful sound. i don't know if i can do it justice, but it's like a -- i didn't do it justice i don't think. >> all right. now this gets my gunk because these two are getting asrm love tingles, meanwhile down in gen pop, the grays and i are doing our usual dance. they're batting my