>> the focus is ground scars looking at wreckageusing on the site >> the 77-year-old andrini was near the end of his performance. his plane crashed to the ground. >> before i knew it, he just skid on the ground. so what happened? >> he was inverted cutting a ribbon. it's fairly close to the ground. >> investigators say they now have about 100 pictures and videos like these. and will examine. >> harry price was 100 feet from

the bi line. >> crowd makes an audible gasp. we look into the flight line. and then, i can see the smoke and plane >> andrini's web site tells of his long, storied web site he'd been performing snunts a variety planes housed in half moon bay. >> we're getting more details about the pilot that died in that crash the 77-year-old eddie andrini. why residents say they lost a civic leader. >> a pilot in colorado was able to call 911 after his small plane tore through a home. he was able to drop out of the cockpit and call for help. nobody was inside of the house

at this time crash. crews were able to douse the plane and then extinguished a fire inside of the home. witnesses say the plane appeared to be struggling. >> developing news out of san jose now. police are on the scene of an apparent double homicide in a home in south san jose. they found two bodies inside of the house. here is where it happened inside a home on norma jean way. >> the alameda county sheriff's department says a deputy is a hero for saving the live of his partner this weekend. all three face attempted murder, felony assault charges that is. according to investigators kelly carter called 911 and told

dispatchers to keep carter they were fighting behind an apartment building. the deputy arrived the three attacked them. investigators say it's one of the most vicious tacks they've seen. and one deputy punched in the face so hard he will need facial reconstruction surgery. authorities say he stayed in the fight and saved his partner, who was being strangled. >> we're learning about what led up to a deadly confrontation between a teenager and police. oscar herrera shot and killed after they say he attacked officer was a baseball bat. it happened just after 6:00. according to police he would not stop fighting with his mother. when authorities arrived they say herrera confronted officers

at the door with a bat. >> he hit the officer in the hand. he immediately pulled the puck upward in a motion. >> several police have not released the name of the officer. the department says the officer was hurt but is expected to be okay. >> nearly three dozen people held american flags outside of a high school today because of a controversial event that happened four years ago the flag display was a silent protest. >> people have different points of view here in morgan hill. this rally is all about diversity and unity.

two other rallies had to do with american flagy7ñ and patriotism. adults were outside to make a point they stand by the flag. four students were told to cover up the american flag on their shirts because it was cinco de mayo. however, student leaders told the district they'd rather focus on preparing for advanced placement exams. >> they want to make it a regular day they don't like outside attention. and the patriots went along. >> we didn't bring signs. just silent. and we're leaving now as soon as we're done with this because school, we did it before school. one man whose son was involved in the controversy was here to spread a message of diversity and respect.

he talked to us. >> we're a nation of many religions and creeds a nation of immigrants but do not make this a race issue of us versus them. that is not what it was or is. >> a short disstance aby a band of motorcyclists gathering to ride over to the school with flags. most are veterans, americans of the american legion and patriot guard >> we feel it's wrong to tell a group it's okay to do this. and another group you can't wear yours, you know? >> there is this gathering in unity park. it's a day of celebration. one of many in a city that seems to be embracing its diversity. in morgan hill, david louie, abc7 news. >> and the marine mammal center says it's seeing a record number

of stranded sales along the coastline. it up perfect from a previous record in 1998. many of the seals are pups and emaciateed and tee hydrateed and bad shape. that includes poppy, a sea lion found in march. >> the services district will vote tonight on a plan designed to get people to save water, if it passes residents who don't cut their water usage by 35% would have to pay on average $20 an month extra. cal fire says crews plan to move bases in this part of the state. prolonged drought conditions helped keep firefighters busy.

cal fire says they responded to double of what they do this time of the year >> drought conditions have set the stage for what could be a very busy and potentially dangerous fire season. >> officials say fire season ended in parts of california. >> we're hearing from the jury foreman in the latest patent trial between apple and samsung. he says jurors reached a mixed verdict not intended to send a broader message in the smart phone tech wars. >> it's a great scene. everybody was turning from a good perspective.

a lot of common sense. >> the jury awarded apple $191 million the company was seeking $2.2 billion. also found apple infringed on one of samsung's patents. awarding samsung $158,000 >> just ahead, a burning bridge and a fire in an overpass. we'll tell you where, and how much traffic is getting true. >> court said it's okay with a caveat. >> also, cruising for a cause how getting behind a wheel can stop the stress and cue up companionship for someone else. >> two bay area students getting attention from the obama administration. you'll find out why. >> abc7 news at 5:00 c

>> hundreds of people packed state capitol to honor fallen officers the memorial ceremony honors officers throughout the state killed in the line of duty. >> some officers will be killed in the line of duty because that is their job. to the point of death, to uphold our system of law to protect innocent. and to guard the security of the community. >> it's on a nearby 20,000 fallen officers. last year eight officers were killed in california. each name will be added to the peace officer memorial monument. >> some remarkable video.

chp closed all lanes in hesperia. a portion of the bridge collapsed. flames melted the steel core, reenforcing bars. the southbound lanes will be closed at least through tomorrow. no word on when the freeway will be reopening but it's a big job. >> wow. >> a cancer dig nosis can require months of treatment. for some, transportation becomes an issue when too sick to drive when not able to lean on friends or family for help. how drivers for survivors is providing free rides >> hi. how are you? so nice to see you. >> thank you. how are you? >> a few days ago these women

were strangers now to a radiation treatment free. >> when i was going through it, wished something was like that here. >> it was like a god send the first time i went to radiation, didn't know any better. i was going true through chemo, driving myself. >> the network was born out of her battle with breast cancer. after going into remission she started looking for a way to give back. volunteers bring patients here to washington hospital but as far as stanford hospital. they're looking to expand. >> they have offices sprinkled conveniently. so we can work together.

>> they're hosting a gala may 17th to raise money. if you're going through so much to, try to keep yourself up emotionally, it's lots of work. one thing less to worry about is wonderful. i really appreciate it. >> sometimes, a free lift can save a life. >> the court's ruling came today after complaints a up state new york town opened near hi every council meeting with prayers for a decade the court says it doesn't violent the constitution as long

as there is no effort to convert religious beliefs the court said it's okay. >> target stock fell today after news about it's president. >> yes. >> big news from target. nearly five months after disclosing a massive breech, the chief executive is stepping down. he resigned from the board of directors. you may remember last year target disclosed a cyber attack resulted in the theft of 40 million credit and debit card numbers with 70 million other pieces of personal data. new numbers show how much airlines are making off of baggage fees.

it's huge. the statistics says delta earned most money, # $33 million, they were followed by united airlines, u.s. airways, american airlines, and spirit today on cinco de mayo, biggest day for margaritas in the united states lime prices putting squeeze on bars and restaurants the price more than tripled and mexico supplies about 97% of the limes used in the u.s. growers set prices after a crop disease messed up a bunch of trees. good news, some believe prices

will be declining as a new crop arrives. >> thank you very much. >> the brought is making headlines nationwide. i join diane sawyer for what is ahead . >> i know how much you're covering fire and drought out there. we'll have this man being called the new face of evil. did he kidnap to 76 girls? what will the u.s. do about it? >> you're going to take a look at something that is a hot topic here in the bay area. >> real estate sales. >> our real money team is back. you can increase the value of your home for $30,000 with simple things.

>> world news is coming up right after this newscast. >> and an east bay museum celebrated cinco de mayo in a special way. decorating with the colors of mexico. kids cafe transformed into a mexican grocery store. kids able to decorate a tree of live. >> two bay area high schoolers named this year's presidential scholars 141 students were chosen, all selected based on academic success, artistic excellence, and community service. they will be honored next month. >> way to go, that is big. >> well, little bit windy out

there and cool. >> trees have been swaying in the wind. there have been showers moving through santa rosa as i take you in and we're seeing annive valleys developing north of yuba city moving closer to oroville area. it's on the breezy to windy side. from our mount tamalpais camera,

60 degrees in san francisco. upper 50s to upper 60s. 65 in santa rosa. upper 60s in concord. rain showers moving but this is crazy. they might be seeing snow showers. there is a winter weather advisory in the middle of spring. isolated showers possible tonight. a warmer pattern setting up for the end of the week. satellite showing us isolated possibility of a shower. it continues until noon, tomorrow up to three inches of snow expected. about an inch down to 5,000

feet. slippery roads. chain controls are possible. so that is interesting to note tonight into tomorrow morning, could see a shower or two around clover dale area. you can run into a damp spot so make sure to give yourself more time. and we're looking at low 60s around the coast and bachlt 70s in san jose. 74 santa rosa. 73 inn.livermore. 64 san francisco. taking a look at the accu-weather forecast, temperatures mid-70s inland low 60s coast side by friday, temperatures rising

and for weekend, which is mother's day, we won't let anyone for get. 70s along the coast. mid-80s inland. by monday, up into low 90s inland. low 70s along long the coast so great-looking weather. thank you very much. >> still ahead raw conditions if the mid west. wind versus a truck. and you're going to find out who wins. >> expensive task of helping the homeless a sparkling shelter saving lives and money. that is at 6:00. we'll be right back here.

>> look at this. high winds slamming a truck forcing it almost all the way over. but somehow, the driver managed to keep this up right. continuing on to a side road.

took a -- cleared his head after. that can you imagine? amazing. >> shocking. a colorado woman is in critical condition tonight after surviving a car crash. >> motorists travelling along a highway spotted a severely canalled car upside down at the bottom of a hill. emergency crews found a 43-year-old woman reported missing days earlier >> officials say her car went airborne, rolled another 200 feet before ending up on this roof. >> and this crane is parked out froont front for a project. firefighters rescued a man. a stampede left people hurt. hundreds were leaving after the boxing match. >> someone knocked over a metal detector that caused a loud bang

the crowd thought it was gunfire, screamed shots and rushed to exits. two dozen people were treated at local hospitals. that is scary. >> and snowboarder sean white is crashing on dry land. everyone is applauding this. the story was' continue.

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>> coming up at 6:00 we'll follow up on a report on a rehabilitated bear cub returned to the wild but back among people again tonight. tired of the long lines and slow pace of the dmv? how you can avoid it altogether. >> and from intersection of medicine and technology, researchers learning how to printout human organs. thank you. service dogs have been helping people for decades you know that.

>> yes. now, one group is training dogs to help manage a potentially dangerous disease. >> they're taught to recognize symptoms of low blood sugar and warn patients. >> if i'm driving and he alerts me, i pull over and check. very food to eechlt he will not let me get into a car if i'm dropped. >> how amazing abilities the dogs are able to develop. join us at 11:00 for that. >> golden memories for one philadelphia high school teen at her senior prom. >> thanks to this guy. two time olympic gold medallist sean white. >> she recorded a video for him to be her prom date and tweeted it out. he surprised them with his band performance and a few dances carly says white crashing prom was probably the happiest moment of her young life.

>> and a selfie to prove it. >> thanks for joining us. from all of us here, thanks for watching. tonight urgent search. nearly 300 school girls kidnapped by a man called the new face of evil. the chilling smile as he says he'll sell them. frantic mothers. the global outrage. can the u.s. find them. backyards burning out west and families fighting the flames bearing down on their homes. >> i fought like hell. this is my life. secret menu. do you know there's a secret menu at your fast-food restaurant? are you missing a chance to taste this? and how to increase the value of your home by $30,000. >> wow. >> wow.