and that breaking news is a statewide amber alert out of san pedro in los angeles county. police say giovany santiago-enriquez stabbed his ex-girlfriend's new boyfriend and then took off with his son, 1-year-old jaden santiago. the father is considered suicidal, so police feel that the child is in danger. santiago enriquez has contacts in mexico and the state of washington and could be traveling in either direction. he was last seen in a 2006 gray nissan altima with license plate 5 ucf 010. stay with abc7 news for any breaking updates. as always follow us on twitter, abc7 news bay area, as we continue to update this story. good afternoon, everybody. i'm larry deal.

>> i'm anna dates. the other story, the boisterous crowd out of a richmond high school. president clinton chanting president clinton president clinton >> hundreds of students went on a day-long walkout demanding the school district reverse the decision to fire a popular teacher. abc7 news reporter laura anthony is live at de anza high school in richmond with the story. laura? >> reporter: hi there. some students still out here seven hours after their demonstration began. these students walk into class and leave for the day. they stayed right here at a sit-in and demonstration. administrators here were sent a loud message. >> what do we want? >> reporter: they walked out of class after the first bell hundreds of students from richmond's de anza high school upset that a beloved teacher won't be back next year. >> with this teacher that we have now, she actually make us do work and she actually cares. she will make sure that you do everything you are supposed to do and if you don't you won't

play in that game you're supposed to play in on friday or thursday or whenever you're supposed to play. >> reporter: the principal and school board decided no to renew the contract of probationary teacher ta here shah dean director of the school's law academy. >> cares about you getting through high school, life, going straight on from there. >> reporter: some parents think dean is losing her job because she encourages students to speak up for themselves. >> i would much prefer to see my grandson standing up in school for a teacher or the education than to see him gang panging doing drugs and things like this. president clinton chanting president clinton president clinton. >> reporter: when the superintendent arrived on an unrelated matter, the students chanted loudly for him to come out. >> we expect our principals are going to make those tough decisions around which teachers we are going to have in our classrooms, we all don't have to agree about that. i hear your disagreement.

>> reporter: dean could not be reached for comment but her students are hoping the district has a change of heart about her termination. in richmond, laura anthony, abc7 news. the future is now for am, ceo tim cook this morning unveiled the new apple watch in san francisco. if you are interested, that watch could be on your wrist by next month. cook called it the most personal device ever. just a few of its many uses include making phone calls, paying for items and the watch will even tell you if you've been sitting down too long. >> more people be healthier by being more active. the apple watch tracks your daily movement, it tracks how long you're exerciseing or getting brisk activity and it even reminds you if you've been sitting too long. >> the watch is compatible with iphone 5s and 6s. expected to start at $349. before the cupertino tech giant unveiled the watch, it also announced research kit. with permission the new app

will take data from apple's health app and share it with doctors and scientists to use in medical research. and hbo announced its new stand-alone streaming service hbo now, will be available on am tv starting next month. as soon as the apple watch hits stores, you will be able to use it to get breaking news alerts from us here at abc7 news. get ready now by downloading our free news app for your phone. search abc7 news san francisco in apple's app store. also more information for you at abc7news.com/apps. san francisco police are investigating the fatal shooting of two men at a park in the excelsior district. the victims were shot while sitting in a vehicle near crocker amazon play ground. abc7 news reporter sergio can tana is live with the story. >> reporter: alma for a good part of the morning, we watched as a lot of friends and family of those two young victims showed up at that park. they would have brief conversations with officers on scene but they were wrapping up that crime scene so then we watched as those family members

sped here to general hospital to try to get even more information. as details of the double shooting began circulating through the community, we saw lots of emotion from people who knew the victims. according to the police, two young men were sitting in this tan camaro when they were shot multiple times. >> it looks like people walked up to that car and shot into it. >> right. and that's going to be part of the homicide investigation, appears to be targeted, why is this gang related or not? >> reporter: it happened after 9:30 this morning feet away from a crew of san francisco rec and park workers. none of them was injured but they were questioned by police in hopes they may provide information on the shooters. they were also quite a few neighborhood residents nearby using the soccer fields. this is a city park that get a lot of traffic. regulars tell us they are surprised to see this crime scene. >> yeah i was trying to get in but i saw the police cars so i just decided to bark on the street. >> kind of careless, because it

depends who and why and where they are from. >> reporter: at san francisco general hospital, we saw lots more friends and family of the two young men who were gunned down. i talked briefly with the gang task force officer who was also at the hospital. he says he knew the two victims but wouldn't say if he knew they were in a gang. in san francisco, sergio can tana abc7 news. san francisco police nabbed two thieves who apparently took a 4-year-old boy on a crime spree. police say the thieves broke into this house under construction in the know which valley district, probably looking to steal power tools and copper. when police arrived, one person ran onto a neighbor's roof to escape eventually caught by a police dog. investigators later found the child in a near pie car. besides burglary charges, the two thieves may face child endangerment charges. a palo alto student died in an apparent suicide after being hit by a cal train this morning.

the 15-year-old boy stepped in front of the train at churchill avenue at 6:25 a.m. this is the eighth person killed optical train tracks this year. seven of these deaths are believed to be sue sides. cal train, the city of palo alto and palo alto high school have programs in place designed to prevent train sue sides. a 2-year-old is expected to survive after being hit by a car in san jose this morning. it happened just after 11 a.m. at midpine and mclaughlin avenues. the little boy was taken to the hospital. he has serious injuries. sky 7 hd was above as officers investigated the scene. a neighbor said he saw the little boy playing in the front yard all by himself just minutes before the crash. >> heard a big thump. saw him laying there the middle of the street and put my hands on his shoulders like that so he wouldn't move. >> just a 2-year-old boy the driver cooperated with police. they say there's no evidence that drugs or alcohol played a

factor. the gender bias court case that has silicon valley on edge takes a turn today. the plaintiff, ellen powell, took its stand, suing her former venture capital firm for gender discrimination and retaliation. abc7 news reporter tiffany wilson was in court for testimony and live outside san francisco superior court. tiffany? >> reporter: during the past ten days, the jury heard testimony describing ellen powell as curt harsh, dismiss sive but today on the stand, she came across as calm, comfortable and very intel jeptd. powell walked through her expensive education and work experience and says she initially turned down the offer from perkins pause it was too junior. powell says she eventually sent a 2012 memo about gender discrimination at kleiner perkins pause she saw junior male partners getting promoted but equally qualified women were not. she also felt women were sometimes treated with disrespect and a female colleague complained about being sexually harass. powell testified that a married

partner she had an affair with man nip lated her. saying "when i found out he had lied to me and his wife had not left him i ended it immediately and permanently. i was furious." powell says she initially thought they could maintain a working relationship but in the following months, he made her job more difficult. from an e-mail she sent "okay this is the second time you've cut me out of the loop. i thought we had moved past it. but if you want to not communicate or work together that's fine." powell testified that after hearing that several ad mines had been har rashed she brought up the affair to senior partners. one partner told her that he was a sex addict. another detailed his own office affair and told powell not to make a mountain out of a molehill. powell is expected to return to the stand tomorrow. live in san francisco, tiffany wilson abc7 news. kids are back playing this afternoon in the dolores park sand pox.

the play area closed since mid-february after vandals smashed beer bolts and left shattered glass in the sand. crews had to remove all the sand and block off the sand box but reopened today thanks to a mexican company that donated 20 tons of new sand. they have supplieded in building materials to the bay bridge and the transbay terminal construction as well. what a gorgeous weekend it was as we bring in spencer christian. i have to make a confession, one of us on the set was thinking about calling in sick so nice today, alma decided to come to work. >> oh, right right right. >> all i can say. >> crossed my mind as well. i figure someone had to hold down the fort here. look what is going on with our lovely weather. live doppler 7 hd. some low clouds near the coast. the coastline was a bit cooler today than it has been of late. we had lots of sunshine inland and lots of mild weather. here is a look toward the golden gate from our sutro tower camera, see the low clouds beginning to push through the dpg there but lots of blue sky

above as we pan over a little bit and show you how much clearer it is visibility is better as you look out over san francisco. 59 degrees in san francisco. mid-60s oakland and san carlos 70 at gilroy now. 54, half moon pay. check out this view from our emeryville camera. see how bright and sunny it is over the bay despite the low clouds at the coast. 70 in santa rosa, 65 napa 66 petaluma, 76 at livermore and as we take a look at our first forecast, this is the view from the east bay hills camera looking westward. we will see increasing clouds this evening, partly cloudy early tomorrow morning and then in the afternoon a mix of clouds and sun mild inland with highs reaching mid-70s in some spots but cool at the coast tomorrow, highs only in the upper 50s and there's rain on the way. i will take you -- give you a look at that in a few minutes. lara and alma? >> when? when? when? >> you have to stay tuned to find out. >> always. thank you, spencer. still ahead on abc7 news, more turmoil for the 49ers.

so many key players reportedly jumping ship. we will try to straighten everything out and it is changing by the minute. also an important first step in the historic flight around the world by a solar-powered airplane. new at 4:30, the outrage coming from oklahoma university officials after frat members are caught on tape chanting racial slurs. 7 on your side's michael finney is taking your questions on twitter and facebook. he will answer them live here a little bit later. you can ask finney at facebook.com/michael finney abc7 and on twitter at m finney. at 4:12, our first look at traffic this monday afternoon. 101 and san rafael. north bound traffic on the right-hand side, as you can see, starting to get a little sluggish, but smooth sailing for those folks heading south bound on their way into san francisco. pack w

h a major rail accident in north carolina injured 40 people a big rig hit a train stalled on the tracks in virginia. the engine and second car derailed. none of the injuries was life threatening. as you can see, a container from that truck also fell off, sending debris everywhere. that amtrak train runs between charlotte and work in every day. authorities hope surveillance video can help them find the man who pushed someone into a muni train last night investigators two men were fighting on a platform at the civic center station around 9:00 a station agent called police. one pushed the other so hard his head broke a win don't side of the muni train.

he is still in the hospital with a serious head injury. muni officials say they have no idea why the pair was fighting. buckle up if you're a 49ers fan. stunning news involving the niners from the abrupt apparent retirement of all pro linebacker patrick willis to trade rumors and denials in connection with quarterback colin kaepernick. let us start with willis, who missed half of last season because of a nagging toe injury that required surgery. he has been a tackling machine for eight years. his body has taken a beating. willis was working out as late as last week. so everybody expected him back. this is kind of shocking news. the fill-in for willis will move up as the full-time starter. along with willis, the expectation is that justin smith will retire. there is a little bit of waffling, we will know more next week for sure. the man nicknamed the cowboy has been the anchor of that defensive line and he also has been hampered by injuries the past couple of years. you lose defensive leaders like willis and smith and it is

enormous. late last night, a report out of houston indicated the niners were shopping colin kaepernick for a possible trade. kap up and down, clearly with jim harbaugh's guy, harbaugh's in michigan now. niner gm trent baalke strongly denied the report but this creates more questions and instability around this franchise. and when free agency officially dips in the nfl tomorrow, the niners' all-time leading rusher frank gore will sign with the eagles. only last week, owner jed york said he thought the niners would be able to work something out with gore. the eagles will give him 7.5 million guaranteed for two years and gore felt the niners were trying to phase him out. on top of that, word late this afternoon that guard mike iupati will sign with the arizona cardinals. he is one of the best linemen. had an off year last season. >> mind boggle ing trying to keep that all straight. the head coach what are you thinking at this point? >> yikes. my first job.

yeah. thinking what happened to my team? this is really -- this is crisis management before he has even coached one game. i will quote a line that was overheard in our newsroom this afternoon. "let's have a moment of silence for the dynasty that never was." >> oh. >> the niners have gone from a team that was five yards away from winning a super bowl to what feels like a complete rebuild. this feels like an absolute free fall. now, we can talk through this guy's gonna replace this guy and so on and so forth but this is all brand new. and no surprise niner nation lashing out online against owner jed york. danny wrote who's got it better than us? that was harbaugh's line. every other team in the nfl. say it ain't so. and uponny tweeted, the tires are flat the car's speeding down hill and there are no brakes. niners offseason in a nutshell. may be overdramatizing that just a bit. >> but still, a lot going on

there. >> complete unsteadiness and unknown for the red and gold right now. >> all right. all right. moving on to other news, so far, so good for the solar-powered plane attempting to fly around the world without even a drop of fuel. >> the aircraft is called the solar impulse ii. it landed in oman this evening took off from abu dhabi this morning. making that 250-mile trip in about 12 hours. >> the plane has a wing span wider than a 747 but weighs only about two tons. one of the plane's two pilots likes his team's chances. >> i'm sure we are all confident and hopefully, we will be able to see each other here in five months. >> like he said, the trip is scheduled to take five months. the plane will stop at various location around the globe, crossing both the pacific and atlantic oceans. the crew will use the various stops not only to carry out maintenance but to campaign for clean technologies. plenty of sun around here. >> yeah.

>> fly here for days and days and days. >> spencer christian is here with our accuweather forecast. hi spencer. >> hey, ama, hey, larry. sunshine pattern will change a bit but not dramatically. low clouds at the coast, sunny skies over the bay and inland, you probably know that already a lovely day, how it looks at the golden gate bridge now with the low clouds obscuring your view of the sky. these are our forecast features see clouds increasing tonight and tomorrow. spotty showers arrive on wednesday. there's your rainfall. then we will have a drier warmer pattern developing for the weekend. satellite image shows a little area of high pressure still dominant feature in our picture but perhaps bringing us low clouds -- high clouds rather and coastal fog. here is the system that's going to bring must our next bout of rainfall, light rain on wednesday. so let's start our forecast animation tuesday night. tomorrow night, 11:00 at which point, we will see extensive areas of cloudiness, then during the overnight hours into early wednesday morning we will see a

little isolated areas of light rain or showers developing. call it spotty showers, the early morning commute. we don't expect widespread rainfall for the morning commute. doesn't look like weather will be a major factor in the commute. during the day wednesday we will see widely scattered or light pockets of shower activity as well, even into the late afternoon and early evening hours, you once again, we don't expect a lot of rain to move through about this system. and by late wednesday night, should be all over. now, by 11:00 wednesday night, we expect rainfall totals to be no greater than about a tenth of an inch, quarter of an inch in the north bay which will be a little bit wetter than the remainder of the bay area. south bay, some locations receive no measurable locations as well. others up to 500ths of an inch. not a major rainfall system, we need the rain badly, let's embrace this one. overnight, fog at the coast low clouds, low temperatures upper 40s to around 50. tomorrow, we will see partly cloudy mainly sunny skies in the south bay low to middle 70s there, low 70s on the peninsula. only upper 50s to about 60 on

the coast. lots of fog lingering at the coast. downtown san francisco, 64 degrees tomorrow. up in the north bay partly cloudy, highs in the upper 60s see upper 60s to around 70 on the east bay. inland east bay be one of our milder regions, more sunshine there. and highs in the low to middle 70s. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. we get our scattered showers on wednesday, temperatures drop off quite a few degrees inland and around the bay, remain pretty much stead don't coast. thursday partly to mostly sunny, turning milder warm afternoon friday highs upper 70s inland 70. see 80 inland locations 70 on the coast going into the weekend. have a boys that mild-to-warm pattern through the weekend and into early next week. enjoy the spotty showers on wednesday. larry and ama? >> that 80. crazy. >> warm. summer preview. >> all right. thank you so much, spencer. up next caught on video. evidence tossed.

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look here as the pot goes flying in arizona. the sheriff's office posted this video on facebook. those are bales of marijuana coming at you being thrown from the speeding suv. officers arrested two people in the vehicle. they also discovered a stash house. they weren't able to get all the pot though. they say at least four involved drivers happened by stopped and picked up the discarded marijuana. those look like might be mine. the deputies recovered total still of 374 pounds. >> geez. well a medical treatment for double chins, who are america's most satisfied workers? >> jane king has that and more. here is today's wellness report. >> an injection to treat double

chips cleared its first hurtle toward final approval. it was created by a company the first in the u.s. to reduce localized fat deposits. a panel meets today to recommend the drug to the fda whether it should be approved. a plan of 16 weeks fully paid leave for maternity plus a 30-hour workweek for six months after the woman returns to work actually ends up saving a company money. it found there are hidden costs when women don't come back to work in training and lost talent. results are in from the test for antibiotics in milk. the fda study showed little evidence of drug contamination after serving 2,000 dairy farms. the fda tested the farms for 31 drugs. almost all of them antibiotics. found that less than 1% of the total sample showed up and they say this is encourageing reinforce the idea the milk supply is safe. what are the happiest jobs in america?

according to researchers, it is not money but rather plenty of social interaction that makes the job satisfying. online job site career blitz says school principals were the happiest mainly pause they found their work extremely rewarding. executive chef was number two. from the nasdaq, i am jane king. here's to your health. just ahead on abc7 news oklahoma university tells members of a frat to pack their bags and clear out pause of a racial chant that was caught on camera. also today's demonstration over friday's police shooting of a black teenager and the message his family is sending about his death. later, the rare letter by michelangelo stolen from the vatican 20 years

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nd in headlines where you live at 4:30 an emotional scene at san francisco's crocker amazon play ground as those who knew the victims of a double shooting arrived at the scene. pot victims died. police say it appears the men were shot this morning while sitting inside that cam mare row. abc7 news reporter sergio can tan what and covering the story and tweeted as police questioned witnesses. several park workers in the area were there at the time. jonathan bloom has been tweeting from apple's big unveiling of its smart watch and new two-pound macbook.

he tweets the higher end apple watch edition will start at $10,000. also, shut down and kicked out, members of a university of oklahoma fraternity have until tomorrow night to leave their frat house. this comes after a video surfaced this weekend of members taking part in a racist chant. abc news reporter karen travers has more. >> reporter: pack your bags, the message from the university of oklahoma to the members of the sigg ga alpha epsilon fraternity after that shocking video went viral. the video appears to show members of the fraternity chanting a racial slur and indicating that african-americans would never be admitted to the fraternity. [ chanting ] >> reporter: it was posted by unheard, an alliance of a am students. it is up clear how it was on

taped. oklahoma's president today said the students' behavior on that bus is disgraceful and all ties between the university and s a e have been severed. >> i hope they think long and hard about what they've done. i think -- i hope they think long and hard about how words can inyour and hurt other people. >> reporter: students and staff gathered this morning for a peaceful protest. >> we are disgusted that these types of things happen on campus. >> reporter: the university president say there had will be an investigation to determine whether additional actions will be taken against the fraternity members, but it will take time. though he was blunt about what he wants to see happen to those involved. the national chapter of sigma alpha epsilon says it was disgusted by the behave -- behavior of the frat members and issued an apology on behalf of the entire organization. karen travers abc news

washington. hundreds of demonstrators took over the wisconsin state capitol today to protest friday's fatal shooting of a 19-year-old black man by a white police officer it is the fourth straight day of protests since the shooting of tony robinson inside the department after he allegedly assaulted someone and seen jumping in and out of traffic. >> this is a bigger issue. this highlights the universal problem with law enforcement and how its procedures have been carried out in light of what happened over the summertime and many of the event wes witness circulating around. >> today madison's police chief apologized to robinson's family. officer matt kenny is on paid -- is on administrative leave. robinson was on pro-passion for armed robbery and court records show he suffered from adhd, anxiety and depression and was prop to boredom and anger. president obama made training a home ground high-tech work force a priority today and the training already happening here in the bay area.

>> it turns out it doesn't matter where you learned code it just matters how good you are in writing code. if you can do the job, you should get the job. >> this morning in washington, d.c., the president announced a $100 million federal grant program. mr. obama believes if the country is not producing enough tech borkers, our nation's role as tech leaders could be jeopardized. 21 cities including san francisco, and about 300 employers have made commitments to train workers. >> lyanne melendez joins us live in the newsroom with more on how the president's initiative will work. leann? >> reporter: the obama administration will provide $100 million in grants to make this happen. it connects the city with training institutions and then employers' high-tech business. the money is coming from what companies pay the government to bring in foreign workers. in other words, h 1 b visa money. this woman started training

today for a career in technology. for the next six months she and her classmates will undergo extensive training at year up a non-profit dedicated to helping 18 to 24-year-olds land a tech job. >> somebody already told me that maybe i should be in project man management because i have good public speaking skills and they are starting to see skills i didn't know i had in myself. >> reporter: their training is free, thanks to corporate support and donations. they also get a stipend and that's just the beginning. >> after the the first six months, they earn an internship with a company like a microsoft linkedin, sales force or facebook and finish their internship, they are employer pie one of those core partners or someone else in the marketplace. >> reporter: market street is one of the companies involved in the program, hiring newly trained people. tiffany of zen desk was with president obama today when he intro dudes the initiative. she spoke to us via satellite. >> these kind of partnerships are creating those pathways that

get everyone into tech that you don't have to have a four-year engineering degree you document have to have a master's degree to get a job with growth potential. >> reporter: these are some of the cities that will participate in the program. san francisco started training people in 2012. it's called the tech sf initiative. >> since 2012, we have trained and connected more than 500 residents to jobs in technology. and these are des residents who may not have had a four-year degree or had a challenging back ground. >> reporter: this year, san francisco hopes to train more than 200 people. all they need to do is contact the city's office of economic and workforce development. of course, better to do it online. the president's plan would help meet the demand for high-tech workers in the united states. it would also give low-wage workers a chance to increase their pay. in the newsroom, lyanne melendez abc7 news. >> all right, thank you. get ready to shake up your exercise routine. >> whoa! >> fitness is all the rage in

the bay area. small exercise center with a big range of ways to get fit. >> it's really different. it's really fun. >> pretty much anyone can do it. >> find out about the hottest new ways to work out tonight on abc7 news at 11:00. and tonight on abc7 news, or on abc7, at 8:00, the season finale of the patch lore, followed by bachelor after the final rose. then of course join me dan and me for and 7 news at 11:00. coming up on the news at 4:00, practice makes perfect, the extensive planning one man did ahead of his very big proposal. i'm michael finney ask finney is just ahead so i'm still taking your questions on twitter and facebook. you can contact me at facebook.com/michael finney, abc7 and on twitter at m finney. i will answer your questions here live a little later. i'm spencer christian from sutro tower. see a little bit of fog pushing through the golden gate, out over san francisco. and there are more clouds in the bay that by the bring some rain.

i will have the accuweather forecast coming up. checking your traffic at 4:37 on this monday, this is 101 in san jose. the right-hand side that is your south bound traffic all backed up. much

people often try to make marriage proposals as memorable as they can but the guy we are going to show you right now really took it to the extreme. >> yeah.

♪ >> that's deep on january 8 2014. he videotaped himself holding up a white board asking his girlfriend, jennifer, to marry him. he did it every day for the next 365 days. >> yeah, then exactly one year to the day later on vacation in arube pa dean had family and friends escort jennifer to the beach and they played the video for her. she watched all 11 minutes of it and when it was done dean appeared behind with his sign and she said yes. that's good. >> well, yeah. would have been a lot of work for a no. >> great place to do it. >> could have done it a year earlier. >> yeah. yeah. think about that. now to a story of pure joy as experienced by a wide-identify curious child. yes. the father posted this video of him and his son going body boarding together for the first

time. the child is just nine months old. his father is an experienced body boarder. while some say it is reckless you can see after some innishitial apprehension, the poi appears thrilled. >> makes me nervous. >> i know. very scary. >> yeah. he is okay. he is clearly okay. >> yeah, that's good. >> i'm afraid of just about everything. >> me, too. >> as a parent, when you have a kid, you know. you people know. spencer knows. spencer, right? >> the biggest wave. >> first child. i mean you're scared of everything. >> absolutely. >> two or three in you go all right, just go play. >> i'm still protective and my son is 40. ha ha ha. here's a look at the view from sutro tower, check out the pollen count for allergy sufferers. the tree pollen is high, i'm sorry to say. pollen is low at the moment. but pipe oak, cedar, juniper, quite high. if you are an allergy sufferer

you may have noticed that already. on we go to our live doppler 7 hd radar image. you can see low clouds at the coast beginning to spill through the dpg and locally out over the bay. tomorrow nationally, we will have a rainy, stormy weather picture much of the east especially the southeast, but mainly sunny and dry over the western half of the nation and that includes the state of california. dry tomorrow. partly cloudy to mainly sunny warm down south, high of 81 los angeles, 89 palm springs. here in the bay area, a mixed weather picture tomorrow. it will be relatively cool at the coast, fog will be present. highs upper 50s to around 60. inland and over the bay mild especially inland flows the east bay valleys, lows -- highs in the inland valleys in the low to middle 70s. so you can pick the region you like and the weather you like tomorrow. larry and ama? >> thank you spencer. still ahead on abc7 news at 4:00 claims of poison and sabotage. the murder mystery, how one of

the biggest dog shows. bill cosby's in he issage for his supporters following a par rash of sexual assault allegations. i'm 7 on your side's michael finney. is it legal for hotels and mow else to require a two-night minimum stay?

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toxicology tests under way to find out if a dog in prin's dog show was poise.ed. the owners of this irish certificate named jagger say three different poise were laced into chunks of meat that the dog ate. who would do such a thing in the 3-year-old dog collapsed and died friday 26 hours after leaving the show. there are accusations the prize pup may have been poisoned by a rival. jagger's death is called a heinous crime but does not believe another competitor was responsible. >> we can't and we won't think this was an act of another exhibiter. if we thought this we couldn't go on. and the last 30 years of breeding and showing beautiful dogs would have been a complete waste. >> sad. the toxicology report is due next week. >> just awful. new video out today from bill cosby. it's his first on-camera message

to fans since all the sexual assault allegations as the comedian looks to repair his reputation. abc news has the exclusive first look. here is more from los angeles. >> i'm gonna be in wheeling west virginia, capital music hall. >> reporter: in an audis play for fans, bill cosby releasing his first video message to the public promoting his upcoming comedy performance in wheeling west virginia. cosby appears dressed in silk pajamas, speaking on a rotary phone in a ten-second video. >> you know i'll be hilarious. can't wait. >> reporter: making no reference to the sexual assault claims against him. until now, 77-year-old cosby has remained largely silent with his lawyers issuing statements vehemently denying any wrong doing. the rising number of allegations is becoming increasingly ridiculous and completely illogical, adding when will it end? it is long pastime for this media vilification of mr. cosby

to stop. more than 20 women have come forward with allegations against cosby. his side has issued a number of denials. three of those women have filed a defamation lawsuit against him, which cosby is trying to have dismissed. the ten-second video also capped pie kospi's catchphrase. "dear fans, i hope you enjoy my wonderful video message that's filled with laughter, hey, hey hey, i'm far from finished." cosby has not been charged with a crime and has not come out to speak out the allegation and even with recent protests he will continue his national comedy tour. in los angeles show banny joe she, abc news. a former vatican employee reportedly has a rare letter written by michelangelo and is holding it for ransom. the letter was part of the vatican archives and official there is are just now confirming the theft some 20 years after it happened because a ransom demand was recently received. a newspaper in rome reports a

former vatican archives employee is asking for $108,000 to return that letter. the spokesman says the vatican refused to pay. a handwritten michelangelo letter is very rare because the artist usually dictated letters to assistants. time now for ask finney. 7 on your side's michael finney is answering questions facebook, twit and e-mail. comes from virginia p., asked via e-mail how does a person register a complaint with uber? i was charged 49.63 traveling from palo alto to san leandro. on my return trip, i was charged $152.08, about $100 increase? >> yeah called surge pricing. and they -- they say, uber says that's how they get more drivers to be out there on the street when more cars are needed. a lot of other people say it is a way to rip off consumers right when they need it they came under a lot of scrutiny and a lot of to halls recently when there was a shooting in a downtown area, i think it was in

germany and uber which is there, charged more to get people out of the area. so surge pricing is what they do. they are supposed to tell you three times before you book that, hey, you are gonna dealt caught up in this surge pricing. you can complain. if you think they didn't tell you at all or they didn't tell you the three times, they would want to know about it. you should go to the -- on your app itself go to support and there's a button there to report a problem. and that's what it is you ought to do and tell me if -- how they take care of it. i would like to know. >> joe asked via facebook hotels, motels and b & bs have a two-night minimum on weekends, is that legal? >> how many times to explain in america we don't much regulate things anymore. we used to. things like this, we absolutely do not. that is a business factor. here, we basically say if you're a business person you can set up any kind of practices you want and that's it as long as people know in advance. so they can't have you check in for one night and go oh by the way, you got to stay two. they got to tell you up front.

>> i bought an oven last year and had it replaced due to a faulty timer, now power cord is overheating. i want to make sure others know this product is faulty. what should i do? >> you are a good guy there i'm glad you're doing that. consumer products safety commission, you file your report there. it doesn't mean they are going to jump around a whole bunch of stuff is going to happen right now but it does pile up. by the way, i might end up looking into this later because if i see a couple of complaints come in we go back and start searching all the databases we can find. so, please do that really is helpful. >> thank you michael. up next, donors are already back home after that rare six-way kidney transplant last week. coming up, we will hear from the woman who got the whole thing started. i'm cheryl jennings in the abc7 newsroom, coming up new at 5:00 -- >> always the people, the tax pay they're pays. >> massive water rate hikes on the line for much of the pay area. why some say it is long overdue. plus the one person pablo sandoval says he misses from the giants. that's next when dan

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less than five days after a life-saving chain of kidney transplant surgeries nine of the 12 parents involved are recovering at home. >> zuli broussard is already at home, the patient who started the desire to donate and started the chain. abc7 news reporter katie mar zplul low has the story. >> the decision was really easy. it has always been bigger than me. >> reporter: >> uli prowse sard wanted to donate a kidney for years and recently started the bross is he is to help a friend of hers. that donation didn't work out but broussard was unwavering in her desire to help someone. >> and i just went on to give it to the next person to hopefully help with the quality of life and extend some life. >> reporter: of course she thought she was only helping one person. but the recipient of broussard's kidney had a relative who wanted to donate but was incompatible so they donated to a different stranger.

in the end there were six dopers helping six strangers. >> i don't know who mine went to still, but they have said -- one of the ladies said that her mom had been waiting for 11 years. 11 years for her kidney and she just got it. >> reporter: broussard is encouraging other people to donate. she says the quality of life doesn't change and to prove it, she maps to run her second marathon once she is fully recovered. >> i think everyone can do it. it's just a little inconvenient in the scheme of things. >> reporter: an inspirational and life-saving message from a woman who won't take credit. >> pretty amazing that i can do that and it is not really me i think it's god working through me. but it feels amazing. >> reporter: katie marzullo abc7 news. >> she is amazing. >> yeah. for sure. >> if you're inspired by broussard's generosity register to become a donor through the california transplant donor network. >> we have a link at

abc7news.com. >> thank you so much for joining us for abc7 news at 4. i'm i'm . the most advanced timepiece ever created. >> apple moves from your pocket to your wrist. will this hotly anticipated watch launch a new revolution in consumer dannets? plus -- >> what do we want? when do we want it? >> east bay students walk out of class and they get state lawmakers respond to their demands. also -- >> we are extremely concerned. >> a peninsula high school on edge and on alert. what's behind the death of a third student this school year? i'm abc7 news meteorologist sand ya patel. a switch in the pattern mean scattered showers for the bay area. let you know when coming up. with a built-in speaker and

microphone, you can receive calls on your watch. i have been wanting to do this since i was 5 years old. >> after a a lot of hope and hype, the apple watch is almost here. good evening, thanks for watching us, i'm cheryl jennings. >> i'm dan ashley. apple unveiled the first entirely new product in five years in san francisco today. preorders for the apple watch start april 10th. it will cost between $349 all the way up to, ready for this $10,000. no kidding. abc7 news reporter jonathan bloom was at this big event and he has the story now on the big new apple watch. >> good morning. >> reporter: apple ceo tim cook took the stage in the same theater where steve jobs unveiled the first ipad. >> apple watch is the most personal device we have ever created. >> reporter: sold in two sizes, three materials and a dizzying array of straps and bracelet apple built the new glass-top tables to show off the watches in stores. the nagging question of battery life? >> during a typical day you can expect 18 hours.

>> reporter: on price, it's complicated. >> the apple watch sport starts at only $349. >> reporter: this black 42-millimeter apple watch sport rings in at $399, one of the more affordable.options. others are priced into the five figures. >> limited quantities of the apple watch edition. it is priced from $10,000. >> reporter: the solid gold version is priced like a rolex but far less likely to become an heirloom. >> really hard to understand you know how to justify spending $10,000 on something that may be obsolete in six months. >> reporter: apple thinks any version will be priceless for alerts messages and, yes -- >> you can receive calls on your watch. i have been wanting to do this since i was 5 years old. >> reporter: there are apps for uber instagram checking the bus schedule. >> you can see like a nearby station so you can get information on the frequency. >> reporter: the developers of move it have help from apple like others still waiting for real users with