command center and from what i'm hearing from witnesses, this area on cornerthe corner is where the ambulance took someone away shortly after it happened. let's go to video that was shot earlier of what we believe was a young man that was detained from the area. police have not arrested him yet, but we believe he was being detained so they could bring other witnesses by to either identify him or they could question him a little longer. but right now the school is still locked down, and an active crime scene going on right here on this corner across the street from el cerito high school. i'm going to introduce you to mother who is waiting out here for her child. my name is ro sheet a. >> about 2: -- she said about 2:45 shots were fired.

>> i got here probably 20 to 30 minutes. after that saw the ambulance on the corner going away. connected her again. she said the students were still on lockdown nobody could get in. >>. pretty scary moment for you. >> yeah, pretty scary daughters. i have pretty school market over this. >> anything like this ever happen before? >> not to my knowledge. this was normally a pretty good school. they enjoyed their time here so this was all new to me. >> lashita cannon still waiting for her kids to come out school still on lockdown. the school giving her directions to go wait with the other parents. as i mentioned, active crime scene out here.

one person shot. we know that it is not a we'll let you know what's happening. back to more. our reporting always considers on trif high school after a dead body was found in an outdoor swimming pool. now investigators are trying to determine how the body ended up at piedmont hill high school. reporter chris wren is live at east bay with more. chris? >> reporter: students and staff found the body during morning p.e. classes. they were taking a tarp off of a pool. now the questions are, was this suspicious? is this intentional? well investigators have been here throughout the day gathering evidence, trying to piece together what exactly.

>> the heard the police cars and ambulance coming through. >> a terrible discovery made by the teacher and students. >> as they were taking off the cover, a body was found in the deep end of the diving pool. >> police responded just before 9:00 this morning. the superintendent tells abc 7 news that the pool was locked in after night for the puzzle. a look from sky 7 hd shows the scene ploe. urban search and rescue eye he elaborate. they're trying to find out if this was intentional. they've since turned this video over to police for processing.

>> he was turning to credit tolg. this would be a santa but victim leader have confirmed it was not a student or staff member, bringing some but very little relief through this. students were sent home earlier today, but government have brought you confidence. two dozen members of the notorious gang have been indicted following a major advertised graftup. it culminated with the arrests of these infused bang. they're responsible for gun smuggling, drug trafficking and carrying out hits that were

spoij. six gang members are still being sought by authorities, and david louie has been following this story all day long. he'll have a live report on abc 7 news at 6:00. a san francisco judge says an of getting a predator out of the neighborhood. charles was placed in another home in january. he claims they weren't notified about the move. >> today a judge ab clue. that hearing is scheduled for tuesday. wine makers and community leerlds in the vap a va he will. they're trying to head off a plan to nld a vegas style inland casino right in your nair.

from downtown. there have been no formal discussions between the tribe and the county, and many here hope it stays that way. >> this is what napa valley to look at when they call it. they're all banding together to send a message. the tribal casino didn't. i'm continually concerned about protecting our agriculture. at the end of the day, it's still agriculture, it's fill farming. >> the bitners received a gift in the form of a gift card. they were told to view

supermarkets in three countries, er er. they carried -- >> napa county supervisor insists it not about trying to preserve an. >> i think that's a conversation the people want to have, but it would be down in an environment where everyone understands we have to have the same goals. >> the tribal leader told us any plans to build a casino on the north he would be willing to put out $100,000 to head off the effort. >> now i did speak with a tribal administrator. their tribal council is meeting in lake fort this afternoon. we're expecting a statement from him about this issue at any

time. in napa, laura anthony, abc 7. it was the nora virus that led to the death of a resident of antioch retirement home. 40 residents of the quale lodge parent home is setting that trip. an east. they a diktd to the highly contagious. >> if you drive the bay bridge recently, you've noticed a change. the eastern bay is coming apart geese by piece, and now we're getting details on how the whole thing might be gone and why it's so

so. birds that don't want to leave the bridge, stuff like that. generally what we have, though, is history going in slow motion, but how often do we need. that disappearing act also known as the bay section, cantlever section. how many times in your life are you going to treat. it's all for the purpose of documenting he's free with his camera. >> they get guys doing ballet. what more do you want? >> like what we saw this afternoon. killing a bridged gap that

widen. it's all part of a billion-dollar project since. next year we'll link treasure island to part of the east bay. part of it was blocked today. it also allows a pedestrian to go to the west side which allowed allowed them. there was a flock of korematsu ran still resting underneath the olympic spad they may not see any reason to leave, but it's comfortable for them. >> in the meantime down goes the bridge in an order. for frank wentti and mz like him, that means that sprlt.

they'll look at your pictures. tm fm. bay bridge abc 7 news. well yelp is under fire. >> the good comments are not around and the bad comments continue to remain. >> a san francisco woman targets yelp in a different way. how she has caused the company to lose a whole lot of money. also ahead the government unveils the safety rules for fracking. we'll talk to the government about what it more in washington. turning tax time into cash time. 7:0 on on

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an amateur film producer in san francisco has caught the attention of wall street after posting a trailer for a documentary about yelp on psychicstartkick starter shares that they shut down for about half an hour following a four-minute slide yesterday. tiffany has the details. tiffany? >> reporter: in a documentary a business owner says their reviews are negatively rated if they fail to pay yelp for advertising. now they're questioning the integrity of the site. how true were those pressed reviewed? >> i want the business owners to have a voice because right now they don't, and i want them to feel some sort of vindication for what they have gone through. >> she post the a two-minute trailer on line earlier this

week. >> it is a raktcket what they do. they forcibly make you pay for their services or you get more negative reviews and it negatively affects your business. >> reporter: michael finney has reported on similar allegations of yelp for years. he feels outdated and even fake yelp reviews hurt his business so badly he changed the name of his company, hoping to wipe the slate clean. >> it would have been cheaper to pay yelp. for me i felt it was an extortion. >> yelp's stock closed down yesterday and today and some attributed the drop to the allegations. yelp responded with this statement. the director has a conflict of interest as she has a history of trying to mislead people on yelp. there are no claims on what they're trying to highlight investigated by government regulators, including the ftc,

and disproven by academic study. >> if they have nothing to hide, then they shouldn't worry about what comes out in the documentary. >> the kick starter campaign has raised more than $20,000. if she reaches her $26,000 goal she plans to release the bully on yelp this fall. today the obama administration issued new fracking restrictions on federal lands. the new regulations affect well construction and the storage of liquid waste to protect the water supply. fracking pumps liquids into the ground at high pressure to extract oil and gas. an environmental group found that wastewater from fracking in california is highly contaminated with arsenic. governor jerry brown supports fracking but also tighter regulations. >> california has the toughest regulations on oil drilling and oil regulation. we are continuing our california studies. the big thing is to reduce our

use of petroleum. >> california is the only state that requires drilling companies to test their wastewater for chemicals. the petroleum industry plans to sue to block the new regulations. we are heading into the final few weeks of tax season. if you have not filed yet there are still ways to get more of your money back. consumer reports is partnering exclusively with 7 on your side's michael finney. we'll explain how. >> cash for parents are working long hours these days on tax returns, and they see a lot of mistakes. cpa al rosen says one of the most common errors includes filing an extension. >> the extension gives you time to file your return but the tax dollars are due. >> they say another big mistake not filing at all because you can't afford to pay your entire bill on tax day. >> no matter what, you have to file your tax return. usually you can set up an

installment plan with the internal revenue service and avoid a stiff penalty, but you're still going to have to pay interest. >> you can find the forms are on irs.gov by typing installment into the search bar. >> another tax mistake not claiming everything you're allowed. for instance, they allow upgrades to your home. if you made them, be sure to include those. and here's something regarding your parents you may not know. >> if you pay more than 50% of your parents' living expenses you may be able to claim them as dependents when they come to live with you. assume a canceled check is no good. >> you're going to have to show a receipt of the amount you donated. >> and if you count meals, keep the credit card receipt, but note who attended and why. >> if you do make an error on

your tax return, all is not lost. you can immediately file an amended return to correct the mistake. we are headed into the weekend and spring has arrived. >> meteorologist sandy vitale joins us for the akccurate weather forecast. >> we have something for everybody this weekend. clouds, cooler weather here in the bay area. let's check out live doppler 7 hd. yes, it is the first day of spring and temperatures today dropped a good average. look at the cloud cover. you've seen some green on the sonoma county coast. this one is responsible for what you're seeing here. a lot of cloud cover looking towards mt. tam. 60 degrees san francisco, 63 oakland. san jose 67 half moon bay 67 degrees. speaking of san jose looking as

well. temperatures in the upper 60s cooling down in napa 61. beautiful view as we look back toward the golden gate prij. between sunday evening and monday morning and it's it turning warm late next week. we didn't get this in the wintertime, but perhaps in the spring. system number 1 may produce a few sprinkles. system number 2 sunday evening gives us a chance of some more rain. i do want to show you that system. so if you have early arrival, we'll possibly see light rain for monday's commute. it looks like we'll see measurable rain here in the bay area, and specifically by monday morning, we're looking at

almost .2 of an inch in san jose, less in san francisco, san jose 6 inches or less of rain. if you're headed to the sierra and you're coming back sunday monday morning. coming from 6,000 feet into early monday morning. tomorrow low 50s to low 60s. i wouldn't cancel your plans for maybe a sprinkle here and there. 73 morgan hill, gilroy 74 degrees. menlo park 62 pacifica. clouds will be stacked up and in the north bay pretty mild. 71 vallejo. inland spots, mid-70s. accuweather 7-day forecast. we go from a sprinkle saturday

to a chance of rain sunday . if you like the spring warm we'll have those 80s back in the forecast. >> we do have some much-needed rain coming up. not a lot, but smk. >> from sprinkling saturday to a fly in friday. >> that's how it goes. it's one extreme to the other. it's day 2 as dozens of dogs are rescued. their long trip across 9,000 miles. that story is next. then on world news at 5:30 -- >> coming up the last blast of winter on the first day of spring. snow for 40 million americans. red alerts in the south. thousands of flights delayed or canceled. rush hour road rage. the woman shot in the head calling 911 herself. and the jet-setting congressman, the new fbi investigation coming up tonight. then new at 6:00. get(a'g a grip. the northern california teen

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a new report says the best-selling weed killer likely causes cancer. they've found significant evidence that roundup can cause cancer in lab animals and limited evidence it can cause non-hodgkin's lymphoma and lung cancer in people. the journal of oncology didn't examine any new data and the findings are consistent with the southwest, european union and elsewhere. a lot of high school students on pins and needles right now because they're expected to get word at any moment whether they've been accepted into ucla. the university received a staggering 112,000 applications. that's the most in the country. the chances of a student getting in? not very good. ucla accepted only 18% of applicants last year, and only cal had a lower acceptance rate

in the uc system at 17%. dozens of dogs we told you about yesterday that were rescued from a south korean market where meat were sold was shipped to south bay area shelters today. they gathered in san francisco today to load the 76 dogs and puppies onto trucks you see there. all were rescued from a market where they were kept in cramped conditions. now the dogs are headed to four shelters where they will be evaluated and placed up for adoption. the dogs will be in quarantine for at least a week before they can be adopted. monday happens to be puppy day, and here on abc 7 we're launching a big event. we're getting into the spirit with photos sent in by many of you. thanks to lisa riley for this fun picture and lee savaro sent in this picture. you can send in a photo of your favorite pup. where is louie? >> i did do a photo of louie. love him love him. >> tweet or instagram them with

#puppieson7 and join us monday morning starting at 4:00 a.m. we'll be live streaming our puppy cam and tell you how you can possibly take one home. >> was that little one goaltending? >> i don't know if he was over the rim. coming up, out of this world. the lucky few who caught the

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coming up on abc 7 news at 6:00, a bizarre credit breach. a woman just wanting her own credit report end up getting information for hundreds of other people instead. how can that happen? and how does this happen? a crime down on punish. a victim tracks down her own stolen property and police say they can't do anything to get it back. the changing face of the tenderloin district. how the past is helping to change its future. all coming up in half an hour on abc 7 news at 6:00. final preparations are under

way for oakland's running festival. some 10,000 runners are expected. you can still sign up tomorrow at the oakland city center. the marathon begins and ends at lake merrich. it seems viewing a solar eclipse from the ground is so last century. >> check out this picture taken of today's eclipse in europe. you can see the earth's horizon and the moon centered on the sun. it was taken on board an easy jet plane from iceland. >> now we are flying into darkness. >> wow. the pilot was going from chicago to munich but took a little detour through iceland so passengers could watch eat flight attendants passed out special viewing glasses. check out the spectacular sights passengers saw outside their window. world news tonight is next.

>> thank you for inviting us into your home tonight. breaking news as we head into the weekend on the first day of spring. a deadly new blast of winter. treacherous roads. from the midatlantic up the east coast. 40 million americans in the storm's path. thousands of flights cancelled. rush hour road rage. a woman shot in the head by an angry driver. >> one suv run off the road and shot at her. >> tonight, the man hunt for the shooter. under investigation, the jet setting congressman with a downton abbey office. tonight, the fbi on the case. and the movie scene turned real-life disaster. caught on tape. and our persons of the week. the unbreakable football father/daughter team, flexing