add xfinity home for $29.95 a month and lock in your rate for 2 years. plus save up to 20% on your home owners insurance. call 1-800-xfinity today. live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. police in marin county are investigating after a bizarre crash, a carjacking and a3.1iu?f o = éjiq)q!dhg>r=dn /"qqrrnt$$uábñ'8/)rn8iw8a$c/óód5qwoó74dlñvszóe>ígómzç a good samaritan ending up in the role of victim. the event spread across marin county and ended in a major crash in a residential area. this morning, neighbors are talking about the frightening police activities and amy hollyfield has that story. there was a lot of activity in the quiet neighbor. they heard a crash. they hear police dogs barking.

they heard police officers yelling. and running through here with flashlights. >> 20-year-old stole a car from a woman trying to help him. they say he was involved in an accident in west marin county and the passenger. when a woman a good samaritan, stopped to help, police say she left her car running. >> driver stopped to see if they were okay. the passenger of the car got out and got if her car and drove it off and we ended up chasing that car. >> they chased the black toyota into the neighbor and he was going 100 miles per hour on center police department where the speed limit is 25 miles per hour. he crashed. it was 11 o'clock last night. >> i heard a crash. then sirens. >> police say he ran away and they had to bring in police dogs to search for him. >> he was right over there. i heard "put your hands up," the dogs were pacing. >> nina and her husband got home from the warriors game and they

were brought into the home by the police. >> they said go in the home please. we said okay." >> he was somewhere to their yard or ex door because they could hear the dogs but they did not look outside to see. >> we were not going to look. nothing like that. in case. though funny business. >> police found him in the backyard and arrested him. >> it was a weird circumstance. it led to this. i am glad everyone is okay. >> >> after the original scene police say the car the suspect was in was stolen too, and the driver ran away. he has been hide two but police caught up with him and arrested him in the last few minutes. thank you, amy. we are learningxmáu a police officer who was arrested in san

francisco last wednesday for buying drugs and possessing a weapon with a two-year-old in the car. we are bringing you more. >> the police officer kenneth white was supposed to appear in court. but now he will appear on thursday in court. he is accused of buying heroin and cocaine if san francisco last wednesday. he was buffed on -- busted on 7th and howard by officers after they received a tip from the police department of san pablo. he left his two-year-old daughter in the car during the drug transaction near a loaded gun. we helped today he face as total of six charms including child endangerment, possession of drews and possess of unregistered firearm the 32-year-old pled not guilty on friday. the attorney said he has "no comment," and the san francisco

district attorney said they will be prosecuting this case to the fullest extent. >> this is very concerning when you have a child you have drugs you have a gun, this is very serious. there will be cons for that type of behavior. >> white serves as a resource officer at helms middle school at the time of the drug arrest and he was on paid leave for an unrelated conduct issue. he currently is being held on $250,000 bail. in san francisco, for abc7 news. thank you. two dozen passengers are recovering from minor injuries after a plane skidded off the runway in japan. transportation officials say the asiana airplane was overshot the runway by the pilot after take off from south korea. passengers say it was a scary few minutes of a touch down.

he was coming in fast and we wanted to make sure everything was all right. everyone was shocked. including flight attendants but no one was badly injured. >> when the plane stopped it had done a 180. the investigators are trying to figure out if the many hit something. you will remember two years ago an asiana flight crashed approaching sfo killing three and injuring 200 others. >> we have new detail of the terrifying moments an airline employee fell asleep on the job and woke up in the sky trapped in the cargo hold of a plane. our reporter is joined from the newsroom with the bizarre detail. >> this happened on a plane leaving see at. the ramp agent co-workers noticed him missing and they called and texted but assumed he went home. what they did not know he nodded

off during luggage loading. >> can you hear panging coming from the billionly of the 737 airlines. a worker's cry for help rattled passengers sat in their seats unsure what was going on. >> we thought there was something wrong with the landing gear. >> he kept banging and banging and for a moment it was scary like nobody knew what on do or what was happening. >> an employee was the contractor and he was trapped in the cargo home of the airplane when he felt asleep on the job. he was part of a four-person team at seattle airport loading baggage. the aircraft took off en route to los angeles and the agent woke up in a panic. >> we have someone in the back agency compartment. >> united states marshal yelled into the ground we are turning around we are ready to land,

hold open to something. >> 14 minutes after take off the pilot made an emergency landing back in seattle. the worker emerged safely. how this happened is a big question mark. officials say the man passed a drug test. he was treated at a hospital and released. >> the oker's name is not released and we do not know if he will keep the job. he was in the front of the hold where pets usually go which is pressurized and temperature controlled. today east bay water official could declare a stage four drought emergency the highest level possible the average customer used 245 gallons of water a day. if it passes here is what would happen the lowest users would use 98 gallons of water or less a day would see a 17 percent increase to the bill. average customers will pay an extra 24 percent increase. the biggest water users using

1,500 gallons will pay fry more which includes excessive use penalties but not everyone is convinced this will work. if they have for pay more will it make a difference? >> in they have a lot of money. >> they will not send out water police, but, instead will make phone calls and send letters to those who routinely overindulge. >> in an hour a group will homed a rally near a campus after the young son of 38-year-old antonio guzman lopez was shot and killed by a university sergeant after charging atx a drive wall saw. the coroner determined lopez died of two gunshot wounds to the back and the familiar wants to put a step to police violence. >> san francisco residents are on the way to seem me to wally in supporting modifying controversial state law and the residents conditioned of

eviction under the will police act hopped on the because. the senator wants to close a loophole on the evictions in the city and the landlord said they have owned property for five years before they can evict. they want a controversial vaccine vote to be overturning the state personal mean exemption and only let kids atzd if they vaccinated against diseases like myselfs and whooping cough. >> san francisco school working to improve student new fromming is manning a special milestone and will serve the millionth school breakfast this week and a lucky student will discover a golden ticket. no word on what the big prize

will be. the san francisco unified school district has been woring for years to not only grab the school food but to make sure that kids are getting it. the superintendent said the new programs have actually made it easier to grab peck fast in the morning and get a second chance to eat at recess and even eat in choose. >> a mountain lion discovered hiding under a los angeles home yesterday is on the move the workers installing a home security system found him under the house and the big cat known as p-22 made headlines' and was already tagged. fish and wildlife fired an air gun and threw tennis balls and poke him with a pole but he would not budge. he wondered off and the wardens are trying to pick up a signal from the beacon on the big cat's collar. he is the latest celebrity. >>kh u5 >> still ahead, recollecting director personal information and your computer.

reasons why you should stay on top of your antivirus software. >> rita wilson's recovery. >> a look outside right now, look at the beautiful bay. meteorologist mike nicco is ahead with the f

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marking equal payday, date april 14, represent house far into the year women must work to earn what men earn last year doing the same job. in california women do better making 84 cents to every dollar. and the national partnership for women and families say the gender gap create as loss of $38 billion each year and that could have strength were the state economy. >> new information, from internet security teams showing a million new malware threats are introduced each day and they are -- the thieves are working hadder than companies to defend themselves because they are working full time. the criminals created 217 million new computer viruses up 40 percents#póy)kññgwéifo76yzoñ;;;;[w;çyzç year. >> actress rita wilson married to tom hanks is recovering from surgery after being diagnosed

with breast cancer. the 58-year-old revealed she had a mastectomy5xáñ for breast cancer. she said she is expected to maybe a full recovery and credits her doctor and getting a second opinion for detecting the cancer before it was too late and said she has been by her side through it>pc all. >> good morning ladies, good morning to you, a lot of sunshine around the next couple of days and it is chilled because of the cold front from yesterday and i have near record warmth coming up for the weekend in the seven-day forecast. >> also ahead i stream you scream, we all scream for. ice cream today. you know how that goes. we will tell you more about it. the sky is no limit for a west coast brewery with the story behind the space beer and why you better act quickly if you want to try

>> covering daly city, dublin, los gatos and all the bay area. some sweet news for anyone getting ready to hold out to lunch right now. you can get a free scoop of ice scream at ben & jerry's with the annual free cone to thank cuss -- customers for spreading peace, love and ice cream with a free scoop from 12:00 to 8:00 p.m. >> and google is honoring an important day in history, the cartoon of the wild west celebrating the 155th

anniversary of the pony express first delivered april 14, 1860 before e-mail, of course and the pony express was the fastest game in town running between sacramento and st. joseph's missouri and it took ten days to deliver. there is also a fund -- fun game. >> and the sound effects of the howling winds. >> necessariy night and a noisy morning. do not leave me without the sunscreen a powerful day of uv radiation. the winds show they are running at 21 in fairfield to 18 at half moon bay and they are not blowing on shore as much as they were earlier which is the transitional changes that we are going to see headed tonight into tomorrow with the offshore wind and the big time warming event. the winds scared away the clouds

and property if this bone dry air. check out the humidities, normally we are 50 percent to 70 percent and we are from 22 percent at hayward to 42 in napa to 58 in half moon bay. that is out there and we also have a lot of pollen in the air tree pollen is still dominating, cedar, june per and weed is slow and grass is moderate and mold is low and thankfully the pollution is low. a beautiful look at the shark tank near 87 and we use this as a backdrop to talk about a lotxsññ and freezey conditions. it could be called chilled sunshine. clear. calm. coolest tonight. that could linger into tomorrow. the warming then will take place on thursday and friday and possible record high temperatures. today's highs, mid-to-upper 60 in the south bay and 68 in san jose, and now gilroy and santa cruz at 71 the warmer spots. from 64 in millbrae to 6 in

redwood city and south to los altos at 68 degrees and we struggle into the upper 50s to nearly 60 in daly city and colma and 62 in downtown san francisco and money 60s through the north bay valley and calistoga could quebec out a 70 and bodega is 56 and the east bay shore is narrow at 64 to 66 and inland it is more of a range at 65 in san ramon and everyone else is in the upper 60s to nearly 70 in antioch. going to the game tonight, no jobe, it is going to be brisk with 57 at 7:15 dropping down to 53. it will be breezy. again. low-to-mid 40s and inland a few upper 30s and around bay, mid-60s to upper 40s and the cold front pressure the through and dropped measurable rain in the higher elevations 100 to 200 and today it brings us freezes and today is the cool of the day notice we are six to ten degrees warmer tomorrow and

another six degrees of warming on thursday and we could public nearly 90 on friday 80 around the bay and 70 at the coast and a slight slow moderation of temperatures occurring over the weekend with the coast being the coolest and the rest of us warmer-than-average with 70's and 80s but no rain. back to you. okay, san francisco giants back home tonight for another game against colorado. >> sounds like another windy one. this time yesterday the crowds packed at&t park for the opener. >> buster posey carried in three world series trophies during the festivities kicking off the first home stand of the season in style with a celebration for the 2014 world series challenges. >> you can see the highlight here with three mvp players on the scene and coming in riding

the horse and then they hoisted the flag. but that was the only highlight, because the rockies shut out the giants. first pitch tonight is 7:15. >> how are you celebrating the giants and the as? post them to social media with # whereyoulive. >> and a perfect tasting beverage while y

>> coming up at 4:00 first chipolte and now coffee, hillary clinton's road trip continues in the run nor the presidential nomination and we take you along for the tour in iowa and how the going competition is ramping up. >> pricey prescriptions at 5:00 "consumer reports" pans -- partnerses with fence -- "7 on your side" to reveal how to save money. >> and now blasted into history with beer. >> a brewing company is perfecting the first beer yeast that traveled through space called "ground control." get it? and it is an imperial stout beer. >> the company spent $80,000 to

send the yeast into space on two rockets just to say they could. >> the bill we are making will help regenerate the cost it but i know the experiences i have had are more than worth a lifetime of money. the beer is available and limited addition 22 ounce bottlesrcv california and $20 a pop. whoa. >> not the first to try out of this world beer, literally. japanese brewers craft add beer from barley with seeds sent to space back in 2009. >> does it age differently? >> we will find out. >> what does it does to the bubbles? >> it is good for bail,

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