live from the kgotv broadcast center this is abc7 news. 3w4r5*7 >> for all intensive purposes i am a woman. >> the historic interview watched by millions. bruce jenner announced to the world he is transgender. >> we have live team coverage tonight. reaction from members of the transgender community. a local family speaks out about a similar struggle their 7-year-old daughter is going through. >> and the moment you didn't see during jenner's interview. good evening and thank you for joining us. i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. more on tonight's interview in a moment. right now a wet spring storm is moving in bringing much-needed rain. >> this is a live look from our exploratorium camera. sandhya patel is here with a look at live doppler 7hd. sandhya? >> ama and dan, it is great to see the rain. we'll look at where it is right now. steady rain is falling in the

north bay. there is a pretty good rain coming down and i am not surprised. san francisco toward half moon bay and tees -- east toward the oakland area there are light returns. right now moderate rain is falling around san francisco and california street and the marina district. as we look at a live picture right now from the kgo roof camera, this is what you will be dealing with in the overnight hours. i will be back to let you know if the streets will we main wet heading into the weekend. dan and ama. >> sandhya, thank you. you can see what is showing up on live doppler 7hd with the weather app. it is free on apple's app store or google play. we also have more information at abc7news.com/apps. >> and now to the interview. olympic athlete and reality star bruce jenner revealed in an exclusive interview with diane sawyer that jenner will

live from now on as a woman. >> we learned in a special you just watched that it will be jenner's last interview as bruce. >> it was an education for me and mostly positive feedback for dye -- diane sawyer and bruce jenner. i want to speak of pronouns and it is a sensitive topic. bruce jenner says he is a woman. but jenner did not give a new name and he doesn't mind if people use the pronounce he. the transgender people say that is her trying to make other people comfortable. they can relate to that and much more. bruce jenner says bruce has lived a lie his whole life. >> for all intensive purposes i am a woman. >> reporter: we gathered with the transgender community. teresa sparks says watching his story is like reliving his life. >> i transitioned in mid40s.

whether it is your mid40s rather than mid60s and the question is why not? why not? why didn't i have the nerve to do it 20 years earlier. >> reporter: carmen stuart who works with transgender youth is inspired. >> the reason i didn't want to tell people is because if i could skip past this part of life and live but it is not helping other people. it is not looking up to the older people who did it like bruce jenner and not able to come out. it max me proud to be out. >> they are transgender married and the parents of a 2-year-old. >> bruce jenner presented a complex human picture of one way to be transgender. i was glad they didn't present it as the only way to be transgender. i'm glad they said he has access to money that a lot of transgender people don't. >> for him it is what is on the inside and not on the outside. people on the media get fixated with the outside. >> tiffany wood said people

who haven't lived through this shouldn't play arm chair quarterback. >> this is not football on sunday. this is real life. this is real life for her and for us. it plays out every day and not just two hours. >> she hopes people can now let bruce go. >> he is still the american hero. there is nothing nobody can say or take away from him. like she said. that was me then and this is me now. then you are going to see me in the future. >> you won't be the tallest girl in the room. >> another interesting topic from the group in response to the issue of how could jenner be so masculine and an at let. people said easy many trans women have masculine jobs and lifestyles and many are in the military. >> very interesting. thank you, katie. in a moment, not seen during tonight's interview bruce jenner discusses what he wants people to remember about him. >> you are okay with who won the decathlon.

>> and then was true to himself. and that's the rest of the story. >> we posted exclusive content on our website abc7news.com. you can join the conversation on our facebook page. more than 600,000 tweets have been sent out about bruce jenner. kendal jenner says "so proud of you. my hero." lady gaga says "we have a chance to write this moment in history together. let's empower people like bruce by being loving and not mean." one viewer says she is emotional and inspired by the courage jenner shows. we are who we are. bravo. jenner struggled with identity for decades before making the choice to transition. others make the difficult decision at a younger age.

>> it was sad because all he got were legos. he was like, mom, what i really want is a dress. >> in seven minutes the often silent struggle transgender children endure and how an east bay mother and father are supporting their child's choice. >> stay tuned for that. did you try to get a cup of coffee at starbucks? maybe you got one for free and maybe you were sent away. a major computer glitch sent problems at starbucks stores nationwide. alan wang stopped off at the coffee shop. >> it shutdown early along with several other area stores. they just didn't have a way to accept debit cards or credit cards. if you didn't have cash you couldn't buy your coffee. you know how some people get. >> this is a grande half calf

one pump. >> caramel mac yaw dough with soy. >> they got serious after a computer glitch at every company operated starbucks in the u.s. in canada. >> i get upset because i need coffee every day. >> starbucks says it was not a hack. the outage was caused by a computer failure during a deally system refresh -- daily system retresh. many of them closed early. >> there is a lot of frustrated people trying to get coffee. especially those who don't have cash on them. >> but some customers without cash say they got free coffee at this starbucks at owens and 16th in san francisco. starbucks's other stores were affected. >> what does that say to you? >> that we are highly reliant on our communication systems. >> one of the only bright spots is the free wi-fi still

worked. alan wang abc7 news. >> the fatal police shooting of a man brought outdoesens of protesters tonight. >> abc7 news was in the mission district as they demonstrated. lopez was shot to death on february 26th after he pulled a knife in a dispute over a bike. police reported he wouldn't drop his knife. the family said that's not true and an independent autopsy shows he was shot in the back. guy six bullets fired from behind while he was unarmed and running away for his life. this is why we have tears tonight. >> tonight the city attorney said the early investigation shows this was an appropriate use of force. the official autopsy is still underway. an attorney for the family filed a lawsuit against police this week. as you have seen here

tonight bruce jenner struggled with his identity since childhood. tonight a story every parent should see. ama has the story of a local child who is struggling with the same feelings. and the family that is supporting her every step of the way. >> and the consumer reports cast of the apple watch doesn't live up to the hype. >> and prom night for patients. how a local hospital made sure these kids didn't miss a thing. >> abc7 fus

as you've heard tonight 65-year-old olympian bruce jenner revealed he is transgender.

jenner told diane sawyer his struggle began at an early age. not everyone is waiting until they grow up. tonight we introduce you to an east bay family facing a similar struggle with their youngest child. scarlet is like most 7-year-old girls. >> we will have to do this later. >> less than thrilled to be doing homework before dinner. but scarlet is also different from most little girls. that's because scarlet was born ezra, by logically male. she is a growing number of transgender children in the bay area. >> when did you first realize that maybe scarlet was having some gender issues? >> when she was 18 months. we would send her off to preschool dressed as a boy and she would come home dressed like a girl. it happened for three months. we thought maybe she was getting muddy or painting with paints and that's all they had was the extra girls's clothes. >> and so began this berkeley family's exploration of gender identity and exploration.

>> that christmas ezra was really sad because all he got were legos. he's like, mom, what i really want is a dress. >> it wasn't long before this family realized that while ezra may be anna tom americaly male she was actually fee pale inside. >> before kindergarten she said mom i'm really a girl. >> ever since scarlet has been living as a girl. >> between two years and now seven years it has been a five-year process of really learning. it has not been necessarily a smooth path. we have therapists and others to help us. it has not been easy. there's been a lot of crying and growing as a family. >> one group this family reached out to was emeryville-based gender spectrum. >> we basically do a lot of direct support to families and caregivers. we do a lot of education and training work with schools. >> a growing number of schools

including scarlet's are acknowledging that some kids are not the same on the inside they present on the outside. research shows children who are forced to conform to gender stereo types are five times more likely to be depressed and four times as likely to attempt suicide or use drugs and twice as likely to contract hiv. >> gender is a unique thing to each person that unfortunately in our system it has been put into the boxes of male and female and boy and girl. on an increasing level it doesn't work for a lot of people. >> no one knows how much people struggle with their gender. but the number of schools looking for help is growing. while schools learn how to meet the needs of transgender children, many families are learning too. >> it is fluid and on going. it is not something you can -- you are on a path that you can't change your mind.

>> in the future that conversation could include hormone therapy and possibly even surgery. >> i think we are definitely headed in that direction. >> are you hoping he changes her mind at some point. >> we want what she wants. >> it doesn't make sense to wish this child you love is different than she is. >> this summer sandra collins is launching the first summer camp in the nation to provide scarlet and others like her with a safe space to explore their gender identity and expression. to find out more we have posted a link on our website abc7news.com. well, more than 200 teenagers in the hospital enjoyed a special celebration tonight. abc7 news was of the new ucsf medical center for the annual prom for patients. this is just like a traditional prom and the chance for teens from the ucsf

hospital in san francisco to get away from their hospital rooms for a night and just have fun with their friends of the. >> i don't know the words. it is really fun and really exciting and energetic. >> and before the dance the teenagers got to meet members of the tort -- 49er. >> have i been to one of those and it is fun. >> it is already starting to rain out there. let's look at video from a short time ago on market street in san francisco. >> and we are hearing there is a steady rain in oakland. sandhya patel is here with more. sandhya, this is exactly what we need. >> exactly what we've been waiting for all winter long. as we look at live doppler 7hd , i am getting reports on twitter of rain from windsor and all the way into san francisco and out toward the oakland area and even down to sunnyvale. let me take you in closer. light to moderate rain falling across parts of san francisco and the bay view district. as we head toward the east bay, a pretty good downpour

from oakland to piedmont. skyline boulevard as we take you down to the street level the yellows and the oranges showing the heavier returns. it is steady rain from heelsburg down to santa rosa and san rafael. we will continue to see the intensity of the rain picking up. san jose seeing light returns. in the sierra nevada chain controls where it is snowing. and we have snow chain controls on 88 as well. temperatures at this hour are all in the 50s except for mountain view at 61 degrees. don't adjust your screen. it is not a fuzzy view because it is out of focus. it is the rain drops from our exploratorium camera. showers through the early morning hours and par sal clearing through midday and we are looking at sunny and warmer weather on sunday. look at the pacific satellite picture. here is the cold front that is coming in and bringing us the wet weather. it sweeps through overnight tonight and we will start to see things moving on out very early on.

here is a computer animation. steady rain with the the cold front,. 1:00 a.m. it is pushing out of the north bay, but it is still pretty wet across other parts of the bay area. by tomorrow at 5:00 it is mainly down in the south bay and out of here before many of you wake up. and then we will go with partial clearing for the afternoon hours. if you have early morning plans you will need the umbrellas. rainfall totals looking at a 10th to a third of an inch. you can't rule out up to half an inch in isolated spots especially along the coast or over the hills. speaking of until 5:00 tomorrow evening above 5500 feet some of the higher elevations could pick up a foot of a snow. the temperatures first thing in the morning are starting out mainly in the 50s. like i said if you have early plans make sure you have the umbrella with you. for the afternoon you will need the the shades as well. 60 degrees in san francisco. 67 santa rosa.

65 oakland and san jose 66 67 in livermore. if are you going to the a's game at o-dot-co coliseum, don't worry about the rain gear. take a jacket with you. accu-weather seven-day forecast, second half of the weekend is warmer. low 60s to mid70s and warming it up for the start of the workweek and then we will keep you into the 80s for the warmest spot most of the workweek ama and

tonight we are getting our first look at the consumer reports review of the apple watch. >> testers found the sport model's harden outside held up to a nail and the crystal screen was better. >> they both survived sitting under water for 30 minutes in

a pressurize tank. >> durability is important to a smart watch. you can protect a smartphone with a case, but a smart watch is on your wrist where it is exposed to the elements and it is gonna get banged up. >> consumer reports is still testing the usability and the heart rate monitor. those results will be released later this month. now on to sports. lots to talk about. >> my heart rate is just now calmed down from last night's game. >> josh reddick with a chance to win it in the 10th. at subway, a great meal starts with a great sandwich on the new "simple 6 menu." with six of our best six-inch subs, like the tender turkey breast plus any bag of chips and a 21-ounce drink for just $6 every day.

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surprise. he made his first start at coors field and that's where pitchers go to die. anybody want cotton candy? ama wants some. thought you were cutting out the sugar. maxwell continues to deliver for the giants. here it comes and there it goes. a two-run homer off butler. that's usually enough a solo smack in the third. back to the kids. wait until the crash. rockies score three more in the 6th. raphael doubles down the line. 6-4 rocks and an early exit in the eighth after arguing the strike 3 call on brandon crawford there. the giants three-game win streak is over. 6-4 rockies. a's and astros and one guy in a penguin suit which actually worked out because it started raining. sky cast if you were in dallas. 19 straight a's at one point.

score less until the 10th. bottom half of the 10th and a two-out triple. trying to score and end this game right now and he's out. it stays tied at two. two-run single and the astros put a five-spot up there and despite the homer they hold on to win it 5-4 in 11. the nba playing the role of captain obvious admitted that steph curry was fouled on his miracle three last night that lead to the warriors' over time win. steph was crushed by anthony davis should have been a four-point play opportunity. 123-119. they have a 3-0 series lead and they can close out the pellicans tomorrow night. he had his eyes closed on the release. about the tag team take down in the corner?

>> have you been tackled that hard? >> that's why i quit football when i was 9. >> we need to start off better than we did last night. we got it back on our side. it is a huge opportunity for us to get a sweep and finish off the job. >> we'll see if they finish off the job. can you imagine they are emotionally devastated. there is a good chance the warriors sweep. mike shumann is with the team and he'll report from the smoothy king center. >> abc7 news continues on line twitter, facebook and all of our mobile devices. our next

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