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>> a woman jogging on a popular east bay trail was ambushed and sexually assaulted. it is the fourth attack in three years. >> so tonight police are looking for a violent sexual predator. good evening. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. it happened around the arroyo trail in livermore in broad daylight. >>al wren wong is live in -- alan wang is live in livermore with the latest. alan? >> ama and dan it hpped along this trail that sees a lot of traffic from employees at the lawrence livermore national labs about five minutes away. what is alarming is it happened during a very busy time of day. it was around this time yesterday just before 6:00 p.m. when a scruffy looking man ambushed and sexually assaulted a jogger. it happened on the arroyo trail. >> the suspect came at her from behind and was able to grab her. >> i i am really disturbed this happened in broad daylight at a time frame when

a lot of people are on the trail. >> there were no witnesses to the attack. today investigators searched for more evidence on the trail lined with homes. it is the fourth sexual assault on the same trail in three years. >> we can't rule out they are all connected and we don't have a common denominator to connect them all other than the location. >> i we should feel free and safe to go for a jog with our -- listening to our music without being raped. >> we tell our daughter to make sure you look behind all the time and know if somebody is coming. if you have music in your ears you are not going to hear it. >> the suspect is described as a white male in his mid30s about 5-10 to 6 feet tall weighing 180 to 190 pounds. he is unshaven with dark eyebrows and wearing a dark hooded long sleeved sweatshirt and dark colored baggie sweat pants. alan wang abc7 news. >> the attorney for a young man accused of stabbing a boy

to death says his client's family repeatedly tried to get him psychological help. 18-year-old william shultz had his first appearance in a martinez courtroom. he admitted to killing 9-year-old jordan in discovery bay. the victim was the younger brother of shultz's best friend. an attorney tells the bay area news group they were unaware of any possible mental health issues when they invited shultz to sleep over the night of the murder. shots feared at police two arrested and a massive man hunt going on for a third. it all started in fremont but the chase stretched across the bay to menlo park and east palo alto. tiffany wilson is live in menlo park to fight with the late details. >> dan, the major search efforts have wrapped up, but the crime spree kept officers busy for hours and it all started at 5:00 in fremont. police say three suspects fired shots during a home invasion robbery along fremont boulevard. neighbors describe the get

away car and it was quickly picked up by officers who chased the suspect across the dunbar ton bridge. 5:30, menlo park. they ditched the car and started running. one suspect turned around and fired. >> no officers shot back and there were no injuries to officers. >> however one bullet hit a police cruiser. officers show the scene as officers pursued the suspects through the neighborhood. >> at this point there are two suspects in custody. >> menlo park police recovered two weapons. then they set up a perimeter near facebook's campus hoping to locate the third man. locals out for an evening walk were taken by surprise. 8:00 p.m., east palo alto. sky 7 was overhead as officers entered a home on purdue avenue looking for the third suspect. tactile vehicles and heavily armed police lined the streets. the house has been vacant for years and no one was inside.

at this hour the third suspect remains at large. tiffany wilson abc7 news. new details, san francisco police made an arrest of a muni passenger with injuries. police also released this peck tour of the -- peck tour of the gun used in a shooting. they made the arrest after viewing muni surveillance video. quick police work reunited a distraught father with his baby after someone hijacked a car with the girl inside. her father was parked in the tenderloin when someone kicked his car. he dwot out of the car and another man jumped in and sped away. an officer spotted the scion minutes later and arrested the suspect. it is mostly peaceful in baltimore just days after protests turned violent. a fight broke out shortly before the 10:00 p.m. curfew. isit was quickly broken up. by 10:30 only a few

protesters remained. officers are still on scene. the protests are in reaction to the death of freddie gray. they say a prisoner sharing the transport van with gray could hear gray banging against the walls of the vehicle and he believed gray was trying to hurt himself. the two were separated by a partition though and it is not clear if any evidence actually backs up the prisoner's story. dramatic video of the disaster in nepal we want to show you. it shows the moment of the 7.8 earthquake struck on saturday from a surveillance camera in kathmandu. you can see the area bustling with people and cars and then as the shaking gets worse watch the right side of your screen, a building crashes into the street. it missed a man pushing a cart by an inch. he survived. the death toll in nepal is now more than 5100 people. so many people want to support the relief and the recovery efforts in nepal, find out how you can help through the give where you live effort at

abc7news.com. an ipad app problem lead to the delay of 70 american airlines flights. an app they rely on for mapping routes crashed causing quite the inconvenience for passengers. katie is live at sfo to explain what happened. katie? >> ama, back in the good old days pilots carried around the actual maps and other paperwork. it was stuff like this. american airlines have upgraded to the ipad which is more modern and less reliable. a map app crashed the ipad. it means dozens of flights could not take off. >> they wanted to make sure they had the correct information. there were delays and inconveniences, but not a threat or a problem as far as the flight safety. >> it is supposed to make things more convenient. the pilots can get updated maps more easily and the technology literally lightens their load.

>> obviously the ipad is light. >> american airlines has been using ipads for two years. some didn't know that but are not surprised. >> having to rely on an ipad which is where the future is going anyway, it is always going to be scary. we are con -- constantly needing to evolve. >> it is more user friendly and efficient in someways. >> they say there has to be some kind of back up. >> whether it is one set of charts on the aircraft or some other way they can tie in through a wi-fi system anyway they can get the information should their system go down. >> it is estimated that 10,000 ipads are crntly being -- currently being used in planes. abc7 news. >> all right. we now know the warriors will face the memphis grizzlies in the second round of the nba playoffs starting this sunday at oracle arena. live coverage starts at noon here on abc7 followed by

abc7's after the game. we have complete warriors coverage at abc7news.com abc7news.com/warriors. parents ripped off after they say a photographer did not provide the pictures they paid for. >> michael finney is here with that story. >> team photos for kids can be pricey. i went looking for the photographer they say left them empty handed. what i found coming up. >> plus, pricey dinners paired with pot? a local underground movement that has the culinary world buzzing. >> and say so long to double chins. the new drug that promises to improve the way you look without surgery. >> i am sandhya patel. a warm pattern is setting up. i'll tell you who will feel

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offshore. firefighterses tried to save her, but shooy suffered severe bites along her torso and lost an arm in the attack. a san francisco group is using a different kind of herb in a new underground dining experience. the group called luck pot has dinners in fused c cannibus and professionally enrolled joints. some bay area chefs say it is sure to be a growing trend while others say it is not their taste. marijuana advocates say it is totally legal. >> under california law with doctors recommendations it is legal for them. >> i think i can handle the wine if i can handle the pot put it this way. >> many experts expect recreational marijuana to be legalized in california next year. >> team photos for youth leagues make memories, but they also take big bucks. >> they sure do. in a vacaville -- when a vacaville team paid for

pictures and did not get them they contacted michael penny. >> michael? >> these parents are ticked off, let me tell you. and rightfully so. they paid for something they did not get. the vacaville junior falcons are getting a good workout. this year they did great. three out of the four falcon teams made it into the playoffs. off the field the team is on a major losing streak. >> we had a photographer come out and take some pictures and cashed all of our checks and took our money and didn't produce pictures. >> how much money? no one here knows exactly, but with more than 100 football players and cheerleaders involved it is estimated $3500 to $4,000 was paid in full last september. >> did any of you guys get peck tours? no photographs?

>> no. >> do you know anybody who got the photograph? >> no. >> who is the photographer? >> he is i jones with true photo imaging. >> they called and complained to clyde himself and then to answering machines and then to the authorities. but still no photographs. >> no response. back in november when i contacted him he acted like he was working to get the pictures produced and then two weeks later he stopped texting and calling expe mailing and i haven't heard from him since. >> that's why they complained to me. >> is this who we are talking about? >> yes. >> that's him? >> yes. >> everybody is sure that's him. >> yes. >> 7 on your side reached out to clyde sending e-mails and letters and placing phone calls. no response. now i'm in fairfield searching for clyde at his last known address, this home.

no one answer the doors and they say clyde hasn't been seen for months. so i head downtown. the true photo imaging website lists its business address at 821 west texas street in fairfield. >> there is not an 821 west texas. >> that's darla larkin. >> where are you now? >> 821 texas street. >> we were on west texas and we noticed it changed. >> and now are you at 821 texas. >> so there is not an 821 west texas? >> no. >> the address on the trufoto website doesn't even exist which brings us back to the falcons and their frustration. >> what do you want? >> i want him to be stopped. he is still doing this to people. >> it is not right that somebody promotes a business and doesn't deliver a product. that's the bottom line.

>> i will keep working on it. if clyde took your photo and you didn't get the pictures or if you know where i can find clyde contact me at abc7news.com. >> thank you michael. unveiling the secret world behind the world's most barbaric terror group. this film maker went to the front lines and risked his life to show the threat of isis. see why women fighting against isis have the upper hand. we take you inside isis tomorrow at 11:00 on abc7 news. that is a powerful report. >> tune in for that. now let's turn to the weather. we will see big increases in our temperatures. right now i want to show uh time lapse. sun down at 7:58 tonight. here is a pretty good indication that we are in for a big warm up tomorrow. there is no fog to speak of. there is just a little haze this evening. as we look at what's ahead there will be a lot more haze

tomorrow as the air quality will deteriorate. moderate air for the valley as the heat continues on friday. everyone will see moderate air quality. by the weekend a nice improvement. as we look at live doppler 7hd there is no clouds and no fog to speak of, and the temperatures are quite comfortable. most of you are in the 50s and 60s except for half moon bay has dropped to 45 degrees. here is the view from our camera in san francisco. hot inland the next few days. coastal cooling begins on friday and it will be cooler in all areas this upcoming weekend. if you are not a big fan of the heat no pun intended, you have cooler days coming. a warm pattern for the time being. high pressure is expanding and it will allow the temperatures to rise tomorrow. you'll notice it when it is up to the low 90s inland. coastline in the 70s. lots of sunshine and the numbers will remain in the 90s for your friday. it stays hot inland but not

near the coast. there is enough of a breeze that the temperatures will start to fall at the beaches. the cooler air makes its way into the inland valleys as well. the fog will be coming in from the south and working its way up along the coastline. you know the southerly surge and what it does to the temperatures. most of you are starting out quite comfortable. you don't need to worry about a jacket or sweater. 40s and 50s and our coolest spot is half moon bay at 43 degrees. it will be clear tomorrow morning. tomorrow afternoon don't forget the sunscreen. hot in the south bay. upper 80s to low 90s morgan hill, gilroy. 87 san jose. santa cruz 82 degrees. on the peninsula, same thing. 86 in red wad city. redwood city. if you like it warm, up to the low 70s. 72 in sunset district. nothing but beach weather. stinson beach 72. up to 90 in calistoga.

east bay communities, you will feel the warmth as well, 84 in hayward and 83 oakland. inland spots, on the hot side well above average for this time of year. 91 in livermore and 88 in san ramon. the accu-weather seven-day forecast heat holds on friday inland. not so much at the coast. and then the cooler weather is felt everywhere as we hit the weekend. the temperatures are back closer to average. you will still be able to get your outdoor activities in with pleasant weather ama and

well the secret is out for good. the founders of san francisco-based anonymous sharing app secret abruptly shutdown the app and announced they will return the millions of dollars recently raised from investors. some say the app encouraged gossip and bullying. in a blog the ceo wrote secret does not represent the vision i had when starting the company, so i believe it is the right decision for myself our investors and our team. >> the food and drug administration promised a drug to get rid of a double chin without surgery. it is an injectable substance that dissolves fat under the

chin. it destroys the membrane causing it to burst and be reabsorbed. it is expected to be commercially available in june. >> hoping it works elsewhere. >> i know. i was thinking a little here, a little there. >> we have mike shumann with sports. >> it is official. the warriors finally have an opponent for the western conference semifinals. sunday game one of the semis here on

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as for sweeping the pellicans the warriors waited for their second round opponent. the grizzlies point guard was recovering from facial fractures. big dunk and the lead for memphis. 16 of his career high come in the third. the griz go on a run and a fade away and bring on memphis 99-93. it is the grizzlies and the warriors sunday at oracle and

the coverage starts at noon with a 12:30 tipoff here on abc7. stay tuned following the contest for after the game with larry beil and yours truly. ryan vogel song rocked in l.a. adrian gonzalez and see ya. fans in the right field bleachers collecting homerun balls. 4-run l.a. and jimmy rawlins and you know where it is going. 5-1 dodgers and finally good news in the top of the fourth. brandon crawford team leading fourth homerun of the year. it made it 6-3. the dodgers go on to win it 7-3 7-3a's hosting l.a. 2-0 l.a. in in the third. into left center his fifth of the year. angels score 3.

they go on to win it. the 49ers were at volunteer mini camp. the timing is a big strange. drawing the most interest was bowman. coping off that knee injury he needs his leadership. navarro is just glad to be back. >> the reps wasn't limited too much. they allowed me to go out and do what i could. my knee is feeling great. >> ben martin on the tee and staring it down. it will be the first since 2006. number two jordan spieth both victorias today. we have been wanting this fight for years. it should be quite a battle it. may weather undefeated.

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we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama dates. i'm ama daetz. coming up, actor bill we got a problem with these

things specially if you're tatted up. any of you got the full sleeves tattoos on your arms. this apple watch may be being outwitted by the ink on your arm. according to the i more news app, solid and dark ink can interfere with the watch's heart rate sensors creating inconsistent readings or complete crashes. no comment yet from apple about this or a possible fix. experts say be sure to test out the watch on your own wrist before you buy it. always some little glitch. how can you test for it? >> mama says don't get tattoos. she knew that would happen. >> mama was not thinking about apple watches. >> mama said there would be days like these. >> move on, please. now to orlando. my great state of florida, my home state. >> what is it? >> daredevil nik wallenda at it again. >> he's usually on a tight rope but yesterday he was taken to the top of a massive ferris

wheel where he walked about 100 feet. that's not so bad along -- it's a six-inch wide rim. not a big deal for him. he can handle that. no problem. he wasn't wearing any safety equipment. that's what he does. >> there was wind, a bit of gusting but he completed the walk in a few minutes and asked if it was easy. he said nothing's easy when you're 400 feet up in the air. that was not easy. >> he always makes me nervous but he gets it done. >> coming up in the mix," women in the maternity ward confronted with questions not from their doctors but from a game show host. >> the rowdy party in a college town. the president of the school joining the students. his controversial remarks and the outrage. >> the mother seen worldwide giving discipline to her son for joining the baltimore protests. what both of them have to say about their actions and their sudden fame. >> and remember to check us out behind the scene pictures available on instagram abcwnn. you're watching "world news now."