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travel agent. live from the kgo-tv broadcast center. this is abc7 news. >> saw him yesterday on the ground. he was beating his chest because he didn't know what to do what to say. he was crying and like in shock. >> a family torn apart by a drunk driver. tonight a man accused of killing a mother and her baby daughter. good evening everyone. 35-year-old brian jones was arrested on suspicion of gross vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated. police say his blood alcohol level was nearly twice the legal limit when he crashed into a family party. a a -- abc7 news reporter has the ratest. surge quo? >> the family of the mother and child are devastated, and this community is trying to show their support. that is the growing memorial

for jody and ease spur -- esperanza. they were killed by a suspected it dui driver. this evening people recited the catholic rosary for the victims in this crash. 14-year-old jody morales and her mother, esperanza. they were in livermore to celebrate a first holy communion pour a -- for a family member. >> at saint michael's church. >> santiago hernandez was there when the corvette tore into the backyard where children and parents were celebrating. they were crushed by the car. this is 35-year-old brian jones posing with the new corvette in a facebook post from last year. police say he was likely speeding. >> i can tell you at the scene he did consent to a paz test and it was a .13 and a .14 on a plim their alcohol screening

device. >> he was charged with two counts of gross vehicular manslaughter and dui causing injury. police say he had been at the livermore wine country festival earlier in the day. jones has since been released on $350,000 bail but no one answered the door at his livermore home. friends of the victims are not happy he is already out. >> i don't understand because for less than this people go to jail for many years. this guy probably just because he has money or something. it is terriable. >> the family of jody and esperanza have raised money to help transport their bodies back to monterey county. abc7 news. new details on how dozens of passengers escaped from a burning tour bus in san francisco. cell phone video shows the scary scene. witnesses heard explosions coming from the bus engine and saw flames shooting several feet into the air.

a pizza shop owner ran out with a ladder and climbed up the side of the double decker bus to tell people on the upper level to evacuate. he said they had no idea what was going on. >> i have seen crazy things on the street since i have been here but i have never seen a tour bus catch fire. it was definitely a tiers. >> no one was hurt. abc7 news contacted big bus tours to ask about the con diecious and whether a -- condition and whether a safety inspection had within done. they had not responded as of news time. a series of earthquakes reported in the east bay. the largest was a 3.6. here is an intensity map to check out. it shows the areas that felt the quakes. the blue near vallejo indicates the areas that felt it the most. abc7 news reporter lilian kim tells us there was minor damage. >> a falling ceiling tile at the wal-mart is the extent of

the earthquake damage. there are no reports of broken glass. someone of a surprise to the seismic experts. he -- >> events of similar magnitude have a different type of shaking at the surface and possibly more damage. this one didn't. why exactly that is is not clear. >> the earthquake was originally recorded at a 4.0 magnitude. it struck just south of concord that was preceded by smaller ones. some felt the 3.6 quake more than others. >> it was a big shake. it woke me up. >> i was walking down and i said hold on. i said you feel something? >> the series of quakes occurred on a concord green valley fault. they estimate that the last large quake on the fault was anywhere from 200 to 500 years ago.

the concord green valley fault was also same fault where a similar sized earthquake occurred 15 years ago. that too had zero to minimal damage. >> the historical records one of the faults had certainly caused us less of a concern in the bay area. >> but people can expect aftershocks in the coming days and weeks. lilian kim, abc7 news. let's head now to our meteorologist with more on today's earthquake. drew? >> and katie just shortly after the main quake at 3:13 in the afternoon we had several aftershocks that are less in intensity, but giving a tell in the east bay. we have fog upstairs but in terms of aftershocks for the live doppler 7hd on the earthquake scale, the strongest is just one minute after the main quake 2.7 in magnitude. the most recent aftershock was at 6:54 p.m. with 2 pone 3 in

strength. it has been quite awhile so good news there. coming up, the new workweek brings changes and a chance of rain drops. katie? >> thank you. rough surf forced a cruiseship to dock in san diego. the waves in long beach made it too dangerous to dock there. so the imagination cruiseship docked in san diego instead. passengers scheduled to leave later in the day were bussed down in long beach. police in texas say they shot and killed two men who opened fire on a controversial event. it happened just outside dallas this afternoon. a group called american freedom defense initiative was holding a contest for cartoon depictions of the prophet mohamed. according to tradition, any physical depiction is highly offensive. police say they should and killed the two men when they started shooting at a security

guard. a week after a 9-year-old boy was killed in his home the giants honored the young baseball fan. a moment of silence was held before today's game at at&t park. an 18-year-old family friend is charged with stabbing the boy to death last sunday. jordy played for the angels in his pony league and his teammates attended the game. the giants presented his family with a jersey in his honor. new at 11:00 a north bay artist has been reunited with an expensive painting after an accidental art heist. the incident was caught by surveillance cameras last month. abc7 news aired this video on thursday. a couple came upon the large painting and a blank canvas outside an apartment, and they thought the items were for the taking. they were not. he made a public plea for the couple to return the items and they did after their friends saw the story on the news. >> i have done that kind of thing. seen a pile of junk and

thought, wow what an awesome lamp. nobody wants this? i'll take it. i know a lot of artists who make that are art out of found stuff. it is totally cool, and i wish them the best and i'm sorry for the inconvenience. >> he plans to sell the paint willing -- the painting for $5500. the golden state warriors picked up their fifth playoff win at oracle arena. if you weren't there you saw the game here on abc7. the final score was 101-806 over the memphis grizzlies. game two of the final round is tuesday fight at 7:30 back in oakland. they call it roracle arena for a reason. the fans reveled in a championship-like atmosphere today and why not? it has been 40 years since the doves won it all.

guy i was a part of that. i felt the pain. >> tell me about those days. guy today i feel happy. >> how old were you back then? >> three. >> fans are hoping for another sweep. shu will have highlights coming up in a few minutes in sports. we want to see the warriors' pride. we will be featuring the photos on air and at abc7news.com. use # dubs on 7 and we will find them. still to come on abc7 news at 11:00 women taking over in what used to be a mostly man's world. the bay area woman on homicide detail, and why she thinks more women should be on the case. and women in technology and how they are finding success. and later a joyride spirals for a student pilot. what he did and why he won't

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for decades women have been working their way through the ranks in the police department. there is still one department though where the numbers are low, homicide. ama daetz has one woman's story. >> reporter: watching tv you would think there is a woman homicide detective in every department in america. >> in your dreams. >> reporter: but just 15% of homicide detectives thaition wide are female. san francisco homicide inspector holly perra is one of them. there were just 20 women in the department when she joined the force in 1980. in 1998 she became the first female homicide detective in

the department's history. >> it was an interesting day because i just wanted to fit in. i just wanted to do my job but there was a lot of attention drawn to the fact that i was there. there are more than 300 women in the city's police department. but just two work in homicide. >> at one point we had six or seven, but they would come and go. >> she worked with a male partner most of her career. >> there would be people who seek him out because he is the male, and they just think he will get it done. >> she says many people reached out to her because she is a woman. >> they would seek me out if they needed the emotional support. >> one case in particular still haunts her. 24-year-old evelyn hernandez was eight months pregnant when she disappeared in 2002. >> she had a little boy as well that was 5 years old. she had gotten herself involved with a married man. >> hernandez's torso was

discovered floating in the bay a month later and the 5-year-old was never found. >> that case troubles me. >> she retired in twenty 12, but works -- 2012, but works part-time on cold cases. young was found sexually strangled and assaulted in the hotel where she lived with her family. dna evidence uncovered found her killer. >> i will never forget the day that that report came back from the state with a hit and the name was richard ramirez. >> ramirez was better known as "the night stalker" and sentenced to death row for 13 murders. para and her partner closed the case. there are still shelves of cases to be solved. para hopes more women will consider a career in homicide. maybe one of those women who watch the female homicide detectives on tv.

>> it is the most fascinating job. but it is also not anywhere near as glamorous as maybe she thinks it is from watching tv. it is very tedious. ji fortunately there is someone with years of experience to lead the way. ama daetz abc7 news. >> the bay area played host to iranian women and celebrating their success in industry often dominated by men. abc news was at the marriott hotel for the conference. women who established themselves in numerous fields spoke to the crowd. the goal is to empower others. let's see what this week holds for us. >> if you woke up to gray skies you will have a similar scene tomorrow morning as the marine layer continues to be persistent overnight. live doppler 7hd shows while we are clear in terms of precipitation, we will take you outside. a live look from our

emeryville camera showing you overcast skies and this is all pushing across the bay and into the east bay. with the wind out of the east between 10 and 15 miles per hour, it is helping them mix up the atmosphere and the uniform temperatures are occurring right now. mid50s in most spots. it is 55 in hayward. 54 in concord and satellite and radar will show you the high pressure to the south and an area of low pressure to our north. the way the wind sark -- circulates is pushing the sea breeze up in the bay area. we have the deep marine layer for the monday morning. the fog is moving around the bay and even late into the morning we do notice it is rather foggy. it is not until the early afternoon this most areas will break out for sunnier skies. the one exception is right

along the coast where the fog will lippinger for the longest amount of time. that will have an affect on our temperature. below average for monday. half moon bay is cloudy and cool. downtown san francisco is up to 60 tomorrow. that's 6 degrees below normal for this time of year. oakland up to 63 for monday. 70 in wall thut creek and ante -- walnut creek and antioch up to 70 degrees. the area of low pressure will sink to the south and it will be a slow-moving system. that means an unsettled pattern for thursday and friday of next week. the future weather does show you as it sinks south energy rotates around. thursday afternoon could have a few rain drops. it creates an unsettled pattern and we could track a few thunder showers. we will see foggy conditions and upper 40s to lower 50s across the region. and then highs for your monday and you do notice right along

the coast we will be in the 50s. 63 in oakland. 70 in napa with more sunshine. up to 78 antioch and san jose will see fog turn to afternoon sunshine and a high of 70 degrees. you notice tomorrow it is coastal clouds and a gray morning for most. sunshine in the afternoon. it is breezy on tuesday. mainly sunny on wednesday. and then thursday and friday is a chance for a few drops of the area of low pressure. out of here on saturday and looking great. nice for moms on mother's day which is sunday. thank you, drew. still to come speaking of mother's day, the bets are on for the newest member of the royal family. what will she

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kate's mother, carol and her sister pippa drove to kensington palace as did prince charles and camilla. now they are waiting for the name. the names charlotte and alice have emerged as favorites. a big weekend for the avengers. "avengers, age of ultron" had the second biggest weekend of all time. they earned a staggering $187.7 million in the debut weekend. it is topped only by the first uh jengers movie -- avengers movie. it made $207 million in 2012. disney is the prairnt company of abc7. what if the signs marking women's restrooms show a superhero instead of a bulky frock? the it was never a dress campaign seems to shift per -- perceptions and assumptions about women.

it is getting praise on media. >> i that's confusing. >> i will be wearing a cape. >> better do some sports. >> stick to sports. >> warriors continue their role. steph curry or the league mvp lead the way after a seven-day layoff.

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steph curry lead the warriors to a franchise record 67 wins during the regular season. broke his own record for three .ers and -- three pointers and tomorrow he will be named mvp for the 2014-2015 season. mvp, will chamberlain won it in philly in 1960 and, oh

yeah he lead the way again today. mike conley with a facial fracture. may go in game two. behind the back to green for three. green with 11 of his 16 points in the first quarter including three three's. these two have really started to hookup. warriors shot 62 in the first half. 8 of 18 shooting including that nice little drop in. klay thompson with a quiet 18. hits the fade away jumper. tony alan wanders into the middle of a junior dance team. the crowd was quickly found a villain. warriors lead by nine in the half. a stap back three. man he's good. the warriors up 20. dad and brother are excited. throws it down and it got the bench pumped. warriors take game one.

the week off didn't hurt them at all. >> everybody got a week off and is looking forward to getting back on the floor and playing. my sense of how our team was feeling going into the game was was -- we were pretty comfortable and pretty composed and just ready for the moment. >> we have depth. mo came in and played big. david came in and gave us a few good minutes as well. everybody did their job. we got everybody clicking like that and we are tough to beat. >> the biggest thing is watching the scorecard. we got one tonight. we will have to try to get another one on tuesday. >> giants swept the angels this afternoon using power at the plate. mike trott hands this kid a bat and look at his friend's resacks. wow. this is the way to start the game. his third leadoff homerun of his career. the next batter and says if you can do that so can i. a solo homerun off weaver.

he allowed more homeruns than anybody at 8. strikes out matt joyce in the seventh. he improves to two and two. the giants improve to 3-0 in the month of may and one game under 500. a's looking to take the rubber game, beautiful day in arlington. bare hands the come backer. he went six and two-thirds. he crushes his fifth of the year. it is 2-0 oakland. then in the seventh still believing. a three-run jack. i will reveal the source of my new nickname of my warriors later in the newscast. stick around. >> still to come, a plea from a bay area youth football team. what they desperately need to help their future. and a former student pilot has enough of being with a student.

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live from the kgo-tv broadcast center. >> in tonight's headlines, a memorial is growing for a mother and her 14-month-old daughter killed in a suspected it dui crash in livermore. police say brian jones crashed his speeding corvette into an apartment on murieta boulevard on saturday. jones had been at a wine festival earlier in the day. investigators are trying to find out what caused a tour bus to catch fire. dozens of passengers escaped without any injuries. only minor damage after a series of earthquakes in the east bay today.

the strongest measured a 3.6 south of concord. experts expect aftershocks to come. a big shift in baltimore tonight. the overnight curfew in affect since monday's violent vie yets has been -- riots has been lifted. the mayor says the city is safe and there are other signs of progress. jim ryan is there with more. >> the protest stayed peaceful as the sun went down. it was the first night since the curfew was not enforced. >> we are happy the peace carried through the weekend. our continued request is that the peace continues through all of the future gatherings. >> baltimore's mayor is touring a reopened shopping mall and lifted had curfew to get the city back on track. >> right now i am confident. >> governor larry hogan agreed. he ordered a gradual withdraw from the 3,000 national guard troops he sent to balt pour streets -- baltimore streets. >> at ground zero of the rioting the first tentative

signs of rebuilding, more than 200 businesses were destroyed. >> it has been challenging that you have so many different scenes spread across the city. >> speaking on "meet the press" he vows the rioters will be caught using security videos. >> we can bring them to justice. >> facing a range of comarnls -- charges they face a court date on may 27th. the state's attorney who surprised the sk task force faces making them stick. for now the uneasy calm on the streets seems to be holding. jim ryan, abc news baltimore. vice president joe biden told a crowd at an naacp event that law enforcement officers officers and the people they are sworn to protect need to see each other and know one another. they look to the policing programs that require officers to meet with residents and business owners.

the vice president delivered the keynote speech at the fight for freedom fund dinner. another republican says he is running for president. retired neurosurgeon ben carson. carson never held political office before, but he said he will seek the 2016gop presidential nomination. he hopes to use his success as an author and public speaker to run a more competitive campaign against seasoned politicians. a 101-year-old man has been rescued from the rubble of his home a week after the massive earthquake. the death toll in nepal stands at 7200 people. nine americans are still missing. five u.s. helicopters have arrived from bringing supplies, but cargo planes can't land right now because they have already done too much damage to the small airport's runway.

nearly 4,000 refugees were rescued on the mediterranean sea. the italian coast guard recovered at least 10 bodies in the water. it is part of a larger crisis. they are taking advantage of the waters to send boat loads of refugees across the mediterranean to europe. las vegas police say 27 -year-old evan grant took a twin-engine plane from the north las vegas airport after midnight yesterday. he realized he was in pretty big trouble when he started talking to an air traffic controller. >> screwed up your night didn't i? >> we will grab a coffee and go to my house. we will have -- we'll just talk okay? pull it down. >> after about an hour grant finally landed and police were waiting to take him to jail.

the youth football team in san francisco is asking for help. the san francisco warriors football team is made up of eighth graders from across the bay area. the warriors want to compete in the showcase in washington state. the team has set up a go fund me page to raise money to cover travel expenses. so far they only raised about $350, but they need $15,000. >> a lot of our kids are actually making it into good schools. we wanted to give them exposure, but without anybody's help -- the fundraising has not been going as strong as we want it to. >> if you want to donate you can find a link to the go fund me page on our website, abc7news.com. just ahead a revealing look inside isis. a film maker goes into the heart of the terrorist group. why they say they are fighting and the one thing that terrifies them.

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this is abc7 news. well, al-qaeda was once the most barbaric terror group in the world. that label now goes to isis which has taken over large sections of the middle east. a film maker risked his life

to go into the war zone to interview isis militants and the forces that are fighting against them on the ground. reporter jorie-rand at our sister station has the story. >> it is the post barbaric terror group on the planet. it is isis. over the last two years the islamic state group shocked the world with its brutality, mass beheadings and slaughter by the thousands. in his latest project the documentary film maker unveils the secret world of isis. armed only with his camera he goes to the front lines in sear raw even interviewing captured isis soldiers. >> listen as they show nearly zero emotion describing things that post people would find unimaginable.

>> you hear everything the same. you are listening and listening and let them talk. that was very very difficult for me very difficult. >> not surprisingly just hearing the word isis strikes fear into hearts all over the globe. but not everyone. kurdish troops were fighting isis on the ground. >> with more than 40 million people the kurds are considered the largest ethnic group without a country. >> they are a progressive society with equal rights for

women who fight alongside the men. >> a woman commander told me you make such a fuss about isis. they are not so good soldiers. it is easy for us to kill them. isis is such a big name and within one hour they scared isis away. >> isis fighters believe if they are killed in battle by a woman they don't get into heaven and they don't get the 72 virgins.

>> but this is no laughing matter. despite their lack of military skill isis has taken over large sections of the middle east and brutalizing the weak are unarmed and broadcasting it to the world. >> the pr is amazing. it is hard to say, but they are good at it. >> james foley is an example of that one that hit home to angle who not only knew foley but feel itself could have easily been him being beheaded on the world's main stage. >> it was devastate. i thinki have been so close at this exact point. >> as the world has woken up to isis their numbers continue to grow every day from all over the world. >> with every 100 isis we kill there are like 500 new jihadists volunteering for isis. that's our problem. >> a br c7 news.

abc7 news. >> he said some of the fighters in isis are the same people he interviewed in iraq. they are left out of the process when iraq formed the new government. a final check of the weather and let's send it back over to drew. >> it will start off on a cooler note and then end it with a chance of rain drops. we don't have precipitation, but we have coastal clouds. unsettled around the four corners and we have showers developing and lightning possible and to the plains and great lakes and to the northeast. rain drops are possible from boston, new york minneapolis and the deep south will be. >> yet. 80 in new orleans and atlanta. tracking sunshine in the northern part of the state. 80 in -- 67 for l.a. tomorrow and 91 the high in palm

springs. 62 richmond. 63 oakland and up to 70 for san jose. you do notice the coastal clouds. a chance at rain drops on thursday and friday. it is out of here on mother's day. partly cloudy and seasonal. >> a mother's day picnic? >> that would be great. over to shu now. >> thanks for the reminder of married. >> taking care of memphis. and i will reveal my source. rory mci will roy doesn't need it. a full plate of sports next.

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family hotel in the u.s. for special offers visit disneyaulani.com or call your travel agent. warriors continue to roll in game one of the semifinal. steph curry will be named the league mvp and receive his trophy at oracle. behind the back to green. green had 11 of his 16 points in the first quarter including three three's. klay thompson with a quiet night. regains his balance and a fade away jumper. warriors lead and then in the third with his step back 3.

warrer whys up 20. warriors up 20. steal and throws it down and warriors take game 1 at 101. he coined a new nickname for yours truly. >> we can play any style, big small, fast, slow. we will hit three's eventually. we just have to get it in the off pens. we had a great first half and second half. >> you made some adjustments and you started taking it more to the hoop. you are just not a jump shooter. >> every time you do get in the lane it opens up your shots and it helps you every time. >> a little concerned but he came off the bench and filled the void.

>> he did. we could rotate so many guys. they all played a huge role and it was awesome. >> did the time off affect you in the first half? >> we might have been tired for the first few minutes but other than that we got back into it and it felt so good to play it in the crowd. >> i think it benefited us. >> a demoralizing first loss. what do you expect in game two? >> come on out and play the same style. obviously try to take away the easy looks we get. make it tough on steph and me and they can try to make the other guys beat them. >> appreciate your time. i will tell them what you said. does that white haired dude play for the niners? now you know.

>> white haired dude. the new mascot of your warriors. i played at the same time as his dad. i am as old as drew's dad too. in game one the hawks allstar point guard buckles his ankle in the first quarter. he would leave and would return later. inside for the dunk. 37-26 lead. the hawks on a break. he is unphased. 75-74 game. washington out scores atlanta. 15-foot jay and driving the hang time finds otto porter. the wizards have yet to lose. 104-98 and they take a series lead. rory mcilroy in the semis this

morning. on 18 for eagle. 44 feet and wow. the number one player in the world playing in the championship. his opponent went down early missing the short put to have the hole. they are slower than they are used to. th one for birdie. mcilroy wins the match play championships. the victory worth 1.5 million. nascar's sprint cup and the always exciting talladega. number six gets loose and causes a huge wreck. damaged 14 cars including danica patrick. as ricky bobbie would say if you ain't first, you're last. thank you, katie. we go across the pond to london. premiere player of the year. he is there to clean up the mess.

chelsea wins it 1-0 and they clinch the title with three games left. steph curry to grab the mvp honors. tune into abc7 news and we'll have his response along with his teammates. go warriors tuesday night game two. >> biggest fan. a lot of wisdom in that white hair. >> that's right. >> that is it for tonight. abc7 news continues tomorrow morning at 4:30. for shu and drew -- >> the white haired dude. >> thanks for joining us. have a good night.

a matter showing leadership. at this point, i'm more interested in him not showing certain things. a star is born. previously on "scandal"... at 15, josephine marcus walked into a maternity ward pregnant. but when she walked out, there was no baby and no birth certificate. (jake) pete foster tattooed the navy flight plan for a secret mission called operation remington. there were five of us on the ground and one plane flying air support. that pilot was the president. so why does this guy go get a tattoo