live from the kgo tv broadcast center, this is abc 7 news. good afternoon. thank you for joining us on this friday. i'm ama daetz. >> i'm larry beil. first at 4:00, sky 7 hd show the man they say kidnapped a 3-year-old child and tried to get away on a public bus. there was a happy ending though. the child is safe and the accused abductor was caught at the fremont bart station. it all started at the milpitas library where police say the child was taken. abc 7 news reporter chris nguyen is live in milpitas how team work led to the 3-year-old being found. chris? >> ama and larry that boy is back with his mom this afternoon. they union happened here at the police department just a few hours ago. police telling us it was the quick thinking of a bus driver that made all the difference. here is a picture of the

suspect. this is 23-year-old alfonso david eddington of pittsburgh. police telling us it does not appear the suspect knew the victim. as we take a look at video from sky 7 hd and this was the scene at the fremont bart station just before noon as the police took the suspect into custody. milpitas who was at the public library on north main street with his mom. police tell us the abduction happened at 10:30 this morning. police notified regional law enforcement agencies as well as public transit officials. a bus driver recognized the suspect and the victim that was traveling on his bus and tipped off police. police are now looking into the background of the suspect. >> we need to find out his history. we need to find out his motivation and why he was in town and why he was at our public library and all of those questions will be answered at some point, hopefully. >> reporter: the chief telling us that the suspect and the

victim were traveling on the bus to the fremont bart station where the boy was safely recovered. the chief said thank the lord that the boy was safely recovered. he told us the victim's mother was emotional and grateful for the outcome. back here live police tell us the suspect has not been charged with a crime. he is currently being interviewed by detectives. we are live in milpitas. i'm chris nguyen, abc 7 news. >> we have breaking news from the peninsula. one person is dead after being killed by the atherton station. cal train official say the person was trespassing on the tracks and this was just before 3:00 before being hit by the train which was northbound and no passengers on that train was injured and it is running between menlo park while investigators collect evidence and this is cal trains' 12th fatality this year. >> all right, turning to air warriors this afternoon and just one down, three to go for the warriors and following last night's win in game one at the

nba finals. >> the headlines today are that caves star point guard irving is out with a fractured kneecap. he went down with 2:30 left to play. he knew he was not dealing with the same tendinitis that he was playing against the hawks. your body works in mysterious ways and this time i kind of knew it was a little bit different than the other times. >> matthew del vedlavedova will have to step in. 52% of the people watching tv last night had their sets tuned to the game. they had an average of 17 million people and the highest rating since abc began broadcasting the finals in 2003. something about steph curry and

lebron james and the two biggest stars in the game right now. >> one day after the big wine the excitement continued in oakland. >> laura anthony joins us with how the warriors and the nba gave back today. laura? >> reporter: that's right, larry. the warriors spent this morning with practice and did media interviews and several of them came over here along with nba steve kerr and nba commissioner silver, they were here to dedicate a new facility that was sponsored by the nba and it was an opportunity for oakland mayor libby shaft to remind everyone where this team lives now. >> welcome all of you to the city of oakland, home of the golden state warriors! [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: it was a way for the warriors and some of basketball's biggest names to bring some finals excitement to the neighborhood not far from the bright lights of oracle arena. >> think i speak for myself and my teammates when i say you're the absolute best in the nba and

we definitely couldn't have gotten here without you guys. >> besides the likes of fremont and harrison the nba brought the trove tote oakland boys and girls club. >> the purpose of the event to unveil a new nba cares live learn and play zone, something that will live on in this neighborhood long after the finals leave town. >> it means a lot because this boys and girls club is close to our neighborhood and school. >> in oakland, laura anthony, abc 7 news. >> game two of the nba finals is sunday night. here is a lineup. woet world news tonight" will air at 3:30 and at 4:00 we'll be live at oracle arena with the dubs on 7 pregame show and 4:30, nbc 7 is the only place where you can see the warriors and caves in game two of the finals and after the game our special edition of "after the game." at 8:30, jimmy kimmel live game

night and scandal at 10:00 and nbc news at 11:00. a major warm-up is under way and we could actually get to the 90s. >> started feeling it today spencer christian. >> you're right. it started warming up and it will get warmer over the next several days and we have something else to show you. let's go to live doppler 7 hd and let's take a look down here in the mount hamilton area and see this cell producing light showers? this is how the clouds look and this is by way of time lapse and the towering cloud buildups looking southeast ward from the -- not the exploratory camera and here's how those clouds look right now. no thunderstorms yet and just some awesome-looking clouds and it is currently 61 degrees and 66 across the bay in oakland and san jose 77 and 59 at half moon bay. you can still see those clouds building up from the rooftop

camera under an otherwise blue sky and 86 in fairfield and 83 concord and 85 in livermore and here is a view from mount tam and the first forecast coastal low clouds will continue to spread and it will be breezy overnight and we'll have gray areas of the early morning hours, but it will be blue and bright tomorrow afternoon with high temperatures getting back into the mid-80s inland and we have 90s coming your way and i'll show you when and where. larry and ama? >> the death of a 13 month old girl pulled unconscious from a concord family pool last night appears to be an accident. concord police say the girl somehow got into the backyard of the home of ridgemont lane and fell into the pool. the mother who was home at the time had not realized that the daughter had exited the house. she and a neighbor performed cpr on the child before officers arrived. >> the cdc says kids between 1 and 4 are at the highest risk

for drowning. they recommend self-closing fences around pools as well as pool alarms when anything hits the water. if you want more tip goes to abc 7 news.com for a link. >> the sister of one of the alleged sexual abuse victims of dennis hastert is speaking exclusively to abc news. >> hastert faces charges of bank fraud and lying to the fbi. brian roth has more on the allegations made in her brother's name against the former speaker of the house. >> reporter: in steve reinboldt's high school yearbook, wrestling coach dennis hastert wrote, reinboldt was his great righthand man as equipment manager for the team but at the same time he also became a victim of hastert. according to reinboldt's sister jolene. >> he damaged steve more than any of us will ever know. >> reporter: speaking publicly for the first time reinboldt's sister shared that her brother

shared his dark secret of abuse when he revealed he was gay. >> i asked him, steve when was your first same-sex experience and he said it was with dennis hastert, and i just -- i was stunned. >> >> this happened more than once? was it all through high school? >> he said all through high school. steve reinboldt died of aids in 1995 and his sister jolene confided she confronted then hastert when he came to the funeral. i confronted him and i said i want to know why you did what you did to my brother. he stared at me and i just continued to say i want you to know that your secret didn't die in there with my brother. >> reporter: then two weeks ago after she says she had given up hope that her effort to expose hastert would ever succeed, the fbi showed up at her door to ask her about her big brother steve

and tell her dennis hastert was about to be indicted on federal criminal charges. >> there are no words to describe what it felt like to know stevie we've done it. it's going to happen. we got him. >> that was brian ross reporting. he will be in court next week to face bank fraud charges. >> coming up on abc 7 news at 4:00. china responds to allegations that it's behind the massive cyber attack involveing federal workers. it's the photo getting attention online today. president obama has a new oval office playmate. >> this part of california you're doing better than most. >> new at 4:30, the praise governor brown had for the bay area. >> michael finny is taking questions on twitter and facebook. we'll answer them live later. send them to twitter or facebook or askfinney.

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>> covering los altos, and petaluma this is abc 7 news. hackers from the country broke into government computers. they have more on why hacks like these are difficult to stop. >> the department of homeland security says back in april

hackers breached the computers of the federal office of personnel management the agency that conducts all the background checks for federal employees. >> supposedly the bridge was discovered? april and the belief is that it actually occurred months prior. the personal data including social security numbers of at least 4 million current and former federal employees have been compromised. >> there is a real concern about anyone actually having this level of information about both present and former federal employees. >> anyone could be the chinese. >> the initial read that is coming from the chinese. the question is is it state sponsored or a private entity or hackers? regardless of who it is and regardless of what the ultimate aim s the administration takes this very seriously and recognizes it as a threat to our national security. >> coming on the heels of cyber attacks on the white house, the irs and the credit cards have tens of millions of shoppers.

hackers appear to find new ways to get around constantly changing cybersecurity protection. >> you have people literally millions of people around the world trying to hack into systems and it's a daunting task to figure out a way to stop all of them and the short answer is you're not going to stop all of them. >> in the meantime millions of hacked government workers are now being offered credit monitoring or identity theft insurance. abc news. google is reversing course on reporting accidents by those driverless cars and the mountain view-based company says it will start disclosing all incidents involving its cars and on wednesday google's co-found her defended the company's decision not to reveal accident details in order to protect those people at fault. >> accident information will be released every month as part of a report on the project's progress. >> a strong jobs report is easing worries about the economy. 280,000 new jobs were added last month and the unemployment rate went up slightly, as well.

wall street didn't celebrate all those new jobs, though as you might expect. that was the closing bell today in new york city. the dow fell on fears of a good jobs report will send interest rates higher and the nasdaq rose a bit, though, and netflix hit an all-time high with one predicting it could double in five years thanks to international growth. >> 24 years to the day after the cdc reported the first case of aids in the u.s. a new project is being launched to tell survivors' stories. abc news was at city hall in san francisco as the non-profit hiv project announced the launch of generation hiv and thises is archive of hiv survivors and organizers hoped to double that amount by world aids day in december. >> our inspiration was the physical aids quilt but then we decided to actually make it a media aids quill so they're now the tapestry. >> coming up on abc 7 news at

6:00, we'll hear people telling their own stories and it is so important that their stories become known. >> tomorrow is the 71st anniversary of d-day and the bay area man who fought in the crucial world war ii battle is finally getting recognized for his sacrifice. congresswoman jackie spear presented josh rehnquist with seven military medals and a silver star. he fought in the invasion of nor handet and battle of the bulge. when the war ended he was glad to go home and he never got the medals. >> my uncle had the job and i was only interested in coming home. too much electricity where i was. >> two decades ago, france honored breslin with the medal of liberty. >> it's the image of president obama that is sweeping the internet and it's not with the meetings with some world leader and it's the child of the child of one of the staff members.

that is mr. obama playing with ella harper rhodes the daughter of deputy national security adviser ben rhodes. the picture was taken in the oval office yesterday and posted on the white house facebook page. the caption only had one word, rugrat rugrats. >> spencer christian is checking the weather which apparently is heating up quite nicely. >> it is indeed. >> we'll get summerlike heat and here's a look at live doppler 7 hd, but the heat isn't really on yet and speaking of the heat, the thunderstorms are just rumbling through the sierra. right now the central sierra and points northward and northwestern, as well. >> notice how the moisture is wrapping around from east to west and i'll show you why in a moment and sfo with partly cloudy skies and we may see isolated showers over the mountains and higher terrain this afternoon into the evening and it will be mild and warm tomorrow and the temperatures

will rise sunday and monday. see the upper level lows centered right over the sierra right now. it's the counter on clockwise circulation that's wrapping that moisture around in an east to west fashion and we've been fueling those thunderstorms in the sierra this afternoon. >> here is the forecast animation and plus the sierra and starting at 5:00 this morning or tomorrow morning into tomorrow afternoon and the moisture will produce outbreak and here in the bay area, i notice that things remain relatively calm tomorrow and it gets calmer as the day goes on in the sierra and into sunday and down to the south and anything, but calm. hurricane blanca is down to a category 1 now and it's still a powerful storm churning northward toward baja california. it will probably move around the cabo san lucas area on sunday evening. by that time it would have weakened to a tropical storm and still, a potentially damaging storm and moving right over the central part of baja california

into monday and tuesday and could produce rainfall. low temperatures will be on the mild side and mainly in the 50s and tomorrow we'll see mild to warm conditions and highs up to about 60 on the coast and low to mid 70s around the bay and low to mid 80s in our inland areas and in the accuweather seven-day forecast, you can see the warm-up coming our way on sunday and game two, day of the warriors and cavs in the nba finals and highs will climb and low 90s inland on monday and we'll see highs up to around 80 around the bay on monday and mid to upper 60s on the coast and quite a warm way coming our way and temperatures will begin to moderate around the middle of next week. larry and ama? >> thank you spencer. we'll take a live look at the 360 camera and glitchy this afternoon and this is eastbound interstate 80 in berkeley and just past the gilman exit and this is moving nicely. whoa! we're going totally off the

screen. we're not going to go 360. we'll go 180 for this portion of the traffic and it's moving pretty well in both directions at this point. we'll press some buttons and kick the machine or do something and we'll have 360 going later in the show. >> give it a good jolt. thanks, larry. up next, go behind the scenes of the cable tv show putting oakland and dub nation in the potspotlight. >> they're waiting for this and the people let us to go inside. >> new after 4:30 the california parents left in tears after they were locked out of their children's high school graduation. and taking a live traffic look at our san mateo traffic that's going over the san mateo bridge on the righthand side and that is the westbound traffic and

people across the country are seeing the passion of

worryiors fans on the espn show first take. >> my goodness, i didn't know my old buddy had that many fans and they're out in force to see skip and stephen a. smith being broadcast before a live audience at the bar and grill in oakland and the warriors hype announcer frank owe finn who does a marvelous job and he's getting the audience pumped up and this is dub nation is the loudest in the league. >> the coach is talking about how loud it is and it is a factor because they bleed blue and gold and love the warriors true and true. no matter, what the warriors fans are there. >> they'll be extra loud throughout the finals because fans here have been waiting so long since 1975 for the warriors to win another championship and we're gearing up for game two and we'll celebrate the best fans's fan of the day is mike who

tweeted us this fun picture. it's like a kaleidoscope thing with the glasses there. tunnel vision, i am told and googly eyes for the win and the warriors bring home the championship trophy and we want you to share your warriors pride by posting your #dubs on seven and include your city in the post so we can give you the proper shout out. >> my shot made it. >> no matter what i do i cannot get on this board and i have to pay somebody out. the next abc 7 fan of the day excluding yours truly, totally could be you. >> it is off to the races this weekend and the anticipation is high for tomorrow's belmont stakes. there has not been a triple crown winner since 1978. that drought may come to an end when american pharoah takes to the track and abc news reporter lana zack has the preview.

>> reporter: he's ahead to win the kentucky derby and he put the top prize dominating at the preakness stake. >> now on saturday american pharoah will attempt to win it all at racing's third and most grueling triple crown race, the belmont. >> this is once n ain a life time horse. >> a once-in-a-lifetime horse attempting to win a once-in-a-lifetime prize. the last winner of the triple crown was a horse o firmed in 1978. several others have come close including california chrome just last year, but all of those horses failed when presented with the mile and a half race at the belmont. unlike previous thorough bred contenders and it is not as aggressive or high strupg but had a kind, sweet horse who enjoys carrots and spending time with a stablemate named smoky.

>> that's why when he runs with his ears up and he has fun when he runs. >> he's brought three other lorses to belmont in pursuit of the triple crown win and like american pharoah, he's taking it all in stride. >> i'm good as long as i don't have to run myself i'm good. >> and with all that's invested in this race what's incredible, the mile and a half will only last two minutes. >> in belmont park lana zack abc news. >> abc news at 4:00 does continue, steph curry and lebron james are facing off in the nba finals and we'll show you the childhood coincidence that is connected in basketball lore. >> the man who found himself in trouble with the law because he dressed up like a storm trooper from star wars? and governor brown make ps the bay area stop. how he

live from the kgo tv broadcast center this is abc 7 news. >> here are today's headlines where you live at 4:30. a hero bus driver rescued a 3-year-old boy who was kidnapped from the milpitas library. they recognized both the suspect and the child because the vta told the drivers to be on the lookout. the suspect is a 23-year-old

pittsburgh native named alfonso david eddington and chris will have more coming up at 5:00. another 49ers player has announced the retirement and anthony davis has informed the team he plans to retire from the nfl. lyanne melendez will have details on the medical reasons for the decision at 5:00. >> tonight governor brown met with city leaders who he has threatened to find $10,000 a day if they don't meet state-mandated water reductions. brown said the bay area is doing better than other parts of the date, and they're in the backyard of the vegetable garden that appears to be thriving in a drought. david, how is that? >> well it is possible because the city of redwood city is giving homeowners like this gentleman and his grandson recycled water and that's how they have the great tomato garden and this is one of the innovations the governor learned about when he came to the bay area as he came to preach about

more conservation. >> the governor was here and asked how well the heating is to conserve water and then they asked how he's doing? >> brown met with about a dozen people mayors and leaders from the agencies and he smiled when he said how many were exceeding the mandated cutbacks even though the rules didn't kick in about five days ago. >> the peninsula is exceeding its mandated cut to give recycled water from a nearby waste treatment facility and it's strictly for fountains, gardens and lawns. >> they came by to get some with a $275 gallon tank he filled with the help of grandsons billy and daniel. >> everything is dry now from the drought and it sinks right in and never floods or anything yet. >> the retired 77-year-old auto mechanic has engineered a pump and pipe system to get the

recycled water to the tomato garden so his summer crop won't be affected by the drought. >> recycled water there are no restrictions so each day residents can come and fill up almost a 300-gallon tank of water. >> governor brown hopes the state can soon allow recycled water to be used for drinking. >> if we can help with more sanitation, i would push that very hard. >> david louie abc 7 news. a controversial proposal by exxon mobil. the oil giant wants to use tanker trucks to transport oil through santa barbara county while they're out of commission. exxon mobil officials want to run 5,000-gallon tankers up and down highway 101 at a rate of eight an hour and environmentalists are raising concerns that the decision is expected on monday. data collected by realty track shows three bay area counties in the country's top five selling

above asking price. here is the list for you, santa barbara county is number one and marin is second on average selling for 22% over asking. san francisco is third on this list. at 18%, king's county in new york is fourth and san mateo county is fifth with homes going about 9% over asking and the list also shows you the average selling price of home in each county. >> president obama will deliver the eulogy at tomorrow's funeral mass for beau biden, the eldest son of joe biden. mourners paid their respects for the attorney general at st. anthony's church in wilmington. beau died after a five-year battle with brain cancer. he was 46 years old and he is survived by his wife and two children. the funeral will be targeted by members of the westhill baptist church. the church is known for protesting at the funerals of hive-profile individuals as well as soldiers and he served a year in iraq as a member of the

delaware national guard and they were outside the funeral of vice president biden's mother in 2010. a graduation nightmare for parents and they were not allowed to watch their kids receive the high school diplomas. families at northridge high school were locked out last night because of trouble with tickets for the event and they oversold the thing and more than 140 people were unable to see their own children receiving their diplomas. one mother was brought to tears after she missed her daughter's graduation. >> they said we're at capacity. nobody is allowed to come in. >> i was unable to see her graduation. she was the first one in our family to graduate from high school. >> parents couldn't even see through small windows in the doors to the auditorium. families say the organizers covered the windows with newspaper if you could believe that. >> a massachusetts man showing off a new star wars costume was arrested after taking his act too close to a school.

cell phone photos show george cross dressed up in an elaborate storm trooper costume complete with a toy laser gun. cross decided to go for a walk near an elementary school minutes before school let out and cell phone video shows what happened next. >> we can't have things like that taking place in front of a school. >> i honestly stuck my head out the window and i was just like wow! i was walking through the neighborhood showing friends and then all that. >> the 40-year-old was charged with disturbing a school and loitering too close to a school. >> yeah. that's a really bad idea. >> yeah. up next, the trend toward all-natural food and the major restaurant chain trying to make their food better for you. >> imagine driving down the road and dropping right into this sink hole. hear from the police officer who managed to walk away. >> i'm michael finney. i'll answer your questions here live in just a little bit.

i'm spencer christian from the east bay hills camera. an otherwise calm pattern and we see stormy-looking clouds and i'll give you a

taking another live look at our traffic back to the 360 camera and confidence is high and this time we are going to spin just as we come through the overpass there and this is eastbound 80 in penault and you

can see traffic is expected to pick up and you can see westbound and that is smooth sailing on the other side there but slow going after 4:00 on a saturday afternoon and 4:40 to be exact. that's the situation out in pinault and a check of the forecast with spencer. >> we have mainly calm although breezy conditions around the bay area and over in the sierra it's been a stormy day and that pattern will repeat itself and across the 48 contiguous states tomorrow and we'll see the thunderstorms off the mid atlantic coast and scattered thunderstorms reaching from the upper mississippi valley and down into the northern plains and over into the central rockies and across the state of california tomorrow. thunderstorms will erupt over the central and southern sierra and highs tomorrow 95 in chico and 87 in sacramento and fresno, 97 and palm springs 70 in los angeles and here in the bay area, we'll see mainly sunny

skies by the afternoon and low 60s at the coast and low to mid-80s inland and the warm-up and the real warm-up begins on sunday and here's a look at the week ahead to give you an example of what we can expect in the inland valleys and in terms of rising temperatures and 81 degrees and 89 on sunday and 93 on monday and 90 on tuesday and temperatures drop off a little bit wednesday and thursday and bounce back up to almost 90 on friday and that is a pattern we expect with high temperatures across most of the inland areas and next week it will be quite warm. larry and ama? >> thank you, spencer, severe weather wreaked havoc across the state, in denver, a massive sink hole swallowed up a police officer's suv and brandy hit has the details and a look at why the weather scare isn't over yet. >> destructive tornadoes sweeping through colorado. >> that is a huge tornado. >> one after another. >> it's violent, destroying

homes and ripping entire farms to shreds near denver. >> this is something like from hell. it's rotating debris flying every which way. >> this is what's left of alvin almendinger's house. his family burr ed under the debris for almost an hour. >> reporter: just as we got to the basement the roof collapsed in on top of us, but we're all alive and that's all that matters. >> the storm also dumping so much hail and entire streets are covered and families are digging their cars out. >> 260 the vehicle is in the sink hole and this police cruiser was swallowed up by a 15-foot sink hole and the officer inside forced to climb out the window. >> i was a little freaked out by that. i didn't think the car would sink even more and the severe weather danger isn't over. >> we'll continue to see the threat for isolated tornadoes friday night and i'm more concerned about the potential for flooding and torrential rain also striking kansas and missouri.

>> i've never seen anything like this before where floodwaters have taken over streets submerging cars and sweeping away entire trucks. 5 million americans remain in the danger zone for more severe weather from montana to colorado stretching all the way to the northern plains. brandy hit, abc news, los angeles. >> still ahead on abc 7 news at 4:00, the major union action now hitting the bay area based airline. >> in today's health and fitness report, subway hits the all-natural bandwagon. >> i'm 7 on your side's michael finney, college students are getting ready to graduate.

covering fremont, palo alto north bay and all the bay area, abc 7 news. >> virgin america pilots will now focus on brokering their first waiver contract after joining a union. about 600 pilots worked for the barrellington-based airline. they voted to join the airline pilot's association and virgin america executives say they weren't surprised by the vote because it was the last major carrier with non-union pilots and facebook has rolled out a

new version of its mobile app that's less of a data hog. and it's a new android app and it's a regular facebook ad and it's boiled down to core features like status updates photos and notification so it can efficiently function with less data. >> i wonder if they took out the ads. just a thought random thought. >> all right. in health news this afternoon two major food companies are making us switch to natural products. >> and viagra for women one step closer to going to market. jane king has those stories and more in today's wellness report. >> an fda advisory committee gives its okay for a pill commonly called viagra for women and a pill is for women whose lack of desire is not common for disease or relationship troubles. the entire fda will vote in august on approval. it will roll out by 2017 and it will eliminate colors, flavors and preservatives over the 18

months and it joins the ranks of restaurants helping to cash in on consumer demand for healthy food. the caramel coloring added to steak and pastrami. >> it's hoping to launch, and big soda brands and beverage digest says the company's stubborn soda, that's what it's called will be made with sugar rather than high fructose corn syrup like coke and pepsi. and a little exercise during pregnancy can bring in huge benefits for mom and baby. women who engage in physical activity are less likely to have gestational diabetes and from the nasdaq i'm jane king. here's to your help. >> time now for ask finney. michael finny is answering questions sent to him by twitter and facebook. >> in san francisco can i park for free in a spot that has a broken parking meter? >> yes, you can but all of the rules apply. so if it's a 20-minute slot you

can only be there for 20 minutes and you can't just stay there all day and the meter is broken. so yes, same rules apply and you have to somehow let the meter reader know that it's broken and that's when you see the bag put over it or whatever and you have to assume it's not unless somehow you have a notification. >> i'm sure that will be a friendly conversation. that's going to go well. >> and then he pulls it off. >> this is a good one. my son is graduating college. what can he do for medical insurance? >> a couple of good things. first of all your son can stay on your medical insurance up until the age of 26 and that's if they're not dependent on you financially or in your own home and other than if they have their own medical insurance i.e., they go to work for a company and have their own insurance. otherwise, they can stay on yours and believe me most companies aren't going to give it to them because they know

they'll stay on yours until they're 26. obamacare, this thing is fabulous especially for low-income young workers. they can actually pick up insurance for $100 a month and maybe as low as $16 a month. >> $16? >> yeah because the government kicks in to help. it will have a pretty high deductible, but still they kick in to help and they ought to check that as well as yours. >> what happens when utilities say its workers will show up for a repair and they don't? >> well, you can sue them but it's kind of difficult. here is the deal. if the utility or any company that has 25 or more employees that was going to show up at your house or if you were asked to give a four-hour window and they have to make that window unless there was a crash and they couldn't get to your house. >> if they don't show up you can sue them in small claims court, but you have to prove an actual loss. it's not like i'm irritated and give me money. very, very difficult, but yeah.

>> thank you michael. >> abc 7 news at 4:00 continues. up next, a childhood coincidence and this is fascinating connecting nba stars and lebron james and steph curry. here's dan in the newsroom with a look ahead at abc 7 news at 5:00. >> larry and ama, thanks very much. coming up next 2,000 pages of potential red tape. you know building a new arena will not be a slam dunk for the warriors even though we're all excited about the playoffs and there are challenges. >> also, how much might it cost to end the gender discrimination case. case. ellen paro makes an offer. >> the biggest stage, the championship and those stories and more when ama and i see you on nbc news at 5:00.

nba stars took on their toughest critics on jimmy kimmel live last night. dremon green and featured on this edition of mean tweets. >> green looks like donkey from shrek. >> andrew is so ugly he might be the infamous big foot. guess who found him? imagine the damage steph curry could be doing in the nba if he didn't have such a girly name. #changeittosteve. >> you can catch jimmy kimmel live at 11:35 and join us for a special edition of jimmy kimmel live following abc's after the

game during the nba finals. to many people the nba finals boils down between a battle between two superstars. steph curry and lebron james both league mvps and both are from akron, ohio and he's born there and reporter bob jones from the cleveland sister station wews looked up their birth certificates and he found another curious coincidence. the legend of lebron and his hometown is well documented from his days as a kid to his dominance at st. mary's to the nba, lbj never forgets where he came from. >> everything i did was for the city of akron. >> and you know without the city of akron there's no me. >> warriors star steph curry says don't forget about his akron roots. >> it was 1988 at akron city hospital. believe it or not the same place where lebron entered this world, december 30 1984.

the hospital now called suma having a lot of fun with this. >> it's crazy, the odds are probably astronomical to have two nba mvps in the finals born at the same hospital. >> cur, and his dad dell is playing with the cavs. >> she learned they lived in the same akron apartment where the curries once lived. >> it's cool. the apartment i chose to live in is where somebody famous was staying, i guess. >> both superstars now saying they want to win for akron. >> no disrespect and the first akron guy and bring a change into that area and it should be fun. >> in akron bob jones, abc 7 news. >> thanks for joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00. i'm larry beil. abc 7 news begins right now with ama and dan. walking around the whole building. >> a mother searches for the man who kidnapped her boy. sky 7 hd spots police taking the

suspect into custody and we'll hear from the hero bus driver whoey rescued the child. >> how a season-ending injury helped seal the championship. >> the 49ers take another hit and why a key player is retiring at the age of 25. >> plus 2,000 pages of potential red tape and building a new arena will not build a slam dunk for the warriors. >> i'm abc 7 news meteorologist and 90s are showing up in the accuweather seven-day forecast. >> live from the kgo tv broadcast center and this is abc 7 news. >> i can just imagine what the parents were thinking and just a few hours of not knowing where their son was. i could aren't imagine that happening. >> an alert bus driver to the rescue. he helped save a young boy kidnapped from the stranger from the milpitas library. i'm ama daetz in for cheryl jennings. >> i'm dan ashley.

he was taken from milpitas and found in fremont and it was after a bus driver saw him sitting in the back. chris nguyen is live in milpitas with more. chris? >> dan and ama that boy is now back with his mother this afternoon. the reunion happening here at the milpitas police department just a few hours ago. police telling us it was the quick thinking of a bus driver that made all the difference. it's something every parent fears. >> it was shocking. really shocking. >> reporter: at around 10:40 this morning a 3-year-old boy was taken from his mom at the milpitas public library. >> lots of adults and children are here and something you would never expect. >> officers quickly responded closing the library to incoming and outgoing traffic, they were told to be on the lookout. the suspect, 23-year-old alfonso david eddington of pittsburgh. shortly before noonan alert driver spotted the suspect and the victim on his bus, alerted authorities and drove to the

fremont bart station. this video shows fremont police taking the suspect into custody. >> i opened my door once slowly and given time to get prepped and ready to go and the gentleman walks out, calm cool collected as could be and they take him down on the spot. >> we need to find out his history. we need to find out his motivation, and why he was in town and why he was at our public library and all those questions will be answered at some point, hopefully. >> at the library they're thankful for the quick action of law enforcement. >> i would hate to think about something like this happening and not having a happy ending. >> reporter: the suspect is being held by police, charges have not been filed and in milpitas, chris nguyen abc 7 news. >> listen to this really smart. the bus driver helped discover the suspect by claiming he was looking for a green backpack. he walked up and down the a