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live kgo-tv broadcast center, this is abc7 news. >> now at 11:00, a mother arrested. san francisco police say this woman left her two toddlers with a woman she barely knew. tonight she is in big trouble. i'm dune ashley. >> and i'm ama date. those toddlers are in cps custody after a day long search to find them. >> katie is live at san francisco police headquarters with the story. katie? >> dan and ama, the children seem to be okay, but there are still a lot of questions as to where they were and what they were doing for two days. they haven't returned them to their mother. the woman in this surveillance video is is -- of this woman walking in with two missing toddler in tow. st. francis released a statement saying our highly skilled emergency room nurses

and staff recognize the distress signs of these two children and, woulded quickly to -- worked quickly for their pro fex. the girls were the subject of an over night search and they were actually missing for more than two days. they say the 26-year-old from oakland asked her to watch her children and handed them off to her at a fast-food restaurant around 2:30 a.m. on monday. >> ms. jones left to meet her a few hours later at the carls junior located at eddie. >> reporter: they planned to meet, but they never showed up. >> after being interviewed ms. jones was booked on child endangerment charges and unrelated narcotics charges. >> reporter: chicita is not facing charges. >> lesson to be learned you don't drop your children off with an acquaintance.

>> reporter: jones said she met her two months ago. in san francisco, abc7 news. new at 11:00, after several bank robberies, the so-called bearded bandit has been captured. police say someone rec cog -- rec cog -- recognized him and call police. he robbed the banks in the past month. the bandit wore various head bands. he struck in lafayette and rio vista ?ie. and now to the brussels attack and the mystery man at the center of an international manhunt. >> they are trying to figure out the identity of one of the bombers captured on a surveillance camera at the bros sells airport. >> here is the latest at 11:00. the death toll remains at 31. 300 are now considered injured. >> 150 of those people are

hospitalized. 61 are in intensive care. four patients are unidentified because they are in a coma. >> molly hunter picks up the story in brussels. >> reporter: in the air and on the streets police are in a manhunt for this run away terrorist trying to stop him before he strikes again. his name is unknown, but we know his companion. sources in belgium say the man on the left is the master bomb maker from brussels and paris. the man in the middle, 29-year-old abrahim and both died in the airport. his younger brother, 27-year-old halet is dead after carrying out the subway bombing. prosecutors reveal both brothers had extensive criminal records. they were not tied to terrorism. however, last june they sent out a worldwide alert for a man wanted in belgium for

terrorism. turkey's president said ebrahim was caught on the syrian border and deported warning belgian authorities he was a foreign fighter. >> they do train their people in the fundamentals of being a spy and being a terrorist cell. >> reporter: this is the suspect's safe house, a building in the suburbs inside forensic investigator found a virtual bomb factory. it was the same used with detonators and more. >> you didn't know. >> reporter: outside in a trashcan on the street investigators found one bomber's computer. on it a last will talking about being in a rush and not knowing what to do. molly hunter, abc news, brussels. >> stay with abc7 news for continued coverage of the brussels story. you can also get the latest updates by downloading our free news app. just enable push alerts and we will keep you up-to-date.

in the race for the white house front runner hillary clinton laid out her counterterrorism strategy at stanford university. the former secretary of state said the brussels attacks are another reminder that our fight against terrorism is far from finished. she is calling for a do decisive release. >> we can't let fear stop us and nor can we let it push us direct with actions that end up making us less safe. >> clinton proposes intensifying airstrikes and bombing civilian areas would be a mistake. new at 11:00, a seventh grader says she is being bullied because she is muslim. the middle school student claims her job made her a target. lilian kim tweeted this picture moments after speaking to the girl. we go to hayward for more. >> she says the bullying has

been going on for years. >> i have been bullied for a longtime. >> reporter: 13-year-old nicky hussein doesn't want us to show her face. she hopes sharing her story will help put an end to the bullying she has been facing at caesar chavez middle school. >> we call it a hijab and after that he called me a terrorist and asked me twice if if i was a terrorist and i said no. >> the same boy has been taunting her since the third grade. the school did nothing so she chose to fore go the hijab until a few years ago when she decided to wear it again. the school district is looking into why the issue wasn't dealt with from the beginning and why they won't go into detail about the latest incident they do say it has been addressed. >> we will be striving to make sure anti-bullying is a sentiment and an action lived by all students and communities in the school. >> but in light of what is going on in the world, nicky

isn't convinced the bullying will stop. nevertheless she has a message for the boy who has been harassing her. >> i invite him to learn about my religion and know that terrorism does not represent me or my religion. that's all i want to say. >> a simple request from a 13-year-old girl who just wants to be left alone. lilian kim, abc7 news. new at 11:00, all of the 10,000 pg&e customers who lost power in sunnyvale tonight because of a possible volt fire have electricity back again. crews worked on the crews with the underground equipment. the northbound lane is closed and some signals are flashing. officials say to just drive carefully. a flosser faces charges -- a police officer faces charges after a criminal uh fade probe. he was accused of sexual assault while off duty. the district attorney did not find enough evidence to

prosecute that allegation, but they did charge him with six misdemeanor counts related to accessing confidential information. he is currently on unpaid administrative leave. >> abc7 news at 11:00 continues. tenants fight to stay in their homes teetering on a crumbling cliff. >> and on abc7 news, a communion controversy. a catholic family says their son is facing discrimination from the local diocese. >> and 118 miles per hour, the warrior star facing controversy after posting this video of him speeding in his car. >> i'm abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel. the warming trend will continue tomorrow, but will it last through the holiday weekend? i'll let you noy coming up jie. thanks, sandhya. here is what is coming up on "jimmy kimmel live" after the news at 11:00. >> here is a glimpse at tonight's show for your consideration. >> ladies, hello.

>> hello. >> let's start with -- if your name is kristen bell raise your hand. we have 10 of them here.

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campbell and all of the bay area, this is abc7 news. you see it right here. a crumbling cliff side in pacifica. dozens of tenants perched on the cliff told us it is not safe to live here. tonight they are fighting back. new at 11:00, cornell bernard is live in pacifica with the decision reached tonight. cornell? >> reporter: ama, residents will not be returning to these apartments anytime soon.

they were yellow tagged and tonight the city denied a request by tenants who want to come back here. the city said with the bluff still crumbling below it is too dangerous. >> i hope you sleep well knowing you threw people out. >> reporter: there was anger from dozens of residents fighting to return to their home. the city ordered the cliff side apartment house evacuated last january and yellow tagged it. the cliff below was crumbling. >> there was no emergency reason for the city to do what they did. >> a former tenant believes the ground below the building is safe. >> there was never going to be a wholesale collapse of the bluff along 310 and so far i'm right. >> but pacifica's emergency preparedness and emergency commission say the cliff is unstable. >> they advised us that three cavities formed at the base of the cliff edge. >> the building's owner

doesn't buy it. >> the property was not threatened. it is still not threatened at this point. >> he neglected his properties by refusing to stabilize the cliff side. the city was forced to demolish 320esplanade after it was red tagged jie. there were 20 -- >> there were 20 people misplaced because they were out of the market. in the end they denied the appeal. >> is this over? >> no, not by any length. >> residents say they mi beheaded to court. in pacifica, cornell bernard, abc7 news. tonight in southern california people are unhappy a 6-year-old girl was removed from her foster home earlier this week and sang songs of hope for lexi. lexi is 1.5% chocktaw blood. that gives the tribal government a voice in the

child custody case. her foster parents took her in when she was just 17 months old. a family says the oakland catholic diocese is discriminating against their son who has special needs. anthony as autism. for three years he has been preparing to receive first communion in the catholic church. as part of his autism he is a picky eater and the diocese is concerned he won't eat the wafer, the eucharist. his family doesn't know if he will booy able to participate in the first communion service. >> it is a day that i revel in. i love him and i want to see him receive his sacraments. >> the oakland diocese will not comment, but when it comes to people with disabilities it is not discrimination. what we are trying to do is understand that person's particular situation and provide them with the necessary resources so they can fully receive the sacrament. tomorrow night on abc7 news at 11:00, an exclusive eye team follow-up to what

they call the crime of the century. it has been nearly 40 years since armed gunmen kidnapped a bus full of children and buried them alive in a livermore quarry. in a -- it was a plan for $5 million ransom. even though they spent decades in prison they are fighting back. dan noyes has the story after the premiere of the catch. >> and new to might, a video of the warrior forward driving 118 miles an hour in his car and appeared on his snap chat account. they are aware of the video. team officials were planning to discuss it with him after the game. they have not released the result of the meeting. his mom weighed in and said, relax, you have never tried to see how fast your car would go? at least he is safe. >> let's turn our attention to weather.

>> did will be beautiful, dan and ama. look at this time lapse from earlier tonight. at 7:25 the sun was going down from the east bay hills camera. it was spectacular. high clouds gave us a burst of color and of course we encourage you to send your weather pictures. # abc7 news. look at live doppler 7hd and we have some clouds passing through the bay area. the temperatures, they are starting to drop in the upper 40s for san ramon and livermore and napa and novato. tomorrow morning when you get going you will notice that it is going to start out on the cool side. the bay bridge is visible with the sutro tower. mild spring days in the weekend and a few clouds are expected on easter sunday. first thing in the morning when you do get going once again like this morning you will need that extra layer, a jacket or sweater. at least a light jacket or sweater because it will start out on the crisp side. low 40s to low 50s with patchy fog and high clouds around.

as we head too the latter part of the morning most areas will be in the 50s and 60s by noontime and heading into the afternoon it is nice and mild with sun and high clouds. low 70s inland and midto upper 60s along the coastline. a few spots near the immediate coast and it may remain in the 50s until later in the afternoon. by evening the temperatures start to come down a few degrees. it is still dry. tomorrow afternoon in the south bay, 73 in gilroy and 72 in san jose. these temperatures are running a little warmer than where they should be this time of year sunnyvale 70 degrees with menlo park. 69 redwood city and 68 san mateo and 63 in half moon bay. downtown san francisco, 65 degrees. daly city 62. and in the north bay you will see high cloud filtering the sunshine at times. 67 in san rafael and 71 santa rosa and beautiful day in oakland. inland spots will be on the

mild side. concord and walnut creek and pleasanton 71 degrees. now we go into friday and you will notice changes near the coast where it does cool thanks to a sea breeze. temperatures in the 60s there. 70s inland. warmer wind for your saturday will bump up the numbers to the mid70s inland. as we head toward easter the egg hunts will be fine. you won't see the paint of the eggs or the dye off the eggs. you don't have to worry about that. the temperatures will come down and the clouds will increase as you look at the accu-weather seven-day forecast on easter especially. i want to show you the mild pattern that is in affect on saturday. the temperatures drop on sunday for easter. and on monday it is cooler, but that system that was supposed to bring us maybe a shower or two now just looks like maybe a sprinkle or two on sunday night. p after that, dry.

it doesn't look like much, but i will tell you one model is hinting at the middle of next week maybe starting a wet

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by april first. chip kelly talked with the reporters at the owner's meetings. he was grilled by the philly media for the trouble with the eagles. he said he spoke with his quarterback recently. he believe the injuries were a big problem with kap. he said he would like to have a chance to coach him. >> you can use him in a lot of different ways. he has a lot of skills. that's why if he is there we would be excited. i expressed that to him. >> if he is there. andre will be there saturday night at oracle arena making his debut as a light heavyweight. 175 pounds facing sullivan barera. he had a con racket squabble. a contract squabble. he was challenged on social media and andre will respond with his fists. >> anybody that knows me nows how i work. i don't get caught up in what

is next. i don't get caught up in what people are saying. i am aware of what's being said. >> know that i am focused and locked in like i always am. i am prepared and ready for war come march 2 sickth. march 26th. >> a's and m's in peoria. the three-run bomb, h first of the spring. this was a pitcher's nightmare this game. the a's won it 13-12. the giants lost to the d-backs. abc7 sports is brought to you by riverwalk casino. the countdown is on for the warriors. if they go 9-2 the rest of the way they will have the record. >> thanks, larry

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