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from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. now a confrontation over dreadlock at a bay area you have the. this video of a black college student confronting a white student about his hair style is being shared across the world tonight. now the campus is promising an investigation. good evening. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. the confrontation happened at san francisco state university. >> abc7 news reporter katie spoke with that man and is live on the campus with the story. katie? >> reporter: dan and ama, she is accusing him of appropriating her culture. i talked to the student with the dreadlock and he said he filed a police report, but he never at anytime felt physically threatened, and he is not the one looking to press charges. >> are you saying i can't have a hair style because of your culture? why? >> it is my culture. >> reporter: the woman in the

video is identified as bonita kindle and the man with the dredlocks is is cory goldstein. >> at the time i felt she was demeaning me and de moral loysing me jie. get off me. >> reporter: goldstein said he would be happy to have a respectful discussion with anyone about his hair, but he has no intention of changing his lock. >> it is something i have had since i was 17 years old and something that is part of who i am. i believe they are powerful and helped amplify myself and helped me connect to this world. >> reporter: the university is investigating the video and confirms the student who took the strid -- studio requested charges begins tindle. >> why are you filming this? >> for everyone's safety. >> reporter: reaction is mixed. >> if they don't want to talk, they don't have to. >> she was trying to make a point and it seemed to me the other person was not willing to engage with her. >> it is a free country and i have freedom of speech and expression. if he wants to wear dreadlock i don't see what's wrong with that. >> reporter: multiple attempts

to reach tindle has gone unanswered, but this student knows her. >> she is a hard working student like all of us are and people are talking about her and it is not okay. >> reporter: goldstein is not pressing charges, but he would like an apology. abc7 news. new at 11:00, a nasty smell had residents in the east bay worried. abc7 news is live outside in richmond. it gives off a smell like rotten eggs. it is a safety measure to relieve pressure. county crews said there was no public safety hazard. new at 11:00, a series of earthquakes have shaken the south bay. the first hit in the east foothills near san jose at 7:30 p.m. 14 more small quakes followed. the strongest was a 3.2 and the last hit after 9:00 p.m. and no damage has been reported. tonight an animal cruelty investigation is underway in the east bay after half a dozen animals were found dead.

they all turned up at the berkeley marina on sea wall drive. leslie brinkley explains who authorities believe may be responsible. she is live tonight. leslie? >> reporter: well, obviously there is is concern here about someone walking around the berkeley marina armed with a pellet gun shooting at wild animals and then leaving them to die. it is a peaceful place where people come for the view and to commune with nature. i. >> i came out here to be with my little boys and feed the birds and look at the squirrels over there. >> reporter: a grounds keeper found five animals, a possum, three raccoons and a feril cat lying on the rocks and the road. they were suffering from a mysterious ailment or injury and were foaming at the mouth. the animals ended up at this berkeley shelter. >> they later did a necropsy. >> this is considered cruelty to animals.

it is a serious offense. >> it is a felony. all of the animals died and one was euthanatized. >> it worries me that there is somebody out there that could potentially be using animals as target practice. >> how could anybody be cruel to animals? it is the most innocent being ever. for someone to take out their aggression on them is inexcusable. >> police are asking for the public's help in reporting any other injured animal or any people seen carrying a weapon. at the berkeley marina, i'm leslie brinkley, abc7 news. today for the first time the alameda county sheriff threatened of beating a suspected it car thief. changes are underway in the department following this attack. it was caught on surveillance video. the sheriff says he takes a tough stance against any misconduct. >> it is incumbent upon me to make sure the culture is above

reproach and not by just a few of our deputies, but every single deputy sheriff. >> in response to this incident, the sheriff says deputies are now required to turn on their body cameras or they will be terminated. previously activating the cameras was optional. we know more tonight about the moments that lead up to police opening fire on a man wanted for shooting a concord boy. yesterday officers were able to corner james girard behind a fairfield mall. officers fired two shots when he reached for his waist band. he was trying to pull up his pants. he was shot in the neck and no gun was found. he is accused of shooting an 8-year-old boy outside the home on friday and the boy is recovering at home. a popular silicon valley tech executive died tragically on easter sunday trying to save his daughter being shocked by electricity swimming in a pool in palm springs.

how the community is rallying around the family. >> i can picture him out and about playing with his kids. >> reporter: to say jim trammel's kid were his world is is an understatement. he gave his life for his oldest daughter on easter sunday. they were swimming in the pool when they say faulty wiring sent high voltage through the water. he got his 10-year-old out, but jim died a short time later. >> he was always really nice and good to the kids. you can see him jumping on the trampoline. >> reporter: roses rest at the family's front door. they left their home last week for palm springs where they have a vacation home. they planned to spend the whole week there with family and friends. jim posted the photos of his kids a few hours before he died. now his wife kim is staying by their daughter's side in palm springs and she remains in critical condition. >> they haven't lived here that long. that's terrible. >> reporter: word of the tragedy is spreading not just

through the neighborhood, but on-line as well. messages of sadness and sorrow fill jim's facebook page. >> he can walk into any room and everyone was excited to meet him. i don't think he ever met anyone he wouldn't consider a friend. >> reporter: that feeling was mutual considering how many people have donated to jim trammel's go fund me page. it started today and thousands of dollars are being donated hourly. lisa amin do lesion, abc -- lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. and natasha judge and iesha johnson from san jose face a number of charges. about 1:30 this morning an apartment manager called 9-1-1 saying she witnessed the pair prying open mail boxes. the mail was returned to the intended recipients. a california judge dropped the encryption case between apple and the justice department. it comes after the fbi says they didn't need apple's help to break into a locked iphone

that belonged to one of the killers. they are not saying how they got into the phone, but the israeli company sold software to unlock the phone. records show the fbi paid $$218,000 on the same day the government said they unlocked the phone. still ahead on abc7 news the a 11:00, a donald trump confrontation. >> sir, with all due respect, that's the argument of a 5-year-old. >> i didn't start it. >> the answer from the gop front runner that had a cnn host firing back. >> sir elton john sued. the claims a police officer is making against the singer. >> and freezer shock. why you may be paying more for america's favorite ease cream. >> i am sandhya patel and heading into the morning with some cooler weather, but we do have some spring warmth in the forecast. we'll look at the numbers coming up. >> all of that coming up, but first here is a look at what is ahead on "jimmy kimmel live".

jimmy? >> thanks, dan and ama. here is a glimpse at tonight's show for your consideration. >> i have 20 doctors in my little room. >> how about that? six people died in the waiting room while you w

pleasanton and all of the bay area, this is abc7 news. lifeguards had to rescue at least 20 students who were swimming in the ocean in the san diego area. the kids were from a high school swim team in riverside county. lifeguards warned their coaches the 59-degree water was too cold to swim in. the coaches said the students could handle it. one girl was rushed to the hospital. seven others were treated for excessive is cold exposure.

let's move now to the race for president. the three remaining gop candidates sat down for a town hall meeting tonight in wisconsin. >> and in one of the more memorable moments donald trump was compared to a 5-year-old. >> tonight cnn anchor anderson cooper challenged donald trump on his decision to share a tweet comparing the appearance of his wife malania to the wife of ted cruz. >> i didn't start it. >> sir, with all due respect, that's the argument of a 5-year-old. >> i didn't start it. >> the argument of a 5-year-old is he started it. >> that's the problem with our country. that's not a 5-year-old, excuse me, no. that's the problem. exactly that thinking is the problem this country has. i did not start this. >> tonight's town hall came on the same day donald trump's campaign manager was arrested and charged with the battery of a former reporter. trump said he won't fire him and blamed the accuser. >> she shouldn't have been touching me. you saw that she did that. >> yes, sir. >> she was grabbing me,

twice. i looked at her -- one of the pictures is is me going get away from me. who is this person? it would have been easier than talking to you. >> it shouldn't be complicated, but members of a campaign staff shouldn't be assaulting the press jie. if donald trump is is the gop nominee, would you support him? >> let me tell you the shrugs to that. the solution to that. donald will not be the gop nomination. we will beat him. >> john kasich made his case to stay in the race. >> i have not gotten down in the mud. i have not got all these nasty sound bytes. i am laying out my record and vision for what i want to see happen of. >> you heard ted cruz step back from his pledge to support the eventule republican nominee. john kasich and trump stepped back on their pledges. elton john is being sued by an l.a. police captain claiming the rock starry peteedly groped him. the captain said it happened

in early 2014 while he was working off duty with the singer's security detail. sir elton made sexually suggestive comments. an attorney said he is a disgruntled former security officer seeking an undeserved payment. soon you may be paying more for ice cream because vanilla has sky rocketed in price. bloomburg reported that vanilla is selling for $550 a pound. that's up from $176 last year. growers blame a smaller crop last year and a lower quality crop this year. the 2014 poll from baskin-robbins found vanilla to be the most popular ice cream flavor in california and most u.s. states. >> well tomorrow we will get to see if a march miracle paid off in the sierra. the department of water resources will con dct a new snow survey. look at the survey from april 1st of last year. there was no snow on the ground and statewide the snowpack was 5% of average. governor jerry brown was there

that day and announced the water cuts across california. look at video from last month's survey. they found a snowpack that was about 83% of average. we are hoping for a good reading. >> we are indeed. i am still thinking of vanilla ice cream. >> will we get any rain at all in the near future? >> sandhya patel has what's ahead for us. sandhya? >> i'm the bearer of bad news when it comes to the rain chances. dan and ama, it is gone. i do have good news. the weather is going to be nice and spring-like the next few days. live doppler 7hd showing you what it looks like right now. we have a few cloud around. earlier when the sunset at 7:31 the clouds that were around this afternoon pretty much went away. you can clearly see all the way across the bay toward mount tam and a beautiful sunset. we encourage you to send your weather pictures and the # abc7 news. here are the temperatures, 43 in half moon bay. the numbers are really coming down. mid40s in santa rosa.

we are headed toward a chilly tomorrow morning. 37 in santa rosa and 39 in livermore and half moon bay and patches of fog around. wouldn't be surprised if some of the valleys wake up to patchy frost. most area around the coast and the bay in the i have 40s. a live picture from our emeryville camera and it is a beautiful view right now. cool morning with patchy fog. milder tomorrow afternoon. we are looking at a warming trend through the weekend. here is a live look from our tower camera. san francisco is looking great. tree pollen is not looking so good if you suffer from allergies and the tree is your main culprit. the uv index is also high. mold spores will be running low. tomorrow morning the patchy fog for the morning commute will give way to lots of sunshine and occasional high clouds and we will call it filtered sun for your wednesday afternoon. your hour by hour temperature trend will look like this for san jose. you start out at 44 degrees at 6:00 a.m. tomorrow.

by 4:00 p.m. you are 25 degrees warmer coming up to 69 degrees. it is a high sun angle that will allow the warmth to happen so rapidly. we are expecting a nice looking day in the south bay and around all parts of the bay area. here are the rest of your highs. 70 in antioch. 69 in san jose. 66 oakland. 68 napa. santa rosa 69. mid60s around san rafael. the high clouds will stream by, but they are harmless. a look at the seven-day forecast . low 60s to low 70s the next couple days. we'll bump you up to the mid70s toward the weekend inland. mid60s coast -- coast side. if you are looking to the weekend, i know it is only tuesday, but we will increase the cloud cover on monday and ties a -- and tuesday a few lingering clouds. the latest models are backing

off on the possibility of a slim chance of a few showers. at this point we are running 80 sick to 103 -- 86 to 103% of normal. the rain we have had has definitely bumped us up. but we are not anywhere near getting rid of the drought. dan and ama? >> thank you, sandhya. we were just talking about vanilla ice cream. now forget the garlic fries. >> i can't. they are too good. still ahead on abc7 news the a 11:00, the fresh food options just in time for the giants new season. >> when it happens where you live -- >> we know many of you are frustrated with the persisting bart issues in the east bay. >> the abc7 news team covers your neighborhood. >> in san francisco -- >> morgan hill. >> sfo. >> your story -- >> 7 on your side is changing how these guys do business. >> i know this is a scam. >> choose the news that matters where you live. >> i was trying to share what we got in our backyard. >> choose the team that works for you. >> li

out. today abc7 news toured at&t park to see what's new for fans this year. saw a lot of food. tony's saw sill yen pizza and a new orange splash lager. hundred of new wi-fi access points will speed up your phone service and there is now a virtual reality display that will put fans right there into the action. i'm more impressed by the food options. >> that's pretty cool. >> you know you won't even care about all of that. >> is there a baseball game going on? >> a few things that don't go together like the virtual reality can be on any facility. >> sensory overload.

>> i am into that. and so are the warriors. what they do is amazing. they tie their win total from last season at 67 is. they still have eight games left even busting out an old don nelson favorite, the backboard pass is back. sports is next.

you by riverwalk casino. >> the warriors are hunting down two records. as well as looking for the all time wins record 73 victories and a chance to inch closer to both marks hosting the wizards and then a tough turn around at utah tomorrow night. best wishes for craig saeger

battling leukemia and vowing to make medical history and we are all rooting for him. steph curry is showing up and showing up angry and throwing it down. people ask is bradley beale your cousin? look at him on the court. what do you think? the wizards lead by nine. falling out of bounds and splash. the next possession, steph with the drive and the lefty finish. 20 seconds after that and curry with the rebound and the long outlet and sean livingston and the dunk. 15 seconds later and curry for three. it is a 12-0 run and dubs up 49-46. the third quarter and the backboard pass to andrew boggit. one on a triple-double. the fourth quarter and the bank is always open for steph. he goes for 2 sick. warriors with init 102-94. they are 67-7. 60 games above 500.

after steph said saeger is an inspiration. >> seeing you and doing what you are doing, we got no excuses. you are an inspiration for us. >> the sharks clinched a playoff spot and tonight they are in vancouver. seconds left in the seventh. now it is in the back of the net and 2-1 sharks. to the third and the sharks with a two-man advantage. 3-1 team teal. the final seconds and the net is empty and the sharks are trying to get it to couture. he scores. that's his first career and sharks 4-1. to the pitch. head coach said flat out they had to beat guatemala. the defender falls down and he shoots and scores. it was 2-0.

he puts it away. it allows him a bit of relief as team usa wins it 4-0 and that boosts their world cup qualifying hopes. giants catcher buster posey shows off his espanol. that's one of the new commercials they have for the season. >> a sergio romo and javier lopez with tremendous overacting. warriors go 6-2 down the stretch and they have the record. >>

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i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz.

for larry, sandhya and everybody else good night. co >> dicky: from hollywood - it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- salma hayek, reggie miller, and music from lukas graham. with cleto and the cletones. and now on top of all that, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪