live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> new information this morning in which incident at san francisco state university. this video now is viral showing an african-american student confronting a white student about his dreadlocks. i am natasha zouves. >> i am kristen sze. >> this morning we hear from the roommate of the woman who confronted the fellow student over his dreadlocks. amy hollyfield is at san francisco state on the investigation and reaction. >> the video is still making the round on youtube. it has pick up 250,000 new views

just this morning. that has quite an impact on the people who live with the woman. >> it is one thing to see video of something that happened on your campus spread like wildfire. it is another weapon the person in the video is your roommate. >> it went viral. it is on the radio. everything. so... >> were you surprised? >> it has been going on for a while. >> she is referring to her roommate's focus on race-related issues. [ inaudible ] >> she is into black power. >> the woman has been identified at bonita tindel telling a white student in the video, cory goldstein the dreadlocks are part of her culture. >> if she would talk to me about this in an open and loving and respecting way and teach me about issue i would be receptive but she had to attack me and

made me feel, demoralize me and made me family uncomfortable. all the person would took the video thinks charges should be finalled because she was physical. >> the officials are investigate ing. bonita tindel took her stuff and left yesterday and has not spoken publicly about the con prop station. goldstein would like to talk to her. >> i would like an apology over the real intention. >> the campus pestle prepare the case to the san francisco district attorney for review so there is no word on whether criminal charges will be filed. thank you. developing news in the east by, berkeley police have launched an animal crawlty investigation after half a dozen animals were found foaming at the mouth. a city grounds cooper discovered raccoons a cat and a possum that

were suffering from mysterious injuries and had baby bell lets inside of them. three of the animals died at marina. when die after being taken to the animal shelter. last had to be euthanized. people are asking for the public's help to report other animals with similar injuries or anyone who may have been spotted near the marina carrying a weapon. >> santa rosa police need your help to track down a man who burglarized a business early this morning. he is identified as 43-year-old david harrison on north sutton avenue happened after midnight he left personal items behind tipping off police. but they have not been able to find him. raw >> burlingame police are looking for the man who stole thousands of pills from a pharmacy at walgreens near burlingame avenue. the suspect jumped over the pharmacy counter, pulled a knife, and ordered the pharmacy technician to the ground.

he asked where the xanax and other drugs were located and got away with 3,200 pills. if you have information on the crime, call the burlingame police. >> firefighters are searching for the cause of a fire that tore through an office building last knit. the fire started just before 9:00 p.m. on the second store of a two-story building on industrial drive. the building houses a few stores and originated in a law office. no one was inside at time. it caused $150,000 in damage. >> a novato firefighter who fail add drug test last year is now fighting back saying he was wrongfully terminated. the report of the ig they'd 36 year old was fired in august after the captain smelled marijuana outside the window of his dorm room at a fire station. he was first to take a drug test which detected pot in the system. in the lawsuit, he claimed the americas never formally told him he was under investigation or advise him of rights to have a

young representative rent and did not tell hin about the rights against self incrimination. >> a huge redwood city trees are coming down in san jose. some neighbors are wondering if bounds are being overstepped. we got to the "root," of the issue and here is that story. matt? >> natasha this storm started after a unable of ebay got a letter, saying they are overstepping the impact on the community cutting down large redwoods to expand need tons challenged. we are fining out what is going on. >> you need more than just a saw to cut down a tree in san jose. most of the time you need a permit. ebay wants to remove 11 trees around the new center for a fire lane. four require a permit for removal and at the planning director's hearing at city hall, they were approved to move failure. but to give something you have

to give something back, ebay and the city of san jose agreed on planting 52 new trees around the campus. >> they can plant more trees than are being removed. >> if there is room we are open to. playing are month. ebay said there is a through tree on the campus and a span said they did not have a timetable on the event center will be completeed. >> public has ten days to appear the process and the permit approval that would go to the planning commission with the final say. apple is asking the f.b.i. to tell them how they able to unlock the iphone of the san bernardino gunman. according to the "los angeles times" the f.b.i. used a program that allows the agency to incorrectly guess more than ten passwords without permitly losing the phone's data. they used software to run through possible pass codes. late yesterday a california judge dropped the the encryption

case after the government said they no longer needed cooperation. >> lawmakers are discussing raising the state's minimum wage to $15 an hour. uc berkeley released a study saying that the high are wage would benefit 5.6 million people in california. 96% are in their 20s or older. 37% of the california work first can expect higher wages. the andrea constand -- appropriations committee will vote today and if approved it take effect by 2022 and would be highest in the nation. workers from water resources are hard at work in the sierra conducting a snow survey. this is lake tahoe. we know soon how much our rainy march paid off. look at the snow survey from a year ago. there was no snow on the ground. nothing to measure. statewide the snow pack was original a% of average. the governor brown was there

that day and announced water cuts across california. now hook at video from last in's survey, what a difference, a snow pack was 83% average with water regulators easing the restriction we are all under depend on today's survey. >> new details this morning on the investigation interest the man who admitted to hijacking a domestic egyptair night. the court order eight day they tension for 59-year-old seif eldin mustafa who took control of the flight diverted it and threatened to blow it up with a take explosive belt. seif eldin mustafa is charged with hijacking, illegal possession of explosives, kidnapping and throats to commit violence. >> now the latest on the brussels attack. the airport was supposed to re-open today but a spokeswoman said that re-opening will be delayed possible for months. this is after american airlines announced they are canceling all flights to and from brussels until april 7. the airport in belgium's capitol has been chased since tuesday.

32 people died at the airport as well as the train station. >> a problem that can lead to dangerous driving. could your car head hoyts be -- headlights be to blame? you can check your car. >> the method to the madness behind a big night on "wheel of fortune." stay tuned.

the abc7 news app on go on your schedule on one screen all the weather and traffic and news that lives where you live. >> if less than an hour you have a chance to be first in line to the new and improved san francisco museum of modern art. tickets for re-opening are online at noon and is opening after three-year expansion tripling the gallery space. the tickets available today offer re-opening saturday may 14 with specific 15 minute timed entrance. >> take a close look at this "wheel of increase tune," challenge. could you get this? a man did. his brilliance did not step this. a last us missed this because of march madness but the performance is just now going environmental. tiffany wilson is here. the other people did not stand a

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>> he turned during the break and said it was great but you have to less someone else play but he got every one but one before landing in the bonus round. >> goofy pictures. >> he is an i.t. assistant and told the paper he will pay college loans and my a car with the $76,000 winning. the add vase for game show hopefuls? apply and repair. >> he first applied four years ago by driving around to vary wheel mobiles an the east coast. you can catch it right here on abc7 starting at 7:30 after "jeopardy." >> love that story. love it. >> studying always pays off. >> new, the boys of summer are back from the a's celebration under way to a commuter alert

for screens fans helping to countdown to open day and meteorologist mike nicco is ahead with the forecast. >> good morning. we have the baseball forecasts starting tomorrow at at&t park for the bay bridge end of pre-season series. i have a model still trending with rain in the seven-day forecast and i will have that and the big warming trend still open way. >> a new incentive for bay area commuters to car pool. what an on-demand service

>> walnut creek, campbell, and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. san francisco-based ride

sharing service lyft has a car pool option part of the transportation commission to have commuter car pools between the city and silicon valley. passengers pay $4-10 a ride to cover the driver costs. it is not a source of income for drivers but car pools are arranged the night before, not on demand like ride sharing. >> baseball season now is less than a week away we have a transportation heads up. you will want to flop ahead for getting to the homeowner on thursday. that is because get get will not offer direct ferry service from larkspur to at&t park. can you take the golden gate ferry or walk or take transit to the ballpark. get get said the ferry service to other games could be delayed until a boat returns to the lineup after undergoing repairs. >> oakland a's are killing off five days before the kick off at

the cov. and they are giving away tickets. on friday, the mayor schaaf and the manager will raise the flag over city hall playing giants tomorrow and friday and on saturday in oakland. >> now, a check with meteorologist mike nicco. mike? yes, it will be nice, absolutely, temperatures are trending upward as we head through the next couple of days and we will look back at this morning in case you were sleeping in or just because it is really cool looking. check it out you can see the sunshine between the clouds as the morning sunrise was impeded by the marine layer and the clouds. it is sitting out a little bit and i am look north, and sunshine to the south. it is across the lower elevations of the coast and some the bay we are still see the clouds sliding through on this sea breeze that is out here right new. you can see any chance of precipitation is over the high

country and maybe a few snow showers as they take the readings. at 87% is what the measurements are showing, as the snow pack average. sunny and average high at home more clouds and milding tonight and april showers with our fingers crossed for monday and possibly on tuesday. today, the clouds are lingering along the coast and low 60s in san francisco, and more sunshine elsewhere and around 64, even a 70 in antioch for a high today. and in san jose, you can see the sunshine down there and we will call it mostly sunny through the day because there are a few clouds into san francisco and sun will set at 7:31 and it will be gorgeous, and the clouds will start to increase as we head to the evening and the overnight hours. as far as countyist lander watch out for the pollen out there, and a nice time to run and same if you are going to walk the dog. shear walnut creek if you are add havers to tree pollen, not the greatest day to be outside. u.v. index is high.

and the burn factor is gone up with the extra sunshine. tonight, you can see the cloud cover, more widespread and our temperatures are warmer than this morning, mid-40s to low 50s. hopefully you will not need to run the heater and save yourself money and maybe handle the pollen on the window and let in the fresh air the next several days as we are in the low-to-mid 60s at coast and low-to-mid 70s around the bay and inland. notice, i don't have a great chance of rain for machine or tuesday's forecast but there is just one of our medium-range models showing we have a chance of rain and we will hold on to that. we need the rain. >> mike, thanks. for first time the people who crash cars tested car headlights and the result are not if. a third of more than 30 mid-sized cars tested did not shine enough. the best performer was only one "good," is the prius with lead lights and the worse was the bmw3 series with "intelligence,"

lights. you cannot see the deer at all in the bmw headlights. another bmw had a similar l.e.d. system testified in the top third but there are government standards on how far it can reach. as long as how much. >> same height, you get a different amount visibility. >> the insurance institute said they should light up 330' haiti and half of all crashes happen at dark or dust >> and now rape on college campuses, we have learned that lady gaga will join vice president joe biden in las vegas next week and will speak at university of nevada las vegas on april 7 as part of the initiative to bring awareness to the issue. laggard is a sexual assault survivor herself. at oscars, you will remember she

was introduced ahead of the performance of "'til it happens to you," which got rave reviews on social media. >> a twist beens the rage in the san francisco bar, a closer look at how it is making it so much fun to turn back

>> coming up, an accident took the life of a bay area man the how do you know if your pool is safe. tips that can make a difference. >> fruits and vegetables are supposed to be good for you. at 5 o'clock, why are republicaners saying they could be unhealthy? >> admit it, you really wish you could be a kid again, right? carefree. fun. food. >> all the time. >> san francisco nonprofit is helping create the expense for us adults. >> really cool. the nonprofit turned a bar into a larger than life...pit. it was filled with 40,000 balls for people 21 and over to indulge their inner child. this is a one day only event. the before owner said it sold out in minutes. people looked like they had fun, it was safe, i wonder, i want to bring...they are having a ball.

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