live from the kgo tv broadcast center, this is "abc7 news." good afternoon, everybody. thanks for joining us. i'm larry beil. >> and i'm kristen sze. ama daetz has the day off. we begin in san francisco with a police shooting. a man was shot and killed near 18th street. there are differing reports about what really happened. >> including whether he was threatening officers with a knife. vic lee is live at the scene with details. vic? >> reporter: the shooting happened right over here on shotwell street. a shooting which some make comparisons with the officer involved shooting of mario woods last december. he too had a knife. this time was a homeless man who lived in one of those blue tents. >> there was a person waving a

large kitchen knife. >> reporter: the man was shot here by officers responding from a call from a homeless outreach team, man with a knife. >> the knife had a 10 to 12-inch played. >> reporter: police say they shot bean bags at the man but he kept charging. two officers, one of them a sergeant, fired. >> we have it i peers four extended casings from the bean bag and seven casings. >> reporter: seven bullet casings. the man was rushed to the hospital. >> all he did was play with his soccer ball. >> reporter: stephanie and john knew the man as jose. they were outside their tent when officers arrived and they say they saw everything. >> the knife was up on his hip the whole time. he didn't have no knife in his hand when the officers was around him. >> reporter: he says he saw bean bags hitting jose first.

>> he was going in circles, and that's when the sergeant pulled his gun out and opened fire on him. >> reporter: the couple says the knife was tucked in his belt. >> he fell and that's when the knife fell out. and he hit the ground. >> reporter: the man was rushed to the hospital. he died early this afternoon. i'm sure the police will have more to say in the days to come. the shooting comes ironically the day after the police commission met at city hall where they discussed arming officers with nonlethal weapons such as tasers. a brief scare at an office building this afternoon after a report of someone inside with a gun. sky 7 hd was over the medical office after somebody saw a man with a rifle inside. that led to a brief lockdown. it turns out it was just a bb

gun. the county sheriff tweeted this picture of it. it's not clear why anybody would bring a bb gun to the office. sky 7 hd is live over breaking news in campbell where a major gas line break has forced some evacuations, as well as a major traffic tie-up. you can see the affected enter section right down there on camden avenue near highway 17. a construction crew was digging into the asphalt when they hit a two-inch steel gas line. c at least two businesses, a shell gas station and a store, have been evacuated. pg&e is on the scene to cap the leak. it could take several more hours. we'll bring you any developments during this news cast and through twitter. just follow "abc7 news" bay area. the one-day blast of heat is over. this is a live look outside. >> you can see the clouds pushing in. a cooler look today and some rain could be on the way. spencer christian is here now

with our accuweather forecast. hey, spencer. >> i hate to use the old cliche, but what a difference a day makes. yesterday sweltering, today almost chilly. here's a live look at live doppler 7 hd. temperatures have plummeted since this time yesterday. he it is right now 23 degrees cooler in san francisco and palo alto than it was at this hour yesterday. 24 degrees cooler in santa rosa. so you can see the cooling has been significant. here's the view from our roof top camera, looking out across the embarcadero. 70 in oakland. 76 in san jose. nor gan hill 70. this is the deal looking westward from our emeryville camera. 64 in napa. fairfield and concord at 69 degrees. 75 in livermore. here's the forecast animation starting at 7:00 this evening. clouds continue to thicken into the early morning hours. we expect rain to develop,

showers pushing in, in the afternoon hours. so the afternoon and evening rush, as you see from this animation, looks like it could be wet and slow and messy. i'll show you what's coming after that into the weekend. larry and kristen? >> thank you, spencer. spencer christian, a big baseball fan. this is a big day for giants' fans. opening day at at&t park. this game continues against the dodgers. opening day merchandise was going fast and furious. the giants were led out on the field with members of the junior giants. manager bruce bochy and the 2016 san francisco giants looking for even year magic. the first fan at line this morning would just be happy with a win over the dreaded dodgers. >> get my calendar and get my seat so i can prepare for the great days and a win against the dodgers. >> and that may turn out to be

prophetic. the anthem was done by matt nathanson. ♪ whose broad stripes and bright stars ♪ ♪ through the perilous fight [ applause ] >> there we go. the anthem was performed by matt nathanson with willie mays in attention. the giants rallied in the fifth after an rbi grounder. buster posey doubles in panik. bottom six, pagan base hit to a right scoring two. as the giants take the lead. right now it is 7-4 giants and they are in the 7th inning. the giants and the make a wish foundation issued a giant thank you today to the san francisco police department for the return of outfielder hunter pence's scooter. burglars stole the scooter

saturday at the charity's office. pence had donated it a while back. police arrested three suspects earlier this week. >> you feel so violated because it's so wrong to steal any way, let alone from a children's charity. >> and for their part, the giants donated five ipads to help replace ones taken during the break-in. baseball on the other side of the bay, white sox finishing up their series this afternoon. nice day for tailgating. no score until the 6th when abreu hits the two-run home run. the white sox win 6-1 as the a's drop three of their first four. a's and giants' fans, share your team pride on social media using the #abc7now. you can expect a traffic mess tonight.

it's already begun as games start to wrap up in san francisco and in oakland. we are in the 7th in san francisco, but you can see the heavy spots on the map in red, leading into the city, of course. in addition to the giants and the a's, the warriors play at 7:30 and in the south bay, the sharks hit the ice at the same time. cal assistant basketball coach jan huffneagle has resigned. he had been on paid leave since accusations surfaced. today's resignation ends his appeal in the case. police are looking for a man who has been posing as a stanford university student or employee who may be linked to a series of laptop thefts. at least 72 thefts have been reported to campus police since september. the computers were taken from offices, and even student residents. san francisco supervisors are trying to beef up their controversial sanctuary city law. >> it currently bans city police

and deputies from holding most undocumented immigrants for federal immigration officials. >> eric thomas is live at city hall in san francisco. eric? >> reporter: the ordinance passed out of committee just a short time ago. it will head to the full board of supervisors for their consideration. it further restricts how city police react with i.c.e. and other government issues when it comes to undocumented immigrants. supervisors took to the steps of city hall to argue putting a fire wahl between police and immigration and customs enforcement is more than just a good idea. >> the separation of local law enforcement and immigration enforcement is vital. >> reporter: he says immigrant communities would no faith or trust in police without that separation. he points to the case of pedro figueroa, an immigrant who went into a station to retrieve his stolen car and walked out in the

arms of i.c.e. agents. >> he said, i asked for help but instead i was harmed by the police. it's something really hard for me to share. >> reporter: this new ordinance would not only prevent police from obtaining immigrants but prohibit them providing information to the feds unless the person was convicted of a violent felony within the last seven years. >> we want to set one clear standard for when we will allow law enforcement to talk with i.c.e. >> reporter: san francisco's immigration law controversy went national last year, when an immigrant who had been deported five times shot and killed kate steinle at pier 14. gop presidential candidate donald trump referenced that in one of his anti-immigration rants. >> we saw trumped up hysteria. that affected people in san francisco. >> reporter: but this local activist says this is not a place for local government.

>> we don't need the city of san francisco to take what the federal government should be doing or not, we need the city of san francisco to do what they were elected for, repairing these streets and fixing the problems that the community needs. >> reporter: so it begs the question, would this law have had an effect in the state -- the kate steinle murder case from last year. the answer is, probably not, because the suspect in that case did not have a history of violence and this ordinance would only allow contact with the feds if the suspect had been convicted of a violent crime within seven years. eric thomas, "abc7 news." >> eric, thank you. still ahead on "abc7 news" at 4:00, a bizarre police chase in southern california. why these men were being chased by the cops. some big new numbers out from tesla. why the model three is proving to be a big game changer for the electric car. around new at 4:30, on this opening day, a woman combining baseball and childhood mem

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this is "abc7 news." >> this is a bizarre end the a wild chase in southern california. two burglary suspects led police on a chase that included a brief pause for the driver to do some donuts? this is in the middle of a chase, which went over multiple freeways and through the hollywood area. the driver was even waving and yelling at people near the hollywood walk of fame. a spike strip was deployed but it didn't end there. they were finally arrested in a

neighborhood, but not before they ended up taking a few selfies with residents there. a dump truck lost control and slammed into a home's garage, knocking it off its foundation. janet o has the details. >> all of a sudden it was this tremendous crash. >> reporter: they are walking inthis morning to deal with the aftermath of the crash. >> the next thing is for inspectors to come and look at the stability of what is left of the garage. >> reporter: early this morning, fire, police, and the city public works department were able to get the truck hauled away without causing any damage to the homes below. that's where they live. this is what the situation first looked like yesterday afternoon, when the dump truck carrying hot asphalt slammed into the garage. >> it was unbelievable. >> reporter: the driver somehow lost control to pave the road.

the subcontractors were hired by pg&e after crews just installed a new gas line in the neighborhood. >> that's a big truck like that. they lost control. >> reporter: the driver of the truck managed to break out, breaking his arm in the process. the city and pg&e are now conducting a thorough investigation. pg&e saying they apologize to residents and will work to make things right. >> we're waiting to get our lives back together. it's going to take a while, for sure. >> reporter: the road remains closed and crews will be escorting residents in and out of the area. janet o, "abc7 news." a head-on crash between a ford pickup truck and a big rig hauling wine left one person dead. it happened at 7:00 a.m. outside of petaluma. the ford pickup drifted across the center line and right into the path of an oncoming big rig.

the pickup driver was taken to the hospital where he died. his passenger was hurt. u.s. department of housing and urban development secretary julian castro is in the bay area. and right now he's preparing to speak at uc berkeley. "abc7 news" was at san francisco city hall where he met with bay area leaders, including mayor ed lee along with the san jose and oakland mayors. the main topic of discussion was expanding affordable housing opportunities across the bay area. >> the bay area is a good example of a place that has seen a lot of economic progress. at the same time, has a lot of families who are struggling to pay the rent and find a decent place to live. >> the bay area was one of five communities chosen to lead a national conversation about how to create economic opportunities so everybody has a chance to succeed. the department of housing has pledged $11 billion over the next ten years to address the problem. fewer americans sought

unemployment help last week. the labor department says weekly applications for jobless benefits fell 9,000 to 267,000. the figures point to a stable job market with steady hiring. mortgage rates slid to their lowest level in 14 months. the average rate on a 30-year fixed rate mortgage fell to 3.89%. the average rate on 15-year fixed rate dropped to 2.88%. tesla motors says worldwide preorders for its new model 3 electric car have hit 325,000. that announcement from the ceo coming a week after he unveiled the car at an event in l.a. customers have to put down a refundable $1,000 deposit to order car, which starts at $35,000. the number of orders is unprecedented when you compare it to other electric car sales

worldwide. nissan sold 211,000 leafs since the year 2010. so this car is a game changer potentially. >> it could lead to more infrastructure and charging stations. great day for a convertible if you have one. >> spencer christian is here with the accuweather forecast. >> cooled down a lot since yesterday. we have a few clouds around, but rain is holding off for a while. here's live doppler 7 hd. you can see the outline of the clouds. here's the view at the golden gate bridge. showers are likely tomorrow and saturday. we'll have an unsettled pattern sunday through tuesday with another rainstorm likely next wednesday. the approaching system, however, the one coming in tomorrow and saturday, ranks one on our storm impact scale. a storm of light intensity. most areas will get between quarter and half an emplg of rainfall. isolated thunder is possible with this system.

5:00 tomorrow afternoon, there will be showers and perhaps locally heavy downpours moving up through the east bay, south bay, parts of the peninsula. that means not great driving or commuting conditions late tomorrow. that rainfall will continue into early saturday morning and then through the day on saturday it will taper off into pockets of showers. and we are projecting rainfall totals by 11:00 saturday night of generally between quarter and half an inch of rain. over in livermore, could be close to an inch of rain. on the coast, only a few hund d hundredeths of an inch. uniform range of lows and tomorrow's highs will range from low 60s at the coast to upper 60s around the bay. upper 60s to near 70 inland. now let's look ahead to next week. that next storm will start our forecast animation next wednesday morning at 12:00 a.m. by 5:00 next wednesday morning,

doesn't look like the rabe will have pushed inland far enough to complicate the morning rush. later in the day, the rain becomes more widespread. this system looks like it will be more vigorous than the one this weekend, so it could produce a lot more rainfall than we're expecting. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. this ranks one on the storm impact scale. starting tomorrow, continuing into saturday. partly to mostly cloudy skies. slight chances of rain each of those days. a more significant chance of rain next wednesday as that storm currently ranks one on the storm impact scale, as well. if it beefs up and produces the amount of rainfall, we could boost it up to our ranking to a number two. aggressive, undisciplined. >> the surprise first look at

the new "star wars" movie today. what "rogue one" is all about. later tonight on at 8:00 -- of >> and here's a sneak peek of tonight's episode of "the catch." >> so, ms interrupts the communication between the brain and the body. >> it's like i'm drunk but i'm not, so it's not as much fun. >> some types of m.s. respond to medication. >> mine does not. >> three months ago, a pharmaceutical company announced a clinical trial for people like susan. >> which resulted in me and 16 other people being taken to the icu. >> oh, my gosh. what happened? >> i couldn't walk or see. >> people were collapsing, driving off the road. >> i was paralyzed and blinded for a week.

>> you signed a waiver. >> because they lied. >> they said there was no adverse reactions in the previous trial. >> i completely understand -- >> you are my sister. >> let's do this for you.

what will you do when they catch you? >> looks good. "star wars" excitement heating up again. today with the release of the trailer for the new stand alone movie called "rogue 1." >> adrian bankert has more on the story 40 years in the making. >> reporter: "star wars" is leading fans on the edge of their seats again. before luke skywalker, there was

gin aso. >> reckless, undisciplined. >> i rebel. >> at the beginning, she's someone that thinks you have to do everything on your own. she finds out to become a great leader, to become a true leader, you have to be able to work with other people and be vulnerable with other people. >> reporter: the newest "star wars" film "rogue 1" is set before the third "star wars" movie, episode four, released in 1977. remember, it was princess laya who led the charge to destroy the death star. "rogue 1" gives the history. >> we have a mission for you. a major weapons test is imminent. we need to know what it is and how to destroy it. >> reporter: disney has promoted it as a stand alone movie, distinctly different yet loyal

to the "star wars" fans, with storm troopers and a mysterious black cape. with such a loyal following, this could be just the beginning. >> what will you become? >> reporter: it stars felicity jones and forest whittaker. the movie is set to hit theaters in december. disney is the parent company of lucas film, which produced "star wars" and abc 7. "abc7 news" at 4:00 continues. the growing controversy over this video, showing a security officer body slamming a young girl. girl. >> plus, the search for this (music plays from one way or another )♪♪ ♪ i'm gonna find y♪ i'm gonna getcha ♪ ♪ getcha getcha getcha ♪ one way or another ♪ ♪ i'm gonna win ya ♪ i'm gonna getcha ♪ ♪ getcha getcha getcha ♪ one way or another ♪

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loif from the kgo tv broadcast center, this is "abc7 news." >> here are the headlines at 4:30. a homeless man dies from a police shooting in the mission district in san francisco. sky 7 hd was over the scene as it happened this morning. a member of the city's homeless outreach team called police to report a man with a knife. police say he charged them with a 10 to 12-inch kitchen knife. in concord, this dental assistant is accused of molesting an 8-year-old girl inside the office.

coming up at 5:00, laura anthony tells us why investigators say there could be more victims. also at 5:00, chris nguyen will join us live from this gas line break in campbell. crews are working to fix it right now. and a disturbing video out of texas shows a school officer slamming a sixth grade girl to the ground. the 12-year-old claims she was knocked unconscious and bruised. now there's an excessive force investigation under way. brandi hitt has the story. >> reporter: 12-year-old janessa valdez says she was trying to avoid a fight with a student, when the security officer threw her face down. >> he grabbed he around my arms so i couldn't move my arms. >> reporter: do you think you were knocked out? >> of course. >> reporter: that incident as

rose middle school is under investigation. >> i was upset. he didn't have to do that. >> reporter: valdez says a large bump formed on her head, her eye still bruised a week later. the school district says it only learned about what happened after the video was posted online. >> it's alarming to see this. while we want all the details, i want people to know that excessive force will not be tolerated. >> the idea is to deescalate the situation. that's not always possible but that's the approach. >> reporter: the officer has been placed on administrative leave and represented by the combined law enforcement associations of texas, which said in a statement, the officer fully intends to cooperate with the investigation. valdez says she was suspended from school even though she says she was not in a fight. brandi hitt, abc news, los

angeles. brussels police today released new video of a third suspect in last month's bombing attacks. new surveillance tape shows the man moments after the bombing and the route he took as he left the area. he was with the two suicide bombers at the airport. police say he ditched his white jacket and vanished. at least 32 people died in those attacks. now to the race for the white house. ted cruz is predicting a big upset in new york. and a war of words between the democrats. here's megan hughes. >> reporter: bernie sanders on the attack. >> i'm not going to get beaten up or lied about. >> reporter: at a news conference in philadelphia, sanders pointing to media articles claiming hillary clinton called him unqualified, a statement she never actually made. now he's directing that critique at her. >> are you qualified to be president of the united states when you're raising millions of dollars from wall street?

>> i don't know why he's saying that, but i will take bernie sanders over donald trump or ted cruz any time. >> reporter: clinton trying to take the high road and calling the comments silly, before getting on a new york subway at yankees' stadium. this the same week that sanders in an interview with the "new york daily news" said the subway still took tokens instead of cards and had trouble answering questions about executing his own polies. and donald trump had family on hand at a tuesday rally in long island, hoping to deliver him a victory at home. >> my father will make america great again. >> reporter: trump hammering ted cruz for statements about new york values he made back in january. >> i've got this guy standing over there looking at me, talking about new york values with scorn on his face, with hatred of new york. >> reporter: cruz says his comments were referring to liberals. at a new york town hall, he says he's expecting to do better than

most predict. >> an interesting thing has happened in the last couple of weeks. we have seen this race nationally turn. >> reporter: a recent poll shows donald trump up more than 30 points in new york. he's even taking time off the campaign trail and has no scheduled events until sunday. megan hughes, abc news, washington. a new poll shows 7 in 10 americans have unfavorable views of donald trump. he's even losing support from his most loyal voting bloc, whites without a college education. 65% have a negative opinion of trump. and more than 60% of registered republicans say they definitely wouldn't vote for trump in the general election. a massive jump in the number of fbi background checks for gun purchases. the bureau conducted more than 7 million background checks, 36% more than last year. the spike likely came in

response to the san bernardino and paris terrorist attacks. a 9-year-old girl is taking on her critics. >> if you don't like my paper, nobody is forcing you to read it. >> the young journalist with a mind of her own. here's a look at clouds getting thicker and rain on the way, as well. i'll have the accuweather forecast in just a moment. >> and we'll see how your commute home is looking. golden gate bridge, traffic going north away from san francisco, not too crowded at the moment. and south bound into the city, and south bound into the city, smooth ride righ

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harry potter and the expensive chair. sounds like a book title, right? but it's not. we're talking about the chair author j.k. rollings sat in while she wrote the first two books. it sold at action in new york for $394,000. >> are you kidding me? >> no. to an anonymous bidder. >> incredible. brand new wizarding world of harry potter opens in hollywood. the village is based on the book and movie series. in addition, the park features harry potter themed restaurants, shops, and craft beverages. >> klay thompson and the warriors paid a visit to it.

a little 9-year-old girl is making a name for herself. she's reporting from crime scenes. yes, 9-year-old old. she spoke about her passion today. >> why is crime reporting such a passion of yours? >> i don't know. i just like solving puzzles. >> you're not afraid of going to a crime scene? >> no, not at all. >> she got a tip last weekend about a possible murder, just blocks from her house. so she went with her father to the crime scene to report on it and she beat all of the competition. then after she posted her report, she got a lot of negative comments with some people suggests she should be playing with dolls, not trying to be a reporter. >> well, if you don't like my papers, nobody is forcing you to read it. it annoys me because i'm a girl and because i'm 9 doesn't mean i can't be a reporter. >> her dad is a former "new york daily news" writer.

her parents say they have no problem with letting their daughter cover crime scenes. she's obviously very strong willed and very smart. very motivated. 9 may be young, but give her time. spencer christian is back now with your accuweather forecast. it's changing. >> it's changing rapidly. we had the cooldown today and now rain is on the way. here's a look at live doppler 7 hd, which payment which paints picture. you can imagine how much cooler it is than yesterday because of the clouds. tomorrow statewide, look for a surge of showery weather, maybe a thunderstorm or two coming up from the south, most of the southern 2/3 of the state. the showers will move into the bay area, probably hate in the day tomorrow. high temperatures generally in the 60s, up to maybe 70. tomorrow evening, at at&t park, it's game two of this weekend

series, this four-game series between the dodgers and giants. 60 degrees for the game start and maybe some showers during the game tomorrow night. the rainfall intensity will be at its greatest after 9:00 p.m. so if they play the game really fast, maybe they'll get it in before any possibility of a rainout. >> thank you, spencer. on this opening day, a woman reviving gloves and some baseball memories. >> just a way of regaining some of their youth for these guys. >> her true calling and the testimony to her success. i'm michael finney. i'm michael finney. slurpees and taxes? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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because my dirt's better than your dirt. oh. nature's care organic potting mix produces more tomatoes than those other guys. that's some good dirt. fremont, palo alto, north bay, and all the bay area, this is "abc7 news." another live look at at&t park, as the giants are facing the dodgers if san francisco's home opener. kristen almost exploded from the desk moments ago. hunter pence hit a grand slam and the giants lead 12-6 in the 9th. >> baseball's annual return is as much a part of american cultural as the red, white, and

blue of our flag. >> it's a time when anybody whoever cared about the game looked ahead with hope and back in the past with fondness. >> sometimes the tools of baseball help us along the way. >> reporter: a tiny room filled with a musty smell of seasoned leather. stay here long enough and you'll get a feeling that every baseball glove in the world either has or will pass through. >> they're very personal items, very personal. >> reporter: in what has become a throwaway society, here's the antithesis. fran opened this shop to repair burkenstocks and found this calling in the 1970s. >> the glove is secondary to what is happening. >> reporter: what's really happening? for instance -- >> this is a fielders' glove. >> reporter: sit the glove that

ron shribly used in little be league. and all for $55 after a one-month league. >> i think what's really happening is just a way of regaining some of their youth. >> reporter: the place is all of 100 square feet. that's not a lot of room for fran or visitors or for gloves or even the dust on the gloves. then you look around. just the signatures. >> i didn't start doing the signatures until 2011. >> reporter: the testimony to her success that hardly a square inch of wall space remains. there are no major leaguers here yet, but fran's working hard on that based on what she jokingly tells the kid. >> i tell them to quit school and concentrate on baseball, then get famous. then i'll retire. >> reporter: don't believe it.

to lose these strong hands, this fountain of youth for baseball gloves would be such a loss. wayne freedman, "abc7 news." >> that's a lot of gloves. the warriors face a big test tonight. "abc7 news" was at the practice facility in oakland today as they seemed ready for the spurs tonight. the warriors have lost two of the last three home games, which is shocking. they need to win the final four games of the regular season to set the nba all-time single season win's record at 73. >> and the giants' game just ended, they won 12-6 against the dodgers. a new trend is gaining traction. that is same-day deliveries. >> michael finney has more. >> nothing is fast enough now. i need it right now. if you need a phone charger or a laptop in a hurry, it can deliver. they have been testing same-day deliveries here since september.

now it's expanding to los angeles, chicago, and boston. the retailer joins a wave of companies hoping to capture sales by rushing products to your doorstep. other companies offer same-day deliveries. the items must weigh less than 50 pounds. fees range from $10 to $20 per delivery. we've heard a lot about student debt, now a survey shows some colleges give you a big return. degrees from some universities will generate income that far outweighs the cost of getting the delegate. the greatest returns go to stanford university, m.i.t. and cal tech. on average, students will pay about $250,000 for their degrees but will earn more than $1 million within 20 years. graduates of princeton, the university of pennsylvania will

earn just under a million dollars over the same two decades. taxpayers can now pay their taxes and buy slurpees at the same time. the irs announced a new partnership with 7/eleven. taxpayers can pay their taxes in slash at the home of the slurpee. now 7,000 store also take their payments, too. however, there is a charge of $3.99 per payment, about the cost of two slurpees. >> thank you, michael. >> putting it in context. in today's wellness report, you may be able to put a little more cream in your coffee. >> two studies suggest it's okay to eat real ice cream and put whole milk in your coffee. in fact, a top study found people who consumed full fat

dairy products had 46% lower risk of developing diabetes. a second study found those who ate a high fat dairy diet had 8% lower chance of becoming obese. according to a thought provoking new experiment, it's a long way from mice to people, but the study is finding hims at the possibility that a mother's exercise habits could be past down to a child in the womb. every year, a huge amount of foods are brought into the country for americans to eat. fish and seafood are the most likely not to make the cut during inspections. bu spices are now rapid targets for fraud, misables and contamination. i'm jane king. here's to your health. "abc7 news" at 4:00 continues. up next, a push in the south bay for transgender rights nationwide after two states pass new laws that open the door for

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president obama is heading to the west coast following a stop over today in chicago. mr. obama will be in los angeles tonight, and then in san francisco tomorrow raising money for the democratic congressional campaign committee. the president is expected to be in the bay area until 1:30 tomorrow afternoon and heads back to washington saturday. a rematch from two years ago for the democrats. >> both sounded today on the issue of transgender rights. and david louie joins us live in santa clara on the campaign trail. >> reporter: it was just about a

year ago that congressman mike honda revealed his 8-year-old dran granddaughter is transgender. mike honda has been in congress 16 years. when he ran against his challenger two years ago, his campaign emphasized his seniority and experience. in june's rematch, the two find themselves taking strong stands on transgender rights, in light of laws past in north carolina and mississippi, criticized as discriminatory. honda applauds pay pal and other companies for objecting. >> i think there's going to be a greater impact on the policies when corporate america and general public opinion -->> reporter: he held a public hearing today on treatment of

transgender students. he believes diversity supporting inclusion. >> i'm sure there's different points of view, but this is something where i don't believe in compromise. we have to stand up strongly for equal rights, for protecting lbgt rights, for making sure people can sue under state law. >> reporter: but voters seem to think other issues are influencing them. >> i think honda's time is done and he's too old. that's just why. >> reporter: so time for a change? >> yes. >> education is number one and the only way our district moves forward and mike honda has that in his soul that he's going to be looking out for kids. >> reporter: the campaigns are gearing up for the june th primary. david louie, "abc7 news." >> thank you for joining us for "abc7 news" at 4:00. i'm kristen sze. >> and i'm larry beil. "abc7 news" at 5:00 begins right now. this case was brought to you by the courage of an 8-year-old girl.

>> and she led police to a concord health worker suspected of molesting many more children. the disturbing evidence found on his cell phone. in san francisco, police shoot and kill a man armed with a knife. but what he was doing with it is still not clear. happening now, a sigh of relief after a gas line raptures. and fans stream into at&t park. there's nothing like the sights and sounds of a home opener. broadcast center, this is "abc7 news." >> you're looking at a dental assistant now under arrest for molesting a young girl. police say evidence shows there may be many more victims. good evening, everybody. i'm larry beil in for dan ashley. >> and i'm kristen sze. police say the dental assistant molested a young girl while she was sedated and recorded it on his cell phone. laura anthony is live in concord with the disturbing story. >> reporter: this all started

when this young girl walked into concord police headquarters with a relative and reported something she remembered from her visit here. now police believe there are many more victims. >> this case was brought to us by the courage of an 8-year-old girl. >> reporter: police say it was a young girl and her family that exposed what investigators believe was a serial molester. working as a dental assistant here in concord. police say the suspect recorded with his cell phone. >> it showed him at the dental office. it showed the young girls laying down, where he would pull their pants down, touch their vaginal area and record this. >> reporter: he now sits in jail on $8 million bail. he was arrested for abusing one 8-year-old girl. but police believe there are many more victims based on evidence seized from his home. >> one of the piece of evidences

seized was a cell phone that had several videos of young girls. >> reporter: he worked at this clinic for about a year. typically a dental assistant would monitor a child after a procedure when nitrous oxide was used. the gas makes them more comfortable, less anxious during the procedure but doesn't put them to sleep. >> the clinic takes patients very seriously and is fully cooperating with officials. for the privacy of our patients and all concerned, we cannot comment further. >> reporter: they are asking patients with questions to contact them directly. in concord, laura anthony, "abc7 news." a uc berkeley coach accused of sexually harassing a reporter has resigned. jan huffneagle was a cal assistant basketball coach. he was appealing his firing after an investigation found he tried to lure the female reporter up to his apartment and sent her sexual text messages for months.