flash bangs as they converged on the house which faces busy capital expressway. they took numerous people into custody and large bags of what appeared to be cash. neighbors we spoke to said this was not the first time. >> a year ago the house was busted for drugs and gambling. they cleaned it out. and a few weeks later they were back in business. >> reporter: this neighbor who did not want to be identified lives right in back of the house. >> they busted two people in my backyard, and other people i don't know if they came over our fence or not. >> reporter: the neighbor told us those who ran threw evidence all over her yard. >> i think slotted dice, some poker chips. we had poker chips and dice all over the backyard. >> reporter: all police will say is that it was a peaceful ending and they're interviewing a lot of people right now. vic lee, abc 7 news. a man accused of child molestation in santa clara

county has been arrested in roseville. james mcneely carroll is accused of molesting children from 1980 to 1997 while he lived in santa clara and sunnyvale. the 54-year-old is a teacher at horizon county charter schools. he is charged with six counts of molestation. anyone with more information is asked to contact santa clara police. a san jose high school sports coach is under arrest accused of having an inappropriate relationship with a 15-year-old boy. 21-year-old lock nguyen of san jose is charged with annoying or molesting a child. nguyen was the assistant badminton coach at san jose high. police say he was dating a student at the school. authorities have arrested three suspects in connection with 23 takeover-style robberies since early march. police say they arrested the three trying to rob a san francisco bar on friday. nine of the robberies have been in berkeley. businesses in san francisco, san leandro, albany, oakland and hayward were also targtsed.

the suspect would hit restaurants after closing time. surveillance video helped catching the group after friday's break-in. in san jose, new information on a crime that has shocked everyone who knew a couple found murdered in their home. the bigger shock, their two sons are accused of the killing. this is the oldest of the two, 22-year-old ha zesib golam rabb. his 17-year-old brother is also under arrest. chris nguyen is live in san jose tonight at the hall of justice. chris? >> reporter: the oldest son has been booked into the county jail and will make his first court appearance tomorrow, dan. the youngest son is now over at juvenile hall. meanwhile, we spoke to family members today. they say they are absolutely stunned and can't believe that something like this happened. on lucas court in san jose, a neighborhood forever changed. >> to be killed by anyone outside not related to you is bad already, like someone kill you live. but to be killed by your own kids. >> reporter: a husband and wife found murdered over the weekend

and now police say it's their two sons who committed the act. 22-year-old hasib go neighbors are trying to make sense of it all. >> it makes me sad because you look at the picture of the couple, and they look so happy. >> reporter: police have yet to release a motive for the killings but many wonder what would lead the two brothers to shoot and kill their parents. sources tell us disturbing messages were left at the scene which could help investigators determine what exactly went wrong. >> we don't know what happened. we don't know why. >> reporter: outside the rabbi family home, more flowers have been added to this small yet growing memorial. >> it is a relief. people can have some peace now. >> reporter: tomorrow friends will gather at a local mosque to reflect and remember the two victims and then family members will bury them at the five

pillar cemetery in livermore. neighbors continue to express their shock and disbelief. >> it's not representative of this area at all, which is a very safe and marvelous place to live. >> reporter: community members now seeking out some closure. in san jose, chris nguyen, abc 7 news. in palo alto, tracking software on a smartphone helped police catch four men accused of stealing a delivery truck filled with new clothing. police say vicente ramirez, carlos zune, jorge gonzales and anthony lopez took the truck last thursday. tens of thousands of dollars in clothes headed for gap stores was on board. a delivery truck employee left his phone inside the truck, allowing police to track it to a coffee shop where officers say they found the men unloading the clothes into a van. police are still looking for a fifth man who ran away. in the north bay, somebody used a machete to threaten another person whose dog

apparently defecated in public. marin county sheriff's office tweeted this picture of the machete this afternoon. they say it happened in a community called dogtown. police arrested the machete waver. they followed it up with in picture with the caption "only in marin." >> what a picture. call it an urban bird rescue. egress and herons that can't survive in oakland are being picked up by special teams and taken to a rehab center in fairfield. laura anthony is live with some of the rescued birds. >> reporter: that's right, dan. we are inside this enclosure here at the international bird rescue center in fairfield. these are just some of the young herons that have been rescued in recent weeks. some l broken wings, bruises. all of that after falling from trees in downtown oakland. it's a scene of natural beauty. snowy egrets and blacked crown herons nesting in the tree on a

sunny spring day. except in downtown oakland it's also a setting that's proved perilous. >> we're really just trying to help manage having urban wildlife in our city. >> reporter: that's why the golden gate -- society is helping. >> it's natural for some birds to fall out of their nests but it's not natural to hit hard concrete. they can't get back up in the trees because they're pruned so tall. they're getting run over by cars. >> reporter: a team from the oakland zoo is the first to respond once volunteers spot a bird in distress. >> some of them are hurt from the fall so they'll take a look to see if they need immediate attention or need to be held. if they need to be fed. but ideally we get them right to the rescue center. >> so this guy is from oakland. he actually had a fractured wing. >> reporter: at fairfield's international bird rescue center, the animals are assessed for injuries and overall condition. >> his whole side is all really bruised. >> it's hard falling out of trees and landing on concrete. we've seen broken wings. we've had a couple of leg

injuries. we've had a couple bill fractures that our veterinarian has had to fixed. >> reporter: once the birds are well enough and deemed ready to fly and fend for themselves, they will be released into the wild, far from the sfreets of a busy city. in fairfield, laura anthony, abc 7 news. sonoma county is confirming its first case of the zika virus. public health officials say a resident tested positive after being bitten by a mosquito in central america. the mosquito-borne illness can cause severe birth defects. officials say there's no risk to the public from the virus here in the bay area. a 49ers hall of famer is showing his support for a hawaiian teenager whose family was victimized by thieves. 14-year-old kaakea. hauna came to stanford for brain surgery scheduled foretoday but thieves broke into his car. vic lee featured his story and

now donations are just pouring in. today joe montana tweeted, our san francisco community is coming tolcome coming together. join me and send him a get well tweet to hash tag we are rocket strong. moments ago the bay area's jared goff is on the red carpet. we are waiting to find out where this hardworking, humble football player from cal is headed for his pro career. >> exciting stuff. keeping mark zuckerberg alive. we're learning just how much it costs. what happens in vegas as raiders owner mark davis really putting his money where his mouth is? also, why a local business is getting a visit from the obama administration. and 7 on your side reveals the smartphones with the longest lasting batteries. >> stay wuss. abc 7

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san mateo and all the bay area. this is abc 7 news. happening now, it's nfl draft day in chicago and all eyes are on cal quarterback jared goff, expected to be first or second overall pick. the los angeles rams traded to get the first pick. abc 7 news reporter wayne friedman is live at memorial stadium at uc berkeley, where goff made his name. and of course he grew up in marin. >> reporter: he did indeed. a huge day for a bay area son. inside that stadium right now in the restaurant, the cal football team has gathered around a wide screen waiting to see how this thing will go. it's a big deal for this football team and for this program. let's talk first with ray had sen who was his roommate for two dwreers. >> it's fun to see because i've seen the sacrifices he's made every day. i fook it for granted, but it's something i've learned from. it's the ultimate payoff. >> announcer: around the bay it seems everyone has a jared goff

story, not only at uc berkeley especially at marin catholic where he went to high school. there's his picture on the wall, class of 2013. here's the field where he he led his team to a record of 39-4. fellow students and staff here remember jared as being a good student and having a level head win or lose. lauren friedman was the football team's photographer that year. she saw a lot of goff up close. >> he was very quiet, but he took care of his friends and he looked after them and looked after the team. >> reporter: assistant athletic director larry gondola had goff in two classes. he said even at cal jared never forgot his roots. >> last spring he e-mailed me, and i was expecting it to be just something about cal football, right? and he said, gee, i just want to let you know i'm in an economics class at cal with 35 other kids, a group class, and i'm the only one that knows excel. thanks for your class. >> reporter: around the campus,

not a bad word about jared goff. everyone describes him as a cool kid, a great kid, a sensitive kid, a smart student and in full disclosure that lauren friedman girl you just saw is somewhat related to me. she is my daughter. the apple doesn't fall far from the tree. we're going back inside to watch this announcement. live at uc berkeley, wayne friedman. >> thanks very much. if goff goes first, he would be the latest in a long line of bay area college quarterbacks to be the first overall pick. stanford's buddy garrett was the first way back in 1954 by the cleveland browns. next came heisman trophy winner jim blungette out of stanford. new england drafted him in 1971, ended up with the raiders. cal's steve barkowski went number one to atlanta followed by eight years when stanford's john elway was tabbed by the denver broncos where he had a hall of fame career. 2012 andrew luck to the indianapolis colts.

we'll stay on football for a couple of moments. raiders owner mark davis announced he's willing to move the team to las vegas. davis appeared before a nevada tourism committee and pledged $500 million toward a 65,000-seat dome stadium. 300 million would come from the team and 200 million from the nfl stadium fund. davis has repeatedly said that he'd like to stay in oakland but there's been no progress on a stadium plan. this pledge is a little more than talk. the nevada legislature would have to approve the funding and it doesn't meet until next yeek. plus, any move must be approved by 24 of the nfl's 32 owners. the head of the environmental protection agency was in san francisco today with shopping tips for earth-conscious consumers. abc 7 news was at cole hardware as epa administrator gina mccarthy checked out the new safer choice label, a seal of approval from the epa for cleaning products that have been tested by the agency and don't harm the environment.

>> many manufacturers are now developing products and they're committing the information to us. we're verifying the science, and you can buy them and use them in your own house and feel comfortable for your kids and 4 your pets. >> more than 2,000 household products now carry the safer choice label. a top state official stressed the pornsz of voting today to young people in the east bay. secretary of state alex padilla addressed the students at the oakland military ins stult. he discussed not only the importance of voter registration but the role young people can play in shaping the future through civic participation. he says registration among people between ages 18 and 25 is way up this year. >> there's a lot of energy. there's a lot of excitement. my hope is that it translates into registration and turnout in june. that's why we're here today. >> the kids seemed to buy into padilla's message. they eagerly filled out voter register, card and participated in a mock election. the deadline to register to vote for update your registration is may 23rd. and how could weed killer

wind up in a glass of cabernet? the wine industry is demanding testing but a laboratory says it found knife o found glyphosate in ten california wines. we explore this growing controversy. one of the biggest complaints people have about their smartphone is the short battery life. >> sefrn on your side's michael finney teamed up with "consumer reports" to find out the longest lasting battery. >> isn't that a killer? terrible. "consumer reports" tested more than 50 phones identifying which ones have the best batteries. they offer some tips to help any phone battery keep going longer. it's happened to all of us at some point. you're nowhere near an electric outlet or you don't have a charger, and you get a low battery warning on your phone. "consumer reports" tests dozens of smartphones and their batteries each year. they can help you avoid a dead phone. one of their battery life tests,

"consumer reports" uses a bay station imlator to simulate continuous use like voice calls and web browsing. >> the battery life for the phones in our ratings ranges from less than eight hours to more than 24. >> the motorola droid turbo does the best in "consumer reports" battery test followed by the samsung galaxy f7 edge then the samsung galaxy f6 active. the samsung galaxy f7 and detroit turbo 2. those all have rapid charging which can bring a dying battery to 30% to 60% in 30 minutes. what if your phone isn't on the list? >> even if you don't have one of these phones, there are lots of ways for you to get more juice out of the phone you have. >> set your screen brightness to auto so you can adjust to indoor and outdoor lighting. or lower it when you can. you can also set the screen to go to sleep after 15 or 30

seconds of inactivity. >> another tip, if you find yourself in an area where there's no signal, put your phone in airplane mode. that disables all wireless connections. calls, textsor e-mails. >> many newer phones also offer power saving or low power mode in you're running really low. so what's not on the "consumer reports" best battery life list? any of the iphones. "consumer reports" says although the latest iphones do well in their battery tests, several other phones last longer. >> really? thanks, michael. breaking news. we were talking about the nfl draft. >> that's right. and we just had a few moments. go ahead, kristen. this is fantastic news. he just got drafted by the l.a. rams, first round draft pick. >> jared goff from uc berkeley. >> fantastic. this is big news. everybody is very excited about that development. >> yes. first cal bear in 41 years to be taken first overall in the nfl draft. we'll have a lot more on that later from our sports guys. one ever the largest sources

of drinking water for san franciscans and many others in the bay area is not going away. a judge dismissed a lawsuit today that would require the draining and removal of the reservoir in at that wall amy county. the dam provides drinking water to 2.6 million people in the bay area and oakland group filed the suit last year claiming the reservoir violates the state constitution by impairing the scenic and recreational uses of the ta walame river. the judge today says the operation of the dam is legal under federal law which trumps state law. let's talk about the weather forecast. really nice around the bay area. >> warming up, right sandhya? >> absolutely. today was warmer. we'll keep the trend going. out here, you couldn't choose a better day. it's nice and bright. there's a breeze coming through which we expect in the spring. live doppler 7 hd showing you some clouds right along the coastline. otherwise, everyone is enjoying the sunshine. 24-hour temperature change most noticeable inland where we're up 16 degrees in antioch, fairfield

up 19 degrees. take a look at the winds. they're up again, gusting to 39 at sfo, 28 in half moon bay. there's going to be a switch in the wind direction which is going to bring even warmer weather our way this weekend. sutro tower camera, shaky because of the breeze. 60 in san francisco right now, 65 in oakland, 67 in san jose, half moon bay one of our cooler spots at 55. this might be a popular place, santa cruz beach, this weekend. it is already a pleasant one in the 70s today and it's enl going to get warmer. 77 in santa rosa now, napa 69, concord 72, rivermore 68 degrees. here is a live look from our emeryville camera with hazy skies. another mild day on tap tomorrow. many warmer this weekend with gusty winds developing over the hills on saturday. a wind advisory may get issued for the hills locally, roughly east bay hills, santa cruz mountains where we're expecting the strongest winds. 7:00 tonight we'll see a few clouds around near the

coastline. that's pretty much where the clouds will be primarily for the morning commute with a few patches in the east bay. now, take a look at what's going to happen tomorrow morning. temperatures will be in the mid-40s to the low 50s when you get going. a thin extra layer might do the job. then you head into the morns hours, take you into the afternoon, plenty of sun. 9:00 a.m. the clouds will still be lingering along the coastline, sunny and mild elsewhere. and really it will be a great end to the work december week, temperatures will be very similar to today for your friday. so the warming trend will resume as we head into the weekend. tomorrow afternoon in the south bay, 71 in san jose, a few high clouds, 69 gilroy, 70 cupertino, palo alto 69. 67 redwood city, little breezy in pacifica, 64 downtown san francisco, north bay mid-70s, na napa, vallejo 71 along with hercules in the east bay. 68 in oakland, 68 fremont inland

spots 75 in livermore and in concord. here is a look at what's going to happen saturday. winds going to switch out of the north and that will bring us warmer weather. sunday will be pushing 90 degrees inland, 10 to 15 degrees above average. and then the cooling gets under way as the sea breeze returns monday. accuweather seven-day forecast for your saturday upper 60s to mid-80s, gusty in the hills. sunday low 70s to the upper 80s and then the cooling gets under way monday. tuesday through thursday we drop you down to the 70s and between wednesday and thursday we could be seeing showers, computer models right now are putting in a slight chance, which is encouraging on the accuweather seven-day forecast. >> thanks sandhya. chaos in france. what's causing the riots tearing up a city? then at 5:30 -- dan, kristen, breaking news. a man walks into a tv station wearing something claiming it was a bomb. s.w.a.t. teams opening fire.

all of this on camera. and the close call the aborted takeoff to avoid a collision at a major american airport. hear the air traffic kroecontros right here after abc 7 news. enough at 6, the breakthrough that local scientists are calling the holy grail in the treatment of heart attacks and heart disease. i'll have that story at 6 and a lot more coming

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police in paris, france, launched tear gas at huge crowds protesting the country's proposed labor laws today. workers staged walkouts to show he their opposition to a labor reform bill that critics argue will erode france's employee protections. sue poertz say it will deal with the country's high unemployment rate and encourage companies to hire. the bill will be debated next week in the french parliament. american women are a step closer to being required to register for the draft. the house armed services committee has narrowly passed a proposal mandating that women must register with the selective

service. right now all men ages 18 to 26 are required to register. women have always been exempt but conditions have changed now that they are allowed to participate in combat roles. the measure now goes to a senate committee for consideration. well, facebook takes security seriously, especially when it comes to ceo mark zuckerberg. in a regulatory filing yesterday, the company revealed it spent $16 million the past five years on planes, personnel and equipment keeping zuckerberg safe. that includes the guards when he's out for a run like this one in china. for comparison, oracle paid $1.5 million to secure larry ellison's home in 2015. amazon paid $1.6 million for jeff bees

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i'm ama daetz in the abc 7 newsroom. new at 6, they're pulling out all the stops on the peninsula. tonight see what's making this weekend's gop convention different from any other. plus -- >> reviews are getting better. everybody is a critic. >> 7 on your side's michael finney investigates online reviews xs when you can trust them and when you shouldn't. you'll see how $305 million has transformed the san francisco museum of modern art. the preview on 7 in a half hour. >> thanks, ama. well, some very talented bay area high school students will

see their works of art displayed in the halls of power. >> yes. these are the masterpieces by some of the bay area's winners of this year's congressional art contest. hundreds of pieces were submitted from each congressional district nationwide. >> winners will be flown to washington this summer to be honored by their legislators and all the art will hang in the capitol hill offices of congressional representatives. >> so beautiful. sometimes spending time with our kids is not quite perfect, right? >> it's true. it is take your child to work day. and one rascal at npr managed to hit the wrong button at the wrong time. >> oh, no. the junior journalist took the west coast feed off the air for one minute and 13 seconds at 11:00 this morning. >> but npr says it was an educational day for everyone. and no harm, no foul. >> there you go. looking on the bright side. learning experience. >> if you're the parent of that kid, you're mortified. >> that's the last time you're coming to work with us. "world news tonight" is next.

i'm kristen sze. >> i'm dan ashley. we appreciate your time. we'll see you again at 6. >> bye-bye. breaking news tonight. we're on the scene right now. the suspect walking into a tv station, wearing something, telling everyone it was a bomb. the emergency evacuations. the s.w.a.t. team moving in, opening fire. pierre thomas standing by. the other emergency playing out on live television. the families rescued. drivers pulled out of cars under water. and the possible tornadoes and storms now moving in tonight. the takeoff suddenly aborted. at 140 miles per hour. to avoid a collision at a major american airport. the harsh words in the race for the white house tonight. the former house speaker unleashing on ted cruz. calling him, quote, lucifer in the flesh, in front of a crowd, and going much further. you will hear the audio right here. and breaking developments tonight in the prince