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[ bell tolling ] terror at the heart of power. a country in morning the world in shock after today's deadly attack in parliament. >> four people were killed and 40 others injured by an attacker who plowed a car through crowds in central london before attempting to storm the house of parliament. >> as we just showed you, big ben is dark as the united kingdom mourns. france issen sadding in solidarity with its friends in london. all quiet in london tonight, earlier today, a much different

scene an unusual sight on a calm london day. an suv bauer elling down the city's famed westminster bridge. watch as it races across. a woman near the middle of the bridge falls, lands near the water. >> there were bodies literally. >> 10, 12 bodies. >> the driver rams his vehicle into the gates outside parliament. >> i see that one car smash into the wall. >> police say the man armed with the knife aing taed the shots are fired. >> one minister springing into action. trying to save the wounded officer. keith palmer spent 15 years with london police later died. pedestrians running for safety. >> this house is now suspended but please wait here. >> inside parliament, confusion, the area placed on lockdown,

people forced to huddle for hours. >> this group of students was brought here to see how parliament works. let's hope they know what kind of situation will unfold. >> officials calling it an act of terror. >> the terrorists chose to strike at the heart of our capital city, where people of all nationalities, religions and cultures come together to celebrate the values of liberty, democracy and freedom of speech. >> theresa may also called the attack sick and depraved. tomorrow when the sun comes up behind me, parliament will be back in session. >> molly hunter, abc news, london. >> lilian kim continues our live team coverage. >> she's live at sfo with passengers returning to and from london. >> many didn't know about the attack until they landed. their loved ones here certainly knew.

>> a sense of relief as flights from london arrived at sfo. passengers we talked to were already on their way to heathrow when the attack happened. they couldn't help but wonder what if. >> i was at westminster abby two days before that. >> jack learned before the attack from text messages when he landed. >> these things happen. it's no real solution. >> the fbi's head of counter terrorism operations for the bay area, told the i team that they have not increased the alert level here, they're always vigilant for these low tech attacks. >> it doesn't have to be an elaborate plot. >> absolutely. by any means necessary, is what we're seeing these days. >> the disturbing trend but one that doesn't appear to be affecting people's travel plans this couple is on their way to london.

>> it worries me, it's always in the back of my mind. nowadays, people are out there like that, but i mean, you just have to have trust and rely on having a good time. >> a sentiment that seems to be shared by plenty of other travelers at sfo. lilian kim, nbc 7 news. >> we've been sending out push alerts about today's terror attack in london. tonight there is new information regarding the trump campaign's potential connections to russia. cnn is reporting the fbi has information indicating associates of mr. trump communicated with suspected russian operatives to possibly coordinate the release of information damaging to hillary clinton's campaign. monday fbi director james comey acknowledged the fbi is investigating the trump campaign's ties to russia, the white house tonight did not comment on cnn's report. the president is busy trying to wish up enough votes for the gop health care replacement bill

tomorrow. leaders came out of a late night meeting without enough votes to secure the passing of the bill. >> it's time to get busy, get to work and get the job done. >> we made a promise, now is our time to keep that promise. >> we've already taken official positions, there's not enough votes to pass this particular bi bill. >> the key vote is tomorrow, according to cnn's count, 33 republicans said flat out they will vote against the bill. 22 no votes kills it. witnesses stop a man from kidnapping a girl in san francisco. police say the girl was walking when a man in his 20s jumped out of a car, grabbed her and tried putting her into the car. she began screaming and people nearby ran to help.

fairfax police open the investigation into richard williams after a 16-year-old boy told his parents that williams offered him and his friends money and food to wash cars. williams made sexually suggestive statements. a 56-year-old got sick last month after drinking a toxic tea leaf blend. they're filing a wrongful death lawsuit against the company in chinatown. they're trying to trace the source of the tea leaves that contain the plant based toxin. new at 11:00, abc 7 news has learned work to repair the seismically anderson dam in morgan hill won't start for another three years. >> that has nearby neighbors very concerned. katie march zulle low has the story from morgan hill.

>> under the original plan, to retrofit the dam, construction would have begun in 2018, the dam needs more work, which will take more time. that doesn't sit well with residents who live in harm's way. >> joanne bebe lives in san martine, she got an e-mail from the city of morgan hill, about the safety of anderson dam. >> in the event of a major earthquake, i would have 40 minutes to run for it. the water would be about 15 feet high. >> joanne was one of 200 people that gathered at the morgan hill community center to get an update to retrofit the dam. new studies show more problems with the dam than originally thought. >> we were ready to go, we had the permits and we were ready to go. >> the deputy operating officer says now they need new permits, construction won't begin until 2020. >> it's two more years, we have to realize that the dam has been

there almost 70 years in the same danger. and it has operated very well. >> the current dam could fail and a large earthquake, which is why the water level is supposed to remain below 68%. it was under 100% capacity during last month's rain. >> this has been going on for about 8 to 10 years, they really could have done it quite a bit sooner. >> this thing needs to be realtimely. >> the project has doubled to $400 million. in morgan hill, katie march zulle low, abc 7 news. we're getting a break from the rain, but it's not over yet. >> here's sandia patel. we have not one, but two storms on live doppler 7. which one will affect your weekend plans coming up. >> an attack on board a bart train. a 73-year-old woman assaulted and the other violent investigation tonight. i'm a preservationist and not a poacher.

>> the bay area boutique accused of selling clothing from endangered animals. we have the owner's defense tonight. all of that's ahead for you here's a look at what's coming up on jimmy kimmel live at 7:00. >> here's what's happening tonight. >> my wife and i are sitting over here going, who do we leave in the will to the -- who's going to take care of our kids. >> you're very nervous. >> i'm not thinking about your job. >>

back now with developing news in san francisco. all lanes on highway 101 near ceasar chavez are back open tonight after a serious accident

this is a look from our camera earlier at the backup it was causing. several other cars were hit, the chp was advising drivers to use 280 south. a 73-year-old woman is recovering tonight after being beaten unconscious on a bart train this morning. >> it happened while the woman was riding the train. as abc 7 news reporter katie udis explains, it's one of two investigations tonight. >> people could hardly believe the details of a beating that left a bart rider unconscious. >> it's shocking somebody was attacked many it's a good thing they caught him right away. >> the attack happened between the san leandro and coliseum stations around 4:30 this morning. >> regardless of whether it's a bart station or a woman walking down the street.

that's just undignified behavior. i mean, uncivilized. >> the woman is expected to be okay. >> officers arrested 23-year-old william winchester at the coliseum station. a criminal history search shows another similar case back in december. >> you can't just be specific with bart, it's everywhere you go. >> i've been in piedmont and seen people get attacked. >> crimes against persons are up in bart's latest quarterly report. overall, remain relatively low at two incidents per million trips. >> bart confirms a second attack at the coliseum station this afternoon. a man assaulted a woman, then the two left the view of station cameras, bart pd is investigating the incident. in oakland, abc 7 news. cal state university students will be paying higher tuition next year.

>> and they're not happy about it. >> students held a protest today outside the board of trustees meeting in long beach, where they approved a tuition hike of $270 a year. that's the first increase in six years, the university system says the money is needed to hire more faculty and add classes to accommodate growing enrollment. the owner of a clothing boutique in san francisco is accused of selling clothes made with endangered animal skins. cecily hanson faces charges after game wardens raided her store in february. they seized 150 items. the items are vintage, already bought and warn, and she presumed they were legal. >> i was unaware of that, this is not intentional, believe me. not intentional. >> hanson's arraignment was postponed so she could get an attorney. alaska airlines announced

today it will stop using the virgin america name likely sometime in 2019. alaska bought virgin last year in order to expand further into the california market. alaska promises it will keep much of the flair that virgin flights are known for, free in flight entertainment and mood lighting in the cabin. we're getting ready for more rain. >> speaking of change of mood, change of weather. sandia patel is here. >> we won't change up your mood friday. if you want the dry weather tomorrow is going to be your day to get out, enjoy. you get that break, and then friday things will change. live doppler 7 showing you a few lingering crowds. that will be different on friday, as this storm comes in. we're tracking it on our radar here, take a look at what you need to worry about first thing tomorrow morning. you see these temperatures right

now? they're falling 40s, 50s. it's colder compared to 24 hours ago. 10 degrees in palo alto, you know when you get going, you will need to grab that jacket or sweater. it's just a stunning view as we look across the bay. fog is not here right now and we're not expecting much. chilly tomorrow morning, wet and windy on friday, there's going to be more rain over the weekend as another system pushes in. tomorrow morning our coldest inland valleys will be down to the upper 30s, around the bay, there will be 40s as well. a few lingering clouds, a patch or two of fog. we'll call it filtered sunshine, as clouds will begin to increase ahead of this next storm system. low to mid-60s for your thursday afternoon. get your stuff done before you that rain arrives. we have moderate in strength, it will impact your morning and evening commutes. a quarter to two inches of rain expected. wind gusts will be 25 to 50

miles an hour. the strongest winds over the higher per train. storm concerns for friday, in terms of flooding, rock slides, power outages, pretty low problem ability. there's a moderate risk, trees toppling. here's a look at the hour by hour forecast. the rain is still well to the north of us, we head into 11:00 p.m. and the north bay begins to see some of this rain. that pink is rain/snow mix just in the hills above clear lake. pockets of moderate rain begin to develop. starting to slide south by 8:00 a.m. we go into noontime, you will see those brief downpours in yellow. then it will start to push off. the intensity eases up for the evening rush and we go to scattered showers for the rest of the night. this will help you track the storm -- you can track live doppler 7 any time. >> anywhere from 2/10 of an inch

in livermore and san jose, to just over two inches in santa rosa. a nice variety of rainfall totals. keep that in mind as you might be thinking, will there be major flooding irish you? not like what we saw early in the winter season. 5:00 a.m. friday, 29 miles an hour, topping 35 at 9:00 a.m., the wind gusts will pick up by the afternoon, still going. and by evening, the winds will dial back, you're looking at your weekend, saturday's dry. sunday's going to be a different story. you are pretty much looking at a rainy day, even though it's not going to be heavy, this may be your indoor day. watch a movie, perhaps. i'm not trying to make your plans. cold tomorrow morning, sunshine and mild weather tomorrow afternoon. two on the storm impact scale for friday. breaks saturday, light system sunday/monday, light showers, we'll warm i

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more than a car, it's a subaru. video of the little girl is making headlines after she met with the pope and tried to grab a souvenir. >> when estella was lifted up to meet pope francis, she tried to lift his hat. she tried to make off with it. video of the encounter was shared on twitter by estella's godfather, everyone laughed it off, including the pope himself. who got it back and continued on his way. >> that was funny. >> leave the pope's hat alone. just a tip. on to sports. >> larry's here. >> always a good tip, yes. >> don't touch the pope, please. giants start the regular season in 12 days, i'll tell you who's ready, brandon crawford,

good evening, got to be honest here, much of america has ignored the world baseball classic, there's been some tremendous emotion in this tournament. and really spicy tonight. team usa against puerto rico. giants and a's fans among the 51,000 at dodger stadium, puerto rico undefeated coming in. third inning, americans get on the board. it's 2-0 usa. his mom is puerto rican, he could have pitched for them, and years ago said he would. he grew up in new york, chose the u.s. had a no hitter through 6, was

named the tournament mvp. in the fifth, brandon diaz, nice throw to get the out across his body. the giants shortstop would add -- two out bases loaded single. 6-0 usa. fast forward to the final out, david robertson gets carlos correa and team usa wins the wbc for the first time. >> we've been playing for years together. we have a strong camaraderie. and we developed that over the course of two weeks. for the country, for the squad, this was pretty special. this is something we'll remember forever. >> giants and brewers, cactus league action. another so-so start for matt pcain. three hits came in the first, domingo santana with the rbi single. third inning, denard span. here it comes, and there it goes, that is crushed off of jimmy nelson, a two-run shot, giants down 3-2.

pinch hitting and that's a two-run blast. giants win it 6-4. cal was hoping to announce a new basketball coach sometime this week. but the top two candidates they don't want the job. randy bennett is happy to stay at st. marys. low salary, tight academic restrictions, kind of a lukewarm restriction against athletics. it's appealing to a lot of coaches. >> whoever does do the coaching, cal is not going to have ivan rabb back at forward. rabb would have gone higher in the draft, if he left after his freshman season, he came back for his sophomore campaign. struggled at times this year, did average 14 points and 11 boards per game. would have been a top 10 pick if he came out a year ago, figures to go late in the first round this june. abc 7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. >> it's an odd situation at cal 37 you think a lot of coaches

would want that job, but it's just -- there's a lot of things that coaches look at, i don't know if i could win there. >> we'll see. >> thanks very much. >> abc 7 news continues now online, on twitter, facebook and all your mobil

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