live where you live, this is "abc 7 news." >> now at 11:00, smash but no grab. vandals break into nearly two dozen cars in the east bay and tonight fremont police say this case is a puzzle. i'm dan ashley. ama daetz has the night off. police say it is strange because nothing was stolen. is it destruction for destruction safe? the vandals targeted cars. live in fremont with a store new at 11:00. cornell. >> yeah, dan, it is a weird story. take a walk through this parking lot, you will see a lot of this, broken windows, a lot of them. most cars here were targeted and no one really knows why. >> to wake up to this is not -- is not right. >> reporter: maria gamboa is

putting a blanket over her new toyota where a window used to be. somebody smashed it and trashed it early monday. >> they just made a big mess. they took everything out. they trashed everything out, and they just made a big mess. >> reporter: maria's honda was also broken into at the villa as papillion condo where almost every resident was a victim. 23 cars were burglarized. >> i have to get it cleaned up. >> reporter: he shows us the broken glass he collected from his car where thieves got away with little. >> they took about $2 in cash. my fast track is still intact, just thrown into the back seat. >> reporter: fremont place say it is the strange part. hardly any car owner had anything stolen. did they take anything from your car? >> no, not even my winning lotto ticket on the seat. >> reporter: they left it? >> they left it. >> reporter: across town police say a similar crime, eight cars were broken into on sunday night on roberts avenue, but little was taken. no one knows why their cars were

a target. >> i have no idea. probably they just -- they just mad at something. >> reporter: police say the vandals got away. they have no suspect information. >> i work hard for what i have. >> reporter: residents want surveillance cameras installed and better security patrols at night and they don't want to deal with anymore broken glass. in fremont, cornell bernard, "abc 7 news." >> the number of people killed in monday's devastating fire in oakland has climbed to four tonight as survivors try to cope with their new reality. flames spilled from the building on san pablo and athens avenue early yesterday morning. one woman told us they knew those who died. >> two, possibly three, i did know them. we haven't had a chance to mourn yet. that's why we're it is hard. >> the building was home to a nonprofit transitional housing program. it is now unstable and soon will be demolished.

the cause of that fire has not yet been determined, but, of course, it is still early in the investigation. the fallout continues tonight in san jose weeks after that devastating flooding there. in a letter sent to mayor sam liccardo today, the water district demanded to know why the city didn't evacuate endangered neighborhoods before the flood water. "abc 7 news" reporter katie marzullo is live at the water district headquarters with new details on this. katie. >> reporter: dan, the city's answer to that question tonight is we've already admitted our mistakes, we would like to move forward. both sides will come together for a special meeting here tomorrow to hash things out. the santa clara water district says san jose leaders had all of the data and warning they needed ahead of the flood. in a letter to the mayor, the district asks why didn't the city act. >> we're not sure exactly what the trigger was. what was the city waiting for to decide whether or not to call for mandatory evacuation also. >> reporter: the city spokesman

says they've answered that question several times. he says the city made a flawed assumption based on bad data. >> we recognize going forward we have to have much lower trigger points for making decisions based on what we know that creek cannot handle. >> reporter: inside a gutted apartment in the rock sfrings neighborhood, this property owner is not interested in the blame game. >> we should not say who is at fault at this time. and now is the time to help the community. >> reporter: the city says to really help the community everyone needs to work together. >> this is a coordinated challenge for all of us, and we can't do it if we're just sitting here picking scabs. >> reporter: for its part, the water district acknowledges this. >> we're certainly looking at how we can communicate better with the city. we're developing an updated emergency action plan. >> reporter: at the height of the flood, 14,000 people were forced to evacuate their homes. now 11 households remain at the emergency shelter, which is scheduled to close april 10th. in san jose, katie marzullo, "abc 7 news." >> victims of ongoing mail theft

in martinez are focusing anger on the local post office. residents are upset at the pace of repairs to mailboxes targeted by thieves. it is a huge inconvenience because victims now need to pick up deliveries in person at the local post office. residents complain it can take 45 minutes to get their mail, and they are demanding that the postal service fix their mailboxes. >> there's nothing in there since like end of january, february. it is pretty sad. we're still waiting. the lines are actually getting longer. >> the postal service tells "abc 7 news" mail theft is a growing problem throughout the state. they could not say when the mailboxes in martinez would be fixed. a meeting between angry members of the sacramento community and federal immigration officials got very loud tonight. >> the community is under attack! what do we do? >> things got really heated on both sides, fuelled by president trump's hard-line stance on

undocumented immigrants. some protesters were escorted out. immigration officials invited to the event by the sacramento county sheriff said they're only enforcing the law when they make arrests. well, tonight sfral valley congressman devin newness is refusing to step aside from the house intelligence committee investigation into russia's election meddling. democrats called on him to recuse himself today after his office confirmed he was on white house grounds when a source showed him secret american intelligence reports. that was just one day before nunes claimed to have evidence that members of president trump's transition team were inadvertently monitored by intelligence agencies. >> and why not recuse yourself from this investigation? >> i still don't know why. if you guys give me a reason, i might consider it. >> your critics say you're too close to the trump administration to lead this investigation. >> yeah, i don't know they've actually said that. >> none nunes is denying a new

report he tried to block sally yates from testifying before the house intel committee. yates was the first official to inform the white house that tlum's then national security advisor, michael flynn, lied about his conversations with the russian ambassador. well, tonight a lot of people are worried about a controversial vote in congress. what lawmakers did today setting off alarm bells. is your internet browsing history and habits about to go on sale? "abc 7 news" reporter lisa is in the newsroom with the story. >> reporter: dan, they're calling the measure creepy tracking at its worse. but the republican-controlled house and senate voted in favor of it. imagine someone getting their hands-on all of the sielts you visited in the past week and using that information to push ads, stores or specific restaurants your way. >> seems sketchy and shady and i'm not a proponent at all. >> reporter: americans may not

have a choice if presume signs off on a bill that would allow service providers to sell consumer data. >> i'm worried about how devices become more vulnerable if your internet provider decides to preinstall spy ware on your phone to target ads at you. >> reporter: bill advocates insist it is not about hacking or privacy infringements. it could help create competition, boost consumerism and help the economy. >> we may be exposed to offerings in areas we choose for purchasing and marketing that we may not be aware of and would be able to buy and compare and better shop online. >> i think we're all pretty savvy at internet shopping now. we can find what we want without the companies selling our information and having ads sort of forced on us. >> reporter: most internet users don't support the measure and worry about their privacy. the president has publicly supported the bill. lisa galishishon, "abc 7 news.hn

>> do anti-t . >> definite die do not try this. the trouble facing this dare devil hanging from the side of this pickup truck. small town tradition or animal cruelty? the fight over pig scrambling on the peninsula. also -- >> it is great to be back in san francisco! >> hillary clinton returns to the bay area, and she's not holding back her thoughts on her election loss to president trump. >> walking on the mild side today. i'm "abc 7 news" meteorologist

. new video of a really foolish stunt. take a look. this man car surfing on a

california freeway, and this wasn't some professional doing this, not at all. as reporter rob mcmillen from our situate ter station in los angeles, this man was an amateur risking his life. >> my only thought was how stupid can you be. >> jennifer ferrekas is talking about this, a guy hanging outside a truck while on a busy southern california freeway. >> the guy did have one hand on the car and the other hand off, so it is just nerve-racking, you know. >> reporter: she says it happened on saturday morning on the northbound side of the 15 freeway approaching corona. >> he's about to climb back in the window. >> reporter: when she saw it, she whipped out her smart phone and started shooting video. >> he could have easily fallen and i could have ran him over. it could have caused more accidents. >> reporter: a spokesperson with the chp tells me they are investigating this. if they do find the person who did it, they say both he and the driver could be facing two

infractions, one for what they call unlawful riding, the other for not wearing a seatbelt. >> oh to be young and dumb again, wouldn't that be fun? >> reporter: she says she wasn't trying to get the guy in trouble. she says she just couldn't believe what she was seeing. >> i think people need to be aware of the fact that everyone has a phone and if you're going to do something stupid like that, you should probably be ready for the cops to reach out to you. >> reporter: it appears to be a raised black truck with red rims. if you recognize it, call the chp at 951-637-8000. in corona rob mcmillen, "abc 7 news." >> a woman who climbed 150 feet up a construction crane in downtown los angeles and locked herself in the cab is in custody tonight. the situation got scary when the woman rapid a black cord around her neck while walking outside the cab. police eventually got a harness on her and escorted her down the stairs. she was taken to the hospital

for mental health evaluation. the future of woodside's pig scramble was at stake at a town council meeting tonight. this is what a pig scramble looking like, by the way. kids chase and capture pigs at the town's annual july 4th junior rodeo. sponsors say no one is hurt, especially not the pigs, adding it helps kids learn about animal also. well, animal activists insist the scramble is cruel to pigs and want it banned. the town council says the scramble stays. >> we're not doing anything illegal. if you don't like it, you don't have to come. don't come to the rodeo. if you don't like pig scrambles or rodeo events. >> they say the sponsors are not breaking any laws and that activists should take it up with state legislators. well, former secretary of state hillary clinton and presidential candidate, of course, gave her first big public speech since the presidential election. clinton chose the professional business women of california conference to deliver her much-anticipated message. >> i am thrilled to be out of

the woods. [ cheering and applause ]. >> and in the company of so many inspiring women. >> clinton took the stage at the musconi center this afternoon to wrap up today's event. she touched on her election loss to president trump and her fight to expand paid family leave for americans. >> obviously the outcome of the election wasn't the one i hoped for, worked for, but i will never stop speaking out for common sense benefits that will allow moms and dads to stay on the job. [ cheering and applause ]. >> we have hillary clinton's entire speech and photo galleries from today's event on our website, abc7news.com, and you can watch it on the going on the "abc 7 news" app. you know, this was the 28th year for the professional business women of california conference, and "abc 7 news" is a proud sponsor of that event every year. great, inspiring event truly, and a number of us were there.

sandhya, you were there as well. >> it is a terrific event, and i always love going. >> we've been in years past where we needed umbrella ahs to get in and out. today was beautiful. >> it was absolutely stunning for hillary clinton's visit here for all of those people attending, the mosconi center west. i tell you what, since so many people loved the weather we're going to keep it coming, alt least tomorrow. i can't promise you after that, but it will look just as good. here is a live sunset -- not a live picture, from earlier today. the camera, the sun went down at 7:29 and there were a few wispy clouds making for a beautiful sunset tonight. you will be seeing more of those high clouds tomorrow, and so watch for the sunrise and the sunset. it will be a colorful one. from our live doppler 7 perspective there's no rain on the screen. that will be changing but not in the form of rain, in the form of sprinkles as we head into thursday. highs for today, mostly in the low to mid 70s, a good five to ten degrees above normal. 60, san francisco.

half monday bay, satack on a fe more degrees for the cities and you will get tomorrow's high. a lovely view of san francisco right now. 57 degrees. mild in many areas. oakland 62. san jose 58. here is a live picture of the eastern span of the bay bridge, looking splendid from our amoriville camera. 57 in santa rosa, currently in the 50s from napa to livermore. one other live picture, the port of oakland from our east bay hills camera, and the visibility is just terrific. the only place it is a little hazy right now is in half moon bay. we are looking at mild to warm conditions again tomorrow. breezy, cooler with a few sprinkles thursday, and warming up just in time for your weekend plans. first thing tomorrow morning, upper 40s to mid 50s. it will be quite comfortable with a few valley locations that will drop down on the chilly side. watch what happens hour-by-hour forecast for livermore, you see the temperatures rising quickly. 55 at 9:00 a.m. you will see the numbers coming up all the way to the mid 70s by 3:00 in the afternoon. so it is going to be a nice

spring day. but with the warmth does come tree pollen that is running high. pine, mull berry and oak will be your main culprits, looking at mold spores on the moderate side. warm in the south bay tomorrow, 77 in san jose, 74 santa cruz on the peninsula. 74 in redwood city. hanging on to the breeze just near the coast, not as windy as today. 70 in downtown san francisco and in north bay upper 70s. 73 in oakland. sunshine for you. inland areas warm. 76 in concord. a look at what is ahead for your thursday. we will be seeing a system slipping south ward thursday morning between 4:00 and about 5:00 a.m. could see some sprinkles, some slick roadways but that's it. you can download the "abc 7 news" app to track the chances of showers. bay bridge series under way thursday evening. it will be breezy and cool, mid

to upper 50s when the giants take on the a's. good idea to grab the jacket if you are going. accuweather seven day forecast, mid 60s to upper 70s tomorrow, cooling on thursday day. upper 50s to upper 60s. then we will see the temperatures rise again in time for the weekend with 80s by sunday inland, 60s coast side. a little cooler early next week. if you are waiting for real

from the north bay tonight an unusual story involving three dogs, two cows, one goat and an old school bus. police say they received several phone calls last week about a school bus containing livestock including this cow. turns out the owner was trying to operate an educational mobile petting zoo.

however, sebastapol does not allow animals in city limits. the animals are said to be in good health. on to sports. >> speaking of good health, the warriors on a roll. their eight straight win earned in houston. 32 points, running the offense like championship season and serving notice to the league, at enterprise, we guarantee it. next vehicle purchase? head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales

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james michael macah doo's head. they both go down. macah doo's head is bleeding but able to walk to the locker room. seven stitches and maybe concussion protocol for up. doves up by 22. the doves turned it over ten times. jade hardin and the rockets went on 25-11 to end the half. golden state up at the break. hardin had 20th triple double of the year. third quarter, rockets got it to three. to beverly with the lay-up. doves passing increased the league play to magee. by 11 after three and kevin durant approves. infourth, steph being steph. pull up three, with his right arm, that's how you do it. the one legged fade away courtesy of steve nash. curry game high of 32 points. warriors win it big. clings to that number in any

sport with third straight season winning 60 games. the texas two step continues in san antone know tomorrow. the sharks lost six straight coming into tonight's game. chris teerny, second goal of the game, forces over time at four a piece. in ot, rangers nearly won it but joe thornton has just enough to alter the shot of michael grabner right there. and seconds later the one-timer from brent burns. it will be the game winner. franchise record 28th goal for a defenseman, sharks win 5-4. after yesterday's nfl owners allowed to raiders to relocate to vegas, jack del rio may be most conflicted at all. he returned home to coach his childhood dream team and turned the franchise around last season. now he and his staff have big challenges with at least two more years in oakland. del rio admits he is torn by the

impending move. >> there was emotion involved. some really -- some really sad because that's where i'm from and some really positive because it is such an exciting opportunity for the franchise. in a couple of years. >> and this is abc 7 sports report brought to you by river rock casino. warriors are

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