since several other women have come forward. she says that man rubbed against her last thursday and she says weeks earlier she saw him doing it to another woman. if you see him, please call san francisco police. happening today, an arraignment for a man charged with kidnapping and raping a napa teenager. police say timothy marble picked up the 13-year-old at a gas station friday shortly after she ran away from home. she escaped by jumping out of marble's truck on highway 1 near bodega bay. detectives say during the 50 mile ride, marble smoked marijuana with the girl, raped her multiple times, injected her with meth and then used a razor blade to carve his name into her skin. marble, surprisingly, called 911 after the teen jumped from his pickup saying his passenger had left. once officers arrived she walked out from the bushes and police arrested marble. good morning, at least seven

people hurt during a huge chapel hill celebration overnight. the basketball team winning its sixth national championship victory and nearly 55,000 people hit the streets in the downtown area last night. i've been going through new video coming into our live desk this morning. i want to show you this one. you can see bonfires were set overnight. some kids even jumping through those flames. student ws were urged not to do. this they did not listen. the seven people hurt overnight are expected to recover. reggie, natasha, back to you. >> thank you, jess. firefighters are watching for flare-ups from a massive fire at a food processing plant near the l.a. coliseum. it took 110 firefighters to get under control. you can see the flames tearing through the roof. it was apparently fuelled by a broken natural gas line. arson investigators are expected to start combing through the rubble this morning. investigators trying to determine what caused a fast-moving fire in san

francisco's height ashbury. the fire tore through three condos and firefighters called for a second alarm to keep the flames from spreading. no one was hurt but a cat is missing. california is a step closer to declaring itself a sanctuary state. a bill made it through the state senate yesterday and it's headed to the assembly. it bars local and state law enforcement from cooperating with federal immigration agents to deport violent and serious felony offenders. some gop lawmakers aren't happy with the bill. that i will say it needs to include all felons. >> we will cooperate with our friends at the federal level with serious and violent felons but we won't lift a finger or spend a single cent when we talk abo about separating children from our mother. >> if you're a human trafficker spending time in prison, in bill shields you from deportation. >> the bill was

urgency measure but it was changed so republicans and democrats could do their due diligence. the first design contracts are due for president trump's border wall. the associated press says the administration will pick up to 10 bidders to build prototypes on federal land in san diego near the border. the prototypes will cost up to 500,000 each. border patrol will establish a buffer zone around the construction site in the event of protests. some bidders are concerned about the safety of their workers. the push to confirm president trump's pick to the supreme court is planning a showdown in the senate. democrats plan to filibuster, republicans plan to answer with the so-called nuclear option. >> reporter: the senate is in a tail spin and it doesn't look like either side is willing to blink. >> i cannot support this nomination. >> i will not, i cannot supported a vancing this nomination. >> i will not support judge gorsuch's nomination. >> neil gorsuch will be confirmed this week. >> reporter: republicans and democrats are headed for a

collision course that will likely end with republican majority leader mitch mcconnell employing the so-called nuke lire opti -- nuclear option changing the senate rules forever. >> we're headed to a world where you don't need one person from the other side to pick a judge. what does that mean? that means the judges are going to be more ideological not less. >> reporter: a handful of democrats said they will support president trump's pick, judge neil gorsuch, but the vast majority are supporting a filibuster. >> as senator cornyn previously remarked, there has never been a partisan filibuster of a supreme court nominee in history, and while technically correct, i question what a seven-month refusal to hold a hearing or a vote is if not the longest partisan filibuster on this committee. >> reporter: senate democrats are still smarting over the previous actions of mcconnell blocking president obama's nominee, judge merrick garland, for consideration for nomination for many a year. the response from republicans is

"get over it." >> if they will filibuster neil gorsuch they will filibuster any nominee from a republican president. >> reporter: abc news, washington. 4:35 now. drivers in california could be facing a big hike in the gas tax by the end of the week. democrats are rushing to put the bill up for a vote in the legislature by thursday. governor brown says the 12 cents a gallon hike will generate $52 billion over ten years. that money will go to road repairs. he made a pitch in a speech at the california museum last night and admits republicans will not vote for the measure so it's up to democrats. >> got help us if we don't get enough democrats because it's not going to come up again. i doubt it will be the first thing the next governor wants to talk about. >> the bill would raise the price of diesel by 20 cents a gallon. the bill needs two-thirds approval in the state senate and assembly to pass. the city council will

consider a recommendation to donate city cars to good l, this is an effort to replace flood victims' damaged cars. san jose wants to donate up to 20 surplus cars to good l of silicon valley. those cars will be distributed to flood victims who lost their vehicles during the coyote creek flood in february. the city council will meet at 1:30 today. how about we talk temperatures? how should you dress before you head out? depends i don't know you live. in the south bay, 4 in the south bay, 4 the rest of us 43 to 49 degrees we have danville 50rk villville. fairfield, look at half moon bay, one of the cool spots at 41 degrees. here's your temperature today, 63 half moon bay.

oakland 69. the rest of us 71 to 77 degrees with high clouds and sunshine. here's a look from the east bay hills camera on the water today, lighter breezes. if you're walking the dog no real temperature extremes and watch out for the pollen if you're exercising. not expecting delays at sfo, high tree pollen today, mold spores low and the uv index will be high. guess what we'll talk about when we come back in a few minutes? look at those chances of rain. hey, sue. >> 100%. that's a good chance. here we go to the bay bridge toll plaza for the first look this morning. very light, no delays here. no metering lights. green is good, we have slow traffic out of the central valley over the altamont pass on highway 580 westbound. that's typical. an accident clearing southbound 880 near the alameda, that will be out of lane shortly. they have a tow truck on scene, not any slow traffic as you make your way towards highway 280 on highway 880. we'll be back to take a look at your mass transit this early

tuesday in just a few. >> your next pg and e bill will be saving you a few bucks. the credit you'll be using. >> the day on the water takes a deadly turn for a group of boaters on the north bay. >> and jessica castro at the >> and jessica castro at the live eight years into the disease was when all the light went out. for me, it was heart-wrenching.

look into the eyes of somebody with alzheimer's sometime, you just don't see -- the person's soul is, like, gone. bea: and it takes a toll on everyone. i mean, it's -- it's a depressing disease to watch unfold before your eyes. she actually thought those of us who were caring for her and who loved her most were her worst enemies. more and more responsibilities fell on my shoulders. lisa: this disease just ravages a family. it changes your life. the magnitude of it is indescribable. my mother taught me to be in the moment. we have to live in the moment with them. and i'm going to be with that person right now, in this moment, wherever she is. art: now is the moment. if we work together, we can stop this epidemic. grace: contact brightfocus and learn more. while i was on a combat patrol my c in baqubah, iraq,nned out. a rocket-propelled grenade took my arm off at the shoulder. when i came home, i felt alone. my family was around me, but i couldn't talk to them

about what i'd seen and what i'd done. i remember just thinking, man, the way i am right now, i don't want to live. i was discharged from the army, and i've been working with the wounded warrior project since 2007. warriors don't have to be severely wounded to be with the wounded warrior project. we do have a lot of guys that have post-traumatic stress disorder. being able to share your story, i guess it kind of helps you wrap your mind around what did happen over there. just because you've left the military doesn't mean your life is over, because when these guys are coming home, i'm kind of leading and training them, instead of for combat, i'm leading and training them to heal. and if i come away with anything from the wounded warrior project, it's them giving my life back. my name is norbie, and yes, i do suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder, but i'm okay.

welcome back. news here at the live desk, russian authorities have identified the suspect in yesterday's deadly boxing at a russian subway. a senior intelligence official tells abc news he's a young man in his 20s named akbarzhon jalilov. he was born in kyrgyzstan, was a russian citizen and investigators found they believe to be his remains on the train involved in yesterday's attack in st. petersburg. i'm also starting to get some new information on those victims. i'll have much more on that coming up for you later in this newscast. reggie, natasha, back to you. happening today, san francisco supervisors take up the issues of safe injection sites. these places whe drug users can shoot up under supervision. there will be a task force to study the issue. officials estimate there are 22,000 people who inject drugs

in the city. seattle is going to open the country's first safe injection sites later this year. taxi drivers in san francisco could soon get a break from the city. they'll discuss getting rid of medallion renewal fees. taxi companies welcome the news amid competition with companies like uber and lyft. nearly 9ed in taxi industry reductions have been approved in the last three years. if approved, the drivers could save $1,100. friends and family of a san jose man say he died trying to save a dog. brian ho was on a boat that capsized off the coast of marin county. wayne freedman talked to the lone survivor. >> reporter: we found him sitting quietly in a store at law son's landing, so exhausted he could barely lift his head while wondering how he survived. >> i'm so tired. i'm -- i cannot -- sorry.

>> reporter: this is the surf that nearly took his life and claimed another. his friend, 46-year-old brian ho of san jose. they were crossing the sand bar, planning to pick up friends and go clamming when overwhelmed. >> they hit a big wave and the boat flipped up is so brian tried to save the dog and then he held on with the dog and fell down with the dog. >> reporter: locals who know these waters describe conditions these waters describe conditions like this as being treacherous doug baggaley told us the best way to deal with them is to stay away. what's it like dealing with those waves. >> right there there's an elevation and they constantly crash, pretty close together about every four seconds. even experienced boaters don't want to go out there. >> reporter: for several hours after the accident, the boat with gear askew sits on the beach. the lone survivor trying to make sense of how what should have been a good day turned

>> my boyfriend did his best trying to save brian's life. >> reporter: wayne freedman, abc 7 news. a former prostitute convicted in the death of a google executive is fighting to stay in the u.s. alex tichelman served nearly two years in the santa clara county jail. he was immediately taken into custody by yimgs agents. she pleaded guilty for involuntary manslaughter for the death of her client, forest hayes. police say she injected the married father of five with heroin and when he started to overdose on his yacht, she stepped over his body and left him. mountain view police have arrested a man aduesed of having an i appropriate relationship with a minor and now police say there could be more victims. officers arrested brandon yamagata on sunday. he's accused of exposing himself to a woman in a parking lot. police say yamagata admitted to an inappropriate relationship with a teenager.

>> your pg & e bill will be low they are month. the state is giving energy users the semiannual california climate credit. that money comes from a fee the state charges companies that produce greenhouse gases. the credit is not connected to your actual electricity use. it's tax season, i'll take any credit anybody wants to give me. opening night was a big hit for the oakland a's and eager fans jammed the coliseum parking lot hours before the first pitch. a's flags were flying as people fired up their grills and raised a toast to the new season. food and fun weren't the only reasons to show up, though. >> i'm all about family time. i love being with my family and it's just about bridging people together. >> for me it's a lot about camaraderie. it's coming out, hanging out with friends. kind of a rebirth dur the a's beat the l.a. angels 4-2 and game two of the series is tonight. >> i just file like our great weather is slip, slip, slipping away as the week goes through

i right or wrong? >> that's a perfect way to describe it. we have a couple more days of warm weather. it's been dry right now. much needed rain thursday, friday, and saturday angel and as coliseum, 7:35 is the sun set. the game starts at 7:05 at 64, dropping down to 58. you see this nice bowl of cold air staying too our west. high pressure is developing over us and that's why it's going to be warm the next two days. here's 280 at 17 and san jose waking up to mostly clear skies. high clouds and sunshine and mild the next few days. still need the sunglasses, unsettled pattern develops thursday, strongest storm arrives friday. the one thursday will go for a one on our storm impact scale light. mainly light showers. it's going to become breezy for all of us. no worries at 7:00 in the morning. by 9:00 nothing happening. by noon you can see scattered showers across the north bay.

by 2:00 some develop across the rest of our neighborhoods and those scattered showers are here for the evening commute and then that stronger storm starts to move in as we head into the overnight hours. a little light rain is possible by noon in the north bay, by 11:00 you can see a couple hundredths of an inch to a quarter inch across the north bay. our storm friday is a two, moderate on the storm impact scale with thunder possible. the storm tapers saturday but still thunderstorms then, too. hi, sue. good morning. and to the macarthur maze we go. we're getting reports from the chp of an accident involving two to three vehicles blocking the two left lanes and we just watched some sort of emergency crew -- vehicle go through there and i'm not seeing it on this particular live shot. so we'll keep our eye on it and wait for the chp to give us a little bit more detail on to the exact location. now they're saying it's westbound 80 at the 580 split would be smack dab there in the middle of the maize so we'll keep our eye on that one for you and let you know. meanwhile we'll look at some of your drive times starting to your drive times starting to bunch up out of the

valley now into the dublin area 34 minutes. we'll come back with another check on the macarthur maze accident in just a few minutes. thank you, sue, big debut at the white house. first lady melania trump's first official portrait now on display. she issued a statement that said she's honored to serve in the role of first lady and looking forward to working on the behalf of the american people over the coming years. the wait finally over when you'll be able to enjoy one of the most spectacular views of the bay and it's been off limits for 37 years. >> also a simple way to keep you or your kids off the internet whenever you want. >> a man ends up on the tracks in a new york city subway the good samaritan who jumped into action to save him as the train rushed towards them. first this morning's tech bites. verizon wants you to taken a oath. >> oath will be the name of the division combining yahoo! and aol once verizon acquires yahoo! this summer.

but both yahoo! and aol will keep their own names. >> make sense. you can download netflix movies and tv shows on to your pc and watch them later even without internet access. >> the feature is available in the netflix windows 10 pc app. the off line option has been available to mobile users already. these may be the first socks that space tourists will wear. >> they will meet the challenges of space made with fireproof cotton and silver and copper thread to inhibit electrostatic charges. >> they will be anti-microbial for those limited washings in space. >> do we think they look good? >> i like that stars. >> i like that stars.

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we're back at 4:52. you have to see this cell phone video. it's like a scene from the movies. it shows a new york city man risking his own life to save another. this daring rescue took place at a subway station saturday night. jonathan kulig says he was on his way to work when a man fell into the tracks. the train was just seconds away. >> one thing i can completely say that i'm confident about is that if i didn't pick him up that train would have hit him. >> and that is almost certain because the cell phone video shows the train whizzing by about 60 seconds after he carried the man to the platform. kulig says he would do it again in a heart beat.

>> the new smart train testing has stopped. the agency says it will not delay the actual start of service. the tunnel runs under lincoln avenue near highway 101. it stopped near the marin civic center and downtown station. they're not giving an exact date for the start of service, just that it will begin in the spring. cruise ships are stopping in san francisco at a near record rate. rate. i was just outside of the embarcadero yesterday. there were just two of 82 ships set to visit this year. they'll each bring 3,600 passengers and a thousand crew members ready to shop and eat in the city. >> that's the best vacation you can have, on a cruise. got everything there, you ain't got to drive, you ain't got to do nothing. >> a lot of those cruise increase business. each one of these liners adds

about a million dollars to our economy. officials say there may be 100 officials say there may be 100 druze ships making soon. >> jghiadelli is teaming up wit krispy kreme doughnuts. there's a mint chocolate doughnut filled with white mint cream. the salted caramel topped with a drizzle of chocolate, sprinkles of amber sugar because there is not enough sugar in it. they're available at krispy kreme locations. what do you think, mike? >> okay. my mouth is watering, i can't talk. >> i know, i know. >> can we look at that for the next 30 seconds? we need to talk weather. let's talk about the camera at pier 15 looking at the beautiful downtown san francisco where it will be 67, oakland 69. san rafael 72, 73 in redwood

city. livermore 76. here's the big change. thursday, friday, saturday possibly an inch to two inches of rain. enjoy the dry weather the next couple days. how about an update from sue hall. >> we have an update on the macarthur maze accident that was blocking two left lanes in the maze. chp has taken it off so now traffic is flowing nicely. 580 on your approach and 880 as well. we'll check back with them. look at the toll plaza, very light here. just a few cars in the left lane cash lanes so not a bad drive if you're headed out right now. look at some of your mass transit, muni on time, bart has 32 trains and ace train number 1 left the central valley on time as planned. we'll come back with another update from the chp with that maze accident. nature lovers will soon be able to enjoy a spectacular view

of the bay area that hasn't been available in decades. it closed to the public in 1980s, now it's reopening in september. a local ballot measure passed in 2014 provided the funding to complete a $15.8 million restoration project. that's for the former military radar site. it includes nearly five miles of new trails. these extends from the monterey peninsula to mount tamm on and a clear day you can see to the sierra nevada. the grand opening weekend is scheduled for september 16 and 17. google making it easier to restrict internet access in your home. the company added a scheduling feature to google wi-fi that allows you to schedule when to block certain devices at certain times, like when your kids are trying to do their home work or go to bed. you can schedule internet down time for yourself. >> we know dogs love human food and will eat pretty much anything that comes their way. look at fritz, an adorable golden retriever. watch as he gauges height and

distance of a spaghetti taco and -- wait, can we talk about the fact that there's something called spaghetti talk co-? >> carbs inside of carbs. >> fritz manages to get most of it. he's an internet star, videos of him trying to catch every size shape of food with >>ly drop packages on the floor and my dog will eat anything. >> even a spaghetti taco, which should not exist. >> it's equal payday and local businesses are offering discounts for women to shine a light on the gender pay gap. stunning video out of australia. that's a barn floating down the road. we're getting new numbers on devastating floods. numbers coming in about the deadly bombing at a russian subway. san francisco police are looking

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5:00 a.m. on this tuesday, natasha zouves, jessica castro, sue holland in for alexis smith. all here and ready to go, mike? >> present and alert, i think. well, definitely present. let's look at live doppler 7. high clouds up around 16,000 feet so nothing will make it to the ground. here's our explore or the yum camera at pier 15. you can see it looks gorgeous across downtownan