deshawn mcbride. witnesses say mcbride cut off his ex-girlfriend la shonda franklin as she drove her children to school yesterday morning. >> surveillance video shows mcbride leaving the scene off she was shot. >> he was tracked to a fast food restaurant in the city of sacramento. and our detectives in the marshall services officers went in and apprehended him without any fight. >> both of franklin's children witnessed her being killed, they're both under the age of 10. mcbride and franklin had a history of domestic violence. just minutes ago sky 7 was over market and 33rd street. police confirm to abc7 news they were looking for a suspect in connection with a robbery.

about 15 minutes after the man was taken into custody, he was put on a stretcher and loaded into an ambulance, as you can see, it's not known what injuries he suffered. part of market street is still blocked off right now. the search for a man who's accused of kidnapping -- maybe madeleine is -- the father, 45-year-old michael wallin, drove off with the baby in his lap and an amber alert was issued. while the baby was dropped off at her grandmother's house, grandmother then drove to livermore to reunite the child with her fran fick mother. >> everything was a misunderstanding, a family drama with two adults. >> where's your son? >> he should be at work right now. >> reporter: wallace was last seen driving a blue altima.

the debate got more heated after he was announced yesterday that tiffany li, a wealthy hillsboro woman posted a $35 million bond to get out of jail. vick lee is at the san francisco hall of justice with the story. vic? >> reporter: bail is one of the hottest topics today in the legal community, that overriding question, does it favor the rich and punish the poor? now there are two pieces of legislation going through the state legislature which would essentially make bail the last resort of many other choices. san mateo county da steve wagstaff is among those supporting some kind of reform. >> i do see the wealthy getting advantages i don't believe should exist just because of their wealth. >> reporter: defendant tiffany

li will make her $35 million bail by posting $70 million in properties, double the amount as required by law, her two co-defendants are awaiting trial in jail because they cannot make bail. that kind of disparty may change if a braille bail becomes law. san francisco deputy public defender chasea bodine served on the advisory committee which crafted the legislation. >> absolutely, it's a system that is inherntdly and explicitly biassed. >> reporter: just after someone's arrested to determine if he or she should be detained in jail. >> it would only exist as a last resort and judges would be required to use risk assessment, technology or algorithms to

determine someone's risk of flight and risk of new criminal activity. >> reporter: santa clara county has already started its own bail reform, utilizing risk assessments, this after a two-jetwo o two-year review headed by cindy chaves. the california bail agents association has come out in opposition to the bill, saying it fails to address the complexities of the system. vic lee, abc7 news. moving on, absolutely stunning today, but get ready for the return of the rain. >> let's take a look at our live camera, plenty of gray skies. >> spence er christian is here look at the strength of storm headed our way. >> you look at the doppler 7 radar and you're seeing moisture just off shore, let's move along to a satellite radar come

positive, moving in our direction towards the bay area, the storm ranks 2 on the storm of impact scale, it will produce rain that's heavy at times, a chance of lightning on friday. and here's what we can expect, the heaviest rain will fall between 10:00 tomorrow night and 5:00 friday morning, so overnight tomorrow night into the beginning of the morning commute, strongest winds will come in two stages, late thursday, 6:00 p.m. into friday 2:00 a.m. and then again friday evening from 6:00 to 10:00 p.m. i'll give you a closer look as we track the storm a little bit later. those approaching storms spencer's talking about could mean another rain delay for crews working on the smart train project in the north bay. the problem is the wet weather may cause landslides long the train's route. what is being done to get the project back on track here? >> reporter: well, i asked the transit agency that same question.

they told me, dan, that the rain is not expected to further delay their project, they told me they have done everything they can to protect those tracks. crews have moved quickly through this narrow canyon places bolting and plates to secure the hillside while covering them with a special mesh. last january a slide in san rafael sent mud and debris down the hill and covering part of this tunnel used by the sonoma area rail transit. it turns out the slide was a blessing. >> it turns out we're glad it happened when we were able to address it. >> reporter: the cost will add -- responsibility of the contractor. the down side is that the smart trains have stopped being tested. this san rafael resident understands unforeseen events happen. >> it's nothing abnormal, it's

not their fault, so they'll deal with it. >> reporter: the fetesting will resume by next week. >> it's been something that has been on delay, all these promises and it's not coming to fruition, i think there's a lot of frustration around that. >> reporter: the first part of the project from santa rosa to san rafael is still expected to be completed and rolling by late spring. >> the train is an alternative to 101, the ability to bring a fair amount of bikes on the train to get that last mile or two, really provides a nice option. >> reporter: something that will take people to the larks spur terminal is expected to be unveiled in 2018. protesters who blocked cal train when president trump was inaugurated are finding out about the legal consequences they may face. their attorney want the charges dropped but the district attorney still has to weigh in. here's the story, melanie?

>> reporter: the attorney for thesisters say some of these charges carry fines and time in jail. jurks-20 protesters standing, it was january 20 when many of them were sitting, linked together at caltrans tracks at 16 and 7th street. after they ignored ordered to disburse, law enforcement officials lifted them from the ground. several are now facing misdemeanor charges for trespassing and refusing to leave, charges their attorney wants dropped. >> the district attorney at any time has the discretion to dismiss the case in the interest of justice which we implore him to do, because in this moment, san francisco is a city of resistance, san francisco is a san francisco city, and they are resisting trump's agenda. >> reporter: the city spokesperson says the office is open to reviewing the motion, but also says -- >> it's a balancing act, we find

the first amendment to be very sacred and we protect it as all costs but when assaultive behavior or vandalism or critical infrastructure are impacted, we have the obligation to react in a different way. >> reporter: the attorney for the resisters say the charges send a strong message. >> i think it sends that san francisco isn't really dedicated to resisting the donald trump administration. >> reporter: a hearing will be held to discuss the charges in june. still to come, the ideas are in for america's southern boarder wall, some are a bit out there, including one that involves nuclear waste. also apple pay promised to make plastic obsolete, but weary shoppers and confused clerks may be preventing that from happening. i'm michael finney, the

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sky7 is live over for breaking news in the east bay. the con tra kos sta police department is looking for a man who was thrown from his trucks. officials say the truck went off the road, hit a tree just after 5:00 this evening, they're looking for the driver still, you can see there are a lot of trees and brush in that area, we're on the story of course and we'll bring you details on the e abc7 news app. a man was shot and killed

after he fired at officers in the north bay. records confirm ferry was a licensed civil engineer who also owned a brand development company and arranged wine tours. napa police say he shot at them from his car yesterday whirl driving away from officers. this is the second fatal shooting in less than a month by napa police. a mono rail perhaps? what about nuclear waste? those are among the proposals submitted for that controversial border wall that president trump wants to bill. hearings on the wall took place in congress today. chris winn has more on the bids and why bay area companies shied away from the project. >> some of the big name construction companies likely held off on bidding because they wanted to avoid any controversy. but that didn't stop hundreds of proposals from coming in from other parts of the country.

of those approximately 20 companies will be invited to provide a prototype of wall. >> there's a lot of passion going on both sides of this. >> reporter: proposals were due yesterday, san diego contractor russell baumgardner won't face any backlash from the community. >> i hope the community understands that we're builders, that what we do, we're not politicians. >> reporter: the wall has to be at least 30 feet tall and impossible to climb over, it also has to be impossible to dig under less than six feet. >> what it will look like, how thick it will be, what color it will be, is yet to be determined. >> reporter: this comes as new numbers show that illegal border

crossings have gone down, according to abc news 33,000 in march of 2016, to year. >> some are questioning the need for the wall saying it would do more harm than good. >> it creates a lot of uncertainty, to bid on a project where you have very certain public anger in many areas has made a lot of companies shy away. >> reporter: a combination of wall, fencing and surveillance will likely make up the final design. and some of the other proposals include turning a part of the wall into a tourist attraction, another one call force the installation of solar panels. state republicans say governor brown doesn't have the votes to increase the gas tax by 12 cents a gallon.

he says there's an urgent need because the roads are in such bad shape. republicans say the state can use existing funds. >> there are millions of californians who are not here today whose hearts are not with this who oppose this. and legislator who is disregard them are not doing justice to the people they serve. >> you think about what you spend money on, you buy shoes, fixing your road is like getting the shoein ings fixed on your c. >> the vote is scheduled for tomorrow, the bill needs 2/3 of the vote to pass. years after launching apple pay is struggling to get users to dive in. some merchants are really diving in on e payment now by completely getting rid of cash. >> reporter: at a restaurant called a lrkala marrrrrrr

they were burglarized on new year's eve. for less work and faster transactions, they're promoting electronic mobile payments. >> apple pay is a big thing here, a lot of people use it already. you scan it and you go. >> reporter: ecommerce -- only 13% of iphone users have been willing to give it a try, and they say that's an extremely low adoption rate among apple's loyal user base. some shoppers are hesitant to make them because they're concerned about potential security breaches. experts say part of the blame lies with apple. >> there have to be incentives in place so apple is good at marketing, it really surprises me they haven't been more aggressive about this. >> reporter: consumers have all kinds of excuses why they haven't tried mobile payments.

>> i haven't been prompted enough to make a switch, but i would be open to it. >> i don't have a cell phone. >> reporter: you don't have a cell phone. >> believe it or not. >> i tried to use apple pay once and it didn't work so i actually stopped trying it. >> as far as convenience goes, as far as security goes, the future is in e wallets and mobile electronic payments. >> reporter: once 20% of us are swiping our phones it will be considered to have gone main stream. > . let's get ready for the wind and rain. here's live doppler 7, we have moisture offshore right now, but conditions over land areas are dry, although clouds are getting a bit thicker, a bit lower in the sky and darker. this is the view from mt. tim looking down on the bay. although bright, it's currently 64 degrees here in san francisco, 65 in oakland, mid

60s in mountain view. here's the view of a bright western sky, although a cloudy one from our east buy hills camera. temperatures are in the mid 60s in santa rosa, napa, novato and fairfield. and this is a view from our rooftop camera looking out under partly gloomy conditions over the embarcadero. these are our forecast conditions, we'll see a few showers tomorrow, it will be rainy and windy by evening. and the story continues into friday morning. this night, look into increasingly cloudy skies, and it's mild with temperatures mainly in the low to mid 50s. the storm 2 on our storm impact scale. rain will be heavy at times with strong gusty winds, gusting up to 60 miles an hour. we'll start our forecast animation, 8:00 tomorrow morning. notice that for most of the day tomorrow, it will be dry until late afternoon or early evening, then the rage surges in, then

the orange and red represents pockets of heavy downpour, because this is a steady rain that will be heavy at through the late night thursday night, then the rain breaks up and tapers off in the midday hours, but it will reorganize later in the day into friday evening. it will be act companied by strong winds, first the rainfall totals are going to range from just under an inch by 8:00 friday night, to over an inch in san francisco and over an inch and a quarter in many north bay locations. high wind watch will be in effect from 9:00 tomorrow night to 11:00 friday morning, over the bay area hills, there will be gusts up to 60 miles an hour and there's a possibility of downed trees and power lines. here's a look at our wind gust animation, we're going to get two rounds of strong gusty winds, late tomorrow night, we'll see the peak of gusts up to 45 miles an hour, then the

winds will taper off rather dramatically into friday morning, but they will reintensify late friday morning and into the evening hours. our storm ranks 2 on the storm impact scale, it will weaken friday night, we'll have showers saturday morning, the system will rank only one on the storm impact scale. then we have bright and sunny days with temperatures beginning to rise, and then by next wednesday, a chance of another rainstorm coming in bringing us more rainfall. just ahead, the bay area olympic swimmer

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- right now get a bone-in spiral half ham for just $1.49 a pound. a bay area olympic swimmer is going for the gold again, but this time there may be a bump in the road. >> or a bump in the tummy. >> if you follow swimming, you know dana volmer has nothing to prove after winning 35 medals in competition. six months pregnant with her second child, volmer will compete in arizona. we sat down just a few hours ago, to talk about her latest race. >> sticking with free style, no turns in the 50 free, just one dive, just make it to the other

end of the pool. and that's it. >> all right and hopefully you'll get a great time. how have you been looking and training while pregnant? >> it's one of those where time is just not a concern anymore. it's one of those, i'm just into to stay strong, to stay in shape, to prepare for labor. if i can still go and make it work for my family and still be able to complete at the level that i want to, then i'm loving it. why should i retire just because i've gotten enough medals? >> why, right? volmer's announcement about her race has gotten tons of support on social media, saying thanks for being such an inspiration, especially for moms. still to come on abc7 "news at 6:00," trump weighs in on the worst chemical attack in years. they fought to get him in, but now steve bannon is out of

the national security council. >> a region where human race will be respected, a region where people can feel safe. >> democrats from

tonight, president trump says after yesterday's chemical attack against syrian civilians, he now has responsibility for what happens in the war torn country. speaking at a news conference with the president of jordan today, mr. trump called the attack heinous, the united states u.n. envoy nikki haley went a step further, blasting russia in an emergency session at the united nations today. >> if russia has the influence in syria that it claims to have, we need to see them use it. we need to see them put an end to these horrific acts. how many more children have to die before russia cares? >> yesterday's attack left at least 75 people dead.

republican senator marco rubio today appeared to blame the trump administration in part, he said it was not a coincidence that syria used chemical weapons just days after secretary of state rex tillerson said that they were -- reversing a controversial decision to give bannon access to the high level meetings. reports said the president restored bannon to the -- tomorrow democrats are set to filibuster the nomination of judge neil gorsuch. and then republicans are set to make a historic rule change to clear the way for gorsuch to be confirmed nonetheless. a rule change would mean nominees would need only 51 votes, a simple majority. >> democrats have chosen to ignore the record of one of our judiciaries most qualified

jurists to sit on the court and have instead chosen to play political games with the future of our court. the new trump administration brings hope to many people and frustration and fear to others. >> yet we reached out to three local professional diplomats whose countries are in the headlines right now. >> it was a fascinating conversations with all of these gentlemen. we wanted to learn how we can begin building bridges as friends and neighbors, so i sat down with professional diplomats from russia, israel and mexico to get their perspectives. >> americans living in this part of the world. >> reporter: the honorable sergey pet rov general who is a professional diplomat, and oversees legal documents.

but their primary mission is to build good relations between their countries and the united states. >> we should bring together our businesses, our artists, our actors, our scientists. >> reporter: it's a challenging time for diplomats. the u.s. justice department recently indicted two russian intelligence agents and two hackers accused of stealing private information from millions of americans after hacking into yahoo accounts. >> it would be pure speculation, these people are innocent now until proven guilty in a court of law. >> reporter: also some consul employees were part of three dozen russians who were expelled at the end of 2016. the obama administration said it was in retaliation for russian efforts to interfere with the u.s. presidential election through cyber attacks. >> it's not the policy of russia to meddle with affairs of any country in the world.

>> i'm here tonight to deliver a message of unity and strength. >> we have not seen anything like this in many years. >> reporter: since january, more than 100 jewish community centers and schools have been targeted with bomb threats, including some right here in the bay area, the honorable dr. andy david is consul general of israel to the west, based in san francisco. he offer this is advice. >> it's okay to be mad and angry and sad. but if you want to do something about it, if you want to be constructive, then you need to look beyond your anger and try to maybe use that anger and channel it into a positive correction. >> reporter: he says there are different ways to build bridges of understanding. >> for people to do cultural events together, business international trade. >> reporter: a key area of conflict continues between israel and the palestinian authority and the debate over statehood for palestinians. president trump has already met

with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, palestinian authority president mahmoud abbas is already invited to the white house. >> this is what i'm hoping for, i'm looking forward to having leadership who will pursue peace, who will pursue understanding and people who will support that. >> we are going to build the wall, it will be a real wall. >> reporter: the honorable lopez is consul general of the mexican consulate in san francisco. >> we should be working to have the most creative importance, innovative border in the world. it will be a region of economic growth, a region where human rights can be respected, a region where everyone can feel safe. >> reporter: he believes now is the time to build bridges not walls. >> it's an opportunity to show that together we are better, together we are more

competitive, together we have more creativity. >> reporter: and you're invited to visit other countries to beee your own citizen zdiplomat. >> go and visit and do things together. >> reporter: and you can hear more from the professional diplomats in our up coming "beyond the headlines" show. and tell us about your efforts to be a citizen diplomat in your life and how you are building bridges in your neighborhood. you can join the our abc7 community access page. all right, get to know your neighbor. that's the take away from an earthquake preparedness summit in san francisco. abc7 news was at mt. mason as emergency personnel discussed rescue efforts to simulate a

major disaster. they imagined what would it look like if a magnitude 7 earthquake hit. there would be collapsed building and damaged roads. emergency personnel would be stretched to the limit. >> the first responder that somebody sees is not going to be a firefighter, it's not going to be a police officer, but it's going to be a neighbor that comes to you when you need something after a disaster. >> reporter: experts from as far as way as new york were brought in for the summit, because damage to the falls would require help from way beyond the bay area. they took the buyout in the volkswagen emissions

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frustration is really growing among hundreds of thousands of volkswagen diesel owners affected by the recent emissions scandal. >> michael finney has been hearing from a number of them and has an update for us. michael? >> i have been hearing from people who accepted vw's offer to buy their cars back, they have turned their cars back in to volkswagen and they're still

waiting for their checks. >> $19,000 was what it was and i have gotten zero. >> reporter: they turned their cars in more than a month ago. >> it's almost $13,000. it's a lot of money. >> reporter: these are just two of the half dozen diesel owners who have called in the last few weeks after the buy back settlement program. vw cheated by getting it's cars to pass emissions standards. you can get payment three days after your closing transaction. some say it hasn't turned out that way for them. >> they took the keyings and i had no car and no money. >> reporter: he plans to buy a new car once his money arrives, until then he has been forced to borrow a car from a friend who didn't expect to lend his car for so long. lisa's story is different, she

says she received her money, but then that money disappeared right in front of her husband's eyes. it was removed from their checking account just days after they paid their credit card. >> you think everything is going good and they can do something like this. >> reporter: volkswagen did tell us we know there have been some issues along the way, and our crews have been working tirelessly to improve the process. volkswagen says it has either removed or modified of the 475,000 diesel vehicles. lisa and two others who contacted us have now received their payments. unfortunately, patrick is not among them. >> i just want to move on with my life, yeah. >> vw is not giving us a reason

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b.a.r.t.'s next extension into silicon valley is ahead of schedule and could be cone by the end of the year. construction has begun from the south free mochbt station to the neighborhood in san jose. b.a.r.t. leaders say it's three months ahead of schedule. but b.a.r.t. is still waiting on a shipment of new train cars so it can fully operate the new line. driving can be a hard task especially when you're just learning. teenaged drivers have more distractions than every. young drivers learn the dangers

of being kiss tracted. >> reporter: the grand stands are empty, but on the track, you can hear the unmistakable sound of a panicked driver making a sudden stop. for teens like allison, it's like taking batting practice in a major league ballpark. >> to be able to come out here and do driving drills on a professional road course, there's nothing like it. >> what we're trying to drive home is that distracted driving can kill. >> i had veered off the road just slightly and hit a pedestrian and he died on instant. >> reporter: teenagers got to see for themselves what distractions can do. driving this auto cross track, he can be your best friend, but on the second run, he'll be your worst nightmare. >> you don't know it's going to affect you, but it does.

>> confusing directions, loud music, even unexpected weather. while all the teens did fine on their first run, more than 80% did worst when distracted. >> reporter: what about on experienced driver like me, strap on your seat belts because there's only one way to find out. the first one was child's play, then this happened. >> whooo! >> with three guys distracting me, all the tips i learned on the first run went out the window. >> you were kidistracted enough that you couldn't plan ahead. >> it's all lethal. >> at seonoma raceway, jonathan bloom. quite mild out today, but change is coming. >> spencer christian, tracking a pretty serious, storm, spencer? >> dramatic changes coming our

way, here's a live look at doppler 7, moisture offshore, producing no precipitation for the bay area at the moment. here's a satellite image showing the clouds and moisture surging in our direction. so the approaching storm ranks 2 on the storm impact scale, it will produce heavy rain at times, strong gusty winds, possibly damaging winds and there's a chance of lightning in the forecast on friday. notice during most of the day tomorrow, we see very little in the way of precipitation, maybe a passing showers or two, but after 4:00, 5:00 p.m. it surges onshore, the late night hours, it's going to be quite rainy and windy, the overnight hours, mid night to about 3:00 a.m. as the morning commute begins on friday, we'll see the bulk of it moving out of the area, of course the damage will have been done already in terms of wet roadways and possibly some pooling and puddling of water. commuters will probably have a slow commute friday morning, and

friday evening the storm gets reorganized and starts to rain steadily again. we have showers lingering from the big storm, then a couple of dry and mild days going into early next week. on to sports, a lot going on. >> warriors and steph curry on what might be his best pass of the entire year. however, was it illegal? what do the ♪ ♪

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good evening. the warriors are playing the sunnings tonight in phoenix, their last back to back of the season. the doves won their 12th in a row, this is an incredible winning streak, when you consider all of this has been done without kevin durant. it featured the pass of the year for steph curry, except for it was illegal. steph curry on the break. to andre iguodala, as steph veers off to his left, right there, he held the ball for a moment, hesitated, stopped the dribble and then made the pass.

>> incredible pass, we missed that one, it was a double dribble. >> behind the back twice on that pass, if there might have been a little carry, but no, whatever it was -- >> no, it was a little late developing, but when i turned to go throw it to clay, i saw a black jersey there in between, so i had to kind of shuffle a little bit. so it was the fastest crossover you ever seen, not a double dribble at all. and then i made it. >> oh, steph knew. cavs and celtics, tonight tied for first place atop the east as they took the court in boston, and lebron james with authority, breathing fire with 15 in the second quarter. the game's in boston, after the game, lebron finding a few cavs fans, isaiah thomas, nice move to the hoop here. boston got 15 or 17 from him at the half. they're still trailing, 79-54

against cleveland in the third. marshawn lynch visited raiders headquarters, the topic of conversation is the beast coming out of retirement to play for his hometown in oakland. one clinch here is that seattle own ow owns lynch he was asked about the possibility about marshawn. >> marshawn is trying to figure things out. the raiders are trying to figure things up. if he would come back and play, it would be for the raiders and that would be it. >> and you guys would let him do that? >> i'm sorry, you weren't coming through there. >> they'll work it out, somehow. the masters going to tee off tomorrow. dustin johnson slipped and fell hard on the stairings at the

home he's renting from augusta and renwrenched his back. there's the hope that johnson will be able to recover in time to play. after madison baumgardner became the first pitcher to hit two homers on opening day, the baseball hall of fame asked for his bat. and mad baum said no, i'm keeping it. he said he's not going to use it, actually, but he's going to save it. a's outfielder chris davis also smashed two bombs on opening day. giants just under way in arizona and the a's host the angels in just a few minutes. there's nothing worse than the headfirst slide that becomes a face plant. madison carter lit up social media with this attempt, eats the dirt. she was safe on the play, then afterwards, she said i got here, didn't i? i made it.

not elegantly, but safe is the call. >> all right, thank you, larry. well, join us tonight at 9:00 on kofi tv cable channel 13. coming up a dangerous selfie, a northern california girl falls at least 60 feet from a bridge and survives. and the man accused of killing his estranged ex-girlfriend is in police custo custody. at 11:00, how authorities tracked him down and what happens now. >> and of course you'll want to stick around at 11:35 to catch jimmy kimmel live. and the gusts are actress lena dunham and eric

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