and i take my job seriously. while i'm busy watching the game, i need your help keeping an eye on the stands. if you see something that doesn't look quite right, tell a law enforcement official. we all play an important role in protecting our communities, and you can help. if you see something suspicious, say something to local authorities. [ crowd cheering ] . live, where you live, this is abc news. a wet start to the week, right now, at 11:00.

live doppler 7 is weather, and it could impact the commute. >> our weather feels like february, but the calendar says it april. we are tracking the weather at street level. >> let's get in to life doppler 7, we are tracking the light showers. first round. palo alto has light sprinkles at this hour. a similar story over san francisco. the light showers are at this hour. and out across the bay, in to berkley, and kensiington and north, we have estimated the rain falling at a light rate. at the storm impact scale. it's a one. it's a light system that will last in to tuesday. what that means, use caution. isolated showers will be around for your morning commute. i'm tracking one more storm

before our weather pattern will make a major change. all the details ahead on the full forecast in a minute. dan. >> drew, thanks a lot. when you wake up, be sure to watch abc seven mornings. we will track the rain and have any impact on the morning commute. i will start at 4:30 tomorrow morning. sheriff's deputies are warning runners to be on the look-out after a woman was attacked on a popular trail. it happened near >> dan, tonight, you can see, it's quite rainy and the conditions were similar yesterday, there were not many people on the trail, the he female describes her attacker as homeless looking. dirty on the face and he had a stench. >> i was horrified. >> reporter: the resident felt compelled to warn others.

she posted signs at the trail. following a sunday afternoon attack. >> i saw some single women running and walking on the trail by themselves and i just wanted to make sure that it was not going to happen to somebody else. >> reporter: the sheriff''ses of said that a 24-year-old woman ran the trail around 1:15. he yelled at her and pushed her and tried to sexually assault her. >> reporter: the woman fought back and kbot to her car and called for help. >> we know there's known homeless camps. >> reporter: the victim described the man as white, in his 50s and had a scruffy appearance. they run the trail often. >> total surprise. i would have never guessed that coming from the trail for sure. >> it's a safe city, normally. it's out of character for the town.

and we are suggesting right now that everyone take precautions. if you can, run with afriend. >> if you see anyone matching the description. call the sheriff's office. in sonoma. abc 7 news. >> authorities have arrested a high school teacher on having sex with an under age student. riana lane turned hrz in to police. she was arrested for being in possession of marijuana on school grounds. she lent the student keys to her car. he was charged with pet ty theft. a hunger strike is continuing in the south bay. a group of people have refused to eat anything for the past four days. the reason, they are fighting for renter's rights. we are live in city hall with the story. >> reporter: this is become an affordable issue. some renters that we spoke with are saying they are getting

evicted for no reason and they hope the council votes to protect them. >> we can't be thrown out for no reason. >> reporter: renters came today to city hall to tell their story. allen kane showed his eviction notice. >> they cannot evict a handicapped person, i'm permitly disabled. children, wife, they are telling our family just get out. no reason. >> reporter: he wants prediction from the city. -- he wants protection from the city. >> what do we want? >> justice. >> reporter: these tenants want just cause before evicting anyone. >> we definitely need to look out for the people who are being mistreated, but i think the legislation goes too far and i think it may even wind up in the

courts. >> reporter: san jose city councilmen said that the proposals are well intentioned but it will make it harder to get rid of problem tenants. it only affects 44,000 tenants, and wants justice but it it it t more hurtful than helpful. >> a san jose student is filing a complaint saying that officers slammed his face in to the ground two years ago and then says they punched him while he was out cold. and that officers put a bag on his head from keeping him from bleeding in the police car. the school replea -- released a statement saying that the allegationed vary materially from the facts. and they will respond in court. >> a $50,000 reward is posted to

help find a man who posted a video of a murder on facebook. many remember the victim. >> they share stories of the man who was gunned down at random. we are in cleveland with new details on the investigation. >> i'm about to kill this guy right here. >> one of the man's ten kids cannot watch the video of her father's death. >> i didn't want to look at the video, i didn't want it to be the last memory i had. >> it shows the man approaching the man and then what is next is too graphic to show. >> if you are out there listening. call someone. whether it's a friend or family member, give them a call. they are waiting on you to call them. >> reporter: police say there's no rhyme or reason for why it happened. >> you know, a citizen going about his day on easter.

>> reporter: he did name a woman in the video and she is now cooperating with police. and he spoke of financial trouble. >> i lost everything. i lost everything that i had, man. >> reporter: and a college classmate said, this is not the man i knew. >> the person i knew, i cannot imagine killing someone for any other reason than in self defense or something. >> reporter: a cell phone ping and reported sighting in pennsylvania suggests that he may have left ohio, but police say they don't know for sure. the video of the shooting was on facebook for more than two hours before it was taken down. today the social media giant saying it needs to do better. emily rao, cleveland ohio. >> b.a.r.t. may have solved the mystery that caused a delay. metallic dust may have been the problem. it's from the grinding of the rails and it can conduct electricity.

the agency will buy magnets that will pick up the dust. >> the snapchat story that the company hopes will disappear. w w >> and punched in the face. the white nationalist who appears to have attacked a woman in a bay area rally. >> and the wild animal that went from a patio to preying on a family pet inside the house. >> and live doppler 7, tracking rain where you live. we will have the hour by hour forecast. >> all of that is ahead, but first what is coming up on jimmy kimmel live. >> thanks, here is a look at tonight's show, which will be marvelous. >> this guardian gave his teacher a chunk of concrete and told her that it was a chunk of

new at 11:00. shocking allegations against snapchat, the ceo is accused of saying that the app is only for rich people. lillian. dann and ahmed, despite the

allegations, snapchat is facing a lot of backlash. the boycott is getting getting g shares fell, closing at the lowest level in a month. all by the allegations made a former employee. he only worked at snap shot for three weeks but claimed the ceo said that it's only for rich people, i don't want to expand in to poor countries. he denies that he said that, but the claims have spread. >> it's the mind-set of treating indians in a different way. >> the local chapter of the hindu american foundation said that spiegel should be given the benefit of the doubt. but if the remarks are true, it's ignorant and offensive. >> that market is growing and every company from facebook to

apple to microsoft are trying to expand in india. >> as to whether this will hurt snapchat in the long-term, some don't think so. >> the ceo with uber got himself in trouble but they are doing okay. even if there's a boycott, a lot of people love the service and they will survive it. >> but for now, a bump in the road. >> the video surfaced of him punching a woman. you see the man punch the woman in the face after a pro trump rally saturday in berkley. this video has gone viral. school officials say they have zero tolerance for man was identified. but he was not one of the people

arrested. >> a family has been mourning the death of their dog, the family left a door open for fresh air while sleeping. including the 15 pound dog, a mountain lion slipped in and snatched the small dog. >> lenore did her attack barking. you know, very vicious attack sound that she does when she is not liking something. and then, she instantly was silent. >> if california game wardens track down the lion, they can capture it and move it elsewhere so it will not return. >> a town hall meeting in san francisco -- a man in particular was shouted down after he kept interrupting feinstein, 600 people attended. >> you can sit here and pound your fists, and i can show you

what i have gotten done. and you can take a look at it, and i would be surprised if you found two many senators if any, that have gotten more done. >> if asked if she'd run for re-election, she said we will know soon enough. >> the former president of mexico spoke about immigration and international relation, he addressed the topic of the border wall. >> the wall that we are not going to pay for. we mexicans. [ cheers and applause ] that is going to force you, you, you u.s. citizens, $35 billion. >> he is a vocal critical

trump. >> these showers will stick around overnight tonight as we look at the hour by hour rain chance. it's san jose for example, you notice through the morning, they are still with us, an isolated chance through 8:00, or 10:00 in the morning. some of us will use the windshield wipers as we go through the tuesday morning commute t isolated rains have cleansed the atmosphere, the tree pollen is coming down. at moderate levels from high levels over the weekend. grass and pollen is still an issue. it's holding at moderate levels. more rain is falling right now. we have green on the screen. that means wet roads. let's go in closer on live doppler seven. let's take a stop through san francisco. oakland, concord, vallejovallej. we have a similar story around. the light showers are with you and they will be with us through

the next 12 hours. it's an unsettled pattern that we are. it's 50s across the coast, to the bay and inland and the numbers are your wake-up temperatures, they are not going to budget that much tonight. with the cloud cover, you can see, we are going to stay in the 50s at least through the next 12 hours or so. on the storm impact scale, it ranks a one, right now through tuesday, we have light to moderate showers moving through. expecting minimal rainfall amounts in most areas, less than a quarter of an inch, inconvenient timing and the winds will be light, five-15 miles an hour. 2:00 early in the morning on tuesday. you will see light showers around. as we get in to the tuesday morning commute, we will track wet roadways. isolated showers out there. as we go through the day tuesday, the showers will diminish. and tuesday afternoon, i do expect more in the way of

sunshine and we will begin to dry out from the storm system. highs on tuesday, not all that bad, 70 in san jose, with morning rain. 66 in san rafel and 68 that high in napa. one more storm, wednesday night, ranks a one on the storm impact scale. you notice, early thursday morning, it will fall apart. an isolated shower, perhaps, the bigger story, behind the storm system. wrm air is going to rush in late this week, and temperatures, 5-15 degrees above normal. sunshine, and it will continue in to the weekend. the accu-weather 7 day forecast. a scattered hour mainly in the morning on tuesday. and wednesday, it's morning saun shine, to a chance late in the evening on thursday and then we have the 180 that i think everyone is anticipating. friday and in to the weekend. we warm up, we write bright

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good evening, rough night nor the a's. they put not one, but two key players on the disabled list. marcus semien needs surgery on his wrist tomorrow.

will be out for two months. the tarp came off for the a's and rangers. rainy night in oakland. griffin, dealing. rosales, you will get nothing and like it. all rangers in the game. top of the fifth. two on for carlos gomez. both runners score, gomez to third on an error after a strikeout walk and a stolen base. mike napoli, down the left field line and again, two more score, 5-0 game. and if you ever wanted your very own section all to yourself this was the night. i like my privacy up there. rangers coast, 7-0, raiders held team activity, players addressed the limbo that they were in, they are here for two more years while stadium construction was under way. they were soothing the feelings of oakland supporters. but then he questioned the loyalty of die hards who were so upset with the owner they have

cancelled their season tickets. >> we are not going to split up like you've seen other cities do. we are not going to do things like that. for the ones that do, they are not true raider fans. you know, i feel they are hurt. i'm with you. i hurt too. but at the same time, we are all in it together, we are just going to do it together. >> carr did apologize on twitter. >> cavs and pacers, larry bird not pleased. kyrie irving, going off. lance, lance, i'm over here. i'm over here. kyrie with 37 fourth quarter -- reaction no. no, no, don't you have cable. i do it all the time. 2-0 series. game 3 in indianapolis. spurs and memphis. vince carter talking trash like he is 20. then again, so do i. memphis came within four. randolph, wondering if they are going to get fouls

spurs defense, kawhi leonard, spurs go up 2-0 in the series. coach fizdale not happy with the officiating and the lack of free throws. >> they are not going to rook us, it's not unacceptable. that was unprofessional. my guys dug in that game and earned the right to be in the game, and they did not even give us a chance. >> all right. thank you. >> take that for data. >> data. abc 7, brought to you by river rock casino. >> he had a point. the spurs shot twice as many free throws as his team.