found safe. he abduct his daughter, but she was found safe this morning, and the child is reunited now with her mother. thanks for joining us today. >> our other top story today, new at 11:00, first shareholders meeting since the scandal involving the sales practices. >> the first outburst was from the ceo of a nonprofit community

advocacy group. he asked the board of directors, tell us what you knew and when you knew it about the fake accounts fiasco. the board took a ten minute recess to restore order. all directors were later redirected to the panel. north korea reportedly conducted live fire exercises as a u.s. nuclear powered submarine docked in south korea. tensions continue to rise between the u.s. and north korea. north korea marked the 85th anniversary of the founding of the military today. officials vowing to continue conducting nuclear missile launches, and president trump is calling the nation a real threat to the world. the u.s. envoy for north korea met with counterparts from japan and south korea overnight. >> we agreed that among the three of us that we would coordinate all actions, diplomatic, military, economic regarding north korea. >> and, tomorrow, top trump

administration officials are set to hold a rare briefing at the white house, all 100 senators will be there. president trump pays try butte to holocaust victims and survivors this morning. >> i'm deeply moved to stand before those who survived history's darkest hour. your cherished presence trance forms this place into a sacred gathering. >> he spoke at the among the fi out the kris leer minivan, and a technician is in the driver's seat taking over in case something happens. if you wonder about california, today, the dmv is holding a public hearing in sacramento to discuss proposed regulations for testing and public use of brooifrless vehicles. official rules could be in place by the end of the year. >> the future of flying cars appears to be coming from the

south bay. a company there promappropriate called kitty hawk. you don't need a pilot's license. the kitty hawk flier is recreational use only right now and can be flown only in uncongested area like what you see here over a body of water. someday people will be flying themselves to and from work in something sort ever like this. we showed this video to drivers. >> it's really cool. i think we'll get there at some point. if i koild afford one, i'd buy one. >> looks fun, but i would worry about the safety issues. >> basically, it's just a big drone. as for the price tag, we are waiting to see. it's not been revealed yet. c3 j opinion, uh-oh, a store only in silicon valley. a drunk man knocked down a droid built to prevent crime.

tiffany. >> reporter: yes. this is the victim right here, meet k5. human versus robot, a hollywood story line, but it played out here in mountain view, and this 300 pound sweet little guy took the fall. it spins, whirs, chime, and whistles. hard to understand why would bop this baot. >> it showed how spineless the drunk guys in silicon valley are because they attack a victim who doesn't even have arms. >> reporter: a drunk man knocked down the droid while it patrolled the parking lot last week. >> it's a first, but we're no strangers to technology. >> reporter: this morning, the droid was nothing but polite. patrons couldn't get enough of the story. >> i don't think it's a fair

fight. really. totally unacceptable. >> i don't know. it's a funny situation. >> reporter: what do you think? a drunk knocked over a poor innocent robot. >> well -- i'd arrest him and give him a ticket. >> the robot suffered scratches, but is back on the street. the cofounder says it's a testament to the technology that police caught the aggressor and booked him in jail. nights scope is the company behind the company that ran over a toddler's foot last year, and since then, they made adjustments and launched the first security droids out of state. i like this guy. tough to understand why 41-year-old jason silman attacked it. he was charged with praowling ad public intoxication. the owner is glad the k5 survived. abc 7 news. >> thank you. maybe they need one of those in marin. police are looking for your help to track down some

smash-and-grab thieves from the apple store. >> abc 7 news reporter is live in the village with new details on the suspects. >> police say their focus today is trying to get the surveillance video from the apple store here to figure out who is doing this. here's a look at what the store looked like after the robbery here. notice the counter tops with empty spaces. police say five young people, teens or early 20s, and grabbed lek tonics and ran away. there were a few customers still inside. >> must have been shocking for the people working in the store. you don't think of that thing happening when a store is open like that. yeah, not -- feels uncomfortable. yeah. >> i think it's terrible.

aren't there people watching? isn't it all recorded? i would hope it would be. >> reporter: there's been several attacks, mostly during the holiday shopping season. this is video of a group stealing from the san francisco store on chestnut street in december. the store's in berkley, palo alto have been hit with similar attacks. all the police departments are working together to try and find the people who are doing this. no one has been hurt. we reached out to management here at the village shopping center to see if they are adding security or how to react to this. we're waiting to hear back, and apple has not commented on the attack. >> police are looking through surveillance video hoping to identify 60 teens who robbed g passengers on the train saturday. they stole from riders, even

punching several people. bart officials say two police officers were at the station, but they were patrolling the parking lot. a former star of the bachelor is in trouble with the law. the charge is chris soules faces after a deadly crash. video showing moments before a man got dragged off a united flight and we're now hearing from one of the officers involved. good morning to you, let's open up the weather window to show you clouds are thinner and more sunshine as we look from the east bay hills, meaning temperatures outside san francisco about 2-5 degrees warmer today, but nothing like we're going to see this weekend, but before we get there, there's one more chance of scattered showers tomorrow. it's a light storm on the impact scale. an

a suspect killed by a wild police chase in southern california. we showed you the case live on abc 7 mornings. it started this morning in long beach after the suspect reportedly stole a car. the chase on freeways and surface streets reached speeds of 90 miles per hour. it ended in bellflower when the suspect drove into a parking lot. they drove towards the police and that's when officers opened fire. you see it here, a suspect climbed out of the car window and was taken into custody, and police later pulled a second suspect from the car. that second suspect pronoujsed dead at the scene. a former "bachelor" star in court, accused of leaving the scene of a deadly crash in iowa.

chris soules was taken into custody last night with reports he drove a car that rear ended a tractor, and the driver of the tractor died. soules was arrested after witnesses identified him and called the police. he starred in the 19th season of the bachelor in 2015. people in san francisco's mission district not happy about a new temporary homeless shelter planned for the neighborhood. the location is an empty building on an adjacent lot. at a community meeting, residents said not here, not now, and while centers wanted to open as quickly as possible. >> i know we need to do this, but adding 120 area is not the right solution, and, also, they end it with no exit plan. that's the issue. >> every single day we delay, folks living on the streets are still out on the streets and are not getting the services they need, and neighbors still continue to have to deal with

these tent encampments. >> a second community meeting will be held about the issue. last night's was over capacity. six bay area high schools rank among the top 100 public schools in the u.s. santa cruz pacific collegiate charter is tenth in the nation, highest standing for any california school. other schools in world news top 100 this year, kipp san jose collegiate, 23rd, lowell, 59th, university preparatory academy in san jose, 7 it 2nd, mission in fromont, and oakland charter, congratulations. >> those dating on tinder have to swipe right on a rhino. >> in effort to save the species from extinction.

two alarming incidents involving passengers on major airlines in two weeks. >> learning more about the moments leading up to the incidents as the passengers consider it legal action. here's the new details. >> reporter: the video that started a fire storm, dr. david dao dragged off a united flight in chicago. new video and audio telling more of the story. >> the airline overbooked the flight, and they need two passengers to get off, and there were -- >> calls for police to assist employees, and a surveillance employee capturing them boarding the plane, and his wife running off and back own again. >> oh, my gosh. >> after the scuffle, what appears to be a bloodied officer

exiting the jetway. dao's attorney are ready for legal action. >> it escalated in his case to physical harm, unnecessarily. when he was lawfully where he was entitled to be. this woman, hiring that same attorney after an ugly encounter an an american airlines flight. >> you can't use violence with my baby. >> a flight attendance removed the double wide stroller, knocking the mother in the head and nearly hitting one of her babies, but now a passenger with a different perspective. >> she was not letting go of the stroller, and she was stressed, but she grabbed the stroller and maybe a little bit of the flight attenda attendant's shirt. >> they immediately removed the crew member, apologized, and lined up special treatment for the rest of the trip. >> they understood maybe from the united mishap, they said the right thing. >> reporter: the female passenger is now back in

argentina. that flight attendant remains on paid leave. abc news, new york. now your accuweather forecast. >> i thought we'd start with the weather window on the south bay, 280 and 17, san jose showing a will the of sunshine. now it's more couldy in the north. the wind are from the northwest. high clouds, sunshine, grab the sunglasses. this could be our last chance of wet weather for the remainder of the rainy season, and that's tomorrow. a breezy transition to a warm weekend, even out towards the coast. heading out now, temperatures in the upper 50s to low 60s about ever where. fairfield warmer, 64, and 66. here's a look at the pattern. you can clearly see where the jet stream is. the shield of high clouds spilling over the area of high pressure into our neighborhoods, but all the radar returns well to the north for today. so we're going to warm up about five or six degreed compared to

yesterday, especially away from the coast in san francisco, 61, 64, and 65 in the bay, and 70 inland. you can see some breaks in the higher thinner clouds than yesterday. heading out at noon, 58 at the coast, 63 in the bay, 59-653:00, and 58-62 at 6:00. breezier at the water than other areas. that's going to keep temperatures below average. a cool evening. temperature around 56-57 at 8:00. guess what. it is irish heritage night at the giants game. dodgers and giants tonight at 7:15, dropping down to 57 and breezy there. tonight's temperatures about 50-56 degrees. the breezes and clouds keep the temperatures up. here we are at 4:00 tomorrow morning. you see a few dots of green, drizzle, but the end of the commute, rain in the north bay, scattered, for us, highly scattered at noon into 4:00, and even through 7:00.

once that sun sets, so does the last chance of rain, and look at the temperatures thursday and friday. it's going to be breezy both days, does not feel that warm. once the breezes stop, though, focus in on saturday and sunday, upper 60s at the coast, and 80s spill into monday, and after tomorrow, there's, like, no chance of rain for 16 days. >> oh! >> when we flip that switch from the rainy season to the dry -- >> no looking back. >> really doesn't look like it this time. >> people are going to lose their mind. >> break out the sandals. thank you. in the morning money report, cutting by sears as the company struggles to cut costs and return to profitability. they are closing 50 sears auto locations and 92 k-mart pharmacies across the country. earlier this year, holdings announced they would close 150 sears and k-mart stores and sold off the craftsman line of tools. well, if you are thinking about getting mom flowers this

mother's day, think again. a study says only 10% of moms actually want them. about a quarter will get jewelry, but fewer than 10% want that. what does mom really want? a meal out. by the way, mother's day is may 14th. a little rest and relaxings works. >> appreciate the reminder of the day. i need to get on that. unusual partnership, dating app tindr and a kenya wildlife conservative. they are teaming up, and this is dire. there's just one male of the species left in the whole world. 43-year-old sudan is call the most eligible bachelor in the world. when tinder uses swipe right on the app, they are directed to a web page to donate to the cause. tinder and wildlife conservancy are raising $9 million. >> wow. >> i think the rhino will do well, he has a thick skin rs you know.

>> look at you. >> right? >> did somebody say salsa? >> coming up, how

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case. kids, food, healthy choices. they don't always go together. tips to fix that tonight on abc 7 news at 5:00. all right. a texas police officer showed up at a house saturday night to investigate a noise complaint. >> he didn't shut the party down, in fact, he became the party. ♪ >> the officer asked the dj to put on a salsa song and hit the dance floor. he apparently did not think the noise complaint was too big of a deal. >> getting into it. get this, nordstron is selling fake money jeans for $425. they come with a caked on muddy coating shows you are not afraid to get down and dirty. >> mike rowe said it's a costume for wealth people who see work as ironic, not iconic. >> oh, harsh burn from mike rowe. >> i look like that at home depot every weekend.

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>> you know, technically they call this program a game show, but with a million dollars on the line, clearly we're not playing around. this is "who wants

to be a millionaire." [dramatic music] ♪ hey, everybody. welcome to the show. are you guys ready to play "millionaire" today? i am too. our returning contestant has nearly two decades of teaching under her belt, and she spends her own money on school supplies every year. here to play for $1 million, from lake forest, california, please welcome back stephanie tyree. [cheers and applause] steph. good to see you again. >> good to see you! >> welcome back. >> thank you. >> you're in the middle of a very good game. >> yes. >> we just touched on something that i know you are not the only teacher that does this, but you spend a lot of your own