date. today the court said unequivocally that that tactic violated the united states constitution. >> the injunction will stay in place while both lawsuits work their way through the system. sanctuary communities are those that refuse to use local resources to help the federal government find undocumented immigrants. >> a new study shows the number of mexicans coming into the country illegally is the lowest in a decade. they made up 50% of more than 11 million immigrants in the country illegally in twiktd. the number of undocumented in the u.s. has been shrinking since 2007. it peaked at the total number of unauthorized immigrants. >> now to a shocking story out of petaluma, benjamin gorky is accused of offering up a 6-year-old girl for sex. >> he posted her photo online,

even gave her real address. abc 7 news reporter kate larson has the details. >> reporter: this man, 22-year-old benjamin gorky was arrested for child endangerment in petaluma where parents trusted him to watch their children at a boys and girls club after school program. >> lots of kids use that program. there are a lot of full-time working parents at our school and a lot of my son's friends are in that program. >> reporter: he allegedly took a photo on his cell phone of a 6-year-old girl and posted it to an internet chat room that homeland security happened to be monitoring. >> the chat room was involved child pornography and, so, they had started doing a preliminary found is that the image came from an address here in ron ert park. >> reporter: ron ert park police commander eric johnson said that's when their detectives got involved. gorky who neighbors confirm live in this ron ert park apartment

complex allegedly did this. >> logged in remotely to the boys and girls club system to get all of her personal information so her address and ways to contact her. he then subsequently posted that information into this chat room and then they used that platform in order to either share child pornography or to try and facilitate a meeting or arrange a meeting with victims. >> reporter: the boys and girls club run 17 different after school programs. he started working at the nonprofit in 2014 and was promoted this past january to site director. responsible for weekday programming for k through 8 students at cinnebar. ceo david jackson told me this about gorky. he was, quote, a trusted employee, well thought of and respected. he passed all background checks in 2014 and we still think he's a good person who allegedly did a bad thing. in petaluma, kate larson, abc 7

news. >> new at 4:00, a scare today for an east bay school as police search for a wanted man. sky 7 was above stone valley middle school in alamo as the school was placed under lockdown while officers searched for a suspect who led police on a chase. officers say the man was wanted for a burglary. you can see they used a canine unit as a search back yards for that man. they arrested him a mile away from the school. >> a driver died on 780 today. it happened at 11:00 this morning when a car flipped over. no other cars were involved and no one was in the nissan versa she was driving. the driver may have contacted the center divide and overcorrected skidding across the freeway and hitting an embankment before the car flipped over. the victim hasn't been identified. another driver died today on i-5 north of downtown los angeles. this fiery crash involved a big rig. a tanker truck and several smaller vehicles in the southbound lanes near the l.a. zoo.

it appears the cab of the tanker and another car were lodged beneath the smoldering 18 wheeler. the accident closed the freeway for hours. it is unclear what led to the accident. >> b.a.r.t. police are still searching for up to 15 teenagers accused of a terrifying take over robbery on a b.a.r.t. train. listen to what happened as the train operator called police. >> we had maybe 30 kids on my train beat up someone, rob them, and then run off the train. no one is requesting medical, mostly bumps and bruises. i have all the victims in the first car with me. there are nine of them. >> b.a.r.t. police are going through surveillance video hoping to identify the suspects involved. abc 7 news reporter vic lee has been following this story joining us live now with the very latest. vic? >> reporter: well, larry, b.a.r.t. -- excuse me, b.a.r.t. says it is going through those videotapes as they are working with b.a.r.t. police. the housing authority and the

school district to try to catch those young thieves. and in the meantime b.a.r.t. says to its riders that riding b.a.r.t. is a safe mode of transportation. it was a take-over similar to recent robberies where a swarm of thieves suddenly appear at a store and grab whatever they can, then disappear. it happened saturday night at the coliseum b.a.r.t. station. dozens of young people terror idolizing riders on a b.a.r.t. car, snatching bags and cell phones, even beating some passengers into submission, then vanishing into the night. today this meeting and the b.a.r.t. transit advisory committee, janet able son who is also mayor of el cerrito. >> it is a safe transportation. >> reporter: most of the crimes don't happen on trains. >> would i like to see more officers in stations? the answer would be yes, very

fast. because that's where i've seen things happen. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. police declined to comment, but former b.a.r.t. chief gary gee told abc 7 news, putting more cops on trains would be difficult. >> when you consider b.a.r.t. runs 50, 60 trains at any given time, to have a police officer on every train and every station it would be prohibitive to be able to do that. you're talking about 100 officers right there. >> reporter: out of a police force of just over 200, the big question was it planned or spontaneous. >> to what extent did they have someone on the train, on the platform before the mass -- the suspects converged on the platform and train. >> reporter: the immediate thing police need to do, gee says, is to catch those involved. >> post a reward to try to solve this crime and get some of the suspects in custody and that will send a message. >> reporter: vic lee, abc 7 news.

>> new video released today by san francisco police shows one of two men suspected of shooting another man for no apparent reason. happened back in november. take a look at the surveillance footage. captured images of both suspects inside a store on 6th street. investigators tell us the two men walked around the store for several minutes before one of them pulled out a gun and shot the victim. both suspects left the store. the victim is expected to survive. >> this was a record day on wall street. the dow climbed more than 200 points closing just shy of 20,100, it was the nasdaq that set the record, crossing the 6,000 point threshold for the very first time closing at 6025 with investors encouraged by the possibility of corporate tax cuts. >> turning now to our weather it's time to take a live look outside from our mount tamme cam. it is a chance you could have a damp morning commute. >> spencer christian here now with the forecast. >> that possibility does exist although it is dry now as you point out.

here is a look at live doppler 7. a few clouds around, it is mild. current temperature readings range from mid to upper 60s in the bay and inland. a couple places 60 degrees on the coast as well. gusts ranging from 20 to 25 miles per hour generally, and it is going to remain breezy going into the evening. so, here's your evening forecast. it will be breezy and mild up until sunset is around 7:55. after sunset, between 8:00 p.m. and midnight we won't see much of a drop in temperatures, two to three degrees. relatively mild. what may drop if the temperatures don't is a little bit of rain. you can see live doppler 7, we have light rain falling around eureka now. it is moving in our direction. this may be the reason for some damp spots for the morning commute. i'll give you a closer look as i track the rain a little bit later. larry? >> spencer, we'll see you in a few minutes. the oroville dam spillway is set to begin next month. two independent reports show cracks in the concrete allowed

water to get under the spillway, likely causing it to fail back in february. u.c. berkeley center for catastrophic risk management participated in the studies. an official determination on the cause is not due until the fall when a separate frenz iks team will submit its own report. >> police are viewing surveillance footage trying to identify the thieves who ripped off the apple store in corte madera. here's what it looked like after last night's burglary. you can see items missing from some of the display tables. police say five people in their late teens or early 20s stormed into the storm right after closing time. they made off with two computers, three ipads and 17 iphones all worth about $24,000. thieves have also hit apple stores in san francisco, palo alto and berkeley. >> traffic is flowing smoothly again through marin county after a slower than normal morning commute. sky 7 flew over 84. the highway patrol sent us this photo of a cal trans crew

repairing the road there. the section was 4 feet wide, 6 inches deep. the repairs took place on the via duct section of 101. a permanent fix will be required. >> we've all been there waiting in the car to pickup someone while our engine idles. contra costa county said to stop idling while they wait. the bay area air management district is behind the idle-free pledge. >> [ inaudible ]. >> officials hope drivers who make pickups at b.a.r.t. and at schools take the pledge. >> wells fargo shareholder meeting turns into the wild west today. very different twist than what is a usual pretty boring meeting. >> and a former batch lever has been arrested. now accused of leaving the scene

of a deadly accident. >> plus it is the end of the road for hundreds of trees in the east bay why nearly 300 will be cut down. >> the silicon valley crime prevention robot ended up a victim of a crime. >> a live look at traffic this tuesday afternoon. this is the san mateo bridge. as you can see on the left-hand side of your screen, eastbound traffic coming from the peninsula back toward hayward. very busy right now. stacked up on the right-hand side a clear sailing as we continue here on abc 7

this summer the axe will

fall on 272 trees in the city of lafayette as part of a pg&e gas line safety project. >> residents are upset that some of those trees will include red woods and old oak trees in lafayette. abc 7 news reporter leslie brinkley has more on this controversy. >> reporter: this huge twisted old oak tree along glenn side drive is one of the trees targeted for a removal. oak trees are protected as are redwoods. but they're on the pg&e hit list here. the city of lafayette is going along with pg&e's plan. >> the city's tree ordinance provides that certain trees are protected. but if they do present a hazard to life and property, then they can be removed. >> reporter: pg&e has identified 272 trees that could block first responders from accessing their underground gas pipeline in an emergency. >> really it's the same principle behind why you can't park your car in front of a fire hydrant. it's the same reason why you can't have trees directly over the top of a gas transmission

line. >> reporter: pg&e promises to plant 272 trees in alternate locations to replace those that are removed. so, this summer, 96 trees will be removed from the popular rim trail at lafayette reservoir. 122 trees are on private property. pg&e will offer them compensation. >> they can go and tell pg&e, i'm not going to sign this agreement. they are legally able to say that and pg&e cannot force them to remove these trees. >> reporter: some residents have lfrped a petition drive to save the trees from pg&e buzz saws. >> taking a one axe all strategy, that is eliminating trees you been addressing the problem of the aging pipelines. >> reporter: these posters are starting to go up around town this week. in lafayette, i'm leslie brinkley, abc 7 news. >> some san francisco residents sounded like they want a housing lottery just for being able to stay in in their own apartments. abc 7 news was in san francisco for the small sites lending program. it provides money for nonprofit

organizations to purchase properties and keep rents affordable. the san francisco community land trust bought this building on fulton street. it saved her from being evicted from her home 40 years ago. >> i think it's a miracle. i mean, i am extremely fortunate. this should happen to more people in the city. >> so far the city has partnered with different organizations to save 100 units. that's expected to go up to 240 units by next spring. >> wells fargo investors took the san francisco base back to task at their first shareholders meeting since the discovery that bank employees opened 2 million fraudulent accounts. >> abc 7 news anchor kristen sze is here with details on the controversial meeting. kristen. >> alma, larry, a bank shareholder meeting is usually boring stuff. not today. reuters tweeted this picture of ceo tim sloan outside the meeting in florida where he and the board were slammed by investors. they're angry over the fake accounts that employees opened

in customers' names without their permission to meet sales goals. the bank has since agreed to a $185 million settlement, fired 5,000 employees, and refunded $3 million to customers. but this morning a boston shareholder bruce marks was tossed out. wells fargo says for removing the board member he says for demanding that they explain themselves. >> they were a deer in the headlights. they were petrified to answer questions. they surrounded me with six armed securiy guards and the police and they dragged me out. >> massachusetts senator elizabeth warren tweeted this message urging shareholders to vote out every member of the wells fargo board who was around during this scam. in the end, all board members were reelected, though the margin was slim for several. interpreted as a message of dissatisfaction. wells fargo's chairman steven sanger issued this response. let me assure you that the board

has heard that message and we recognize there is still a great deal of work to do to rebuild the trust of stockholders, customers and employees. larry and alma. >> kristen, thank you. some of samsung's customers are seeing red and samsung is promising to fix that. it seems some people are complaining about a red tint on their brand-new galaxy s 8 smart phones. first the kcompany told users adjust the color setting on their own. samsung announced it has a software update to fix that problem. >> all right. it's time to check on our weather today. >> yes. spencer christian here. spence, i speak for many of us when i say, can we just get a stretch of sunny days here in >> the answer is yes he. i'm glad you asked, larry. i shall deliver. slight chance of showers tomorrow, this is how slight it is. a 10% chance of showers tomorrow as we look at our rain chances the next seven days. after that it is ceo for the next six days. finally a stretch of dry weather. the longest stretch of dry weather we've seen in quite sometime here in the bay area.

this is how things are right now, dry as we look at live doppler 7 under partly cloudy skies. this is a view from our explore or y -- exploratorium camera of the bay. we may see spotty showers tomorrow morning. after that we start to clear out a little bit. we'll see bright sunny days beginning friday. it will warm up. we'll have summer like warmth over the weekend. right now, though, we are looking at nighttime conditions that will remain cloudy during the overnight hours. maybe a spot or two of drizzle developing up in the north bay and the coast. low temperatures will be generally in the low to mid 50s. and tomorrow's highs will probably not climb very high. forecast animation starting 4:00 tomorrow morning, notice by 7:00 a.m., right in the middle of the morning commute we'll see a few spotty showers, a ring around the bay there. up north maybe steadier rainfall at fort ross, clear lake. but this problem will not be much of a rain event for most of the bay area. going into the afternoon hours, once again, patches of spotty

drizzle. that's all we're going to have and tomorrow night it starts to clear out a little bit. add to all the highs as i mentioned earlier will be on the mild side. breezy at the coast. highs 60s in the bay. upper 60s in the inland area. as it clears out it will get quite breezy. here's our wind gust strategy. it will be gusty at the coast and get even gustier in inland bay area in the evening hours. into friday, even with the warm up we have coming our way it's going to be windy. in fact, the winds are going to assist that warm up. so, here is a look at our three day forecast. friday through sunday, sunny skies, high temperatures around 80 degrees inland friday, mid-'80s on saturday, low 80s on sunday. in fact, all the bay area is going to see a nice warm up at the end of the week. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. so, again, a slight chance of some spotty showers tomorrow. mainly in the morning hours and mainly in the north bay. milder in the afternoon on thursday.

thursday is the day that the winds pickup a little bit. it will be even windier generally across the board friday. it will be warmer as well. warmth will hold through the weekend, even into early next week. looks like 80, 82 degrees in the inland areas. >> not bad. >> that's what larry asked for. >> thank you. >> all right. well, get ready for more self-driving cars. the test that got underway today, get in on the ride. plus. >> i think at some point part two. >> some companies have already moved up, up and away from self-driving cars. why flying cars could soon take over.

google and fiat chrysler announced today people in arizona can take the first test ride in those self-driving cars.

google has spent years developing self-driving vehicles and google plans to use 100 chrysler pacifica hybrid mini vans for the next phase of testing. users will ride in the vans for routine trips around town. google and fiat chrysler hope to get all the feedback from them about their experiences. >> when you're stuck in traffic, you might sometimes wish you could just fly over the slow down. today uber kicked off a conference on flying cars. you're looking at video from the event in dallas. hundreds of people are attending. they include car makers, tech suppliers, potential investors and even government regulators. experts believe small, personal aircraft can slash commute times and reduce congestion. uber doesn't plan to build any aircraft, but some day riders could hire them through the ride-hailing app. >> you'd rather fly yourself around. a south bay company is developing an option for that. this is the flying car prototype. kitty hawk says it will be available by the end of the year

and abc 7 news reporter katie marzullo gives us a closer look. >> announcer: this >> reporter: this is the kitty hawk flyer. it is safe and you don't need a license. >> it is exciting to be involved in autonomous vehicles absolutely. >> reporter: fred is the head of the aviation and technology department at san jose state university. he says eventually people will be able to fly themselves to and from work in something like this. the personal flight delay will come from the state and federal government. >> the dmv and faa working together, that is the issue you have to be dealing with. so regulation is the issue, but the technology is there. snoorp kit >> reporter: kitty hawk says this can be flown over a body of water. we showed it to drivers of regular cars. >> i think it's really cool. i think we'll get there at some point.

if i could afford one i'd probably buy one. >> it looks like fun, but i would worry about the safety issues. >> reporter: professor says the flying car is basically a giant drone. he says the company's number one priority should be assuring the public that the aircraft is safe. as for the price tag, that has yet to be revealed. in san jose, katie marzullo, abc 7 news. >> don't know what could go wrong. >> nothing, right? >> take off once after a newscast. >> not a problem. >> smooth. >> all right. a not so warm welcome for ivanka trump in germany today. >> the new reality -- >> a crowd booed and hissed at the president's daughter during a talk today. what brought out the anger. >> a new scandal at the white house, only days before the president hits the 100-day mark. >> and the apparently popular fitness tracker can do more than track your fitness. how a fitbit helpe

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>> announcer: live where you live, this is abc 7 news. >> stories making headlines at 4:30, a federal judge has ruled the president cannot withhold funding for sanctuary communities. he said presidents don't have authority to change spending approved by congress. both san francisco and santa

clara county filed lawsuits to stop it. reporter lyanne melendez is reporting a state audit had millions of dollars in a u.c. system reserve fund could have gone to students. details of where that money went coming up at 5:00. two out of three americans under age 30 disapprove of president trump's job so far. half also disapproved of democrats in congress and more than two-thirds disapproved of republicans. the white house faces a new scandal as the president's 100th day in office approaches. leaders of the house oversight committee say the former national security advisor may have broken the law by not disclosing payments by foreign governments including russia. abc news reporter norman is live in washington with the latest. janai. >> reporter: michael flynn's lawyers says the defense intelligence agency was made aware of flynn's speaking event with russia today. a media organization tied to the russian government, but it only adds to concerns about connections between the white house and the kremlin.

96 days in office and president trump is still dealing with the controversy that started on day one. alleged ties between his administration and russia. the latest chapter centers on foreign national security advisor michael flynn failing to disclose payment from foreign governments. >> as a former military officer, you simply cannot take money from russia, turkey, or anybody else. and it appears as if he did take that money. it was inappropriate. >> reporter: bipartisan leaders of the house oversight committee say it appears flynn broke the law and so far the white house isn't playing ball and is refusing to hand over information. >> we don't have the documents prior to assuming the white house. >> we received no internal documents relating to what general flynn reported to the white house when they vetted him to become national security advisor. and we received no documents relating to his termination as national security advisor. >> reporter: as time winds down for congress to pass a trillion dollar spending bill to prevent

a government shut down, democrats are rejoicing over a perceived victory on the president's proposed border wall. >> the president is easing off his demands for a border wall in the government funding bill. >> i don't know what people are talking. i watch these shows and the pundits in the morning. they don't know what they're talking about. the wall gets built, 100%. >> reporter: and the president to unveil his tax plan and push for health care reform, abc news washington post poll found 37% of americans say they want obamacare repealed and replaced. 61% say obamacare should be kept and fixed instead. alma? >> the tax plan is expected to be unveiled tomorrow. what do we know about it? >> reporter: well, alma, we're still waiting to get more details on that, but we know it will include a proposal for a massive corporate tax cut from 35% to 15%, even if that means a loss of revenue. we'll be waiting to get more details when that is unveiled tomorrow. >> all right, janai norman live

in washington, d.c. thank you. >> ivanka trump is on her first international trip since becoming an advisor for her father. she spoke at an economic conference in germany with angela merkel. she planned to push for incremental positive change for women. one of the comments about her father was met with a few groans and >> [ inaudible ]. [ booing ] >> you hear the reaction from the audience. >> trump went on to say she heard the criticism from the media. she knows her father has a belief and solid conviction in the potential of women. ivanka trump moving into her own west wing office last month. >> a former shot of the abc shows "the bachelor" is under arrest in iowa. 35-year-old chris is accused of leaving the sooern scene of a deadly traffic accident 75 miles

north of iowa city. they report a pickup truck rear-ended a tractor sending both vehicles into a ditch and killing the tractor driver. court records show he was convicted of drunk driving in 2006. he starred i i i i 2015. >> supreme court carrying out three death row sentences in a matter of days. two of the executions came only hours apart. here is abc news reporter emily raul. >> reporter: two death row inmates getting lethal injections on the same night even on the same gurney. >> i'm glad it's done. i'm glad that that part of my life is -- that chapter is closed. >> reporter: the family of one of the murder victims speaking after the execution of jack jones who raped and killed mary phillips in 1995. >> we honored her memory here today by carrying out justice. >> reporter: both inmates were in poor health. jones diabetic, marcel williams

morbidly obese. their legal teams earlier argued those factors could make the lethal injection drugs ineffective. and after witnesses reported jones appearing to gasp for air in his final moments, williams' attorneys convinced a federal judge to briefly delay the process. but not long after, that judge lifting the stay of execution, and williams taking his last breath around 10:30 monday night. >> question was is he unconscious, with the answer, i'm not sure, we highly suspect that he was given another full dose. >> reporter: one drug manufacturer mckesson even sued to prevent its use last week. arkansas is under pressure to have the executions carried out before the drug expires april 30th. >> i hope the state of armageddon arc and the government and the court system learns from this. people don't have to live like this or think like this for 27 years. >> reporter: the executions mark

the end of a 12-year hiatus in the state. the next scheduled execution in arkansas is this thursday. emily rel, abc news, new york. >> a fitbit could hold the key to a murder in connecticut. police have cited fitbit records in an arrest warrant for a man charged with killing his wife in 2015. police say richard debate claims a masked man shot his wife and tied him up. however, police say his wife's fitbit was still logging steps after the time debate says his wife was killed. >> the bay area company taking a stand for the truth. plus. >> a attack, a victim who doesn't even have any arms. >> the silicon valley crime prevention robot, that became a target. >> i'm spencer christian. skies are bright but we're still seeing clouds lingering over the bay from our mount tamme camera. clouds will get thicker and we may see a few rain drops by this time tomorrow. i'll have the accuweather forecast coming up.

>> and a live look at our traffic across the bay bridge. it's moving nicely in both directions. northbound traffic on the

a bit of droid drama in silicon valley. police a say drunk man knocked down a droid built to prevent crime. tiffany wilson has details you'll see only on 7. >> reporter: it spins, it rolls,

it chimes and occasionally it whistles so it's hard to understand why someone would bump this. >> it is a pretty pathetic incident because it shows how spinele spineless in silicon valley really are. because they attack a victim who doesn't even have any arms. >> reporter: police say a drunk man knocked down the droid while it was patrolling the parking lot last week. >> this was probably a first for us but we are no strangers to technology. >> reporter: this morning the droid was nothing but polite. >> you may knock on the door now. >> reporter: patrons at pete's coffee couldn't get enough of the story. >> i don't think this is 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, what i would do -- i'd arrest him or give him a ticket. >> reporter: the robot referred to as k-5 suffered scratches but is back on the street.

the co-founder said it is a testament to technology that police caught the aggressor and booked him in jail. the company behind the robot at the stanford shopping center last year, since then they have made many adjustments and launched their first security droids out of state. night scope co-founder said it was a matter of time before s g someone did something silly. in mountain view, tiffany wilson, abc 7 news. > now to a heart warming moment caught on camera. a pennsylvania man just took the ride of a lifetime. bril brun says he wanted to be a fire fighter all his life. on his 97th birthday that came true. fire fighters surprised bill. they showed up at his retirement home during his birthday celebration and told him to look out the window. >> oh, my gosh. how about that. >> accidentally on the floor there, two black buttons, i

rested my foot on one. it was the siren. >> are you ready? >> i'm ready. [ siren ] >> happy birthday to me. >> that is so sweet. fire fighters say they were happy to help his lifelong dream. >> announcer: now your accuweather forecast with spencer christian. >> weather we've been dreaming up, partly cloudy skies across the bay area. as you can see on live doppler 7, a few clouds in the overnight hours. not before the giants take on the dodgers at at&t park game time. it starts 7:15. partly cloudy, breezy, 59 degrees at the start of the game. typical baseball weather. a look ahead to the overnight conditions, cloudy with low temperatures only in the low to mid 50s. pretty mild overnight. as the clouds thicken we may get a few light scattered showers in the early morning hours. in fact, during the morning commute looks like there could be a few damp spots. not very widespread or steady

rain, but enough rain that it could slow down the morning commute. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. tomorrow after the slight chance of the morning we'll call it partial clearing in the afternoon. a little milder on thursday. and look at the not heat wave, but big warm upstarting friday. sunny skies friday through tuesday. temperatures low to mid-'80s in the weekend, next week upper 70s around the bay. mid to upper 60s on the coast. beach weather is on the way. >> i like the beach weather. >> thanks, spencer. new details coming up today after the two dramatic incidents on united and american airlines in recent weeks. what the passengers involved are doing right now. >> i'm 7 on your side's michael finney. a warning for dog owners. dog food, recalled because it contains a dangerous drug. i have the details coming up. >> plus, if you've got clear plastic knees and $85 rocks were ridiculous, wait until you see the newest offering mak ♪ the sun'll come out tomorrow... ♪

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well, there have been two alarming incidents on major airlines the paflt couple weeks and now we're learning more about the moments leading up to those incidents as the passengers consider legal action. abc news reporter emily rau has

new details. >> reporter: the video that started a fire storm, dr. david dao dragged off the united flight in chicago, but a new video and audio telling more of the story. >> the airline overbooked the flight and we need two passengers get off and they are refusing. >> reporter: calls for police to assist employees and capturing dr. dao and his wife boarding the plane, his wife running off and back off again. and after the scuffle, what appears to be a bloodied officer exiting the jet way. dau's attorney says they are getting ready for legal action. >> it sclatescalated in his cas physical harm when he was unlawfully where he was entitled to be. >> reporter: and this woman, hiring that same attorney after an ugly encounter on an american airlines flight. passengers saying a flight

attendant forcefully removed her 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 wasn't letting go of the stroller and she was stressed, but she grabbed the stroller and maybe a little bit of the flight attendant's shirt. >> reporter: american airlines immediately removed the crew member, apologized and lined up special treatment for the rest of her 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 leeave. emily rau, new york. >> google is revealing changes it is making to reign in fake news. one of the changes includes a klay to its auto complete feature which tries to predict what a person is looking for as a search request is being typed. the tool now omits derogatory

suggestions. make problems go away, but will help them stay a step ahead of things. >> consumer news now, concerns for dog owners as a third food maker is announcing possible contamination. >> 7 on your side's michael finney joins us with a connell super alert. michael. >> this is an odd one. listen to this. party animal dog food is recalling two versions of its dog food that may be contaminated. that is a drug used for the euthanasia of dogs, cats and horses. the company sounded its alarm after a customer in texas turned over cans of two foods that had tested positive for the drug. certain cans coco turkey and chicken and beef dog food have been recalled. i posted a link to the information you need on our website. earlier this year, evanger's against the grain issued similar recalls. if you're like most still make purchases using traditional credit cards or

debit cards or cash. 14% of us are using a mobile phone to pay for things. google and pay pal are betting that's going to change so they're teaming up. a new partnership will allow you to link your pay pal account to your android pay mobile platform. by 2021 it is predicted more than one out of three of us will use a mobile payment system. right now more americans seem comfortable with streaming video. the convergence research group reports by the end of this year, nearly one out of four television households will have cut the cord. people are abandoning traditional tv services in favor of streaming video. traditional services are adapting by offering their own streaming services. despite that traditional tv services are generating 12 times more revenue than streaming service and actually are making more money today than they were last year. i want to hear from you. 7 on your side hot line is open friday 10:00 to 2:00. you can reach me through facebook and our abc7news.com

web page. >> thank you, michael. >> all right. get your calendars out and get ready for some more blockbusters. today the walt disney company said "star wars" episode 9 will be in theaters may 24th, 2019 so you have a little time for that. episode 8, the last jedi, will be released this december. in addition, the newest indiana jones film will be in theaters on july 20th or july 10th of 2020. stev steven spielberg and scott harrison ford will be returning for that one. live action version of lion king will debut july of 2019. disney is the parent company of abc. >> well, it seems renters today care more about their smart pones than clean clothes. a survey found that 34% of respondents ranked wi-fi access as the most important feature for apartment living. 25% said high speed internet was number one. just 13% of those surveyed said having a washer and dryer in the apartment was the most critical

factor. >> cleanliness not important. >> right. >> to some, clearly. you might want the washer instead of the wi-fi if you buy nordstrom's newest jeans. check it ut 0. the retailer selling fake muddy jeans for $425. >> what? yeah, yeah, definitely a bargain. nordstrom's says the jeans come with a caked on muddy coating that shows you're not afraid to get down and dirty. the former star of dirty jobs is also chiming in saying, the jeans are a costume for wealthy people who see work as ironic, not iconic. >> not the first time that nordstrom has gotten grief for some unusual item up for sale. remember the $85 rock wrapped in leather? you bought like five of them, alma. >> yeah. >> the $95 mom jeans with the clear plastic knees, if you think those are strange, how about these clear plastic jeans from top shop? and, yes, you have to wear --

you wear something underneath. i can't even -- i can't figure this out. that would be advised. those are $100. for the nordstrom thing, do you think marketing says what kind of ridiculous product can we come up and sell and -- because we need to talk about it on social media. >> maybe. it's nordstrom. >> times have changed. >> i guess so. times really have changed, larry, because the roadblocks, they've arrived and they're spreading. a robot delivey service is so popular it is expanding where it is moving to next just ahead. >> christian kristen is here wi on abc 7 news at 5. >> nice, nice, bargain. >> coming up, registering to vote by text. one bay area county is the first in the nation with an innovative program. plus former yahoo! ceo marissa meyers golden parachute, it's a huge one. acting out, kids tackle the

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drones may deliver online orders to your door. but in congested cities another technology is being tested using robots on the ground. two peninsula cities now have them. this is day one for san carlos. abc 7 news reporter david louie went along for the first delivery. >> reporter: twins logan and maximum well shin were captivated the moment they saw it. a tiny robot barely bigger than themselves is going to be a common sight in san carlos as it delivers cupcakes or other food ordered on the app. the pilot program requires a human handler to be nearby to answer questions and to intervene for safety reasons. but on its very first delivery today, taking cupcakes locked inside its storage compartment, the robot tooled down the sidewalk crossing driveways. it also waited at traffic before crossing the street. the robot is made by star ship technologies which has deployed them in 60 cities in 15 countries. its primary purpose is to make online ordering delivery eco friendly. >> as more and more people order more and more things online, it

simply means there are going to be more bikes, more cars, more vans on the road. and we're looking to reduce that and assist that problem using our zero emissions delivery. >> reporter: san carlos residents think it will help in other ways. >> you can't buy a parking space on laurel street. this will be a great thing, delivering food to people at home. >> reporter: the robot travels down the sidewalk at about 4 miles an hour, which doesn't seem very fast. but when it gets going, i'm having to sprint in order to keep up with it. redwood city was first in the area to test the robots and its success has the city thinking of new ways to use them. >> we do look to expand it to possibly other things, maybe working with our library or some of our retail businesses as well beyond the restaurant delivery. >> reporter: the robot doesn't hve a name yet. in san carlos, david louie, abc 7 news. >> robot is kind of cute and they have alarms if anyone tries to tamper with them. and the delivery hatch unlocks only when the customer taps a button in the app. thank you so much for joining us

for abc 7 news at 4:00. i'm alma daetz. abc 7 news at 5:00 starts now. >> the politics of fear suffered a major setback today. >> breaking news in the fight over immigration. two bay area counties take on the president and win. >> breaking news out of oakland, car accident at a high school, a school staffer is hurt. >> and some are calling hidden cash, a scathing report about u.c. is turning heads. >> also rare piece of berkeley history uncovered at an estate sale, how you can see it firsthand. >> announcer: now from abc 7, live breaking news. >> good evening, everybody, i'm larry beil in for dan ashley. >> and i'm kristen sze. we begin with a battle over sanctuary cities. some say california is at war with the trump administration and just won its first major battle. >> a san francisco judge has blocked an executive order from the president. that order would have withheld funding to cities that did not cooperate with federal immigration laws. this case impacts both san

francisco and santa clara countys. >> both are reacting in evening to the court action. abc 7 news reporter melanie woodrow is live at city hall with the story. m melanie? >> reporter: well, here in san francisco the mayor and the attorney are calling this a huge victory not only for san francisco, but for all