>> they' >>. >> reporter: they're concerned because they don't know who's doing this or why. investigators went back to the scene and pulled out some more evidence. it's a long shot that they're going to find any clues. but th >> photos for most of us most of the time, they're the stuff of memories and comfort. but in the case of jamie's cihuahua, titi -- >> i feel like i need closure. >> reporter: one of many missing pets, so when she learned of 12 dogs dumped along columbus parkway right next to the sharp tools that someone may have used to kill them. >> she was the most human like, loyal dog i had ever met in my life. >> reporter: when she called animal control, she dialed the private number of an offduty

officer, the county did not get the message or visit the scene for six weeks. >> in this case, had we gotten the call when she first reached out and contacted us in february, the scene would have been better preserved and we would have been able to collect far more evidence. >> reporter: since then vallejo police have looked around and found toolings and dried blood and dog fur, but they say they found no evidence of animal abuse. animal rights groups see it differently. >> personally i don't understand it, with the tools that were out here. >> reporter: little hope remains that we will ever know the identities of those dogs. and for jamie and others pet owners, there's pain mixed in with memories. >> what this is this person going to do a year ago when dogs aren't enough. new at 6:00, stockton police

responding to a health emergency this morning found something they did not expect. a woman and a man hoarding more than 100 dogs, cats and a turtle inside their home. animal services responded and said for the most part, the pets were well fed and healthy, but the house was no place to fit all those animals. >> and we already spoke with the animal owners and it was just a case of trying to do the right thing and help these animals out. >> the woman who had the health -- the man who was also hospitalized will be allowed to keep three pets, but has agreed to have the rest put in an mall shelters. the tense 19-hour standoff between a suspected killer police swat.w.a.t. units.

it began owed afternoon when police say a man killed the 47-year-old at larky park in walnut creek, that led to the standoff in martinez. the suspect was inside this mercedes the entire time. at one point he got out of the car hands up, but scrambled back inside after police fired two nonlethal bullets at him. >> the standoff went on for 18 hours with him and the reason why is preservation of life. >> they believe the suspect was suffering from hallucinations during the standoff probably because of drug use. a man who was -- 39-year-old matthew scott jones is also facing charges of attempted murder and hate crimes. officers say last night jones threw an incendiary device into an apartment window then torched

a car and then set off an explosion outside the fairfield police department. investigators say two of jones' neighbors accuse himng racial slurs against them earlier this month. an employee in the boys and girls club in petaluma accused of offering up a 6-year-old girl for sex benjamin goerke faces child endangerment charges. he sent a picture of a girl who was in the after school program sent pictures to fellow pedophiles. after years of short staffing, san jose residents will soon see more police officers on duty. 20 more recruits graduated from the police academy. abc7 news reporter david lui is live in san jose where the ceremony took place. >> reporter: san jose police

department has had troubles retaining police officers because of benefits and pay reduced. but those benefits were improved. the base pay for new recruits is $92,000 and too much scale is just over $100,000. this was a ceremony worthy of bagpipeses with a procession of recruit officers numbering 27, the largest academy class for san jose in four years. the proud families on hand to witness the graduation filled the ball room. on stage the shiny badges to be pinned on the officers after they are sworn in. their pay and benefits were shaved. a new contract in february that calls for a 10% raise over 3 1/2 years and years an approved benefits plan

make retention easier. >> you have great pay, great salaries and great benefits. that's one of the best recru recruiting 2508s we have. >> we have room for about 180 officers who haven't been hired yet in our budget. we know this is going to cost money, but this is the highest priority for the public to rebuild the police department. >> short staffing led to tough decisions, the public complained about reduced services, officers had to work mandatory overtime, some detectives were shifted to patrol duty and academy classes dwindled down to seven recruits last year. >> i grew up in in the city, watching and knowing the san jose police department, and now wearing the badge of the san jose police department is humbling. happening now, a small group of protesters has gathered in the central valley where

conservative commentator ann coulter is saet to speak in jus a few minutes. coulter is being paid $25,000 by the stanislaus republican party to speak at its sold out lincoln day dinner. meanwhile the largest protest at berkeley. hung dreads gathered, there were only seven arrests. there were no injuries or property damage reported. these protests were inspired by a since called off appearance by ann coulter. in a statement today by berkeley mayor, quote, i'm proud that the university, the city and our community stood shoulder to shoulder and allowed those to come and say their piece. we may disagree with what they said, but we'll forever defend their right to say it. thousands of people will

take the day off for may day. it's long been a traditional day of protesting over economic inequality and social justice. ab . >> reporter: as the country facface s changes under president trump, so does may day. in oakland a group of organization s will meet at the -- from there they will march for the rights of workers and immigrants. >> it really was the messaging and the overlapping and looking at the connections between imgrant struggles. >> reporter: the international longshore union is located at the portland of oakland. dock workers will walk out on monday and have a rally at justin herrmann plaza. >> they'll be holding a rally, all to make the statement, all

to show the political forces in the country and the fat cats that this is it, enough is enough. we can't take anymore. >> in the south bay, with its large immigrant community, people will voice their disapproval of the wall which president trump has said the country will build to keep immigrants from crossing over the border from mexico into the united states. those participating acknowledge it's going to take more than marches to make change. >> but it's a good first step and it's a good way to get the point across. >> reporter: all rallies and marches on monday are expected to be peaceful events. and new details at 6:00 about what caused one of b.a.r.t.'s trains of the future to break down overnight causing commute chaos this morning. you may have gotten caught in some of this. b.a.r.t. says a fuse blew on one of its new trains overnight near the lake merit station. the new rail cars are being

tested nightly when the system is closed. official are working to determine what caused the fuse to blow on that train. police are trying to catch up with a mob of teens that targeted a b.a.r.t. train last weekend. i have seen flooding in our neighborhood before, i have never seen it like this, this wases the worst by far. >> he and his san jose neighbors survived the worst. get ready for a summer like warmup which begins this weekend, i'll have the accu-weather forecast coming up. should solar power insulation companies be regulated? i'm michael finney, we'll talk about that coming up on 7 on

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several lanes of northbound 97 is -- we know that chp is on the scene. this is an officer-involved shooting, one lane of traffic is getting through. the rest of the lanes are closed. we're making calls, we're trying to get more information, we'll update you on abc7 news here and on the abc7 news app as well as we get more information, we're working it right now, stay with us. tonight b.a.r.t. police made their first arrest after last weekend's mob attack on a b.a.r.t. train. melanie, b.a.r.t.'s acting police chief had a strong message for other would-be criminals. >> reporter: and that message is

if you commit these types of crime, you will be identified. right now 70% of cameras on b.a.r.t. trains are working and all of the cameras a s ars are be working by july. b.a.r.t. officials say that identification was critical avenue last week's mob attackn n >> we have issued today multiple arrest warrants. >> reporter: crime on b.a.r.t. such, mostly robberies. >> i fear for my safety, so that's why i carry my backpack this way now. >> reporter: the acting deputy chief says staffing is also up. since march b.a.r.t. says they have arrested 19 people connected to group robberies. officers were responding to an attempted suicide at another b.a.r.t. station. >> hopefully it doesn't happen

too much in the future. >> reporter: if it does, b.a.r.t. police say there will be more arrests. in the meantime, they're reminding distracted passengers. >> listening to music and sending a couple of tebss. >> reporter: this is a crime of opportunity. >> i have to turn it off for court anyway. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. police say they are also creating a multiagency task force to address the issue. in oakland, melanie woodrow, abc7 news. >> the oracle would have shut down the lake merit station as part of the bus bridge, the work will now take place next weekend. a new car share option which is called the bay area's only one way short-term car rental business. it's designated arrange home parking places between oakland, oakland internationaler airport

and six b.a.r.t. stations. users pay by the day. all cars are toyota prius high business. today the founders of yik yak said good bye, so long. the app let users communicate in small areas like college campuses. last year the company had a valuation of $400 million. when bullying became a problem, sponsorship dropped. square will take on some of yik yak's employees and intellectual properties as well. tonight the abc7 news i team is looking into assaults that are largely going unnoticed. >> the i team has returned from days in hum bolt county investigating sexual assaults in the marijuana fields. the incidents of swaumt hexual

has increased over the years. >> there's stories every single year about really, really terrible kidnapping stories, people being held against their will and girls coming out of the hills dazed and confused and they're lost. >> the big money they're promised for just menial labor and why law enforcement is having a difficult time cracking down on the problem. a special i-team news at 11:00. we launched drone view 7 to get a good look at the east bay today. >> you can see clear blue skies, in every direction as we turn a 360 for you. just a little bit of cloud cover in the air, nothing to talk about. it was mid 70s there today. this weekend it's really going to heat up too. >> abc7 meteorologist spencer christian is here with our forecast. >> right now we're looking at

live doppler 7, showing clear skies, sunny skyings all across theary, it's a bit breezy. in fact we have wind gusting to 31 miles an hour at half moon bay, 21 at livermore, it's breezy all over the bay area, and a wind advisory is in effect for sola llanasolanolanolano here's a few from mt. tam looking down on the bay with sunny skies, in oakland, we have low 70s in mountain view, san jose and gill roy, and a cool 55 at half moochb bay. it's 76 right now at santa rosa and napa. concord 75 degrees, livermore 72. one more live view from our camera, looking out at the blue sky of the skyline of san francisco. here's our forecast features,

we'll see mild to warm condition this is weekend. summer like heat inland midweek next week, and a much cooler pattern by the end of next week. overnight we'll be looking at clear skies, assuming that we'll be out, we'll have clear skies, with lower temperatures in the early morning hours, dropping to the mid to upper 40s in our inland valleys and right afternoaround the bay, we'll see upper 40s and low 50s. down in the south bay, looking at 80s in san jose, 80 at morgan hill, 78 on the peninsula. 79 at redwood city. and on the coast, it will be mild as well. 70 degrees the high at halve moon bay. downtown san francisco will top out at 73 degrees. highs of 81 at novato. 83 at napa and santa rosa. 77 san leandro and newark, and

on the inland, we'll see low to mid 80s. now as we look ahead just a bit to sunday, it will be another warm day inland, but not quite so warm as tomorrow. temperature also drop a couple of degrees on sunday but they will bounce back to the upper 80s on monday and tuesday. here's the accuweather forecast, we'll see highs of 90 or perhaps higher in some of the inland locations, low 80s around the bay, and temperature also drop pretty sharply by the end of the week, back to the mid 70s inland by friday. pet pigs could soon become reality in one east bay city. >> but it's not going to be hog

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we know a little more about those newborn baby peregrine falcons. a biologist from uk santa cruz rappelled down to the nest to find out their genders. pot bellied pigs a a a

become a reality in the area. but there's one big catch, a weight limit. one local expert says that's not going to fly. eric thomas explains this pig problem. >> reporter: bricks, the pot bellied pig is the biggest loser in the christian son home, he's down from 300 pounds a couple of years ago. hiss buddy mason is also over 100 pounds. owners marcie and chris have kept pigs since 1990 and they say those weights are normal. but what's normal in pleasant hill would be illegal under the weight limit. marcie thinks the 100-pound restriction comes from an old guide line for one-year-old pot bellied and show pigs. the california pot bellied pig

association that she runs with husband chris has more than 1,000 members from around the globe who write asking forred a virs. here's what she tells potential pig owners. >> they're always trying to get into things, they can be very destructive if they want, they can be very gentle and loving. >> reporter: the christiansons say the city would be better off adding more substantive idea it. >> if they want to mutt restrictions, mandatory licensing, mandatory spay and neuter. >> and the pigs can be hard on lawns and homes, rack up expensive medical bills and are totally inappropriate for apartments. in pleasant hill, eric thomas, abc7 news. $100 million in damage,

thousands of people evacuated and months later, there's finally some talk about how to prevent an epic flood like this one from ever happening again. >> this post election stress disorder is a real thing. >> believe it or not, experts say they are seeing the effects of the election on their patients. and we'll be back with a live update on breaking news, a

and back now to a breaking news on the peninsula, northbound highway 101 is completely closed near highway 92 because of an officer-involved shooting. sky 7 is live over the scene now, this happened got an hour ago, right now it's not clear who was shot and what led up to the shooting, there are major delays in the area and traffic is being diverted off the freeway on to hillsboro boulevard. for the first time since the february floods in san jose city

councilmembers met with the water district. >> they're trying to prevent another catastrophe from happening again. >> reporter: it's been more than two months since flooding over presidents day weekend forced thousands of san jose residents to flee their homes. >> i know there's a lot of people that are really suffering right now because they're very afraid. >> reporter: the flooding in february caused nearly $100 million in damage, that worries many people who wonder if there could be a repeat. >> i have lived through three floods going back to the 1980s and the fact that they're saying there are bureaucratic hurdles, they have had so much time to figure this out. >> reporter: both sides agreed to the creation of an emergency action plan which will define flood threats by stages and also outline when warnings should be issued to residents and businesses. >> it's critical that we get real improvements in place this summer, so we're prepared for

the next wet season and i know the team also work together to make that happen. >> reporter: one of the focuses for moving forward includes removing vegetation from coyote creeks to ensure there's channel capacity for future storms. city officials will also help for applying for state and federal funding. >> i have never seen it like this, this is the worst by far. >> reporter: residents hope the two sides can get their act together to avert a catastrophe. law makers still make to south out a spending bill to keep things going through september. lawyers say they need more time to -- on tuesday a judges ruled president trump cannot withhold federal money from sanctuary jurisdictions. documents filed today show the administration is not seeking

immediate changes to that ruling. this comes on the eve of president trump's 100-day mark. >> champion in the white house, no longer will federal agencies be coming after law abiding gun owners. >> now if you have been feeling a little stressed since election day, you're not alone. psychologists say many americans particularly democrats are suffering from trauma. what is bringing so many people down? >> reporter: there no's arguing, this presidential election was intention. >> i know how disappointed you feel. >> reporter: the day after the election, many people struggled to tell us highway they felt. >> it makes me sad.

>> reporter: now 100 days after president trump took office -- >> you see that people are stressed out. >> it's every day, it's not stop. >> it's always going to be hanging over my head for the next four years. >> this particular election stressing folks out more so than the 2008 economy collapse. >> reporter: santa clara university psychology professor tom plant session, in psychologists are seeing clients with symptoms similar to soldiers with post-traumatic stress disorder, but it's politics that's got them down. >> they feel traumatizeded, they feel that it interferes with sleep, they have anxiety and depress sif like symptoms. >> post election stress disorder is not yet recognized as a clinical disorder. but mental health workers agree that it's -- >> better help is an online counseling website with nearly 2 million clients, better help's

data shows that before the election, republicans were most stressed, after the election, democrats. >> after the election, we had 56% of people signed up came from red states, after the election it just flipped and 56% of people are coming from the blue states. >> reporter: much of the anxiety is trying to figure out how to deal with friends and family with opposing views. >> there's a lot of reactions like how do we deal with this conflict that's arising. >> reporter: women in particular reacted to the now infamous video of donald trump talking about grabbing women and then being rewarded by winning the election. >> i think that was probably one of the biggest, probably tangible traumatic reactions are people who legitimately had a personal experience.

>> many people are still try fog find ways to cope. >> reporter: th . >> this post election stress disorder is a real thing, there's a lot of people out there who are really having a hard time with this and don't quite know what to do with it. >> so whether you're a democrat or a republican, how do you deal with the next four years? experts say take a deep breath and look toward the future and getting involved to see the change you want to see. >> are you suffering from post election stress disorder, perhaps? answer yes, no, maybe or sounds made up on our facebook page. we'll be back in just a few minutes with a live update from the

we have an update to our breaking news. can you give us as much information as you can on what led up to the shooting and what

happened? >> at this point, we don't have much information, due to this being an ongoing investigation. >> did the officer fire the shot? can you tell us that? >> at in point, all i know is that the officers did fire a shot. i don't know who was hit, i know the officers are okay, and right now it is under investigation, so once i have a little more information, i will be able to give you more details. >> so you don't know if there is a fatality at this point? >> no, as this investigation goes on, i will have more information. >> how long do you expect highway 101 to be closed going in that direction. >> it depends on where the shooting took place, what lanes, it could be an hour to a few hours, depending on what portion

of the freeway needs to be shut down for the investigation. >> so you can't even tell folks an alternate way of going around it at this point? >> if you can take the bridge, northbound 101 to eastbound 92 is closed. so all traffic has been diverted to 280 is going to be their best bet. >> here's a look from sky 7 at this enormous traffic backup. officers in san mateo, blocking this section of highway 101 near 92. is there a search for anyone? is there a suspect on the loose or is everything contained at this point? >> as far as i know everything's contained and everybody's safe. >> officer, thank you so much for joining us tonight and giving us that update. coming up here next, protecting you from scams involving

the energy conscious whopeople among usle? say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing.

it was bizarre food day at heights elementary school in pittsburgh. abc7 news was there as third graders got a chance to touch, smell and taste a variety of

fruit from across the zbloeb. >> i have a jack fruit here, and this is actually a smaller example of what could in fact be three feet long, can you imagine? >> the jack fruit is planted in mechanical c mexico. >> she's got flare with her presentation. >> sour was the word we heard most. the kids also got a lesson in where and how their food is grown. much of today's foods were those they hadn't tasted before. consumer advocates are worried about how solar power could be a set youp for consumers. >> solar power, it's complicated. and it's expensive. $25,000 is not an uncommon price tag for a family. so consumer advocates are looking towards a marketplace that is regulated and easier for wi buyers to navigate.

homeowner pause isselstein is taking me around the construction and the solar installation at his southern california home. and you can actually get a close-up. >> reporter: paul lives twenty nine palms. >> i paid $25,000 for the system and i still haven't taken a chunk off the principle. >> reporter: although most buyers of solar seem to be happy, but not all are thrilled. sometimes expectations seem to be ahead of what's installed. >> companies have to make sure that your home is equipped for a certain amount of solar and they have to stand behind that guarantee. >> reporter: the congress assumer association that regulates solar, guarantees how much power will be produced,

with transparent contracts offering verified numbers similar to the gas mileage stickerings that come with each new car. this is especially important now that the state of california is ready to follow san francisco by mandating solar installations on most new residential and commercial products. >> if the government requires you to buy a product or a service, then they have to regulate it to protect consumers from the abuse that will otherwise occur. >> reporter: california requires that we buy car insurance and then regulates that industry to ensure we're not ripped off. the consumer federation also wants the costs and payments spelled out in advance of the installation. >> it might take 15, 20 years to pay it off, but let's make sure that you know that and it should also be very clear about any encumbrances it places on your

tit title, your ownership of that property. >> right now there's no legislatation moving through san francisco that requires -- my number, 415-954-8151 and i5-954a don't want to dial all those digits, just catch up with me on face book. it's time for another check on our weather for the weekend. >> spencer christian is back with that. >> great days ahead, great weather ahead, i should say, so let's move purposely to the forecast. live doppler 7, we have got sunny skies across the area, breezy conditions, cool overnight with the lows developing into the mid to upper 40s. and it's going to be warm tomorrow with highs ranging from about 70 on the coast to upper 70s around the bay to low and mid 80s inland, despite the breezies at the coast.

here's the 7-day accuweather forecast, the temperatures continue rising on monday and tuesday and wednesday will be the highest temperatures in our inland areas. good news, bad news tonight in sports. >> giants are playing the rockies tonight, the news is in on madison bumgarner, he's not going to n

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good evening, no matter what happens tonight or tomorrow, the 49ers have to consider this year's draft a success already. the some soloman thomas and ruben foster, they were two of the top three players they had targeted all along. and those two are already getting along just fine. >> i just spent about 10 minutes with him and i already feel like he's my brother. >> he's right about that. >> it's a good sign and foster is always going to have a special draft day story, the saints were going to take him with a 32nd pick, they were on the phone with his girlfriend who's from louisiana about to welcome him to the team. then the niners traded up

jumping the saints and she called while he was still on the phone with new orleans. >> she pulled the phone out like this, and she said this is san jose, so i clicked over for the san francisco 49ers. and so i picked up and i said hello? the new orleans saints are still on the line. and i'm like, dang. >> was it awkward at all when you clicked back. >> no, i hung up. >> that's funny. as for thomas, he took a class with gm john lynch of stanford prior to him getting the nine r gm job, thomas picked his brain on what to do to become successful in life and here's how that panned out. >> how should i conduct myself toward the next level. he just told me, during this ball game you have to have the best game of your live and i did that, and i'm pretty sure i had one of the best games of my

life, so i'm glad i listened to his advice. >> draft cants, niners did not have a punishing in the second round. raiders took running back, a former starter in connecticut, he was born in london. 6'4", great speed. the warriors are waiting until the end of the jazz-clippers series to see who they'll play in round two. i'm sure if you gave the warriors some truth serum, they would tell you they would rather play the clippers. meanwhile golden state has given them trouble because of their size. jazz-clippers to go seven. >> let's talk about utah they're done. i'm excited to watch that game tonight. >> do you have a preference for how tonight's game plays out? do you want to get back to

action? >> i always -- i'm one to always think ahead and mess with the basketball gods, it's going to bite you in the behind, so whatever happens, happens. >> with the jazz, and whatever the clippers bring, the small details we haven't had a chance to go over for any team, but in the end we just have to be who we are. >> more news on madison bumgarner today, not fantastic. doctors have diagnosed a great two sprain, a tear in his ac joint, of these throwing shoulder. that means he's going to be out for at least two months, a month of strengthening to get ready to pitch again. all this due to a dirt bike accident. the a's are playing the astros and chris davis already has two homers. highlights at 9:00 and 11:00.

>> join us on kofi tv 13. we're monitoring the breaking news on highway 101 in san mateo, where there's been officer involved shooting. and on abc news at 11:00, sexual assault in the marijuana field. finally tonight, a few thoughts about what really matters. tomorrow the city of los angeles will mark one of the darkest periods in its history, and it was one of ours as a nargs as well. within minutes of an all white jury acquitting four white police officers of wrong doing in the beating of rodney king, that now famous intersection florence and normandy was consumed by anger. that cross roads the epicenter of stdays of looting, rioting a killing, when it was over there was over a billion dollars in damage. the riots and their aftermath --

it would be nice to say we have come a long way since then, but the truth is we really haven't. the country has divided as it has been in recent memory. and the disconnect between the white community and the black community are just as wide as in 1992. in the simple words of rodney king calling for calm during the riots, can't we all just get along? that is going to do it for this edition of abc7 news, as always, look for breaking news on twitter, the latest on northbound 101 being shut down at 92 because of an officer-involved shooting, abc7 news bay area. >> for all of us, we appreciate your time and we'll see you again at 9:00 and 11:00.

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