was killed in a shootout with police. the worst happened in france where they were celebrating bastille day and the truck driver was killed. >> live from the port of oakland going out to all truckers nationwide. >> reporter: the tsa report calls this a vehicle ramming. it is unsophisticated and can cause a number of casualties. they said thanks to existing threats of robbery, they're alert everyday. truck drivers could try to turn their rig into a weapon like they already have in europe. >> it puts us on alert, makes us well aware what's going on. >> reporter: runs a support center for truckers sits on a

security center at the port of oakland. >> we're always on alert. driving a truck is a tough job and we have to protect our loads and pay attention to. >> do i always look out? yes, i do. do i put myself in the situation where my truck is left with the key in it and engine running, i don't think i do that. >> reporter: the report sites 17 ruck ramming attacks, the vast majority in europe, distinguished by their large size, weight and carrying capacity present an especially attractive mechanism for vehicle ramming attacks. >> reporter: a former sheriff's deputy, says he's already on high alerts and more concerned about robberies than terrorism. has it ever occurred to you somebody might want to take your truck and use it as a weapon? >> no. never thought of it. try to take the load. as far as my truck, no.

good luck to them trying to get it. >> reporter: the tsa reports my jacking is one method a terrorist can use to get a truck, others include buying or renting. cal train launched a new website today to help shape its future. the agency wants feedback on plans to replace de-cel trains with new electric models. it is in the federal budget dependent on securing grant funding and design meetings were revealed at the board meeting, caltrain is facing a $20 million budget deficit next year. one-third of passengers considered new taken the trains for less than a year. avoiding traffic is the number one reason for people deciding to ride the train. in march, trains were on time more than 96% of the time. in march, transit police

reported three stolen vehicles at the city of south san francisco station and five bicycles stolen at various stations. new details, a teenager hit by a freight train has been identified as 16-year-old terrence louis. 37th grader was riding his bike on a bridge yesterday when he was hit. police are looking whether he was wearing earbuds or anything that could have affected his hearing. school officials say he was a straight a honor student beloved in the community. cry today we learned the name and much more about the man shot to death by san francisco police officers yesterday. nicholas flusche, a 26-year-old who moved from texas. police say they were trying to protect the public while trying to stop him stabbing a subway employee. what the man's friends and family from texas are saying. >> reporter: i tell you what the police in texas are saying,

where he grew up, i talked to the police earlier. they say everyone in town has been real quiet about it. they added he did not have a criminal record in decatur, texas. they will have a town hall meeting soon to update the community. a go fund me page has been set up by the family of 26-year-old nicholas flusche, to transport the body to texas and pay for funeral expenses. he had worked for a home security company in texas. the company told us today he had moved to san francisco several years ago to moeet up with a friend. another friend who shared this picture of him said i can't believe what happened. we're all scratching our heads. that friend said he lost contact with him. the subway restaurant remains

closed today. yesterday, police cordoned off their entire block after one of their own shot this man. he didn't want to pay for a sandwich inside the subway restaurant and argued with one of the employees. >> they started fighting and the lady came out, tried to get the police, there's a fight going on. the police rushed in there. as soon as he got inside i hear the pop. >> reporter: police say this man, identified as the employee, had been stabbed several times by flusche. it has many on edge here. in charge of security at several restaurants on market street, a homeless woman was yelling at him after she was escorted out. >> after yesterday, yeah, it's a little bit more of an issue. i'd prefer this not occurring it's a tenderloin. >> reporter: merchants say the revitalization of the area continues but at a very slow

pace. in san francisco, nbc7 news. police in san jose say they killed a 24-year-old man after he shot and killed the parents of his ex-girlfriend and then threatened officers. it happened in the laurel glen neighborhood and the gunmen escaped safely after the gunman held one of them hostage and refused to surrender and pointed a gun at them. >> he didn't give this family officer a choice. it's a tragic tragic incident perpetrated by evil. >> police say the suspect had a history of domestic violence and mental illness and had an active restraining order against him by his ex-girlfriend who was not home at the time of the shooting. the officer is on paid leave. it's been five years since this teenager disappeared. a jury is deliberating with torres kidnapped and killed her. we hear for the first time what

the family thinks about the prosecutor that handle this case. david has been covering the trial in san jose. >> reporter: the jury of six women and six men have already spent the afternoon deliberating. it could be days before they reach a verdict. here's why. >> the jury has a mountain of evidence to go through in this case. each piece has been an dissected by experts on each side and the jury has to weigh in on what they think is a reasonable interpretation of that evidence. >> reporter: it's evidence that linked torres to her. and his dna on sierra's jeans and sierra's dna inside torres' car, however the defense challenges the results and jurors have to decide what they believe. >> a lot of questions that arose, how was the dna gathered and how was it stored? although they testified there was the victim's dna in one place and defendant's dna some place else, was that accurate?

>> reporter: sierra disappeared the morning of march 16th, 2012. her cell phone and clothing discovered a few days later near her home. the prosecutor called torres evil and maintains she could be alive and her body never found. as prosecutors left the courthouse, sierra's father praised them. >> i feel good about everything that they presented. the facts should speak for themselves. >> reporter: the jury has indicated it will continue deliberations in the morning but will take friday afternoon off pushing off any possible verdict until next week. >> now we wait and we pray and we hope for justice for sierra. >> reporter: in san jose, davidd louie, abc7 news. >> just remember to enable push alerts so they will get sent rahto your phone or tablet immediately. a man the head of several

well-known bay area corporations died this week. gary rogers passed away tuesday. he was 74 years old the first non-family member to lead the levi's clothing company and opened dreyers's ice supreme and it went from 75 to 1,000 employees. >> it took more than 100 days but not by much. >> the repeal and replace of obamacare, make no mistake about it. >> next, local reaction on today's changes to our healthcare coverage. at 6:30, find out how bad loy san francisco needs people answer 911 calls. and the hotel says only two people can -- a family of four books a vacation in mexico but the hotel says only two people can stay. i'm michael finney, they get a

$2,000 refund. this week's weather has turned cloudier and cooler and about to turn windier as well. i'm spencer christian. the accuweather forecast coming up.

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roots in the south bay, the first roots community health center opened, catering mostly to those of african-american ancestry but own to everyone. a victory for president trump on his plan to repeal and pass obamacare. >> 217-213. the bill is passed and the motion for rejection is laid on the table. >> no democrats voted in favor. 20 republicans opposed, a senate echoed by many in the bay area. kate larson joins us from san francisco. >> reporter: people actually rallied outside senator feinstein's office today even though she was an emphatic no vote on the bill today. interestingly all californians voted yes even though no votes

on the gop's previous healthcare failed back in march. the reason for the switch in vote likely an $8 billion amendment to help offset insurance cost force people with preexisting conditions. the problem nobody fully understands how this new healthcare bill works or will cost. people came from all over the bay area to rally outside senator feinstein's san francisco office after the house passed the gop healthcare bill. >> absolutely. something we need to continue is healthcare for all. >> reporter: concerned the new healthcare act with strict protections and he and his mother could not get insurance until the healthcare bill was passed. >> i'm concerned about this. my mother almost died from cancer and if it wasn't for obamacare she wouldn't be here. >> people with preexisting

conditions could be charged 1,000, $5,000, $20,000 more to get insurance. >> reporter: a patient's advocacy coalition, anthony wright also says the gop's bill would leave 4 to 5 million californians without coverage. jason clark, from the san francisco republican party believes the new bill will pass when it goes to the senate. >> so many people have seen their premiums skyrocket under the obamacare bill, this is a tremendous opportunity to reverse it. >> reporter: democrats say this latest bill is even worse. today on the floor after the vote -- ♪ >> reporter: they even sang and waved good-bye to republicans facing election in 2018 because they believe their yes votes will ultimately alienate them from voters. abc7 news. >> this bill makes a lot of changes to healthcare coverage currently in the country. you can read an explanation on

abc7news.com. tonight, president trump is back in new york city for the first time since he took office in january. he landed at jfk late this afternoon and protesters were waiting for the president outside the "intrepid" museum and right now he's addressing a museum about a 72 variance. new york city mayor bill de blasio blasted him for not inviting him to the event and said he hopes the divisive rhetoric will end. a brief heat wave this week brings with it warnings. that could be bad news for some of your summer vacation activities. here to explain, kristen. >> i want to pull up a view to show you of the now closed heavenly resort why the lift is not running. it's good for skiers and now that the snow is melting it may not be so good for you depending on your sport or destination.

love yosemite but the waterfalls will be spectacular. park rangers warn the river is running high and fast and they closed some tents on the water's edge all because of the massive snow pack. >> this year is bigger than the previous four years combined. >> if whitewater is your thing, the experience will be more exciting and also more dangerous. if you love boating the water should be plentiful lake to the beaches. and the snow is lasting longer than usual so maybe go with someone more experience. if you're biking beware of flooded paths or this bike trail tweeted in by laura anthony. you can see 6 inches of water about there. if you golf, sierra courses like this one will be opening for the season later than usual. i also like this picture here.

look at that. they still have so much snow to remove. >> thanks. >> the weekend is almost upon us. >> it's going to be windy the next couple of days. using breezy half moon bay for the trend for starting tomorrow morning at 6:00 into saturday morning at 6:00. that is the 24 hour period. early tomorrow morning, winds gusting, 10-15 miles an hour. we move to midday and see the gusts reaching 23 to 27 miles an hour. 9:00 tomorrow night to 6:00 a.m. saturday, wind in half moon bay will be gusting at over 30 miles an hour. all around the bay area we are going to feel windy conditions. right now, it's breezy and mostly cloudy and it has cooled down a lot since yesterday at this hour. check out the 24 hour

temperature change. santa rosa 23 degrees cooler than it was at this hour yesterday, 20 degrees cooler in hayward and areas around the bay area and 20 degrees cooler than yesterday. i hope you can see this view. you can see the clouds at various levels in the atmosphere. it's much much cooler than the last couple of days, 55 degrees in san francisco, 61 across the bay in oakland. mountain view at 66, half moon bay, 54 degrees. check out this view westward from emoryville. dark and ominous there. current temperature readings at 59. napa, 69 and 68 in november vat toe and lay to mid 70s in fairfield, concord and livermore. and looking southeastward our forecast features, widespread fog overnight and possibly spotty drizzle early tomorrow morning and windier and cooler

conditions the next two days with temperatures bouncing back sunday through tuesday. overnight as the coastal fog spreads beyond the coast and spotty coastal drizzle we see temperatures in the low to mid-50s and skies fairly bright although we have passing high clouds throughout the day and quite breezy. highs range from 50s in the coast to low 60s around the bay. the mildest readings are low 70s in some inland areas. let's look at our wind gusts animations starting at 7:00 tomorrow morning. winds light generally but on the coast breezier where we see gusts 20 miles an hour. we get to the evening hours 8:00 tomorrow night, gusts on the coast 30 to 40 miles an hour, those winds getting a little stronger in our inland locations 15-20 miles an hour, saturday night you can see it will be quite windy and land areas have gusts in some locations and on

the coast, gusts reaching 40 miles an hour. a little bit of forecast animation to show clouds thickening late saturday with spotty light isolated showers not very widespread at all. this is your accuweather forecast, a windy one and started that way on saturday and milder and calmer sunday and early next week bouncing back to low 80s inland and bouncing back with a slight chance of showers next week. >> it is game two tonight. mike shumann is live at oracle arena. >> reporter: well, guys, utah and warriors coming up. game two. you can see the teams warming up. the big question mark is steph curry's ankle. update coming up. michael finney is heading to alameda to hear your consumer

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against the utah jazz. mike shumann is inside oracle arena tonight, the place to be. >> reporter: well, guys, warriors are looking for a franchise record six straight wins in the playoffs after taking game one against utah. the big question will steph curry's left ankle allow him to play? yes. good news. he sat out most of the fourth quarter while he had his ankle worked on. they had a commanding lead so no reason to bring him back on the floor. he said there will be no limitations tonight. >> everybody has aches and pains at this point in the year that nothing, nothing concerning at all to the point where i'm worried about anything going to the game. >> reporter: we're 64 minutes away from tip off. should be a good one tonight. a lot more coming up in sports.

reporting live, abc7 news. >> thank you. dubs nation is showing its pride. you may see them on tv. >> you will. thousands of dollars are pouring into the accounts of east bay nonprofits. >> a one day donation drive and benefits don't stop tonight. i'm on the bay trail. that's is another dead leopard shark. if you look closely, there are hundre

live where you live. abc7 news. >> no power and no lights and not enough people to answer all the 911 calls that came in as a result. a san francisco supervisor says tonight he does not want a repeat of last month's big power outage that swamped the city's understaffed operations center with calls that couldn't be answered. >> to find out why they're so short staffed and what can be done about it, we have the story. >> reporter: san francisco has 121 emergency 911 dispatchers.

it needs dozens more for two reasons. >> we had an increase in attrition and at the same time increase in work load. that together have put a bit of a strain on us. >> reporter: call volume has increased 36% in the past few years. at the same time, they've had a spike in the number of dispatchers choosing to retire. that means the remaining dispatchers are getting burned out working lots of overtime. >> they get overwhelmed. we can't have a chronic shortage of staff in that department. >> reporter: there's no better example than what happened two weeks ago, 88,000 pg&e customers lost power on april 21st when fire knocked out a substation in the city. traffic lights went dark and people were stuck in elevators. a wave of 911 calls jammed the system to the point 200 callers hung up, waiting for someone to answer. the supervisor says the dispatchers work hard. they just need to hire 60 more. >> the city has a goal of

answering emergency 911 calls within 10 seconds 90% of the time. we are woefully under that about 44%. >> reporter: the department of emergency management says dozens are already in the pipeline but takes 10 months to train them. officials say it's not realistic to think dispatchers can answer every call right away in a major incident. the supervisor says having 911 on top of its game is critical and why he plans to hold hearings on staffing matters. the san bernardino massacre -- have filed a lawsuit between facebook, twitter and google accused of knowingly providing a platform for isis to build an online presence and those who committed the massacre. one father is bewildered about the things allowed online. >> you see so much stuff on

social media, you wonder how that gets on there? isn't somebody managing or filtering what goats on and doesn't? >> 14 people were killed and 22 wounded. facebook said it takes swift action to remove that kind of content. >> remember, we will not let hate win. pulse will always continue to be the center of orlando. >> pulse announced it will be a memorial and museum for the members of the shooting. the content is provided by survivors, first responders and family members of the attack victims. last june was the deadliest mass shooting in u.s. history. giving us a view along san francisco bay, if you happened to have noticed a larger than usual number of small sharks washed ashore in our area, it isn't our imagination, instead a problem one scientists are calling a 50-year-old shark murder mystery.

the problem could actually be in the water. this is that drone view 7 view. >> reporter: you will see them almost anywhere in shallow waters along the bay trail. look closely. >> see the dead fish down there? >> oh, wow. >> reporter: yet another dead leopard shark just south of he san mateo bridge. it began seven weeks ago and shows no signs of going away and the sheer number is keeping sean busy. >> consumer estimates are in the hundreds. >> reporter: he runs the pelagic shark foundation which has a facebook page dedicated to these sharks since the 1960s. that species is not alone. >> leopard sharks, bat rays and important fish like halibut. >> reporter: thus far they point to a pathogen getting into the fish's brains. here is a recent slide. >> the pathogen is getting in

the shark's eyes and nose and various ducts on the shark's head and becomes a brain infection causes hemorrhage. >> reporter: you can find these fish almost any time on the bay trail. what is the source of this pathogen? best bet prolonged drought followed by heavy rains. whenever was onshore is washing into the bay and killing these fish. >> when it rains really hard it scattered showers an puts double triple dosage what ends up in the watershed. >> reporter: if you see a dead shark sean asked you take a photo and note the location and contact the department of wildlife or sean on his facebook page. we'll have the information for you on "abc news." >> an emergency meeting at buckingham palace last night set off rampant speculation about a royal death. they announced prince philippe is retiring.

the duke of edinboro will turn 95 years old. no health issues but a decision to slow down in the fall. he is married to queen elizabeth who recently turned 91. she will continue with her royal duties. france's two presidential candidates battled fiercely last night before the election. the centrist is leading far right candidate marie la pen in the polls. today, he picked up an endorse am from someone you'll recognize. >> i admire the campaign emmanuel macron has won. he stood up for liberal values and put forward a vision for the important role france plays in europe and around the world. >> france's election is on sunday and it will be fascinating to watch what happens. hotel for a family's first vacation in ten years cost them almost double what they booked. >> it took help from michael finney to get a $2,000 refund.

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see hu just how generous the bay area can be, less than six hours before the end of the east bay campaign. more than 248 organizations are taking place covering animals the environment, healthcare and social justice getting more than a one day boost. >> we look at this not only about the donations but an opportunity to build capacity and sustainability in the nonprofits by teaching them how to do online fund-raising. >> organizations are tax dedeductibility. it ends at midnight. >> if you happen to be a "star wars" fan, it is may 4th, as in may the force be with you. jonathan takes us up to a far away galaxy of danville where the force is exceptionally strong today. >> reporter: a jedi walks into a can tina.

stop me if you heard this before. >> may the force be with you. >> reporter: including the extra crispy vader's taters. >> they once were light but now dark. >> reporter: building may 4th into a town holiday. >> we have people coming from out of the town to visit us as well. >> reporter: the "star wars" scavengers hunt. >> he's hiding in plain sight somewhere in the lobby. >> reporter: he's right there! sorry. spoiler alert. >> there! >> reporter: find all of them and you get a prize. what did you find out there in the galaxy? >> candy. most of these kids didn't get into "star wars" on their own. like any good jedi, they learned from their parents. is this your fault? >> this is his dad's fault. he has figures from back when his dad was a kid. >> reporter: who's the "star

wars" fan of this family? >> i think we all are. >> when we first started dating we watched all the "star wars" movies. >> i had watched them previously but we watched them together and it helped our relationship grow. >> reporter: with an afternoon in the mark making jade i do lights and sabers. and this one celebrates another moment in the park, her birthday. >> may the force be with you. >> reporter: abc7 news. >> so cute. compared to yesterday we had cooler weather today and even cooler temperatures tomorrow as we look live from the clouds over our east bay tower camera. >> spencer is tracking a chance of rain on the forecast, in a moment.

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through a lot of stress. >> they called michael finney. >> a family of four booked a vacation to mexico. when they got there the hotel said they couldn't all stay and either pay $2,000 more or go home. >> this is myself and my husband. >> it was the miller family's first vacation in ten years. >> it was a beautiful locations. >> they soaked up the sun at cabo san lucas and at a nightclub. >> we had a great great time. >> they enjoyed it all in spite of the nightmare that started things off. >> i wasn't very happy. i was very upset, crying. >> jennifer had booked their room on hotels.com. $3,000 for five nights. however, when they arrived the hotel said only two people were booked, not four. >> so confused because i was very clear there were four of us traveling. >> jennifer said she told the

hotels.com booking agent her sons were both over 18. however, the hotel said there were only two adults booked and she'd have to pay another $1900 for the boys to stay. >> i went to hotels.com and they said they couldn't do anything. and they didn't even get another bed or roll away. >> my sons were sleeping on the floor. >> reporter: she tried to enjoy the vacation and worry about a refund later. she says at first hotels.com agreed it was the booking agent's mistake and later said it wasn't, no refund. >> i'm going to call 7 on your side. >> reporter: we called hotels.com and the hotel said apparently there was confusion on how many occupants and unable to determine the source of the

confusion however we're glad we were able to settle the issue. they did. they refunded jennifer that $1900. >> i'm really glad. you guys were really really great. >> if you book through a third party it can be wise to confirm your reservations either directly or through the hotel. >> wait until you see this. how many feel something in your own home were used in a massive cyber attack. hackers already hijacked numerous ones en masse. >> someone said go attack that part of the internet and it went down. >> at 11:00 we will take you to the bay area lab working to secure the internet of things to see how to keep your own network

safe, your home safe. >> goodness. thank you. the bay area is a beautiful place and viewers prove it all the time. >> what it looks like at stanford today. this helped us feature it on tv. >> stanford will be beautiful tomorrow but a bit cloudier, most locations are pretty cloudy right now. we have clouds at various levels, at the coast and going over. overnight we have low temperatures lower. throw mid-50s around the bay and upper 50s around the valley and drizzle along the coastline and we see the clouds giving way to sunnier skies, windy tomorrow, highs at the coast to low 70s inland and the accuweather forecast looks like this, winder on saturday, cooler and milder

sunday and winds tamer. early next week a bit of a warming trend monday and tuesday and then cloudy and cooler again wednesday and thursday and slight chance of light rain. >> thanks. >> big basketball game at oakland. >> larry. >> first, what's the most you would pay for a pair of basketball shoes like jordan. don't answer now. steph curry and george hill, one guard's hurt won't play tonight and the other is fine.

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good evening. steph curry went through a normal issued around today. he starts with the warriors playing against utah but jazz will be without a big scorer, george hill, so good for the warriors. now to mike shumann. how are you doing? >> reporter: warriors going for a franchise record, six straight victories over utah, in game

two. the thing they talk about are turnovers. warriors themselves had a playoff franchise low of seven turnovers in game one and game three against the blazers and 10 in game four. protecting the ball has been huge to their success and mike has quickly taken credit. >> steve, i hope you're watching this. we had a total of 24 turnovers in the last three games. that's an area i'm doing a lot better than you. i've gotten the point across to our guys a lot better. it's been phenomenal what our guys have done the last three games. >> reporter: reporting live in oakland, mike shumann, abc7 sports. >> thank you. spurriers beat the rockets

but lost their point guard, tony parker, landing right there, ruptured quadriceps tendon. you know it was serious as soon as you saw parker go down. 32-year-old guard never missed a playoff game in 16 years with the spurs and expect patty mills to move in for parker's place. toyed with the raptors last night. cleveland 125 win. how can they slow lebron down and they offered a cash prize for anybody who has an idea. >> you have to get other guys, find somebody who can stop lebron in these moments, i'll give you $100. >> just 100? the as wrapped up a long and frustrating road trip in minnesota trying to end on a positive note. goes back so hard he crashes

into the wall and opens the bull pen door. i'm not an architect but seems like a bad place for a door. two homers in three batters, a 4-2 game. cotton wins six innings, struck out nine. ryan healey. the force is strong with that one. deep and gone. 6-3, as. as would build and 8-3 lead. santiago lan son, what i'm calling him, gets a fifth strikeout to end it. 2-7 on the trip back home tomorrow against detroit. giants have the night off. you remember this signature kicks for his son. what would you pay? >> $100. >> 125. >> probably way more than that, right? >> fry $495.

if you want lonzo to autograph the shoes, flip-flops very reasonable, only $220. reacting to criticism lamar said if you can't afford the shoes, you're not a big baller. can he just go away to another planet? send him to mars where shoes goo for that amount of money. >> in martian money that's cheap. coming up, giant russian cargo jets coming and going and what's behind these visits. a fight over a sandwich that turned deadly in san francisco. "abc news" at 11:00, what sources are saying about an officer who opened fire killing a man. it's ""grey's anatomy" at 9:00, "scandal," "the catch" and

news." jimmy kimmel is on maternity leave with his son who just recovered from open heart surgery. >> thanks. >> thank you so much for joining us tonight. >> have a nice evening. we'll see you at 9:00 and 11:00.

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