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breaking news is from southern california. an amber alert for a 1-year-old boy and his father. they were found hundreds of miles away from the bay area. >> we first told but the big break in this case earlier tonight. we sent out a push alert through the abc news alert a.m. that he was safe. >> 1-year-old makai bangoura and his father jason lam turned up hundreds of miles away in the southern california area. >> a big sigh of relief that he was found safe. a reunion with his mother will happen soon. the suspect's sister said she tried to stop her brother from taking the boy. >> today is a great day. we have a child that is going to

be reunited with his loving mother. >> 1-year-old makai bangoura found hundreds of miles away. jason lam's toyota carolla, the car so many were on the lookout for, being spotted towed away. a tip that led to the child being found. the d.a.'s office said lam has joint custody of makai but didn't return him to his mother thursday night. a surveillance camera spotted the mother and son at a store near menlo park thursday. why the 24 hours passed before police were notified. >> as we continued our investigation we realized that this is one of those that we need an amber alert. >> i tried to stop him and the baby from leaving. >> his sister mary said her brother was not unstable or suicidal as reported by chp. >> he's never had any cuts on his arms, never showed any signs of being suicidasuicidal.

>> charges have not been announced. abc7 news. we have more breaking news. an arrest warrant has been issued for the east bay woman who left a toddler dead. these are mug shots from two previous due arrests. the reporter is live at the chp office with the story. >> reporter: the arrest swarnlt for $3 million. the chp is actively trying on get in contact with her a to the iffacilitate her surrenderism told that is common practice. she is still not under arrest at this hour. meanwhile, the dunn family is actually disappointed with the charges. >> i think they're devastated. time and time again and i think that they felt that their son elijah was taken from them and they wanted second-degree murder charges. >> the suv slammed into the dunn

family's car along 680 last september. it killed 3-year-old elijah dunn. >> we presented our case to the district attorney. >> at the time, she face ad will previous due charge. something they thought would play into this case. never wanted a second-degree murder charge in the case. not felony manslaughter and due. >> because she was not already convicted of her previous dui. >> as i understand it, the charges she is being charged with carry a potential of 11 years. >> an 11-year sentence if convicted, and the length of time it took charge malihan weighed on the family. just last week she was arrested for intoxication. >> she would have been arrested. she was arrested on school grounds while picking up her kids. >> the chp filed an arrest warrant.

abc7 news. a man convicted of killing a 9-year-old boy at a sleepover in discovery bay will spend 30 years to life in prison. today a judge in contra costa county gave 20-year-old william billy schultz the toughest sentence possible for the murder of jordan back in 2015. the former family friend admitted to stabbing jordie as he was called, five times as he elementary school, because he wanted -- as he slept because he wanted to see what killing was like. they said he should be in a mental health facility. >> nothing we rejoice over. however we feel comfort that billy is where he belongs. >> schultz' mother said her son is highly remorseful and what he did will haunt him the rest of his life. we're staying on top of new developments on a an attempt cockpit breach in honolulu. these are new photos showing them taking off to escort the

flight to the airport. abc 7 reporter is live in our bureau with the story. >> we heard from the fbi and honolulu late tonight. they're still investigating this case. at this point it is still not clear what the man's motivation was. but we do know law enforcement is taking every precaution. >> no explosives were found on board. bomb technicians cleared the subject's possessions. >> the subject is 25-year-old from turkey. a passenger took this video of him being taken off the american airlines plane in hand cuffs. >> he was screaming and talking to himself. he walked up to the front with a blanket on his head. >> there are reports that he was carrying a laptop. the pilot called for help and the air force scram bhed two fighter jets to escort the plane to honolulu. the fear was that he was trying to get into the cockpit. a flight attendant blocked him with a drink cart. >> he was wedge in the and he

was pushing. she said you're not coming in here. a bunch of guys grabbed him and i was asking what else they could do. they found some duct time. >> they timed him to his seat until they landed. they said there's little chance of fwraeching cockpit and the door stays locked no matter what. >> if you have someone even with a gun to a flight attendant's head. you're going to say, i'm sorry. goodbye. you're not going to open that cockpit door. >> some question if this man should have been allowed on the plane. just hours before his flight, l.a.x. police arrested him fortress passinger after he tried to go through a security door and they said he was drinking. but he was released and able to board his flight. abc7 news. happening now, president trump is on his first foreign trip and will land in saudi arabia in less than an hour now. he is visiting five countries in eight days and will meet several heads of state from the middle east. back in washington, the former

fbi director james comey who was fired by president trump will now testify before the senate intelligence committee. that announcement came today after "the new york times" reporter. president trump spoke with russian fwls the firing and allegedly said that comey is quote, crazy, a real nut job, and his firing has relieved great pressure. >> it is dumb founding. if it is true, this is just bad for the united states of america. >> you have to wonder what is going on inside the head of donald trump. >> the white house, by the way, did not deny the story. the. now to a hot car warning for dog owners. as was first reported, wednesday night in concord, a mother and six puppies were rescued but three other puppies died. a man who was taking care of the dogs for their owner is facing animal neglect. one. dogs died on the way to the hospital. while the staff couldn't speak

specifically to this case, they said summertime is hard on staff. they see an average of five fatalities from heat every summer. >> it takes a piece of your heart. you know someone cares about this animal. you're trying your hardest but we can't save them all. >> with inland temperatures expected to be in the 90s, she warns if the car is too hot for you, it is too hard to leave your dog in the car. >> for the second anaheim two weeks, thieves armed with hammers targeted costco. they smashed jewelry cases and made off with rolex watches. no one was hit but a woman had to be treated for shock. three thieves smash ad jewelry counter in a nearly had countial crime. the suspects were held until police arrived. coming up, adoption. the agency that went back rupt, abandoning hundreds of hopeful

families. >> it will be the look and feel of summer this weekend. and the fine for littering at a popular park could soon be more expensive than running a red light. >> and thousands are getting ready to

new developments in the case of a highly respected will adoption agency that suddenly went bankrupt. >> it broke the heart of hundreds of hopeful parents. >> michael finney has the story. >> newborn hat. >> the baby's nursery is almost ready. and andre a and brad's oakland home.

they have the little onesies, baby books, and this hand made quilt. >> all of our friends made squares and sewed them together. >> only they know that's missing is the baby. >> i opened my e-mail and it was all over. >> she called me on the phone and she was hysterical. it felt like someone had died. and she said our future just died. >> brad and andrea, unable to conceive, put all their hopes in having a child with the adoption center in concord known as iac. the couple took out a $15,000 loan to pay the fees, went through months of screenings, home studies, back ground checks and made this thul color brochure to show case themselves to birth mothers. she had just been approved when the adoption agency abruptly shut down in january. >> they declared bankruptcy. >> the bankruptcy crushed the dreams of more than 1,000 hopeful parents across the country.

clients said they never saw it coming. iac had boasted a 35-year record of success, never giving a hint of the possible shutdown. now bankruptcy court is suing the entire board of directors, and the interim director who alone collected 181,000 mpbl in salary in the months before the bankruptcy. the board president declined an interview with abc 7. but in a bankruptcy hearing recorded by the court, he said he knew the agency was struggling, that aic still accept eed payments and new clients hoping could it save the business. >> we were always reinventing ourselves and rebuilding and we thought we could do it again. >> we tlenlt you through the process and it is just gone. >> they went through five months of screenings and scraped up $15,000 to pay iac in cash. >> we refinanced our house. >> brad and andrea remain

insensed the agency took their final $2,400 payment in knowing they could go out of business in january. >> i can't. i don't have an appetite. i can't sleep at night. do i feel your pain? yes. >> the would be parents wonder what happened to the 4.4 million in revenues iac took in last year. they also question why the interim director allegedly told employees they could take home their computers if they left $250 on their desks. did anyone discuss the fact there may be sensitive and personal information on those computers? >> no. >> the trustee criticized the director saying they failed to find options for fulfilling contracts failed to cut overhead expenses and failed to use assets to refund documentive

parents. an attorney told us, she isn't to blame since the agency was failing when she took over. it is little comfort to would be parents. >> i thought this was going to be the thing that was going to have a baby come home for us.us. >> our baby wasn't down that path. our baby is somewhere else. >> in one ray of hope, the state department of social services has taken custody of the adoption pile for all of those adoptive parents. that means they can take up where they left off in their quest to take home a child. new at 11:00, leaving your trash behind at one of the most popular parks could soon cost you big bucks. the city is considering a plan to levy the fine. that's more than the ticket for running a red light camera. the supervisor introduced the legislation after mounds of trash were left behind this

spring. on april 2, they had to carry away 460 bags of garbage. the supervisors will review are it next month. let's talk about the weekend forecast. >> i want to share with you a stunning view from our kral. as the sun was settingering with didn't see a cloud in sight. no fog to speak of. and it is clear across the bay area except for one patch of fog that is showing up in half moon bay. so as we check out our temperature trend, tomorrow morning you start out pretty cool. in the '50s. then look how rapidly it will change. the temperatures will remain on the hot side. a hive look. visibility across san francisco is pretty good right now. it is not going to stay that way

every where. most of are you clear with the exception of that lonely patch of fog, it will come back in. tomorrow morning we'll start you out cooler than where you are. you can see how mild it is. even warm in some instances like brentwood, 50s, 60s, 70s srgs what we're standing at across the bay area. you can see for miles. this is a pretty good indication that inland areas will be cooking. foggy along the coast. here is your activity planner. if you're going to do some gardening, expect it to be hot to mild. gentle breeze if you're doing some sailing. if you're liking, it is looking good. sunny for most of with you the exception of the coast. the fog will be returning to the coastline. a little more widespread than where we are right now.now.now..

clear inland, foggy coast. and that hangs around near the beaches which is why it will be in the 60s at the coastline. you get away from the coast and it is just really going to be hot. the temperatures, a good 10, 15 degrees above normal. low to mid 90s. here's where you can escape the heat. we'll look at the beach forecast. 66 at ocean beach. half moonl bay, 6464646464646464 if you're running on sunday, low clouds in the morning. low to upper 50s. tlms come to about 60 degrees at the end of the race and it will be a sunny one. you can download the accuweather app so you can keep track of the hour by hour and minute by minute. mid 60s to mid 90s.

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good evening. coming off the 5-2 home assistant, a seven-game road trim. a great finish. he got himself a foul ball and then he tossed it back! that's not what i taught you to do. they had a 40-minute rain delay. dexter fowler smacks a three-run homer off kontos.

suddenly 5-3 cards. the giants are down 5-4. eduardo noon nunez. a lead-off single. fowler at the plate. game ending double play. the giants two in the ninth. dramatic fashion. had get your hotdogs here. fireworks night at the coliseum. mitch moreland got fireworks started early. 2-0 sox. struck out ten again. go to the tenth. mark cana. i got your roman candle right here. fourth walk off win. it's pie time! 3-2.

the warriors face the spurs in game ten tomorrow night. zaza pachulia and andre iguodala both questionable for the doves. so is kawhi leonard for the spurs. if leonard can't go because of his ankle injury, the warriors will take strangle hold on the series. kevin durant said given the situation, he'll be shocked if he doesn't play. >> sure he'll play. a few days of rest on that ankle. i know 100% sure he'll play. >> i haven't talked to anybody. >> this was an embarrassment. they are getting spanked. lebron, chased down on avery bradley. the cavs led by 41 at the half. lebron goes for 30. working up a sweat. a 130-86 win and leave the

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>> we appreciate your time. >> from all of us here, thanks for joining us. right now on jimmy kimmel live --

>> yeah, i never really thought of it that way. yeah, but i mean i kind of think of us as a team. like he has the idea to paint my aunt chippy's house and i go out and do it and i'm there and she smacks me around and he laughs. >> yeah. i think somebody from hr might be interested in that. okay. well, thanks for your time, sal. >> yeah, sure. thank you for --