up late and weren't upstairs asleep yet. >> they just said, drop your guns, drop your guns three times. >> reporter: through the overnight fog, she watched from her window as south san francisco police pulled out their guns. >> he opened up his trunk. he pulls out this big rifle. then he ran back on court. and then that's when the gunshots start shooting. >> reporter: shot marks, bullet holes through walls and glass doors of neighborhood homes, all evidence of the mini rounds fired around midnight. however, police won't say if the suspect returned fire. he was holding a shotgun in the street when they arrived and that he was shot and killed after refusing to obey their commands. >> there was a lot of yelling and i heard nine gunshots. >> reporter: at the time the young man speaking who did not want to be identified didn't realize that his jeep was caught in the cross fire. bullet holes through his drunk

and rear window. >> i don't really understand why it happened in this neighborhood. this is a pretty good neighborhood. >> you could see the man, there was a lot of blood. i saw this man's head like his neck blown off. >> reporter: karen shot cell phone video of the aftermath and said she recognized the man as her neighbor, a man she and many other people in the area say was quiet and stuck to himself. in south san francisco, kate larson, abc7 news. >> developing news from pelican bay state prison near the california oregon border where shots have been fired during a fight between inmates and guards, eight prison guards and seven inmates have been hospitalized. the department of corrections says the fight involved two inmates at first then other groups of inmates joined in. the fight got so out of hand prison guards opened fire. those injured were taken to a local hospital for treatment. the injured prison guards are all expected to recover. >> now a new development today we first told you about with a push alert from the abc7 news

app, a bearded woman arrested for a danville bank robbery is a former so cal police officer. this is jennifer with a beard painted on her face during a robbery yesterday at bank of the west. today we learned mcclairy of danville is a former police officer. she was let go. she faces robbery and drug charges a. >> a fedex contractor accused of break ing into three homes while on the job made his first court appearance this afternoon. menlo park police arrested 57-year-old kevin baker of hayward yesterday. he is accused of break egg into a house on trinity drive in menlo park last wednesday as he was making deliveries. investigators have also linked baker to two home burglaries in atherton may 3rd, may 5th, convicted felon with a history of theft. >> u.c. berkeley chancellor says he fired an assistant professor for violating the university's faculty code of sexual conduct. chancellor said he dismissed dr. blake went worth for

harassing four students. the decision came after a university committee found clear and convincing evidence he had engaged in the misconduct. he was a member of the department of south and southeast asian studies. >> turning now to our weather, take a live look outside from our exploratorium camera at pier 15. looks cooler today certainly. >> spencer christian is here with the forecast. spencer. >> alma and larry, you noticed the cool down. all of us who have been outside at least. live doppler 7 shows clouds over the bay, low clouds and fog stacked up over the coast line. a whole lot cooler than it was this hour yesterday. 24-hour temperature change, 20 degree cooler in fairfield. this time yesterday 18 degrees cooler in concord. 11 degrees cooler in novato and santa rosa. san francisco 3 degrees milder and half moon bay is two degrees milder. mostly blue sky.

60 degrees here. quick on the draw. 66 in san francisco, 66 in oakland. this is how it looks from mount tam, few clouds in the sky. 62 in santa rosa. napa 66, low 70s at novato, fairfield and concord and 7 p at the grizzlies right now -- 77 d. temperatures will drop low, in the mid 50s in the late night and overnight hours. i'll have the accuweather forecast coming up. larry? >> highway damage statewide from winter storm is projected to top more than a billion dollars the first time in california history. the department of transportation is estimating those figures from 424 separate damage reports including this wash out on highway 3 highway 35 in the santa cruz mountains. this estimate does not include last week's land slide that wiped out part of highway 1 in big sur. the damage from the fiscal year came in at $660 million. >> demolition is underway today on the damaged survey on

oroville dam. construction crews are racing to repair the structure in time for the next rainy season. they have five months to do it. workers have going from the bottom of the damaged spillway up. they expect to be able to pour fresh concrete in weeks as part of the new replacement spillway. crews face the november 1st deadline and they expect winter rain and snow to increase the flow of of water into the lake. >> speaking of the dam, president trump agreed to help fund repairs at the oracle dam. a $650 million contribution for the electrcal train. >> the governor is cautiously optimistic with the trump administration. lyanne melendez has the story. >> reporter: president trump met with the pope known as the defender of the environment. governor brown also a proponent of climate action was watching. >> don't under estimate the power of the holy father. >> reporter: the president had said he would decide if the u.s.

would continue supporting the paris climate change agreement following this current international trip and after sitting down with a group of seven nations. within his administration, secretary of state rex tillerson supports the agreement. the governor thinks mr. trump will come around. >> the trend is toward dealing with climate change, and i don't think president trump will be standing in the way of that. >> reporter: proof of that is the president's commitment to fund a $650 million federal grant to electrify the train between san jose and san francisco. he is beginning to see the difference between trump the president and trump the candidate. >> when you're down on the field you have one approach. when you're up in the stands trying to get some attention, you have to play another set of rhetorical approaches. >> reporter: brown made those comments during a joint climate

conference with the netherlands. representatives from that country are in san francisco to exchange ideas and seek mutual cooperation. >> what is real is that in future, investing in climate will bring growth and will bring jobs. >> reporter: the netherlands considers california to be at the forefront of the climate battle. in san francisco, lyanne melendez, abc7 news. >> the san francisco board of education unanimously approved a student-led resolution today reaffirming and strengthening the district's policy. the new policy calls for undocumented and unafraid and united to support immigrant students and their families. the policy requires specialized training for all counseling staffer to effectively support undocumented students bullying prevention and intervention programs for immigration students. >> we now know the name of the tanker truck driver who was killed in yesterday's fiery crash near a central california strip mall. the 58-year-old died when fuel

truck he was behind the wheel of overturned and burst into flames in the merced county town of a twa ter. it was carrying more than 8,000 gallons of gasoline expected to be delivered to an arco station. he maybe took a freeway off ramp too fast causing it to flip over onto its side. >> san francisco's park is back open after a $5 million renovation. abc7 news received special permission to fly droneview7 over the park this morning. look at that. crews replaced the grass with drought resistant variety. they installed new benches, water bottle filling station and bathroom. the sky line famed by the famous row of painted ladies. they held a special celebration and we'll have that for you on abc7 news at 5:00. >> closer look at the details released this afternoon, millions of people currently % insured will soon be out of luck. >> and there is something new in the air.

at least at the airport. the changes that could make it -- take evening longer to get through security. plus. >> terrifying that only for a second. >> a frightening evacuation during a flight from new jersey to san francisco. >> and accusations about safety at fremont tesla plant. the new report and what tesla is saying today. >> at 4:09 here's what we are saying about traffic. a live look at the san mateo bridge. actually looking pretty nicely. the right side heading back to the peninsula, the left-hand side is the normally more difficult travel during the commute hour. traffic is moving okay, not too bad.

pg&e learned a tragic lesson we can never forget. this gas pipeline ruptured in san bruno.

the explosion and fire killed eight people. pg&e was convicted of six felony charges including five violations of the u.s. pipeline safety act and obstructing an ntsb investigation. pg&e was fined, placed under an outside monitor, given five years of probation, and required to perform 10,000 hours of community service. we are deeply sorry. we failed our customers in san bruno. while an apology alone will never be enough, actions can make pg&e safer. and that's why we've replaced hundreds of miles of gas pipeline, adopted new leak detection technology that is one-thousand times more sensitive, and built a state-of-the-art gas operations center. we can never forget what happened in san bruno. that's why we're working every day to make pg&e the safest energy company in the nation.

passengers who were evacuated from a united flight that caught fire before taking off at newark, new jersey last night finally arrived at their destination in san francisco this morning. abc7 news reporter matt keller talked to some of the passengers at sfo. >> reporter: relief at sfo baggage claim at about 4:00 this morning, passengers from united flight 1579 arrived in the bay area from newark, new jersey about four hours late. >> it was terrifying, but only for a second. >> reporter: an engine caught fire while taxiing on the tarmac before take off last night. 124 passengers were told to evacuate immediately. >> and then the flight announced everybody take off your seat belts and rush to the exit and the lights were switched off and when we reached the exits the chutes were already deployed. slid down the chute. there were fire engines and everything around. >> reporter: one passenger slid down to the tarmac, they were

taken back to the terminal. some of them shaken. five had minor injuries, including oakland resident porsche. >> i exited the back of the plane and when i was jumping off the tarp, people were piling on behind me. a gentleman landed on my leg. the stewardest said run as fast as you can away from the plane. >> reporter: paramedics asked if porsche wanted to go to the hospital to get her ankle checked out. this 234r50flight was the final stretch of her return trip from her vacation to jamaica. no way she was going to be left behind. >> no way i was going to miss the flight. >> reporter: it has since reopened. at sfo, matt keller, abc7 news. >> flights in and out of sacramento international airport are back on schedule this afternoon after a computer outage caused lengthy delays early this morning. the airport blamed a network outage for bringing down systems used by many airlines. the outage began at 4:00 this morning. agents couldn't check in

customers, issue boarding passes or issue baggage. flights were delayed or canceled as a result. >> the tsa will be testing some new airport security screening procedures later this year that it hopes will help move lines faster. abc7 news has learned they will replace large electronics including separate bins at checkpoints. it will speed things up, but apparently these items will appear similar to explosives and that requires tsa screeners to manually check each bag. these changes are not associated with the laptop ban currently in effect from some flights in the middle east. procedures will be tested at ten airports nationwide including l.a. x. these changes do not apply to passengers enrolled in the tsa's precheck program. >> a new report out today backs up investigations tesla workers were making about conditions at the fremont plant. >> abc7 news anchor kristen sze here with the response.

>> the clean car of the future, tesla workers claim they are laboring under grueling, unsafe, even illegal conditions. today the oektd-based nonprofit work safe posted this report after it was approached by the united autoworkers union. this is based on data tesla reported to the government. now the big headlines, workers there were injured at a much higher rate than the industry average. take a look in 2015, for every 8.8 workers, for every 100 tesla workers, 8.8 were injured. the industry average, only 6.7. >> tesla is about 30% higher than the industry average in terms of overall injuries, and more than double the industry average in terms of more serious injuries. >> tesla sent abc7 news a response. we have had some challenges in the past. with the changes we've made we now have the lowest injury rate

in the industry by far. abc7 news recently received an anonymous letter from someone claiming to work in the plant's stamping department. the person said tesla violated overtime and day of rest rules for months. and after finally being called out is now refusing to pay back wages. expect more attention on tesla's work environment in the coming months as car production and the push to unionize both ramp up. larry and alma? >> thank you, kristen. proposal to build the school right next to a jail in the east bay will not be moving forward. the dublin unified school board voted no on buying the property. here's what we're talking about. the school would have been at the corner of glee son and hacienda drive right next to the santa rita jail. they voted no at midnight. 3-2. didn't come without drama. the board heard from hundreds of people during hours of public comment last night. there are three properties left for the board to choose from to accommodate 2000 students by the year 2023. meanwhile students at lum

elementary in alameda will be moved to another school in the fall. some parents hoped for a different outcome. at last night's meeting trustees voted unanimously to shut down that campus at the end of the current school year. a soil analysis found the ground beneath the school could lick which identify in a big earthquake causing a collapse. officials must now decide the long-term future of that site. >> oakland is becoming a great place to see murals by bay area artists. new art is practically everywhere you look in oakland and, yes, the artists really love stomper. the oakland a's mass could you tell. there is $25,000 up for grabs for artists who want to add to the scene. grants for projects from 500 to $5,000 are available. artists can apply through visit oakland. the city's tourism agency. information at abc7news.com. >> amazing how they can paint such othamazing pictures on lar scale. spencer christian is here. are you going to paint us a beautiful forecast? >> i'll do the best i can with the beautiful holiday weekend

coming up we want a beautiful picture. here's live doppler 7. you can see we have low clouds and fog at the coast. a few high clouds over inland areas. skies are bright inland and over the bay. it is breezy and cool as well. this is the view at the golden gate where the sky is mostly cloudy. these are forecast futures. fog will linger, cooler pattern two more days, tomorrow and friday. and sunnier and milder weather will arrive for the holiday weekend. right now looking at temperatures of 57 degrees in half moon bay. 60 in san francisco, 66 in oakland, 70 in hayward and fremont, 72 at san jose, 62 in santa rosa. upper 70s in some of the inland spots as well, livermore and concord in the upper 70s. here is our fog cast animation. taking us into the late night and overnight hours. tomorrow we'll start to pull back to the coast line in the morning hours and in the afternoon it will be much like

it was today. fog at the coast, bright and mostly sunny inland and out over the bay. now let's take a look at overnight lows. pretty much on the mild side tonight. lows in the low to mid.50. temperatures will not going to drop very sharply during the overnight hours although visibility will because of the increase in fog. and tomorrow bright skies over the bay and inland, but there will be lingering high clouds and low clouds at the coast. breezy at the coast once again tomorrow where highs will reach into the upper 50s around the bay. look for mainly mid to upper 60s and inland tomorrow we'll see only low to mid 70s. so much cooler than average day. now let's look ahead to friday, saturday and sunday. bottle rock music festival in napa, weather will be getting sunnier and milder each of those three days, friday, saturday, sunday, high temperatures in napa low 70s friday, upper 70s by sunday. so, looks like pretty good weather for enjoying some good music. and here is the holiday weekend forecast. memorial day weekend saturday, sunday and monday. once again, temperatures continue climbing by monday we'll see inland highs in the

mid-'80s. we'll see mid 70s around the bay and low 60s on the coast on monday and each day notice how the temperatures continue to rise. so, it looks like an improving by some standards forecast, as we get into the holiday weekend. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. brighter and a little bit breezy on saturday. warmer pattern developing sunday. continues into monday and tuesday as a matter of fact, mid week next week is looking nice and warm with high temperatures once again above average for this time of the year. >> thank you, spencer. >> okay. >> all right. the long awaited answer to a question people have been asking tom cruise for years. plus. >> do you want water melon? >> some think something old, something new, dirty dancing. sneak peek premiering tonight here on abc7. >> in honor of asian pacific

american heritage month, we're using the bay area instagram feed to focus on culture where you live. the god he is of democracy, created as an act of protest during the

a legal strawberry jam is now over. jurors have sided with u.c. davis in a lawsuit over strawberries. today's ruling set professor douglas shah broke the law when he and his partner tried to profit from their work at the university. shaw sued u.c. davis claiming the school unfairly kept his work locked in a freezer, depriving the world of a better strawberry. i know, right? he sought $45 million. university counter-sued saying the professor stole the school's intellectual property by taking some of the fruits of his

research with him when he created his own company. >> we'll have to live with the strawberries you got now. nearly 30 years after the release of the film dirty dancing, abc is telling the story from the fresh perspective. the remake airs tonight. a three hour event, starz debra messing and katie segal, prayed by abi gayle and newcomer. alexis smith talked about how the cast and crew hope to honor the classic movie. >> i would watch this movie with my step mom and my dad is out in north georgia. i just fell in love with it. everyone attached to this is a huge fan of the original. and they love it so much, and that heart is in this film. >> in the new version is actually going to expand on the 1987 version. so, what more are we going to get? >> you're going to get to see more of the characters' lives, and more about why they are the

way that they are. >> to really get to knows these people and to offer these perspectives, and race relations and women, to look at how far we've come and to remind ourselves how far we have to go. >> check out all the dancing and remansoni romance and drama. it premieres 8:00 followed by abc7 news at 11:00. reveal your story now. >> maybe i wasn't the best kid. so, my parents went on vacation, left grandma in charge of, you know, the little ones. my sisters and i, we convinced grandma that our parents were okay with us watching dirty dancing when they really weren't. but grandma let us watch it. such a great movie. back then it was kind of -- >> risque. >> not proud, not proud. kids, don't do things like that. don't be like me. >> and there's the result.

>> all right. well, tom cruise is making the rounds promoting his latest movie. he's making news for a revelation for a tv show in australia. >> please say it's true. >> it's true. >> really? >> it's true. >> really? >> yes. >> really? >> cruise says he'll start filming the sequel for the 19 l 6 block buster sometime next year. his new movie, the mummy debuts next month. >> stunning report on the new health care plan. millions could soon be uninsured and that's not all. plus. >> the president's new friendship with the pope and his changing attitude toward nato as he starts his visit in brussels. >> and new arrests in the deadly

>> announcer: live where you live, this is abc7 news. >> and here are the stories making headlines at 4:30. south san francisco police shot and killed a man they say was holding a shotgun overnight. police won't say if the man returned fire, but they say officers shot him after he refused to obey their commands. one officer suffered minor injuries in the incident and was taken to the hospital. the u.c. berkeley rugby player is seeing positive after he fell on his head during a match in santa clara just over two weeks ago. abc7 news reporter david louie will have more on robert

taylor's road to recovery coming up at 5:00. in united kingdom today authorities in manchester arrested another man in connection with the concert attack investigation. that man was carrying a suspicious package. and british authorities have confirming that the bomber, 22-year-old salman abedi didn't act alone. that arrest today was one of five in the u.k. and more happening overseas. abc7 news reporter ariel reshev is live in manchester. >> reporter: alma, authorities examined the bomb used in monday's attack determining it was intricate enough to suggest a broader threat. british authorities working to untangle a web of suspected terrorist activity at home and the investigation now stretching abroad. libyan security detaining the younger brother and father of concert bomber salman abedi in tr ipo li. arresting six people believed to be connected to monday's

bombing. >> the fact that he's been able to live there for so long and start to live under the radar, obscure, it's appalling. >> reporter: but abedi was known, at one point monitored as a possible terrorist. he turned a concert into a scene of carnage. the deadly device to suspect a higher scale. >> i think it is clear it is a network we are investigating. >> reporter: fears of a broader terrorist plot tempting soldiers to guard buckingham police, highly trafficked civilian areas, an uneasy public returning to the streets pausing to remember the victims. >> there is nothing any of us can do from this end. you want to do something, even if it's just a few flowers just to say, you know, we care.

>> reporter: and this just in tonight, libyan authorities claiming that the younger a abedi brother has confessed to planning a future attack. in manchester, abc7 news. alma? >> so, authorities raided the suspect's home. do we know what they found? >> reporter: we do. we know they are describing what they found is a bomb-making factory with enough chemicals to possibly carry out future attacks. >> reporting live from manchester england, thank you. >> pop star arianna grande is officially suspending her tour. those shows have been canceled along with five more shows through the first week of june. the remaining three months of her tour still up in the air at this point. the famous manchester united, man u, the soccer team held a moment of silence today in stockholm sweden before playing in a big championship game in the europe league. he team gave its grieving home city something positive to think

about, win being the championship over a club from the netherlands. the manchester bombing is prompting even tighter security for this sunday's indianapolis 500. race officials say fans will notice an increase in armed law enforcement officers. fans are being encouraged to arrive early and be patient. race officials enacted tighter security measures following the boston marathon bombing four years ago. full coverage of the indy 500 begins at 8:00 on sunday morning only on abc7. >> new details from washington, d.c. on the republican health care bill. the congressional budget office released its analysis this afternoon and the biggest take away is 23 million americans will lose their insurance in the next nine years. that means 51 million americans will be uninsured by 2026. that's a little less than one in every six americans. democrats say this proves what they've been saying all along, the bill as-is, is a disaster. >> unless you're a healthy millionaire, trumpcare is a

nightmare. this report ought to be the final nail in the coffin of the republican effort to sabotage our health care system. >> the cbo did find the bill would reduce deficits by $119 billion. paul ryan is praising the report as, quote, proof the republican plan will lower premiums and deficits. they are claiming the report is wrong. it is currently being modified by senate republicans. the senate is expected to make major changes to the bill. >> president trump is on leg three of his first foreign trip. mr. trump arrived in brussels this afternoon. he met with belgium's prime minister before talks with week with nato and european union official. this after wrapping up his visit to the vatican. abc7 news reporter stephanie ramos on the overseas tour and what is happening in the u.s. >> reporter: a military band, color guard and red carpet all rolled out for president trump in brussels ahead of the meeting with nato.

after the u.s. and belgium national anthems played and a quick photo with the king and queen of belgium, they sat down with the country's prime minister to talk counter terrorism. president trump said fighting terrorism is his number one priority. >> when you see something like happened two days ago, you realize how important it is to win this fight. and we will win this fight. >> reporter: the manchester bombing shifting the focus of the president's first face-to-face meeting with nato members, and it could be tense. president trump hasn't always agreed with the u.s./european military alliance, criticizing it, and other european cities over immigration policies. >> nato is obsolete. >> reporter: he has since retracted that claim, but as president trump meets with world leaders, the issue of russia looms over this trip. his former foreign policy advisor carter page says he will now testify before the house intelligence committee as part of its ongoing investigation of russia's attempt to interfere in the 2016 presidential election.

just yesterday, former cia director john brennan bluntly told lawmakers this. >> russia brazenly interfered. >> reporter: coming out of capitol hill today, senate democratic leaders released aid new letter to president trump. in it they demand he clarify reports that the white house instructed federal algt agencies to withhold information from congressional democrats. on various issues including immigration and national security. reporting in washington, stephanie ramos, abc7 news. >> today a grand jury indicted a man of potentially mowing down pedestrians on times square sidewalk last week. he didn't appear in court today, and the exact charges haven't been made public. he was charged with murder and attempted murder. he acknowledged being high on drugs when he plowed through a pedestrian-packed sidewalk for three blocks before crashing into a barrier. an 18-year-old woman was killed and 22 people were hurt. >> philippines president rodrigo duterte says he'll consider

marshal law in other parts of the philippines in order to, quote, protect the people. duterte has already declared marshal law in the southern city where government forces are battling islamic militants. he says he'll expand its use in the philippines. their main island if militants gain a foothold there. he spokes to reporters after returning from a visit to moscow. >> if you think b.a.r.t. is crowded more than ever, you're both right and wrong. we'll tell you what's happening. plus. >> i understand people's reaction. i agree. i also felt that way. >> billy bush opening up for the first time in a tv interview about that controversial tape with then candidate donald trump that cost him his job. >> i'm michael finney, #askfinney is just ahead. i'm still taking your questions on twitter and facebook. just 0 post them with a hashtag, #askfinney. i'll answer them here in a few minutes. >> i'm spencer christian.

clouds at the beach, oh, no. it will get sunnier and warmer. i'll have the accuweather forecast coming up

the ceo at united airlines said it is doing all it can since video surfaced of a passenger being dragged off a united flight last month. in the willis tower where ceo oscar munoz addressed attendees of the airline's annual meeting,

a handful of arrests were made. munoz mentioned the april 9 incident at least a half dozen times. he vowed to, quote, redouble our efforts to be more customer focused in everything we do. >> if you commute on b.a.r.t. and things seem more crowded than usual this week, you're not imagining it. abc7 news has learned bart is short dozens of train cars system wide. a spokesperson tells us 35 cars were out of service as of 4:00 this morning and slightly better than yesterday's mark of 43. the problem is traced to the concord maintenance yard which doesn't have enough trains up and running for full service between pittsburgh and sfo during commute hours. the equipment problems are happening as bart's board is set to meet tomorrow to hear about the agency's plummeting ridership. according to bart, total ridership has decreased by 5.5% compared to the same time last year. weekend ridership is decreasing the most, down more than 7% on saturday, and 11% on sundays. bart's figures also show a slump in ridership during commute

hours, down about 1% this year compared to last. >> announcer: now your accuweather forecast with spencer christian. >> okay. we'll start with live doppler 7 and the high clouds are increasing right now, with the low clouds and fog near the coast line. let's take a look at tonight's conditions. overnight we'll see lots of clouds and fog with low temperatures mainly in the low to mid 50s. so, it is going to be relatively mild overnight but it is going to be cooler than average tomorrow even under bright skies inland. highs will reach only to the low to mid 70s in the warm est locations. right around the bay we'll see mid 60s for the most part and on the coast upper 50s. speaking of tomorrow how about down in san jose, tomorrow evening graduation at piedmont hills high school gets underway at 6:00 p.m. we'll see sunny skies going into the evening hours, a few thin high clouds nice and mild. lovely graduation weather indoors or outdoors. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. we'll have cooler than average conditions the next two days. brighter and breezier conditions saturday. warmer on sunday as we get into

the three-day weekend. monday will be warm, high temperatures mt. mid-'80s, it will be warmer on tuesday. lovely weather ahead if you like it warm, you'll like this. >> i think they'll like it for the holiday weekend. >> we have no choice. >> thanks, spencer. >> not that we can influence all that. a new job for a former play boy model, this after she posted a photo on snapchat, it went viral for all the wrong reasons. >> i'm 7 on your side's michael finney. computer hacking has been in the news a lot lately. what can you do to ♪ the sun'll come out tomorrow... ♪ for people with heart failure, tomorrow is not a given. but entresto is a medicine that helps make more tomorrows possible. ♪ tomorrow, tomorrow... ♪ i love ya, tomorrow in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto helped more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must not take entresto.

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a play boy center fold will have to clean up graffiti as punishment for body shaming a woman at the gym. danny mathers pleaded no contest to misdemeanor invasion of privacy in los angeles. she was charged after snapchatting a picture of a 71-year-old woman who was getting dressed with the caption, if i can't unsee this, then you can't either. she has since apologized. under the deal she will be on probation three years and can't post photos of people online without their permission. >> in an abc news exclusive billy bush opens up about the access hollywood tape with then

candidate donald trump. the lewd exchange caused a serious backlash, also led to bush being fired. here's abc7 news marcy gonzalez from los angeles. >> reporter: for so many, the access hollywood video sparked anger and disgust, and for billy bush, regret. >> i understand people's reaction. i agree. i also felt that way. >> reporter: the former access hollywood host recorded on this bus in 2005. >> she's your girls [ bleep ] in the purple. whoa! whoa! >> reporter: having this lewd conversation with then reality tv star donald trump which candidate trump later dismissed as locker room banter. >> when you're a star they let you do it. >> whatever you want. >> grab them by the [ bleep ]. do anything. to me it was -- >> to me it was more braggadocious and performance. if i had ever thought, i like to think, that there was a grown man sitting in front of me

detailing his sexual assault strategy, i would have called the fbi. >> reporter: bush tells robin roberts in this exclusive interview he recorded conversation at work then learned it had been recorded. he said he never listened to the tape until days before it went public just before last year's election. >> i recoiled. oh, my gosh. i definitely added to the conversation by -- i was keeping the ball in the air. >> reporter: it cost him his job as a co-host of the today show. >> i should have known better, absolutely. there's no question about that. i look back and i wish you should have stopped it. i didn't have the strength of character at the time. i wish i did. >> reporter: bush is still unemployed but he hopes to return to television soon, saying he is a changed man. marcy gonzalez, abc7 news, los angeles. >> time for #askfinney, 7 on your side michael finney, send him a question facebook,

which time -- twitter. >> once a store closes, it's all but impossible. if they have other locations, call my hot line here at the station and we'll try and get the deposit back for you. the number is 954-815 -- if i tell you every day, weekday extended, too. the number is on your screen right now. if the company has gone out of business, and it isn't thousands of dollars, i would forget about it. chalk it up to experience and stop wasting your time. there is going to be no way to get the money. >> unfortunately. roberta from alameda asks, how do i avoid getting my e-mail hacked? >> okay. first, do not open any e-mails that are from suspicious senders. what's a suspicious sender? someone you don't recognize. you've never got an e-mail from them before. just don't open it. neck, install an anti-virus or antispy wear and firewall on your computer.

create a pass word. believe it or not, the biggest pass word is 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. choose a pass word with letters, characters, make sure it isn't easy for someone to guess. don't use your pet's name. that is second, third on the list. >> 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7. >> that's all it takes. >> there you go. >> all right. radio shaq is closing, which electronics store do you recommend as an alternative? >> how about fry's electronics? they're a big chain, started as a grocery store. they sell electronics gear including computers and software, tvs and appliances, all the little tiny parts that make that kind of stuff. the closest location to alameda is concord. it's behind a bunch of other stores, but once you find it, it's huge, has great stuff. don't forget best buy, wal-mart, sears, target, all the rest. amazon is a great source. one time i broke a laptop screen. i went on amazon, found it,

bought it, reinstalled it my skef self. there you go. do you tip less money if you see a surcharge on your receipt? >> that's a good question. [ laughter ] >> one has nothing to do with the other. >> tonight at 11:00, i take a closer look at those extra lines on your bill to make sure you're not confused the next time you go out to eat. your confusion can cost workers money. >> that's at 11:00. >> at 11:00. great report. >> see you tonight. >> here's a have you ever questioned vi visiting the world of avenatar from pandora? now you can. for the first time disney park life streamed the land. the world of avatar in florida. it is open until saturday, but special guests including the director jim cameron took part

in a dedication ceremony. pandora is an animal kingdom. features floating mountains on top of a dragon like creature. disney is the parent company of abc7. >> that looks like fun. when was the last last time you booked a get away? >> a new survey finds most people don't use all of their paid vacation. >> what? >> yeah. employment website did a survey asking people how often they take vacation or get paid time off. >> here's what is found. only 23% took all of their vacation days last year. 54% used only half of their vacation. 9% took no vacation days at all. good reminder, now might be a good time to plan your summer vacation. why? >> vacation days go to waste. >> do they get reimbursed money instead? >> that's the only thing i can think of. >> why would you not take the

vacation? i steal other people's vacations as you know. from the tennis court to the board room, tennis star serena williams hoping to ace a new role in the board room. how she hopes to change silicon valley. >> and kristen with abc7 news at 5:00. kristen. >> the fire department says the prius driver is very lucky. home prices set a record in every bay area county except for one. plus commuters may notice missing along the side of the freeway. and a selfie stick on ster

coming up tonight on abc 7 at 58 r 8:00, dirty dancing reimagined. stay with us for abc7 news at 11:00. silicon valley is buzzing this afternoon after learning serena williams has joined a major tech company as a board member. ? are hopeful the dennis great can inspire more companies to diversify their leadership ranks. abc7 news reporter chris nguyen has more. >> i am now silicon valley official and i got to go to work. got to go. >> reporter: superstar serena williams announcing on social media her newest role. board member for survey monkey, an online survey platform used by businesses all over the world. telling her instagram followers how the opportunity came to be.

>> i'm really good friends with sheryl sandberg. we go way back. and she thought it would be a really good idea. she also sits on this erred bo. >> reporter: sandberg is coo at facebook. her late husband was survey monkey's ceo. williams hopes to inspire si i kohl valley companies to hire more women and minorities, especially in roles of leadership. after spending nearly two days meeting with employees of the company williams said this in a statement. i i feel like diversity is something i speak to. change is always happening. change is always building. what is important to me is to be at the forefront of the change and to make it easier for the next person that comes behind me. many women we spoke with today were encouraged by williams' announcement. >> the board is an important aspect of any company. you can't say oh, they collect a chunk of change. the board has influence. and right now they're all old and they're all white. >> reporter: survey monkey ceo says williams is already making an impact. >> a lot of silicon valley companies are waking up saying are we getting a full

perspective, do we have the right voices around the table to represent our customers, employees, ultimately that's how you build a great business. >> reporter: a company hoping to tap into her experience as an athlete, entrepreneur and cultural icon. in san mateo, crit nguyen, abc7 news. >> facebook founder mark zuckerberg is scheduled to speak at harvard's commencement tomorrow. he posted this picture today from his old dorm room where he helped create facebook. yesterday he gave a live facebook tour of that room. zuckerberg says he'll share what he learned about our generation and the world we're all building together. zuckerberg will also receive an honorary degree during tomorrow's ceremony. he never received his degree. he dropped out of harvard to, of course, work on facebook. and you can get the latest news any time with the abc7 news app. you can download it for free and be sure to enable push alerts to be the first to know about breaking news where you live. that's going to do it for this edition of abc7 news at 4:00 today. thank you so much for joining

us. i'm alma daetz. abc7 news at 5:00 starts now. >> a little boy shot while walking his dog. >> a rugby star showing improvement. >> he's a fighter. all he talks about is getting into rehabilitation. >> call him broad bandit. two bay area women led them on a high speed chase. >> and new developments in the mystery of a missing san francisco man, what police are telling abc7 news tonight. >> announcer: live where you live, this is abc7 news. >> we begin with a 9-year-old shot in the stomach while walking his puppy. good evening, i'm kristen sze. >> i'm larry beil in for dan ashley. the boy had just finished celebrating his birthday. it happened last weekend in the city's fruitvale district. abc7 news reporter laura anthony is outside children's hospital. how is he doing now? >> reporter: this boy is in

stable condition here at children's hospital. while police are trying to find the shooter, or the suspects in this case, the community is reaching out trying to help the boy and his family. he's a little boy, was just walking down the street with his family and his puppy on his birthday. and now he is in children's hospital with gunshot wounds. >> it's always disheartening to see crimes against children and the youth in our community because it impacts the trajectory of their future and ours. >> reporter: it happened sunday night just before 11:00 p.m. in the area of fruitvale in east 27th street in oakland. he was walking with his older brother and parents on the way to a local store. it is unclear what prompted the shooting, or even where the shots came from. but police say the boy was not the intended target. >> you know, we have to all come together because these children are getting involved and, you know, it's just not fair. it's