live where you live, abc 7 news. kidnapping investigation in the south bay. a student said she was held at knife point and forced to drive more than 500 miles. thank you for joining us. >> i'm natasha. the woman found running down a road in oregon. abc 7 news reporter matt keller is live with the latest on the mysterious circumstances. matt? >> reporter: kristin, san jose police is the lead agency in this case. we are told she is talking to law enforcement as they try to catch her kidnapper. confusion at san jose state friday. a student's family showed up for graduation, but she was not there. san jose police started an investigation. then at 10:18 that night, a

phone call in oregon. a person reported seeing a frightened woman running down a road. we talked to the coos county sergeant over the phone. >> caller: reported by her she was kidnapped at knife point in her apartment complex in san jose. we were able to get her to safety and to the hospital. >> reporter: investigators say the victim roberted she was forced to drive north in her own car. she also says at some point, he hit her in the face. about eight hours later, they ran out of gas in bandon oregon, and she made a run for it. >> she hid in tall grass next to -- we have seed grass and stuff next to the ocean, was able to hide in an old lumber mill site, and he did not locate her, and he just walked away from there. >> reporter: victim a gave a limited description of her kidnapper. law enforcement does plan on

int interviewing her again this week for more information. live in san jose, abc 7 news. >> thank you. if you rely on bart this morning, there's a chance you were late. there were system wide delays. we spotted an empty escalator at the station in the morning commute. started with a medical emergency at west oakland bart and at 6:45 a.m., a train broke down near west oakland station. trains were down in both directions through the trans bay too. commuters took chances with bart while others improvised. >> my first day back at work, and this happens, so i'm going to uber, taxi, something. >> reporter: bart had tracks cleared this morning, but delays lasted for several hours. this morning, the county coroner identified victims in yesterday's deadly rollover crash as two 17-year-olds. this is video seen only on abc 7 news showing a pickup truck

flipping over several times. there it goes. park street and lincoln avenue. there were seven people inside that truck, two died. the police identified them as 17-year-old rihanna ortega and 17-year-old simon of union city. five others in critical condition. the driver was speeding and running red lights. >> there's been several collisions and quite a few near misses here where this pedestrian crossing is. just people in a hurry to get from one end of the town to the oa other and go past pedestrians, they have a light that's supposed to blink, but it's ignored. >> getting across the street is difficult, even at the best of times because you push the button, lights are on, but nobody stops. >> reporter: some started a campaign called slow down in town to raise awareness about speed limits. a man shot by the police in the city's fourth officer involved shooting in four months yesterday at 4:00 p.m. year

mowry avenue and blacow road. an officer was flagged down after someone spotted a man holding a pipe. there was a confrontation. the witness said the officer yelled for the man to drop what he was carrying. >> i thought he was pulling the taser out, but it was the gun. i said, oh, he shot him three times. >> reporter: the victim was rushed to a nearby trauma center. police have not released the condition. the officer was placed on administrative leave. police say a pipe was found at the scene. president trump's communications director is out today amid talk of a major shakeup at the white house. this morning, abc news learned president trump's personal lawyer is a focus in the russian investigation. here's the latest from washington. >> reporter: president trump is down playing the substance of the russia investigation today tweeting russian officials must be laughing at the u.s. how a lame excuse how the democrats lost the election has taken over fake news, but republican

senator mccain said the russian threat is more than a lame excuse arguing putin is a bigger threat than isis. >> it's the russians who are trying -- who tried to destroy the fundamental democracy, and that is to change the outcome of an american election. >> reporter: they are looking at the president's son-in-law, one of the most powerful members of the administration. allegations that kushner proposed a back channel. >> back channels are normal. is it normal to have a back channel before you become president? the answer to that is no. >> reporter: the president says he has total confidence in jared and despite admonishment of unnamed sources retweeted this today. he did not suggest russian communication channels says all the pr problems leading to a staff shakeup in the west wing. the communications director dubbed his resignation, and former campaign manager was

spotted at the white house with him yesterday. he on fox played coy about joining the team. >> it's an ongoing conversation, and i think that's a fair way to put it. >> reporter: so will a staff shakeup end there? there's also some speculation about white house spokesman sean spicer. he's taking to the podium for the first time in more than two weeks. abc news, washington. details now on the arrest of tiger woods for drivi driving under the influence. fallout conditions as we learn what happened yesterday in florida. jessica castro has the latest. >> reporter: we're now learning more about what happened to the golfer behind the wheel. appears he did not have alcohol in the system when arrested on suspicion of dui. in fact, woods passed a breathalyzer test. new details behind this now infamous mug shot, tiger woods, the golf megastar, arrested for suspicion of driving under the influence early monday morning

in jupiter, florida. >> he's a community member. i think that, you know, we should support him. >> reporter: according to documents, woods was found asleep at the wheel and had to be woken up, alleging the 41-year-old slurred speech and talked slowly. also, that he could not walk a straight line. woods insists alcohol was not involved blaming, quote, unexpected reaction to prescribed medications. this new paperwork shows he blew a 0 on the breathalyzer test. four drugs were listed in the report. solorex, vicodin, torix, and viox. the golf legend once dominated the game, winning 79 pga tour events and 14 majors, but in 2009, a fall from grace. an suv crash outside his home revealed a cheating scandal leading it a very public divorce from his wife and sponsorship losses worth millions.

he built back the reputation off the course, but his career remains plagued with health issues. the most recent, a back surgery in april. >> tiger, the golfer, has been basically missing over the last couple years, played three tournaments worldwide in two years. >> reporter: no. 1 golfer once is now 876. >> right now, there's a mystery surrounding his competitive life, only compounded by this incident in his personal life. >> reporter: despite documents that confirm he was not drunk, he is still charged with driving under the influence and set to appear in court july 5th. jessica castro, abc 7 news. >> thank you. the giants in washington nationals face each other again at at&t park tonight after the big ugly brawl. >> can't see enough of that. relief pitch herb strictland hit harper with a pitch. he charged the mound, and they had to drag him off the field after the brawl. both were ejectsed and likely to

be fined and suspended. >> some speculate the pitch was paisback when harper hit two massive homelands off strictland in the playoffs, and some say showed off. >> i also think it's ridiculous to, like, hold a grudge from a playoff series two years ago that you won. >> was it intentional? i don't know. hard to tell from we were if it was intentional or not. >> reporter: nationals won yesterday 3-0 after all this. after the game, strictland denied trying to hit harper. two days away from the start of the nba finals. cavaliers fly into town as we speak. meantime, abc 7 news was in downtown oakland where they practiced yesterday. they are ready to face lebron james and company for the third straight year. dub nation looks for revenge after last year. espn coverage of game one of the finals is thursday, 5:30 p.m. here on abc 7, and join us on

abc 7 for an all warriors pregame show at 5:00 p.m. on your home for the nba times. a driver forces a police officer's car off the road into a creek. how a group of good samaritans jumped into action to pull the air force from the wreckage. only the second of its kind here in the u.s. the new vertical playground for kids in emeriville. and we have a little drizzle to start the morning hours, that thick may gray is breaking up faster than today. you can see it from mount tam there. temperatures are five to eight degrees cooler than average. i have a chance of showers in the forecast, and 80 degree highs coming up this weekend.

new at 11:00, ariana holdings a dedication for those killed in the suicide attack, killing 22 and injuring more than 100 after the concert in manchester may 22. the benefit concert is held in manchester, the city's old cricket ground. proceeds go to an emergency fund set up by the city of manchester and british red cross. grande, justin bieber, cold play, katy perry and others perform. dallas police praise good samaritans who helped pull an injured officer from a creek bed. forced off the road, and landed 30 feet down a creek. witnesses reported hearing a loud crash before the vehicle went airborne and land in the

water. ten people pushed the damage car upright. he was pulled from the car and is in stable condition. >> he helped me. you know, everybody needs help. >> reporter: the officer was responded to a burglarly when the truck failed to yield the right of way. the driver of the truck fled the scene. emeriville took the wraps off a new playground this morning. it's not your typical playgro d playground, but a new concept designed for urban environments. abc 7 news reporter is live in emeriville to play around with us. amy? >> reporter: hi, kristin, looks like i'm in a cage. i'm not. i'm in the play structure. it is very compact, very vertical. unlike anything seen before at a playground, but don't listen to me. this morning, the experts tried it out, and the reviews are in. playing in the sky, a high prize play structure. when you can't spread out, think up. >> i think all cities,

particularly with urban playgrounds have to look at a structure like this. just makes sense. >> reporter: the school district bought this vertical play structure from a company in the netherlands. he says this is the second one in the u.s. the other one is in boston. kids here at the k-12 center of community of life finally got to test drive it today. from the looks of things, they seem really impressed. >> i love this new play structure. it's pretty fun and pretty scary at the same time, but it's always fun. >> excited they found something different, but i just feel like it's something, like, the school has to get used to it because it's new. >> reporter: there were concerns in the planning process, especially about how the children are a bit unreachable. >> had quite a few skeptics about the project and structure, and people said, well, you sure it's safe? who gets a child out if they refuse to come out. >> reporter: they moved forward, and today, cut the ribbon to

open the structure, and it appears they already found a willing teacher who will fetch stranded children. >> he may have to pick the most sufficient route, but you can get in there. >> reporter: okay, moms, here to tell you, you can get up here. now, this is not just open to students at this school. this is a community center, so it is open on the weekends if you want to try it out. come this weekend. live in emeriville, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> looks fun. thank you so much. >> really cool. get to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the summer of love with a music festival after all. the organizers months after the original permit was denied. a live look outside, santa cruz, yeah, that's sunshine there. meteorologist mike nicco has the

since most of us don't live at 2600 feet, i took time lapse of this morning's sunrise. the only place to see it this morning. there it is from mt. ta mrgs. you see the ebb and flow of the morning marine layer. it's waiting to breakthrough the clouds, and try to warm us today, but it's having a har time. look at sfo, still delays, averaging about an hour right now. partly sunny, breaks in the cloud cover, but the cool breezes keep temperatures cool. we have a little system, chunk of energy offshore, a little moisture with it that's going to come through during the night hours, and drizzle and chance of a couple light showers are possible tonight. warmer highs are on the way, but we have to wait until friday, saturday, sunday, and monday.

gusty today, and double digits, and extreme north bay and south bay, a breeze once again that's going to dominate the forecast. noon to 9:00, the bay into the delta, that's where we have the fastest winds at 24 miles per hour, and 3:00 tomorrow morning, at the coast. you can see a looks choppy on the bay. not too many white caps yet. fastest winds develop in 40 minutes from now. exercising, no temperatures too extreme, just watch the sun. especially if you're going to be out and about for some hours this afternoon. 59 in downtown san francisco. mission is warm at 63. east bay, oakland, 64, breezy afternoon, hayward 66, same in union city, possibly 67 in rich mond, 66 in san mateo. breezy on both sides of the peninsula, but upper 50s in half moon bay. santa rosa at 75, 71, and south

bay, summer did not start yesterday. still, cooler than average, 69 in san jose, and we're still saving money in our east bay valleys, no need for air-conditioning with a high of 73 in livermore, and a quick look at san jose, the ballpark where hopefully there's no base brawl tonight. i'm sure there's not. a lot of people were not happy with what happened yesterday afternoon. >> yeah. >> especially on the giants. here's a look at what's happening in the seven-day. pretty much the same temperatures tomorrow. a dry cold front thursday keeping us cooler than average, and backside of that, 60s at the coast, the rest of us in low to mid-80s, friday, saturday, sunday, and monday. >> thank you, mike. >> sure. >> strictland and harper are two spirited guys, say that. >> >> a lot of energy. >> a lot. >> let's hope it's all out. >> have issues. this year is the 50th anniversary of the summer of love. san francisco may celebrate with a music festival in golden gate

park after all. promoters wrote on facebook he and the city and rec park officials greed on the date of august 27th, but the permit is valuated or being evaluated, and has not been granted. there's september 10th or august 27th for dates. houston wanted the music festival this weekend, but permit was denied over safy eii concerns. amazon changing how the world shops hit a milestone. it stock topped $1,000. right now, the stock is at 998. amazon's market value is $478 billion. the seattle based company has come a long ways since started in 1995. what it sold mostly books then, and now it sells anything. it's also been blamed for taking business away from department stores, supermarkets, and clothe ing retailers. just when you thought "the view" count get better at

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they are both laughing. punished for liking something on facebook was believed to be the first ruling of its kind tonight at 5:00. spectacular, breathtaking, simply amazing. >> just a few of the choice words visitor use to describe the national park. >> may, typically the first of six busy movemenths, around the world and across the country, people have heard of a massive snow pack fuelling falls right now. >> even little boys, two little ones from l.a. were impressed by all that water. >> and got so close to it. >> that is cool. >> the waterfall, and it was, like, soaking wet. >> oh, many of these campers booked space more than a year ago. making those plans proved worthwhile to them despite the traffic they faced getting there. >> are we at the peak of the

snow melt? >> in the next couple weeks when it gets hotter again. it's been too cool, actually. >> all right. for us here at abc 7 news, thank you for joining us. >> oh, a a live look at sfo. the cavs are here. watch game one at 6:30 here on abc thursday.

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