there's no danger of a failure of any kind. >> this is earlier video from the mariposa fire department. officials say any flood waters from the dam would be contained by the don pedro reservoir a mile downstream. >> it's part of the hetch hetchy water system. it provides water to the peninsula and santa clara. our water supply has not been affected. i'm kristin sze in for ama daetz. we have just learned new information about a fiery crash that left one person dead. >> it happened as a car approached a checkpoint to enter the base outside of fairfield. >> cornell bernard is live from the base with the latest information tonight. cornell? >> reporter: i just got off the phone with the fbi in sacramento. it's joining this investigation into a deadly car fire that happened at the main gate at travis air force base last

night. a u.s. official is telling abc news tonight, that it appears there were propane tanks inside that vehicle. now take a look. the fbi looking at these videos of a car on fire, posted to air force forums facebook page. a suv gained unauthorized entry on the base by driving past guards. the guards tried to stop the vehicle. authorities say the vehicle crashed and burst into flames. the driver was killed. sky 7 was over the main get an area where the incident occurred not long ago. the identity of the driver has not been released tonight. that u.s. official telling abc news that investigators looking at terrorism as a possible motive tonight or some type of suicide event. the investigation is just in its early stages. we are on the other side of the visitor center, about 500 yards from the main gate. this is as close as we are allowed to be at this point

tonight. we're live in fairfield, cornell bernard. developing news from sacramento where protests have broken out in response to sunday's deadly officer-involved shooting of an unarmed black man in the back yard of his grandmother's house. these are live pictures over downtown sacramento. demonstrators marched onto interstate 5 a short time ago, schotting shutting it down. they have since left the freeway and it is now. >> al: protesters are demanding that the officers involved be fired. we want to warn you, some may find what you are about to see and hear graphic. it shows police shooting and killing clark. >> show your hands! [ gunshots ] >> shots fired! suspect down! >> officers did not find a gun, only a cell phone.

clark's family has hired the same attorney that represented trayvon martin's family. they say it will be investigated thoroughly. >> the tragedy warrants not only our sorrow but a deep examination of what occurred and what policies and procedures must be examined and changed. >> the officers were responding to a report of someone breaking into cars in the neighborhood. now to new details on a san francisco shootout that left six people injured. this video shows the chaos outside a barbershop as shots rang out. >> a san francisco police officer is still recovering from his wounds, and the small family businesses that line geneva avenue are trying to cope with what happened. >> eric thomas is live at the scene with the latest. >> reporter: as you mentioned, the suspect was pronounced dead at the hospital. the wounded officer underwent surgery this morning to rye move the bullet from his leg, and there were four other people

wounded. we understand a couple of them were released from the hospital. but along the avenue, these business owners are still affected by this and still trying to get rid of a case of nerves. >> reporter: it's back to business, but not back to normal. >> my guys who work in here, it's my business. i worry about what people think, you know? >> reporter: vladimir was away when the gunfire broke out inside his business, but when he opened up this morning, he faced broken windows, numerous bullet holes in the wall and employees in the hospital. >> the guy got hit in the >> reporter: their is t >> reporter: this is the suspected shooter, a 21 year old. investigators say he shot first, wounding an officer in the leg. you see him crawling away in this video. officers returned fire.

the barber at this station barely escaped getting hit in the crossfire. he didn't want to go on camera, but a friend who works at the pharmacy next door called him the luckiest man on earth. >> i'm surprised he's still alive. like everyone says, i should go to church, light a candle, after light a church, go play the lottery, because he's the luck yis person on earth right now. >> reporter: theis is new surveillance video from down the street. it shows curious neighbors moving closer to take a look, then they hear gunshots and scatter. including the hardware store owner. >> when you hear gunshots, you just don't want to be hit. >> reporter: and they'll be glad if they never hear gunshots begin. abc 7 news. let's turn to storm watch, today's level two has tapered off, leaving the bay area with clear skies. we're looking at the driving conditions on the san mateo

bridge and highway 101 in san jose. >> sunny now, but look at this ice melting off the camera. this live picture is thanks to lake tahoe tv. >> our weather anchor, spencer christian is here with the accuweather forecast. >> our level two storm has leveled off, you might say. things are pretty quiet in the bay area. but more stormy weather's coming our way. can you see how calm our conditions are. well, fairly calm. we do have strong, gusty winds. surface wind right now is gusting at 36 s sfo. all around the bay area, it's pretty breezy. skies will still be clear and it will still be dry out there, but notice late tonight, actually, in the early morning hours, we'll see some cold showers moving into the north bay. and they'll continue to sweep through the bay area throughout the day, speaking of cold in the

sierra, winter storm warning is still in effect until 11:00 for much of the lake tahoe area, above 6500 feet. and an avalanche alert is in effect. conditions are considered dangerous, for the back country, not for the established skiing areas. a bit more on our local forecast coming up in a few minutes. abc 7 news was in the north bay during the storm this morning. a large tree fell in santa rosa. crushing a car but not hurting anyone. at the junction of highway 12 and 121 in shellville, there's a long history of flash floods, and another one happened today. all drivers escaped uninjured. in the south bay, the rain made for some very hazardous driving conditions as you can imagine. but many people certainly appreciated some of the breaks throughout the day. kris nguyen is there. remember >> reporter: highway 17 was an absolute mess today.

multiple drivers caught up in accident or spinouts causing major delays for those behind them. >> slow down, that's all i can say, enjoy the views. >> reporter: this couple visiting from michigan stopped by the boardwalk and came prepared. >> umbrellas, rain gear, i brought pmy rain boots as well. nothing was going to stop us from doing what we wanted to do today. >> reporter: this comes as the boardwalk gets ready for a busy spring season ahead. >> it's a little wet, but we needed the rain. next week it's supposed to clear out, tand it will be another wonderful season at the sbeech . >> reporter: they are ready to clear any downed trees or debris flows. >> we haven't heard of any significant problems today. >> reporter: the district's ten water supply reservoirs are currently at one third of their

full capacity, meaning there should be enough space to capture any runoff from this week's storm. although the rain itself isn't always fun, workers say it's a good problem to have. >> we don't know if next year will be a dry year. we don't know. >> reporter: a break in the rain tonight, certainly a pleasant sight for drivers. >> remember, you can track weather conditions at any time with the abc 7 news app, view live webcams or check the seven-day forecast all in your phone. the app is free to download, and we have versions for your apple and android devices. an east bay college campus will reopen tomorrow following a one-day shutdown after messages threatening gun violence were found scrawled on bauwarm walls. -- bathroom walls. laura anthony has the story from pleasant hill. >> reporter: with some 20,000

students, the campus at diablo valley college is normally bustling with activity. but not after all classes were canceled. buildings locked up tight following the finding of graffiti. >> that there was shooting that would be taking place on this campus. we took that seriously and decided to close this particular campus. >> i just realized, and i saw the empty parking lot. >> i saw s i saomething, i said something. nothing happened. >> reporter: haley brophy's been sounding the alarm for a long time. she claims another student, a male with a prior arrest for bringing a knife to a protest has been making threatening statements to her and others for months. >> >> he made direct threats against the multi-cultural center. he participated in hate speech,

ma made ma soj nis particular comments and was a threatening figment. >> reporter: brophy's mother put a lengthy post on facebook, a warning to others. this e-mail was sent to students on monday saying the social media post was full of misinformation and insisting the campus was safe. a spokesman told us there is no evidence that those threats reported by brophy and this week's graffiti are related. but both incidents are still being investigated. in pleasant hill, laura anthony, abc 7 news. stay with us. on abc 7 new, a laptop that doesn't follow the regular script. find out who was robbed and who came to help. i'm leanyanne melendez in s francisco. pg a pg&e unveils its safety program. a work in progress. san francisco convenes a

simts on how to safely test autonomous cars on streets. what they can learn from the tragedy in arizona. zfrnl we want to find out what you think. how do you feel about self-driving technology? you can vote right now. you can see a lot of people saying don't trust it, it's unsafe right now. others say they can't wait. how do you file? lo

more companies are suspending self-driving car testing programs after the deadly arizona crash involving an autonomous uber vehicle. toyota says it will stop testing on public roads but will

continue to test its cars at closed, private facilities, new-tonomy is pausing its program. ford says it will not halt its program for the time being. although this was planned several weeks ago, a summit on autonomous cars couldn't be more timely after the fatal wracrash arizona. >> we want to know what you think about self-driving technology. post your opinion. you'll see it in real time. >> some say don't trust it and others can't wait. jonathan blume explains how cities want to work with the companies. >> this is the first step in what i hope is a very long dialog. >> reporter: the mayor knows it's the city, not the state. he asks the people here

voluntarily. >> taeit's the future of our ro. >> reporter: he also addressed the elephant in the room. >> obviously, what happened in arizona is very unfortunate. we don't want to see that replicated anywhere around our country. >> reporter: it comes a day after this video showing a self-driving uber striking a woman as she walked her bicycle across the street. the driver appeared to looking down, not at the road. step one is getting the companies and the cops on the same page. >> training our officers to int interact with the vehicles. how do we deal with the vehicles in regards to any collisions. >> reporter: san francisco is a bit of a special case. it's the second densest city in the country. the message out of arizona is clear. >> it shows you, this is not ready for prime time. we've got to see all of their development still go on. >> reporter: for now, they are

testing with two people in the car. >> you can't pull a carr ov oved ask for license and registration if no one's driving the vehicle. >> reporter: as for the complex questions out of arizona, mark rose kine was the top agent. >> the more complicated this will be for all of us to learn about. >> reporter: jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. >> all right, you can see the votes continue to come in in our live poll. how do you feel about self-sdriefing technology. there they are on the bottom of your screen. >> it is mixed, right. you have can't wait. but then you have a lot of people who say don't trust it right now. you can add your opinion. go to abc 7.com/vote. >> there's no logg-in required. just click to vote.

today stocks dropped. the dow closed at its lowest point of the month, just under 24,000. the nasdaq lost 178 points, the s&p dropped 68. today the president dropped the tariffs and hinted this is just the beginning. >> the >> this is the sfifirst of many. use the word reciprocal. if they karnl charge us, we cha them the same thing. >> and just in the past hour, china has raised tariffs on american pork and other goods. the forecast after a heavy rain. it nice to see a break. >> do we have more showers? the forecast?

>> we do indeed. we have calm conditions right now. i should say dry. it is not raining, sent f excep few little patches of widely scattered showers. most places are seeing sunshine as we are. it's 52 in san francisco and low to mid-50s in oakland, san jose and gilroy and 50 at half moon bay. check out this view from mt. tam looking onto san francisco and much of the bay. 56 in santa rosa, mid-50s mainly at napa and 50 in livermore. one more live view from the sutro tower, a few wispy clouds in the sky, these are the forecast features. we'll see partial clearing. scattered, cold showers will return tomorrow and continue saturday and sunday. intervals of showers, not all-day showers. and sunny, warmer weather next week. the storm coming in tomorrow

ranks one on the scale. a storm of light intensity, producing mainly scattered showers. we'll see snow level dropping to 3,000 feet. the highest bay area peaks may see a few snowflakes. forecast animation, notice how clear and dry it's going to be until just after midnight, during the wee hours of the morning we'll see a few cold showers in the north bay. so north bay commuters may encounter some wet spots. then later in the day, widely scattered cold shower through the remainder of the bay area. we won't see any widespread or concentrated rainfall until much later. late tomorrow night we'll see another wave coming in, closer to midnight and into early saturday morning. and much of the day saturday will feature widely scattered showers. overnight lows tonight, mainly upper 30s in the valleys. tomorrow's highs will range from mid-50s at the coast to mainly

upper 50s around the bay, mid to a few locations may top out at about 60 degrees. despite all the rain we received, we did get up to an inch or more in the north bay. we are still will below the average levels for this time of year. most locations rank about 60-65% of average. the rainy season is winding down. we're not likely to get up near the normal range. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. as we get the intervals of cold showers, other storm activity will rank only one on the storm impact scale, but did will be windy and chilly. shower will linger and taper offer quickl quickly quickly quk we're looking at spring-like highs in the low to mid-70s by midweek. >> wow, back to what we consider normal. >> that's right. >> coming up next, what could

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live, where you live. this is abc 7 news. pg&e is blaming global warming for our changing weather pattern. it says drought and the millions of dead trees have caused the new normal for california. >> last year's fire was the most destructive in california history.

they merged into six massive fires, burning 8900 structures, killing 44 people. >> and several lawsuits have been filed against pg&e, accusing the company of causing or contributing to these fires. >> today the company unveiled a comprehensive 2018 wildfire safety program. lyanne melendez spells it out. >> reporter: pg&e believes the way to respond to the effects of global warming is to be proactive. the fires were a wakeup call for the utility company, prevention is key. that's why next fire season they'll be in contact 24/7 with cal fire and contract with out of state firefighters and have them on stand by. >> also to help protect our infrastructure and work alongside our utility workers as they are out in the field responding. >> reporter: the utility company will continue its vegetatio management plan but will require keeping trees and limbs farther

away in power line. power lines will be replaced with powder coated ones. wood poles will eventually be a thing of the past, as they are replaced with non-wood material. >> if we can adjust it to fit this -- >> reporter: as part of the plan, pg&e wants to add to its network of weather stations across california, which will feed information back to its headquarters in san francisco. >> help us be able to predict what conditions are coming our way. >> reporter: the cost of implementing this plan has yet to be determined. state senator jerry hill has been a critic of the utility company. >> they knew these were best practices ten years ago, when san diego gas and electric, after a tragic fire, learned those lessons, put them in place. >> reporter: some of these new measures are already being implemented. others will take years, even decades, to complete. in san francisco, leanne melendez, abc 7 news.

we continue to keep an eye on the situation in sacramento right now. where crowds are filling downtown streets to protest sunday's deadly officer-involved shooting of an unarmed black man. right now, the crowd is outside the golden one center, the arena downtown which will host a kings basketball game in less than an hour. earlier, protesters walked onto interstate 5 going sacramento brolocking traffic. they are demanding the two officers involved be charged a viral video shows a mother placing a marijuana significant ritz near t rhett mere tnear the baby's mou. you are looking at the video showing the 20-month old daughter. lofton remains in jail.

her bail is $100,000. police in the bay area say it happens every day, talking about laptop thefts at coffee shops and cafes. >> but this recent case involves a woman who refused to be a victim, and a good samaritan's quick thinking. >> dion lim has the dramatic footage. >> i remember going like, crazy. >> reporter: this video has all the drama of a hollywood movie. complete strangers stopping a popular theft sweeping the east bay. she dances for a professional basketball team and was working at the starbucks in castro valley. >> i try to apply for jobs. >> reporter: when out of nowhere, a young woman appears. >> she was standing right next to the counter. she just like swipes my laptop and just started running. >> and i just hear this woman cry, give me my laptop! and i looked up and i saw a woman chasing her. >> reporter: without a second

thought, she sprints after her like the wind. >> i felt like i had super human strength. i never ran that fast in my life before. >> where she was doing i was doing with her. >> reporter: they followed the thief to a get away car around the corner. >> i ripped the door back open and went in after her and basically, there was some struggle, like i grabbed my laptop. she pulled my hair, and i tried to get out of her grasp. >> i fethey thought they had a victim. she's a savage. >> reporter: i know what you're thinking, take the law into your own hands isn't the best idea. in this characteristic law enforcement's impress. >> she was not going to be a victim. she chased down the suspects and got the laptop back. i say we're hiring at the sheriff's office. we're looking for people like that. >> reporter: while misty is a delivery driver, one thing is

for certain. this is an experience they won't forget soon. >> i have a greater appreciation for this person here. a republican is rising to the challenge. the front runner in the race for california governor. lieutenant governor gavin knewson is still sleedileading field. but john cox has inched ahead of former los angeles mayor antonio villaraigosa. villaraigosa has 12%. the top two approach to the general election in november. a man's car was within the warranty period, but the manufacturer still wanted him to pay out of pocket for repairs. >> tonight 7 on your side's michael finney goes through the fine print also ahead. >> the 101st airborne, the screaming eagles have arrived in

the bay area, and a big celebration is planned in the city of mateo this weekend. national puppy day is one day away. tomorrow we'll be live streaming our puppy cam. beginning at 4:30 a.m. >> we're helping find forever

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signed, sealed, and soon to be delivered, the royal wedding invitations are on their way. about 600 people, members of the public, have been invited to watch prince harry and meghan markle wed at windsor castle. so far the guest list is secret. the couple taking their vows on may 19th. so 600 people will wake up tomorrow and find those invitations in their mailboxes. >> we won't be among them. let's take you back to when the u.s. was involved in an unpopular war and soldiers often bother the brunt of protest. >> san matte yeo adopted the 10

airborne division, and it is still being celebrate. >> reporter: it was the kind of greeting reserved for vips, and for this group, the 101st a airborne is special. they were adopted 50 years agoh. it was linda patterson who said the soldiers, many of them draftees deserved support. her brother was in the 101st alpha company and lost his life in vietnam. through the years, school children wrote letters to the unit and sent them care packages overseas. the soldiers sent back notes in appreciation. >> it made me feel so good that somebody i don't even know cared enough to write a hand-written letter and send me things to make sure my spirit was lifted up. >> reporter: about 50 are in the area for events. including a recognition dinner

and parade on saturday. about 40 vietnam veterans will join the parade because san mateo embraced them. >> i am going out to the city, the only city that cared about me. and they're going to be marching in that parade right alongside their active troops today. >> reporter: eight other cities have adopted members of the 101 isst. >> it really means a lot to come back and meet with those who cared so much about us. it's an amazing feeling. >> i was honestly surprised that they were so supportive, because there's not a lot of military branches out here, especially in northern california. >> reporter: if you would like to support your support for the 101st airborne, can you attend the homecoming parade saturday morning along b street in downtown san mateo, david louie. >> a powerful relationship. david is going to be the parade announcer saturday morning at 11:00. >> we're going!

a repair that one car owner thought would be free under his warranty almost cost him $10,000. >> so he reached out to michael

fenny f finney for a little help. >> you know how you have an eye tim a eye -- item and it breaks down right after your warranty expires? >> yeah. >> this one broke down a few miles short of his 100,000 mile ten-year warranty from mitsubishi. still, his claim under the warranty was denied. david hotchkiss admits he doesn't know how much about cars, but he does know he bought his 2010 mitsubishi outlander with a standard, ten-year, 100,000 mile warn taranty. he fully expected to use it after his car came to a sudden stop on the freeway. his car currently has 95 th,000 miles on it. >> wouldn't go forward, wouldn't go backward in gear and stopped. >> reporter: he was told he needed a new transmission, but

the dealership denied his warranty claim because his transmission fluid wasn't green, the color of mitsubishi's his report read, incorrect transma transmission fluid found. it is red in color. the quote, $9700. that bothered david, who said i didn't think i hhe had to use mitsubishi's fluid or that it had to be a certain color. >> they said, no, it has to be mitsubishi fluid. >> he reached out to 7 on your side and filed complaints with state and federal regulators. he was sent this information about the act. it prohibits a dealer from invalidating a warranty because repairs were done elsewhere. dealers also cannot require parts made by specific manufacturers. mark anderson is a consumer attorney. >> it's very rare to hear the

manufacture was conditioning a warranty on the buyer buying a particular product. >> 7 on your side contacted mitsubishi, and the company agreed to make the repairs under the warranty. >> when you try to solve things at a lower level and you're not getting anywhere, call 7 on your side, because they're the greatest. >> you know, he's right about that. no, no, no. we reached out to mitsubishi for comment but the auto maker did not get back to us. i do want you to reach out to us if you are having a consumer problem. that's what we're about here. the hotline is opened from 10:00 a.m., to 2:00 p.m., you know the number. you can also reach me on high facebook page or through abc 7 news.com. >> he is right about that. >> i was going to say, he's not wrong. thank you, michael. the level two storm that rained over the bay area tapered into a level one.

and in some neighborhoods, it did not take long for the sun to come out. >> heidi shared this picture of blue skies with the caption "i love level two storms". she ought to put that on a tee shirt. she also put the #abc now and helped us find it. >> i love level two storms too, i hope we can get a couple more before the rainy season is over. this rainy day is over. it's dry right now with bright skies across the pbay area. we have another one coming in tomorrow ranking one on the impact scale. these will be cold showers. overnight, starts to get an a little chillier than last night for sure. overnight lows in the upper 30s. inland, lower to mid 40s around the bay, tomorrow look for mys under showery conditions. the accuweather seven-day looks like this. piersd of light, scattered cold

showers. ranking one on the impact scale. and a drier, sunnier and warmer pattern next week. it will start to feel like we expect spring to feel, although it's hard to know what to expect these days. >> maybe we can enjoy the spring wr without any guilt knowing we got some rain. >> i never feel any guilt. on to sports, a lot going on. >> yeah, and you have a message on steph curry? >> i was about to say a sight for sore eyes, not me, steph curry. steph is ready to go. he's hadsetbacks after two good days of practice. what the two-time mvp has t

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steph curry is not 100% healthy, then again, who is? i woke up with a tickle in my throat this morning. he is likely to return to the court on friday. head coach steve kerr says curry is probable. he has missed the last six games with a sprained right ankle. he hasn't suffered any setbacks during two weeks of rehab and likely won't have any restrictions on his playing time. >> i know the difference between my right and left. that won't stop me from being

who i a.m. on tm on the floor. i can kind of not look in the rear view mirror anymore and look ahead to what's right in front of us. >> i think he should be good, but i wouldn't tell you he's 100%. not many people are at this stage of the year. it makes sense to throw him out there again. you know, the last ten days have been very productive. and he's worked really hard on his rehab, but there's not another level to get to for him. but the rehab, so it makes sense. >> the other splash brother is getting closer to returning to the lineup. klay thompson won't play friday but might be on the court soon. thompson looking pretty good in practice today. he was using his left hand to shoot the ball. that goes up pretty good. he broke the thumb on his shooting hand nearly two weeks ago against minnesota.

frank gore is signing a one-year contract with the miami dolphins. he is about to turn 35 years old. that is ancient for a running back. he was born, played ball in florida. he spent the majority of his career with the 49ers and ranks fifth on the nfl's all-time rushing list. johnny football can still draw a crowd. 13 nfl teams, including the raiders were on hand to watch johnny manziel at the university of san diego's pro day. word is, he looked pretty good. he was a first-round pick by the cleveland browns but was released later after off-the-field issues. san jose hits the ice against las vegas. the golden knights lead the sharks by eight points with nine remaining in the regular season. the sharks appear to have the advantage. they've been red hot, winning five in a row, and a lot of that has to do with the addition

evand evander kane. >> he's a talented hockey player. we know they're a real good team. and we know if we don't play our best game we won't have a chance to beat them. so it should be a good game. >> to analyst, now to golfer. tony romo making his pga tour debut. the long putt on number 10 for par. stumble coming home. trouble on the 15th. that would lead to a bogey. he was five over on holes 13-16. he is tied for second to last after shooting 5 over 77 to put that in perspective. bryce barnett is leading at 9 under par, and tony romo following a long line of athletes who think golf is easy. >> these guys are good. >> they certainly are.

>> thank you, evan. fans hoping to go to the sacramento kings basketball game are out of luck. here's a live look at the golden one center in downtown sacramento which is not allowing anyone inside right now because protesters outside. sdprt crowd, which is peaceful right now is protesting a deadly police shooting over the weekend. steven clark, the kings game is scheduled for 7:00 p.m. the center, despeights what we're seeing here says it will start on time. we'll see whether they play the game without any fans in the arena. >> join us at 9:00 on coffee tv 20, cable channel 13. the massive collection of garbage between here and hawaii. how it got there and what's being done to clean it up. at 11:00, your worst enemy could go online and for a few bucks learn a whole lot about you. michael finney looks at what you can do right now to protect your information. and coming up, grey's anatomy, then catch the series

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you can tell by the way she's smiling today as she gets to face lynn and natasha. welcome aboard and good luck to all of you. here we go into the jeopardy! round. we'll get right to it with these categories... was there any news in 2017? yeah. we'll have... then we'll have a... and finally we'll rewrite the classic novel, and you identify the novel we are rewriting. rebecca, start us. on the board game, $200. rebecca. -what is clue? -that's the game. board game, $400. lynn. -what is monopoly? -yes. in the news for $200.