brimming with emotion from the very start. >> you don't tell people when you kill their loved one how to grieve. >> reporter: not just for the presence of a national figure, the reverend al sharpton, but for the raw display of anger, from stephon clark's older brother, who took the service in a direction it seemed even his family didn't expect. >> i am? i am? >> reporter: on march 18, sacramento police fired at least 20 rounds at the 22-year-old clark has he stood? h in his grandmother's backyard with a cell phone in his hand. it came after a foot pursuit that was captured on video by a helicopter. >> we came for stefppppppp for the family, we came because this boy should with us today.

>> he was taken way too early. >> reporter: clark's mother described stephon as a -- >> stephon warmed his mother's heart with his big personality and his loving spirit. >> reporter: after the service, sharpton said clark's death has become a national event that many won't soon forget. >> somebody tweeted, hold on to the brother and hold on to me, that's what we're here for, we're here for the family to get justice and to get answers, because the nation needs it. >> reporter: now matt barnes was not only a pallbearer, we're told both he and marshawn lynch are helping out the family both emotionally and financially. >> for the past two games,

people protesting stephon clark have marked from city hall to the golden one center. today the kings put up a 6-foot tall fence around the arena. sacramento police are holding a town hall tonight about last week's officer involved shooting. police say they returned fire after eid shot at them from inside a barbershop. the town hall meeting is at 6:00 tonight at balboa high school. a san francisco correctional officer has been suspended on suspicion of sexual assaulting a female inmate. marco del real was taken into custody. sheriff djim hart says the alleged incident took place last july at the county's main jail.

>> del real's actions are an embarrassment to our profession and it sickens me that this happens or happened in one of our facilities. >> sheriff hart says he has ordered a full review of jail policies and procedures and he has ordered that all correctional offers wear body cameras. > nikolas cruz is getti getti from teenaged girls that include suggestive pictures. he says he's read a few religious letters with cruz but will not read any letters or share any photos with him. a survey by the nationalll center for educational awareness

said that school shootings were more prevalent in the 2015-16 school year. there's been a settlement who was struck and killed by an autonomous uber vehicle. she was killed last night as she walked her bike across a dark street in tempe. the relatives told the associated press that the matter has been resolved. uber refused to comment. today's revelations come only days after the governor suspended tesla's testing. a dramatic fire early this morning at a hotel. >> reporter: a terrifying wakeup call at a motel in hayward, robin verma took this video after he escaped the third floor at the america's best value in on whipple road at about 4:30 this morning. >> i just heard a girl was screaming, run, fire, run, run,

run. >> reporter: that voice he heard was danielle gonzalez. >> i was yelling, the building is on fire, everybody get up and get out. >> reporter: danielle and her boyfriend were asleep in their second floor room when she heard a loud noise. >> the window blew out and i woke up and i turned over and i woke him up and the room was on fire. >> reporter: when firefighters arrived they say they escorted out the people still inside the motel. the flames spread from the third floor and up into the attic. this is footage from inside the hotel when people were let in to gather their belongings. two rooms were a complete loss. amazingly no one was hurt. >> i'm just grateful that nobody got hurt and everybody made it out okay. >> we lost material things, i want them back, but we're alive and i'm thankful for that. >> reporter: the fire department plans to have a report on this

fire this afternoon. let's turn to the weather. >> so nice outside, we sent spencer christian up to his rooftop lair. >> it's a most spectacular day. sunny and warm around the bay area again. you can see just how bright and sunny it is right now, very few thin clouds are hanging around. and check out the records so far, 81 degrees in san jose, 81 in san francisco. 79 at sfo, all records for this date. and you can see many other locations have reached into the mid 80s inland. so we're waiting for the final official highs to come in a bit later. maybe there will be some more records. going into 10:00 tonight, the temperatures will be in the mid 60s. there will be a little bit of cooling, we'll see temperatures

near 60 degrees in most locations and tomorrow we'll be back in the upper 70s to near 80. and we could be on the way to another day just as warm as today. i'll have the complete accuweather 7-day forecast in just a few minutes. have you been on broadway in san francisco's chinatown recently? the ongoing broadway streetscape project is under way and it's hurt a lot of businesses financially. >> leanne is live and shows us how bad it can get during the commute hours. >> reporter: and we haven't even hit the real commute hour. this is a street that i really try to avoid in the morning and so do other people. and that's a real problem for merchants. this improvement project in what is perhaps the busiest street in chinatown, started in january 2017. >> it will be done at the end of may of this year. so may 2018. it's a few months behind

schedule. >> reporter: typically construction in older neighborhoods brings unexpected surprises and that's what has caused some of the delays. but once it's done it will have a new sewer system and promises to provide a safer and more pleasant walking experience for pedestrians. all this has affected popular restaurants like jute li. it's been popular on the travel channel and too many others to mention. he says it's been challenging to bring in clients. >> it's still going on. so anybody in the business almost go down 40% already. >> reporter: 40%? >> 40%. >> reporter: add to all of this the massive central subway project that ends here in china town, but it starts all the way back here at fourth and king. the project will be done in 2019

after a 12-month delay. >> we'll be continuing the work tat's being done at central subway, we're continuing to work with the community and the neighbor businesses to meet their concerns. >> the business has already gone down, but there's more, more, more. >> reporter: more, more and more. so it has certainly taken a toll on him and not to minimize his concerns, but on the positive side, public works says, the good news is that we have money. we have the funds here in san francisco to fund these projects. i'm live in china town. leann melendez, abc7 news. crews will work into the evening to fix a ruptured gas line in san jose. construction workers hit a 2-inch pipe there around 10:00 this morning. firefighters have lifted a

shelter in place order that was lifted for ten homes. the city says the construction crew should have been using hands tools instead of digging so close to that gas pipe. a los angeles judge has ruled that coffee products in southern california must carry warning labels was of a chemical compound produced in the roasting process. a state law requires warnings on chemicals that cause cancer. the coffee industry argued that coffee should be exempt because the chemical results naturally from the cooking process that gives coffee beans their flavor. hey, it's opening day in major league baseball. special treat for a's fans, first daytime home opener in decades. we'll tell you how they're doing today. and who's going to do better this year, the a's or the giants?

get out your cell phone and go to abc7news.com/vote. are you hearing that ticking sound? that is time running out. we're going to help you get your taxes done. we have a bunch of experts on the 7 on your side office. there you go, the phone number 415-954-7621. that ticking sound on your commute is time running out on you if you're coming from downtown san francisco. back with more on abc7 news

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opening day for major league baseball today. we want to know who you think will have a better season, the a's or the giants? right down here, log on to abc7news.com/vote and that will enable you to cast your vote. we'll give you the results at the bottom of the screen, and they're in real time right here. giants kicking off the season in los angeles, the a's got a rare day home opener at the coliseum. fans rolled in early this morning. >> reporter: it's their first daytime home opener in 21 these tailgating avr's fans adjusted nicely. the a's are celebrating their 50th season, so this year they changed opening day up a bit. it threw a few fans off, they had to take the day off from work. but they prefer the nighttime. >> i'm coming from san jose, so dealing with traffic on the way

here, dealing with traffic on the way back, i would rather have it at night. >> reporter: but you're here? >> oh, absolutely, i'm an a's fan, i'm going to be here. >> i'm just glad they are here. there was movement on that front yesterday, with the mayor announcing that she recommends new stadium in oakland. fans say hearing that is a nice way to kick off the season. >> i would like to still have one team in oakland. i grew up watching baseball with my dad and it's a big deal. >> we're excited to be able to move forward with the county and the city, hopefully soon. >> reporter: the plan is to have a new stadium in oakland by 2020. as we get to check on the real-time poll right now, giants

are a's, who's going to have a better year? te dodgers. >> oh, that was awful. >> no, i was clearing my throat. that's what that was. the fans think, giants despite their pitching woes and mad bombay. you like the a's? >> i think the a's have been doing well the past couple of years, the giants and all their injuries --. >> you can do this at home, abc7news.com/vote. the golden state warriors celebrated some most valuable moms with help from news. javon green and his mother and jordan bell and his mother carolyn took part in the event. the mothers took part in a q&a with 50 others. less than 15 days away from

tax day. >> michael finney is with some tax experts answering all your questions. >> let me start by giving you the tax telephone number, i should say tax hot line telephone number, thanks for being here. let's talk about how long it's going to take to get your money back? >> 9 out of 10 will get it in 20 days or less. that's if you email your return and select paper deposit. behind the scenes we're working on fraudulent returns. if it's longer than 20 days, that's what we're trying to do

behind the scenes, but for the most part, give it three weeks or so. >> this is also a special day because in 2014 -- you got to explain this. >> 2014 tax refunds, we have about a billion dollars worth of money from filers who haven't filed for a tax return. so that deadline is april 18, 2018. so we have to say hey, we have some money here, let's give this money a home to the taxpayer it belongs to. so 2014, if you are a tax return, you could use that if you yo. >> 415-954-7621. we're going to be here until 8:00. that's how efficient we're going to be here. so give us a call. you can also go online, hash tag

it, we have people over there, as a matter of fact we'll introduce you to them in our next segment. >> it's like a refund, you just gave another hour to everybody. thank you, michael. a group calling for better wages in san francisco took their fight to city hall the group is calling on the board of supervisors to raise the wage of city home health care aides and other city workers. >> we have jobs, but we need minimum wage, in a city like san francisco, it shouldn't have to be this way. >> the group wants a minimum wage of at least $16.86 an more. san francisco is set to raise the minimum wage to $16 an hour on july 1. easter sunday, only a few days away.

looks like the forecast and the weather's fantastic outside. >> perfect. spencer christian is here to look at the weather. >> right now it's a bit toasty, but it's going to be a little bit cooler, but very pleasant over the weekend. here's live doppler 7, we have mainly sunny skies, with a few thin and whispy high clouds. it is 75 in san francisco, after a high today of 81, which is a record on this date. 77 in oakland, 81 in san jose, 82 in gilroy, 73 at half moon bay. and this is the view from the east bay hills camera, looking at a mainly sunny sky, temperatures are in the low to mid 80s right now. 79 in both napa and livermore. and a live view from our camera here. we' it will be warmer than average again tomorrow, and we'll see breezy and cooler weather easter

weekend and this mild and dry pattern until the middle of next week. the overnight lows tonight will be in the upper 40s to low 50s, and tomorrow's highs will range from 74, 81 up north in santa rosa, 83 in san jose, and low 80s at concord andly livermore, so it will be warm all over the bay area. on the beach, it will be mild as well. beach highs tomorrow will be in the low 70s, but santa cruz will get up to 79. and the uv index will be high so apply sunscreen. tree pollen will be high tomorrow and grass pollen will be elevated as well. no problems now with weed pollen or mold spores. on we go to look at tomorrow's projected highs versus the average highs for march 30. projected highs for tomorrow in that first column. check out the difference, every location on this board will be

anywhere from 9 to 16 degrees warmer than average for tomorrow's date. so here's the accuweather 7-day forecast, much warmer than average tomorrow. still pretty mild over easter weekend, the only minor schooling going into next week, for the next six days we'll see temperatures slightly above average, on the mild side, pleasant, spring, dry spring weather i might add, all the way through next week. spectacular up there. it is a hit. roseanne's return to tv, and internet. but not just [ any internet.] it's "you've never gamed with speed like this" internet.

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roseanne making waves even at the white house. president trump called roseanne barr after the suck sessicessfu

of her show on tuesday night. >> reporter: more than 18 million people tuned in to see what roseanne and the rest of the connor family have been up to for the past 21 years. >> what's up, deplorable. >> reporter: turns out they didn't miss a beat and they're still having the types of conversations that are happening in living rooms all across america. >> it's so unfair, you're ruining my life, you guys suck. >> i ain't seen that movie in 20 years. >> reporter: only now in 2018, the issues look a little different. >> look at that, honey, my grand son's nails are wet. >> reporter: roseanne's grandson likes dressing like a girl. >> there's not a clear script for how to talk about this. >> reporter: and at center stage, the political divides within families after the 2016 election. >> but most of all, lord, dthan you for making america great

again. >> reporter: for barr, this conversation is all part of her plan. >> i hope that it opens up civil conversation between people instead of just mud slinging, i really do, because i think we need to be more civilized than that. >> and it seems to have struck it's cord. at it's peak, people were sweeting 20 tweets a second. >> reporter: and president trump called her last night to congratulate her on the revival of her show. >> you can catch up saand join e conversation with encore episodes right here on abc7 news. after spielberg, initial, it's not happening after all. he's not on board with the fast food company's spielberger idea,

to promote the new movie ready player one. >> itthey're pretty good, but i passing. cease and desist, can't do it, sorry, guys. >> okay so carl's jr. has come up with a new ad, it's really just like the first one, only they added in not coming soon at the end. >> it's even hard to just order a spielberger. how many spielbergers would you like. in the morning, russia retaliates, russian diplomats are being asked to leave russia. young people are dramatically under represented in our democracy. >> millionaire

and here are the stories making headlines at 4:30. right now it's another day of protest in sacramento over the police shooting death of stephon clark. protesters have marched from the district attorney's office to the federal building. they want the officers who shot clark to be charged with murder. the funeral was today and reverend al sharpton gave the eulogy with the family next to them. the maryland court of

appeals saying that adrian syed was gi there's been eight white house departures in the last month. david shulkin has been fired and the white house physician named to replace him. >> reporter: david shulkin is the fourth member to leave the president's cabinet in just over a year. >> i wasnt happy with the speed with which our veterans were taken care of. >> reporter: his resignation follows an inspector general report, that said that he took a trip with his wife that cost taxpayers $122,000. he was claimed he was targeted because he opposed a department

shift. >> this was completely mischaracterized there was nothing improper about this trip. >> reporter: president trump nominated white house physician admiral jackson to replace him. >> i told the president if he had died in the last 20 years -- >> reporter: recently president trump said he almost has his dream cabinet. >> president trump actually is pretty comfortable with all of the churn, the resolving door around his white house. >> reporter: they're concerned about his lack of managerial experience the va serves 9 million veterans. moscow says it will retaliate against the u.s. and other countries for expelling russian diplomats over the poisoning of an ex-russian spy in britain. putin gave notice today that 60

american diplomats will be asked to leave and it was also announced they will close the consulate in petersburg. >> the only victims in this situation are the two victims in the hospital in the uk right now. >> as for those victims, sergei skripal is still in critical condition, but his daughter is recovering. spending millions of his personal wealth to register millennial's to vote. >> tom steyer stopped by nbc 7 news shows. >> tom, good to see you again. >> kristen, thank you for having me. >> you just announced you're putting $30 million into the

midterm elections and supporting certain candidates and getting the young people to vote. why do you believe it all centers on getting the young people to vote? >> well, the largest age cohort in the united states is people under 35. thatbigger than the baby boom generation, they vote at about half the rate than other american citizens, they are the most diverse group in american history and they're the most progressive group in american history. >> do you think recent events have galvanized the youth in terms of their political affiliation, the march for our lives had a huge turnout across the country. >> of course it is. and i think it reflects exactly where the issue is with the young voters, so if you think about the response to the tragedy at parkland, we had young voters saying there is an obvious truth here, we need to be protected. the elected officials are not

doing their job to protect us because they are kowtowing to the very large and corrupt organization called the national rifle association. >> speaking of the influence of money in elections, there are some that would argue, you, putting your own money and vast resources into national elections. won't some people say, he's got a lot of influence? >> we're trying to do this in the most high-minded and pate yo yotic way, we have been scrupulous and in my opinion as clean as anyone can ever be to make sure that people realize we're just doing this in the public interest. >> would you support the kind of campaign dpfinance reform that would eventually make it impossible for gryou to run the

super pac that we have. >> you have put considerable resources into running ads across the country. are you seeing now as a result of what's happened recently as proof that you started out on a track that you needed to go down? >> well, we started the campaign on october 20th, and i felt very strongly at that point that this was a lawless, reckless and dangerous president. and i think that there was a ton of evidence on october 20th that all of that was true and that he was a threat to our democracy and a threat to the health and safety of the american people. >> have you ruled out running for president yourself someday? >> let me say this. i was saying a couple of minutes ago how much trouble the democratic party is in. if you look, republicans control the white house, the congress, the senate, the supreme court. 35 out of 50 governor ships, everybody who's concerned, which should be every american citizen, should be head down until november 6. and then if they want to think

about after that, that's fine. >> heads down, everybody get to work. tom, thanks for coming in. turns out dining out could actually be bad for your health, but not in the way you may think. plus the young woman who inspired so many with her strength and

the nobel peace winner says she will continue to campaign for the rights of girls in pakistan. >> she arrives in her home homee country for the first time since 2012. >> reporter: it's been six years since malala was shot in the head by a taliban gunman. for the first time since 2012, she's come home to pakistan. at just 15 years old, she was already a powerfuled advocate f girl's education. and now at 20 years old, it's even louder. she said she couldn't believe this was even happening. she says she doesn't cry very much, but the tears kept coming. she's now a student at oxford university, the youngest ever nobel peace prize winner, with 130 million girls still out

of school around the world because of war, poverty and discrimination, her fight remains the same. she told us about her new partnership with apple. >> everybody girl decides their future, i want every girl to have access to quality education, i want girls to follow their dreams. >> reporter: her next goal, educate at least 100,000 more girls around the world. >> now it's an extraordinary homecoming that no one in pakistan including never herself ever anticipated. from the roof, we live doppler 7. record warmth across the bay today. and it going to be pretty mild as well, with clear skies mainly in the upper 40s to low 50s.

and it will be warmer than average 70s to low to mid 80s inland. we see may see more records tomorrow. and as we look at state wide conditions, here's how it's going to be, low 80s in sacramento, 81 in fresno. down south 95 degrees. here's your 7-day forecast for the bay area. we'll have a slight cooldown for the weekend, easter weekend, with high temperatures mainly in the 70s, it will be a little bit breezier, and we will hold in that average to milder pattern, i don't see any sharp drops or even increases into next week. bulldozers and dump trucks are trying to save a part of the san francisco coastline to fight against erosion. dump trucks will make about 100 trips up and down the great highway to deposit some 75,000

tons of sand. keep your eyes on the sky. the satellite set to come crashing down to earth this weekend and the project here in the bay area attracts all kinds of space junk. do you need tax help? we have you covered at "7 on your side." go online to facebook, or dial

i'm trying to manage my a1c, and then i learn type 2 diabetes puts me at greater risk for heart attack or stroke. can one medicine help treat both blood sugar and cardiovascular risk? i asked my doctor. he told me about non-insulin victoza®. victoza® is not only proven to lower a1c and blood sugar,

but for people with type 2 diabetes treating their cardiovascular disease, victoza® is also approved to lower the risk of major cv events such as heart attack, stroke, or death. and while not for weight loss, victoza® may help you lose some weight. (announcer) victoza® is not for people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. do not take victoza® if you have a personal or family history of medullary thyroid cancer, multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if you are allergic to victoza® or any of its ingredients. stop taking victoza® and get medical help right away if you get a lump or swelling in your neck or symptoms of a serious allergic reaction such as rash, swelling, difficulty breathing, or swallowing. serious side effects may happen, including pancreatitis. so stop taking victoza® and call your doctor right away if you have severe pain in your stomach area. tell your doctor your medical history. gallbladder problems have happened in some people. tell your doctor right away if you get symptoms. taking victoza® with a sulfonylurea or insulin may cause low blood sugar. common side effects are nausea, diarrhea, vomiting, decreased appetite, indigestion, and constipation. side effects can lead to dehydration,

which may cause kidney problems. change the course of your treatment. ask your doctor about victoza®. i don't think so. >> two new arrivals at the international space station went for a space walk today less than a week after moving in. the astronauts got off to a late start because of some space rubble. meanwhile a chinese space lab is expected to fall back to earth in the next few days. the risk to people is actually pretty small. abc7 news reporter david louie has details of a new radar system, that's trying to do in space what air traffic controllers do at lower altitudes. >> the best guess is there 1,000

objects in space known as face junk. the objects in low orbit can fall to earth due to the earth's gravity. space junk from size of a basket ball or a softball. space junk keeps growing, a collision between two spacecraft in 2009 over siberia created an estimated 2,000 pieces of debris. so identifying, tracking and forecasting their movement are critical steps. lockheed-martin has just completed this new radar facility in the marshall islands that will be par of a space project called space fence. as the junk grows, they will add the pieces to a list. >> where some of the current radars can just track one object at a time, space fence is

literally capable of tracking thousands of objects at the same time. >> reporter: space fence also has the capability to analyze an object's movement and predict its path. the radar in the middle of the pacific detects the debris. >> bring putting an object right near the equator, you have more viewing opportunities to see the objects. >> telescopes remain for tracking space junk. in the santa cruz mountains, david louie, abc7 news. in addition to the u.s. tracking space junk, the european space agency is hoping to launch a robot into space in 2024, that will snag debris and bring it back to earth. we are less than three weeks away from the tax deadline, hopefully you're well aware of that. now is the time to get some help with the "7 on your side's" tax

deadline. >> have you guys done your taxes yet? >> working on it. >> let me give you the telephone number you need to call. we have some of the most foremost tax experts in the bay area that are willing to answer your questions right now. a bunch of them are working right here. we have been getting a lot of calls coming in. right now, i want to talk to laura ross, she's in the california society of cpas, and she wanted to talk about some deductions you can take and some you can't take. let's start with the good news firs. >> you are this year still able to take some professional expenses, such as union dues, or professional dues. you're still able to deduct those this year, you probably won't be able to next year. on the other side, as far as what you can't deduct, one of

the things that's common this year is political contributions are not deductible. and the other thing that wouldn't be deductible often is the donation of your services. if you donate your time to a charitable organization, it's not deductible. and a lot of people get confused on that and submit that with their tax returns. >> here in the bay area, people are very generous with their time. all that and no deduction? >> you can't deduct your time but you can deduct your mileage for getting there. we're going to be here until 8:00, if you need some help, you can go on our facebook, dial 415-954-7621. >> before you go, tell us where you're going to be tomorrow. >> oh, great, thank you for reminding me. tomorrow if you have any tax

questions that didn't get answered today, or any consumer questions for that matter. join us down at santana, i'm going to be there. join us there tomorrow. >> and you have to declare them, if you get free stuff. thank you, michael. all right, get your fill of fun this easter weekend. >> natasha from abc7 mornings has some information from hood line. >> we have got you covered. let's start with the good stuff. bac bacon, this my friends is millionaire bacon. you were saying it's kind of like? >> it's kind of like a party in your mouth. it's got, salty, hot, and sweet. >> it's particularly good in a bloody mary, it comes from the kitchen of brandon murdock, who won chopped, by the i what.

this easter is special. you're invited. you can get fresh local crab and avocado salad. -pl plus the fried chicken. >> we do tons of crab, prime rib, ham, turkey, we have this beautiful alameda riviera on the water. it's beautiful, it's kind of like a vacation. to bring everybody together and share about food and talking about things and putting everything aside and enjoying everyone's company. >> you can get a $50 easter brunch. and if you want to head straight for the bubbly, head to the walk around sparkling wine tasting in napa from 10:00 until 2:00 p.m. they're including bottles from around the world, including south africa. and how about easter doughnuts,

food truck including johnny doughnuts, there's a petting zoo and of course an egg hunt. it's tat the first baptist churh of san francisco. for all the info, go to abc7news.com. we'll link you up with hoodline. if you were debating buying burning man tickets this year, it may be too late. tickets went on sale yesterday and were gone in less than 30 minutes. that's 26,000 main sail tickets at about $2,500 a pop. low income applications will be accepted through april 16 and there are also tickets for $1,200 and a last-minute sale in erly august. heads up if you eat out a lot. there's a new study from a berkeley researcher who's got a big warning. it's got nothing to do with fat or calories. new things to look out for.

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news at 8:00, it's "grey's anatomy," followed by "station 19" and then an all new scandal. dining out can be bad for your wallet and a new study out of berkeley says it may raise your risk of a toxic chemical. >> reporter: the bay area is a foodies paradise, great eats, great restaurants and people that know their stuff. but there's now research that every time you eat out there's -- >> they are associated with pregnancy complications, and infertility and also childhood developmental outcomes. >> reporter: it's not just fast food outlets, the risk is the same wherever you go. not because of what they put in the food, but what the food comes in. >> people who dine out, had 35%

higher thalate chemicals than if they eat at home. >> thalate is found in the packaging that food comes in. the greatest risk is for pregnant women and the very young. and it may also raise the risk of cancer. we asked the lunchtime crowd what they thought? >> i think a person whose young and thinks they're invincible. >> i try and look at any restaurant i'm eating at and get a look at what they're sourcing things from. >> nowadays everything causes cancer. >> reporte >> if you did reduce or remove thalate levels in the food supply, you would immediately see a reduction in people's bodies. and abc7 news reached out to the

golden gate restaurant center for comment. abc7 news at 5:00 starts now. >> he just loved it. he ate, slept and lived racing. >> and because of that, this north bay woman is celebrating her husband's life. he died going more than 100 miles an hour in a drag racing crash. plus -- >> it's time for us to go down and stop this madness. >> a pledge and a push for comfort. emotions are high 11 days after the police shooting of an unarmed man. people are leaving scooters on the street and some are getting this is video of an amateur drag racer before he hit a wall at more than 100 miles an hour and crashed with fatal

consequences. >> at >> here's abc7 news reporter wayne freedman. >> reporter: at sonoma raceway today, business as usual, unless a person knew where to look. that smudge on the drag strip wall leads to this gathering in napa. maryland "rambo" remembering her husband of 51 years, ken, he died last night in his prize possession, home built ford pinto dragster. this video of his run cuts off just before the impact. we still don't know how the crash happened only what happened, witnesses say the car crashed into the wall doing 120 miles an hour, then went left, and hit the wall at an 80-degree angle. >> he would not have been able to race if