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>> confronted by congress, facebook ceo mark zuckerberg apologized today for allowing data mining and promised to make reforms. good evening and thank you for joining us. i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. zuckerberg faced two senate panels on capitol hill today. 42 members of congress had their chance to demand answers from one of the most powerful people in tech. >> abc 7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian is in the newsroom to break down today's testimony. >> ama and dan, testimony went on for five hours, and through it all zuckerberg kept a calm disposition. even after some serious grilling from lawmakers. with 44 senators focused squarely on facebook's ceo, mark zuckerberg began the hearing with an apology. >> we didn't take a broad enough view of our responsibility, and that was a big mistake. and it was my mistake. and i'm sorry. >> reporter: the apology stems from the massive data breach involving cambridge analytica, the political consulting firm hired by the 2016 trump

campaign. the company used personal information gathered from 87 million facebook users. >> were you part of a discussion that resulted in a decision not to inform your users? >> i don't remember a conversation like that. >> reporter: senators even questioned zuckerberg's right to privacy. >> mr. zuckerberg, would you be comfortable sharing with us the name of the hotel you stayed in last night? >> no. >> reporter: but zuckerberg did share this. that facebook is cooperating with robert mueller's probe into russian meddling in the 2016 elections. >> have you or anyone at facebook been interviewed by the special counsel's office? >> yes. >> have i been interviewed? >> i have not. but we're working with them. >> reporter: zuckerberg's willingness to work with those in washington is an interesting shift according to jennifer king at berkeley school of information. >> the senators in the room made it fairly clear that if they don't, if they're not willing to work with them, they're going to take action whether they want it

or not. >> reporter: that action could come in the form of federal regulations and restrictions involving information sharing. lisa amin gulezian, abc 7 news. >> and during zuckerberg's five hours of testimony he made nearly $3 billion. that's because facebook's stock gained more than 4% today. however, facebook shares are still down about 11% since the data privacy scandal broke last month. we have breaking news in east oakland. several people have been rushed to the hospital after a crash involving a number of vehicles. it happened at 9:00 tonight two hours ago on 35th avenue at paxton. you can see debris littered around the street. right now northbound paxton is closed to traffic as police talk with witnesses and gather evidence. new details tonight about a stabbing at a bart station. we've learned the suspect is a convicted felon now charged with attempted murder. robert dolph was charged with six counts in connection with the attack at the coliseum bart station. dolph has two prior drug

convictions. he's now accused of wounding a woman and her brother in last saturday's attack. and the brother of stephon clark, the man shot and killed by sacramento police, was seen speaking with the police chief during i special city council meeting on department policies. the chief said he'll release more video of last month's shooting. the department also mandated that officers will have to get permission before turning off the microphone on their body cameras, which happened during the clark shooting. 2 1/2 weeks since an apple engineer died when his tesla crashed while on autopilot, his family is now speaking out to the i-team. dan noyes is here with more of his exclusive interview. dan. >> ama, tonight tesla released is strongest statement yet blaming the driver walter huang for what happened. but his family are fighting back. >> reporter: despite his long hours at apple last november 38-year-old walter huang found time for his family. >> his daily routine is to wake

up every morning before everyone else to make breakfast for everyone and make coffee for savon. >> i spoke with his brother and his wyche and the attorney they hired to sue tesla. walter died march 23rd in a fiery tesla crash in mountain view on his way to work. she couldn't reach him and turned on the news to see this. she told me walter had complained that his tesla's autopilot had steered toward that same barrier on several occasions. she recognized the location and the blue model x. >> did you think if was water? >> yeah, i think that's him. he just like love everything. for me. i not only lost my husband. i lost my best friend. >> reporter: tesla kofrmtd its data showed walter huang was using autoo'pilot at the time of the crash but that his hands were off the steering wheel for six seconds right before impact. tesla sent me a statement tonight that reads in part "autopilot requires the driver to be alert and have hands on the wheel. the crash happened on a clear day with several hundred feet of visibility ahead which means

that the only way for this accident to have occurred is if mr. huang was not paying attention to the road." >> we know that he's not the type who would not have his hands on the steering wheel. he's always been a really careful driver. he has not gotten a ticket in his entire life. >> reporter: the family's lawyer believes tesla's blaming walter huang to distract from issues with the car's autopilot. >> its sensors misread the painted lane lines on the road, and its braking system failed to detect a stationary object ahead. >> you can already see the arguments forming for the lawsuit. the lawyer tells me he doesn't expect to file a complaint until the ntsb wraps up his investigation. i'm posting that complete new statement from tesla on our website, abc 7 news.com. ama and dan. >> thank you, dan. dan's investigative work on this story has received international attention. all of his reports can be found on our website, abc7news.com. when news breaks, we'll send out

an alert which you can get by downloading the abc 7 news app. search and rescue crews today scoured the rain-swollen eel river in mendocino county and will be back at it again tomorrow in the hopes of finding the missing sotapili family from valencia. the parents and their children, ages 9 and 12, were scheduled to stop in san jose on their way back from portland, oregon friday but they never showed up. a witness reported a maroon vehicle driving off highway 101 north of leggett around 1:00 p.m. that day. chp officers found parts of a honda they believe to be the same model and color that the family was driving. we have a bart delay to tell you about tonight. this one involves new train cars. bart hoped to have 60 of the cars in service by the end of last year. currently only ten are running due in part to issues during testing. bart projects delivery 200th new car won't happen until september of 2019. the rollout is set to be discussed at tomorrow's

metropolitan transportation commission meeting. electric scooters are popping up all over the place in san francisco as you may have noticed. tonight a city supervisor thinks the tech companies responsible for all of those scooters are not being good corporate citizens. abc 7 news reporter kate larsen explains why. >> reporter: electric scooters, the latest in tech transportation, are dealing with a few bumps in the road at san francisco city hall. >> i think it's important that we take this one seriously. >> reporter: the pedestrian safety advisory committee discussed the scooters, which have popped up i the hundreds on san francisco streets in the past three weeks. >> these are stationary items that are very, very dangerous for seniors, families, and especially people who are a.d.a. like blind animals. >> reporter: when not in use riders leave the rental scooters seemingly wherever they please which also obstruct city sidewalks. riders also tend to ignore laws like wearing a helmet and not riding on sidewalks. >> our legislation has to catch up. >> reporter: supervisor aaron peskin introduced legislation to require the three scooter companies to go through a

permitting process. >> their general motto has been ask for forgiveness rather than permission. >> we're ready and willing for the city's regulations. >> reporter: line bike's spokesperson joe arellano said lime is satisfied with the rollout so far even though people are getting injured like this man who hurt his toe when he tripped on a scooter in hayes valley. >> does lime take any responsibility for the fact they're not being used responsibly for everyone right now? >> i think we can't police 100% of our users but what we can do is continue to do the education. >> reporter: the board of supervisors will vote on scooter legislation next week. in san francisco kate larsen, abc 7 news. they went to dance class to practice their leaps. they never thought they'd be jumping for their lives. hear from one of the students who escaped the flames. >> incredible video to share with you. plus first responders in the youtube shooting are being rewarded in a way that could help save more lives. and -- we're already at more than 800 animals. >> a bay area wildlife center has been inundated with orphaned

baby animals. today they have tips on how to co-exist with wildlife during this peak spring season. i'm meteorologist sandhya patel, live doppler 7, tracking a cold storm that will bring us more than rain tomorrow. i'll let you know what coming up. >> thanks, sandhya. all that's ahead but first a look at what's coming up tonight on "jimmy kimmel live" right after abc 7 news at 11:00. >> thank you, dan and ama. here's a bit of what we've got going tonight. >> do you ever forget you're pregnant? >> i always forget. oh, my gosh, the other day i was sleeping and the alarm went off and i was going to jump out of bed and i was like, what's happening? i can't get up.

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a week ago today a gunman attacked youtube, and tonight both youtube and google employees are thanking first responders for what they did that day. the tech companies are matching the donations of their employees to acknowledge the bravery of san bruno emergency crews who rushed to youtube's san bruno headquarters last tuesday. a total of $280,000 is being given to the san bruno community foundation to help support first responder programs. at bank of america to the growing list of companies taking a stand against gun violence following the parkland, florida shooting that left 17 people dead. bloomberg reports bank of america plans to stop lending to companies that make assault-style guns used for

non-military purposes. we have to see this. dramatic cell phone video tonight, heart-stopping, of dance students jumping for their lives when a fire swept into a dance studio in new jersey. watch now as a handful of young girls and their instructors trapped by flames leap to the ground. >> it was pretty scary, but i was one of the last ones to jump off. sought fire was coming toward me and i was -- >> could you feel the heat? >> yeah. some sparks hit me. >> this is the moment when 12-year-old toomey dangles from the balcony, then drops to the ground, escaping those intense flames with just cuts and bruises. bystanders rushed in to hoist ladders and break windows to get the last of seven girls to safety. the fire broke out in a restaurant below. it's am ie south bay. an early spring means lots of newborn animals, and unfortunately, hundreds of them have already been orphaned, typically because of human action. abc 7 news reporter katie marzullo has expert tips on how to treat wildlife near your

property. >> right now they're still on formula, so they're getting fed three or four hours. >> reporter: four orphan coyote pups found in san jose after their mother was hit by a car. they're just five weeks old. the wildlife center of silicon valley will care for them for six months and then release them back into the wild. >> the coyotes are great for the ecosystem. they're like nature's pest control. just like raptors. they definitely help keep down rodent populations. >> reporter: the pups are among hundreds of orphaned baby animals at the wildlife center. spring is the start of the peak baby season. >> lots of these animals looking for the perfect location. if there's a source of water and there's free food on the ground, then why not stay there. >> reporter: it's best for all involved if wildlife babies are not born in a residential back yard. some tips to co-exist, put away pet food and pick up fallen fruit and vegetables. keep your yard well lit at block access to raised decks and sheds so they don't become dens. place ammonia-soaked rags in pots around your property. and if you have a pool -- >> beach balls in your pool,

brightly colored objects sought ducks don't see that as a good place to hunker down with their babies. >> reporter: also, this is not the time of year to trim your trees. you might already have bird or squirrel nests. in san jose katie marzullo, abc 7 news. >> awfully cute faces. >> yeah, they are. all right. well, we need to get ready for i think some more rain around here. >> that's right. meteorologist sandhya patel is tracking it for us. sandhya. >> yeah, dan and amma, we'll be seeing rain tomorrow night. it will be spreading across the bay area. it's going to be pretty windy as well. this storm's going to be different from the one that came through today. let me show you the timeline. 7:41. sun went down from our emeryville camera. we started to see skies opening up. lots of sunshine around the bay at that point from our emeryville vantage point, but we did have spotty showers today. other than monterey the places that we did see those showers only trace amounts. next round is going to be different. it's going to actually measure as we head into tomorrow afternoon and evening. live doppler 7 right now showing you just some lingering clouds

in places like the south bay. temperatures at this hour in the 40s and the 50s. let's take a live look right now from our san jose airport camera right now. you will notice that skies overhead pretty good. visibility is good there. wet and windy tomorrowing afternoon, evening. bright and warmer friday, saturday, and another system comes your way on sunday. tomorrow morning definitely will need a sweater or a jacket. at least a light one. because it is going to be cool to chilly. temperatures in the 40s, 50s. there will be cloud cover around tomorrow afternoon. most of you seeing clouds except for lake and mendocino counties. that's where you're going to see the rain first. now, watch what happens as we head into the time period tomorrow as far as what's going to happen with the rain. your giants forecast against the d'backs, perfectly fine at at&t park. day game. 55 degrees. sun and clouds, 59 by the time the game is over. level 1 storm on our storm impact scale arrives tomorrow afternoon, evening, with light to moderate rain. most areas will get between a tenth to .4 of an inch.

and winds will be gusting 25 to 40 miles an hour. this is your hour by hour timeline. 3:00 tomorrow night. you'll notice where the rain is, which is north -- pretty much north of the bay area. by 5:00 p.m. you're starting to see the moderate pockets of rain across the north bay, shifting southward by 7:00 p.m. the yellows is indicating some brief downpours as we head into 7:00 p.m. it's going to be pretty wet across the region. and at 9:00 p.m. the light to moderate rain is moving into the east bay, the south bay, the santa cruz mountains. behind it scattered showers, cold enough to produce some snow showers, believe it or not, over the higher terrain up to the north. so don't be surprised if you live in lake county or mendocino county you that start to see some snow showers. what's left of thursday is just spotty light showers for not only the morning hours but also through the lunchtime hour and the north bay particularly heading into the afternoon. this is a typical april storm in terms of how much rain we're expecting, which isn't a whole lot, about a tenth to .4. ukia you could pick up more than

that. and in the mountains this is going to turn to snow. take a look at the snow totals, especially thursday when the snow level drops to about 2,500 to 3,000 feet up to nine inches at donner, khybers, kirkwood eight inches of snow. here's a look at the accuweather seven-day forecast. level 1 system, tomorrow afternoon, evening, going into thursday morning. you will see some gusty winds and the rain. much cooler on thursday. and then those temperatures are going to bounce back friday, warming trend gets under way. spring warmth for your saturday. look at the temperature difference. mid 60s up toer 70s saturday after you bottom out on thursday, and then rain's back again, level 1 storm for sunday going into monday. you can download the accuweather app and keep track of live doppler 7, dan and ama. >> thanks, sandhya. all right. fear the reaper. the carolina reaper. coming up, a man found out the hard way just how hot a pepper can be. and tomorrow on "good morning america" kerry washington gives you a peek into the final season of "scandal."

and dwayne johnson talks about his new action thriller "rampage." "gma" starts at 7:00 a.m., tune in then, but we'll be right back here.

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well, the warriors get tuned by the jazz tonight in the regular season finale. fortunately, the dubs have clinched the second seed in the western conference playoffs. now, prior to the game quinn cook signed a multiyear contract. he'll be on the playoff roster. the 25-year-old has appeared in 32 games, 17 starts, and he scored in double figures the past 14 games. meanwhile, warriors counting down the minutes until the playoffs. dubs down big early and kevin durant goes down. takes a hip check. not what the warriors want to see right before the playoffs. he'd stay in the game. why? jazz, ricky rubio with the steal. 25 points for utah off 16 warrior turnovers. utah up 23. dubs now down 43. klay thompson with the three. he finished with 23. and averages 20 on the season. but the rout was on. jonas. jerebko. corner three. dubs face the music. 40-point loss. worst of the year.

we'll find out tomorrow who the warriors face in the first round of the playoffs. there was some good news, though. stephen curry got up some shots before the game. he's still not expected to return in time for the first round of the playoffs but a good sign for round 2. giants with some more bad news. johnny cueto went on the ten-day dl retroactive to april 7th with a bum ankle he hurt working out over the weekend. left-handed pitcher steven oaker brought out to replace him. meanwhile, tyler beatty. gave up two in the first but escaped the jam striking out chris owings in the third. two earned runs five walks. bases full. giants in the sixth. andrew mccutchen at the plate. he draws a walk. lead is cult in half. 3-3 in the aikt. brandon belt strikes out swinging but buster posey is running. throw gets away allowing mccutchen to score. 4-3 giants. hunter strickland on to save it in the ninth but paul goldschmidt moon shot to tie it up at 4.

bottom nine, mccutchen is clutching. walk-off single. the giants are going to go on to win it 5-4 your final. a's in l.a. to face the dodgers. these two should not be friends. shawn ma nahhia on the hild tough outing early. chris taylor see ya, gives the dodgers a 1-0 lead. next batter corey seager, back-to-back jacks. the dodgers go on to beat the a's 4-0 your final. and 98-year-old sister jean, the loyola of chicago basketball champion, threw out the first pitch at the cubs home opener. she went with the underhand curveball. as i mentioned earlier her 15 minutes of fame could go on forever. maybe the warriors need to bring her on board. this abc 7 sports report brought to you by river rock casino. and we will find out for sure who the warriors play in the first round tomorro

all right. that's our report. we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. for sandhya, shu, all of us, thank you for being here tonight. right now on "jimmy kimmel live," eva longoria. >> enjoy. we'll see you tomorrow. >> tv's number one daily viral

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