minivan. the vehicle went off the cliff. >> dramatic video from sky 7 shows a harrowing ordeal. battles frigid water after crashing the minivan south of the deefl sly. >> fire will raple. >> any will describe his as a 38-year-old from asia somehow managed to reach out of the van get to the rocks. >> he was hypothermic from being in the water down there. he was able to extricate himself and walk and claimed to not have injures. >> despite the hypothermia the man was responsive and able to walk to the stretcher on his own. the california highway patrol calling it a miracle. >> that's a good word. especially on friday the 13th, right. >> it's remarkable. now the the man is staying at san francisco general hospital with non-life threatening injuries. investigatored ruled out drugs and alcohol and do not believe this was an intentional crash.

in the studio, dion lim, abc 7 news. thank you we sent out a push article about the rescue as underway. you can watch the watch rescue unfold on abc 7 news.com and the news app. we posted a video showing the efforts to save the driver. mountain view police are developsed body cam video showing the encounter between officer and the youtube shooting suspect on the morning of the attack. >> hi, are you nasim. >> yes. >> hey, so, you were reported as missing. >> really? >> yeah, as missing from san diego. >> yeah, i left my family. >> okay. >> you don't live with them if a anymore. >> no. >> can i just ask if you don't mind why you left. >> we don't get along together. >> okay. do you have id on you by chance? >> sure. >> police also asked nasim

aghdam if she had plans of hurting someone. and she said no. hours later aghdam went to youtube headquarters in san bruno. she wounded three people before fatally shooting herself. >> we have developing news out of oekd oakland where two people were shot. look at video from sky 7 near 24th avenue and east 26th street. oakland police say the shooting was reported around 2:30. police arrived and found two people suffering gunshot wounds. no word on their condition right now. police haven't released any suspect information. abc 7 news will update this story as more information becomes available. san mateo county sheriff deputies tell us a taxi driver is in custody after being involved in a hit-and-run that sent a woman to the hospital with major injuries happening after 5:00 this morning in mill bra at the corner of el camino real and civil an avenue. a taxi was found as a car wash and the driver taken into custody at the scene. new details tonight on the family that disappeared in mendocino county while driving

to visit relatives in the bay area. the thougttapilly family was driving from portland when the suv plummet intoed the river north of leggett. within the last hour investigators confirmed finding the body an adult phlegm several mimes downstream. our reporter talked to investigators and has the latest. >> reporter: exactly one week after the members of family went missing searchers in raft and on foot searched the river for some sign of them. >> during the recovery efforts we were able to locate personal items that have been positively identified as belonging to the thottapilly family. >> reporter: this morning searchers discovered a bibody in te water and investigators are seeing if it matches one of the victims. the chp says 42-year-old husband and his wife and children ages 12 and 9 were on vacations from southern california. they were last seen leaving dell

north county driving a honda suv to visit a relative in san jose. it was raining heavily near the town of leggett when they tried to pull into a turnout. >> it was soft there was grass and mud where they went over. >> it was a 150 foot drop to the river below. searchers have gone 12 miles up and down the river and 60 miles by helicopter and found very few clues. >> this river at the flood stage is unforgiving. the search and rescue people on the first day estimated the slowest part of the river moving at 14 miles an hour. >> that was fast enough to move the vehicle to an unknown pot. but chp and the sheriff's office says they will keep searching as long as they have the resources. any say it's the least they can do for the surviving relatives. >> they're a loving, happy family, close-knit in communication at all times actually traveling to visit family in san jose. >> reporter: a trip that will never be completed. eric thomas, abc 7 news.

investigators hoped to determine in the next few day processes the body they recovered today is that of mrs. thoughts a pilly. meanwhile they search for the family's vehicle which is believed to still be under water. and a disturbing update this afternoon on the case of a family of 8 presumed dead after the van drove off a cliff in mendocino county. the chp revealed today that the driver jennifer hart was drunk with a blool level of.102. investigators also revealed her wife and two of their adopted children had taken a significant amount of an ingredient commonly found in ben drill. which can make people sleepy. officials also say it looks like n one in the van was wearing seatbelts. and that this was a deliberate act. the bodies of three other children still not recovered. tesla ceo elon musk is defending his decision to release information on the accident that killed a bay area man. the story is being closely followed by the abc 7 news

i-team. walter huang slammed into a barrier and died three weeks ago today. earlier this week tesla came under fire from the nabts naem for reveling information the the agent as wasn't kpirmd. abc news tesla always releases. >> the ntsb takes a log in time to complete a investigation. they'll take a year. we can't wait a year to release information. that's way too long. >> as the i-team reported the ntsb removed tesla from its investigation for releasing that information. let's turn attention to the weather. and take a live look from the sutro tower cam in san francisco. lag nice out at alcatraz. >> take a boat out there. awesome. spencer christian with the first low back at our weekend forecast. >> a beautiful day all around the bay area. and we have another one coming tomorrow. let's look at what's going on right now. here is live doppler 7. sunny sigh o skies as you saw in

the view from sutro tower across the bay area. and we still have rough conditions along the bay area beaches. beach hazard statement is in effect until 7:00 this evening. we have elevated wave heights up to 15 feet in some location there is. there is a possibility of dangerous sneaker waves and rip current. bare that in mind. it might be a good idea staying away until conditions settle. let's look at the weekend ahead. spring warmth prevails tomorrow under sunny skies high temperatures in the mid-to upper 70s inland up to 70 around the bay and 60 or higher on the covert. on sunday we have showers coming in. starting up in the north bay in the morning hours and then swinging down to all parts of the bay area later in the day. the storm ranks one on the impact scale. a little forecast animation starting at 9:00 tomorrow morning. notice bright and sunny throughout the day tomorrow. clouds increase tomorrow night. by 11:00 tomorrow night we'll is he probably partly cloudy to mostly cloudy. then early sunday rain moves

into the northern most part of the viewing area. by noon it's pushing threw most of the north bay and then later in the afternoon we'll see it swinging seward and eastward to other parts of the bay area. i'll give you a closer look and houpg the rain lasts later ama. >> thank you spencer. the justice department is putting the pressure on the city of oakland to comply with federal immigration policy or risk losing federal funds. in the letter sent to the mayor schaff yesterday attorney general jeff sessions says the justice department won't tolerate international effort to undermine public safety and rule of law. sessions criticized schaff for warning people of i.c.e. raids in february. the city has until may 14th to respond. applications for h 1 w visa as down the second consecutive year. it's popular with sbrengs rents residents who want to work in the tech industry. according to the federal government 191,000 people apply during the five-day application period which opened on april 2nd. that's down from last year's

199,000. but still more than double the available slots. the trump administration wants to crackdown and fraud and make sure recipients are doing the jobs they were hired for. new at 4:00 now, san francisco crackdown today on the new electric scooters popping up all over town, maybe you've seen them. city officials tell abc 7 news public works seized 66 of the scooters blocking sidewalks. if you're not familiar with the scooters riders use the smartphones to gain access to the shared scooters. but the arrival sparked a slough of complaints about unsafe operation and riders dumping them on sidewalks when they're finished being used. but that's the business model. people drop them off and pick them up that's the point. the city says the company has to pay up to get the scooters back. >> the prices is about $125 that cost is for -- for us picking them up. and administrative fee. the department will keep them for 90 days and after that we will get rid of them.

>> three scooter companies, byrd ablime and spin recently started operating in san francisco and other parts of the bay area. >> huey louis making news today, the front man for huey lieu louis and the knews cancelled all this year's performance. including outside lance music festival f doctors believe he has menniers decease, a disorder of the inner ear. he says he lost most of his hearing before a show a couple months ago. outside lands music festival tweeted out the news they wish him all the best for a speedy recovery and said they are working on finding an artist to replace him. bay area icon. >> yeah. the game that's stirring up controversy in solano county. school officials say it's not organized by them. but parents say students want it stopped plus -- we don't have cable. we don't have a shower. >> the north bay wildfires six months later. and for some recovery is still very slow. and why signing your credit

card receipts will flou be a thing of the past the change taking effect today that you want to know about. and let's check the traffic at 4:11 this friday it's not good on the skyway in san francisco. slow going in both directions, southbound on the right-hand side, left-hand side tp trying to get to the lower deck and

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brinkley takes an in-depth look at tough choices in the schools. >> reporter: the fire turn the world upside down for many santa rosa students, senior kayla barker is living in a trailer after her home burned to the ground. >> we don't have cable. we don't have a shower in the trailer. i kind of live day to day trying to figure out where i'm going to shower, where i get homework down, high how to use wi-fi. >> alternate housing means long commutes to school which the trudging through for now. >> what we hear from the community is that many people are waiting until the end of the school year and then they're going to move. >> 500 students have already departed the santa rosa city school district since the fires. uns or thousands more abandoning the district this summer could leave the schools overstaffed and short on funding. >> the city and county face revenue issues because if people move out we don't have a property tax base as well. it's a multiple layer issue that we are going to have to work

through in the next few years. >> the need for counseling is even more intense than it was right after the fires. the district has gotten a grant to open an integrated wellness center this summer for fire victims. >> i get nightmares sometimes. i still imagine my house and still there. >> senior anira lost her home and laptop which derailed college application plans. she is choosing to stay home at a junior college as she rethinks goals. >> i feel like my plans and perspective has changed. >> parents and students are weiery, not knowing the future. >> what used to cost $300 a square foot can now cost $600 a acquire foot. rebuilding the school communities could take a decade or more. the school district says many families have moved not just out of sonoma county but out of state.

and stay with abc 7 news for coverage of the north bay wildfires six months later. coming up at sourks we told but seniors stuck in an assisted living facility as the fires raged. today the update on the story we've been following six months. starting today marilyn credit card companies no longer require customers to sign receipts. american express, master card, visa and discover, all doing away with the signatures. the goal is to get customers through checkout quickly and with new technology like the chips signatureses have become less necessary as a southeast measure. hawaiian airlines will mark ten years of service between oakland and the hawaiian islands. the airline began service out of oakland on may 1st 2008. operations at sfo began in 1986 and san jose in 2005. over the past decade hawaiian carried more than 1.5 million people to and from oakland. that's more than 6,000 flights according to airline officials. to mark the milestone, hawaiian kicked off a $199.01 away ticket

promotions at. >> drew is flying drew is on the plane. >> abc 7 meteorologist drew tuma was there for a closer look for the aircraft, the a 231 knee owe. >> the fuel burn on this plane is far lowerer than planes it's replacing. that allows us to keep far as possible. we've equipped it to be comfortable for guests. >> i thought the same thing did they send drew to hawaii? why didn't we get that? the new plane expands service in july. >> it's making sense to send a guy from hawaii to hawaii. construe scored tlp. san francisco breaking out in blue and gold for the warriors beginning the playoff drive on abc 7. outside city hall, the warriors popped up a pop-up tent and handed out flags and towels to

long line of fans. the mayor stopped by to chat. >> it's blue and gold day getting ready for warriors pump you said about the playoffs. look at how many people out there getting free swag from the warriors and wearing it loud and proud in san francisco. >> winning. >> you heard it here first we are winning it all. >> of course the warriors are moving to san francisco in a couple of years. farrell had his official car decorated with warrior flags fitting in nicely with the thousands of flags outside oracle arena in oakland. warrior hoffing the spurs, game one tomorrow at noon. the pregame coverage begins at 11:30. and keep it here on abc 7 for after the game we'll have all the highlights and live post game interviews from oracle arena. just happen to be dressed the blue and gold. >> like shark colors. >> team teal. >> team teal. >> that represents everybody.

>> what's your team? >> i'm gold. this is gold. >> there you go that's trueualish gold with blue. >> you are gold precious as gold here a look at weather. that is precious as gold. what a beautiful day we have had tp sunny skies all day long and continues into tomorrow. so let's move along and take a couple of live vaus looking out onto the bay with blue skies. temperatures at 63 in san francisco. 69 at mountain two. san jose 68. 69 in gilroy and 57 at half moon bay. this is the view from the east bay hills camera. bright western skies. 71 now in santa rosa. 70 in napa. 72 in novato and concord. 69 at concord. mild in the inland areas. the view from the roof top looking out over the bay somebody o, sunny skies. warmer tomorrow. rain arrives sunday first in the north bay and sings southward

and eastward as it does this time of year. into monday the rain continues stormier on monday but a dryer pattern on tuesday. now, right now we are looking at clear skies that will continue through the overnight hours, lows will be seasonally cool. mainly low to mid-40s in the inland valleys. mid-to upper 40s around the bay and low of 50 degrees in san francisco. and then tomorrow look for breezy conditions at the coast. mild everywhere. low 60s on the coast. upper 60s to 70 degrees around the bay tomorrow. and the inland areas highs in the low to mid-seventies. a lovely day. things go dounl from there if you consider rainfall doufrl process. on the impact scale, the approaching system coming in sunday continuing to monday ranks one. a storm of light intensity producing mainly less than a half inches for the bay area. we'll see thunderstorms isolated monday. and snow levels dr. platz drop to 3,000 feet as cold air rushes in with the system monday. the forecast animation.

12:00 a.m. sunday notice as the clouds get thicker rain develops in the north bay. midmorning hours on sunday. the area of rains swings down to the central part of the bay area continuing southward and eastyard in the evening house. followed by cold air producing snow in the seer aire. a active pattern by midday on monday. rainfall estimates we project will range generally from about .2 to just over .4 of an inch. the wetter areas as often in the case will be in the north by. over in the sierra there will be snow from the system up to about a foot of accumulation in the areas that are hardest hit by the system, by about, 5:00 p.m. monday we see the accumulation totals. basically a half foot to about a foot. the accuweather seven-day forecast, so the rain arrives monday. -- sunday rather continues into monday. storm ranks one on the scale. sunnier and warmer tuesday. mainly drew wednesday as well.

slight chance of showers on thursday. but it doesn't look a high probability. and a mix of clouds and sun next friday. >> really enjoy tomorrow? >> yes. >> got that. >> that's the anemia. enjoy tomorrow. >> thank you patterns. >> actor will farrell is recovering after a roll over extent in southern california. >> the new cast of dancing with the stars but these are not the usual stars. >> and it's friday the 13th. but what does that mean? you lack scared >> are you lucky? >> are you -- i'm thinking of clint eastwood. do you feel lucky? here is look at superstitions surrounding the day.

recovering after being involved in a roll oh offer crash. video from a site called on scene .tv. . authorities say the suv limbo that farrell was riding in was heading northbound when it was side swiped by another car causing that limbo -- goodness -- yeah to spin and flip over. four people along with farrell were taken to the hospital. tmz reports that farrell has been released. one woman suffered critical earning .. bed arnold schwarzenegger says he is good but not great

following heart surgery. the 70-year-old former governor released a video on twitter updating his conditon and thanking people for potter. he was relationed from the hospital a week ago today after a scheduled heart procedure, a valve installed in 1997 for a heart defect had to be recommendsed. >> we are closing in on a new season of dancing with the stars. the cast announced this morning on good morning america. this is the all athlete decision. >> kareem abdul-jabbar and lindsey. >> johnny damian and emma. and ellen. chris masder and whitney. josh norman and charna. jenny finch and kio. tanya harding and sasha. jamie anderson and artem. adam rippon and jenna.

>> john damon a a former apapap former basketball player couldn't appear. she is a student after all. go to abc 7 news.com for the complete list of dancer. kareem is going to dance. 7 feet tall. >> tanya harding returns on monday april the 30th at 8:00 p.m. on abc 7. just ahead, that abc news exclusive, interview with james comey. >> i honestly never thought these words would come out of my mouth. >> some of the shocking revelations from the former fbi director and the president's response. >> and david copperfield in need of a little bit of his own magic today. cholula hot sauce is teaming up with jack in the box for the cholula buttery jack. a little hot sauce there... woah. what's happening? jack i'm trying to film this commercial! oh my gosh, sorry. with delicious cholula hot sauce and crispy jalapenos on a signature bun. the new cholula buttery jack. part of the buttery jack family.

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>> announcer: live, where you live, this is abc 7 news. and here are the stories making headlines at 4:30. incredible video from a sky 7 shows a vehicle plunging 150 feet over the side of devils slid in san mateo county. the driver somehow survived the plummet into the ocean. rescuers rapled down the cliff face to save him. h was taken to the hospital. searchers found the body of an adult female seven miles down the river from the spot where the family crashed into the river in mendocino county last we can. abc 7 news anchor tweeted this

picture of the search. the thottapilly family planned to stop in san jose driving from oregon to southern california. three family members are still missing. the department of justice released a new report to justify the firing of former fbi deputy director andrew mccabe. it says he lacked cardona when asked about his role in leaking to the "wall street journal." world news retweeted the president's response. president trump called mccabe a liar. last month mccabe was fired two days before his retirement. there is mounting pressure for the u.s. and key allies to respond to a chemical weapons attack in syria. our reporter kenneth moeten is lve in washington with the lafrt. kenneth. >> reporter: ama military actions and proof of a chemical weapon attack in syria are both being seriously debated by the u.s. and key allies. this morning the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. nikki haley delivered strong words about taking action tough words from the u.s. in an emergecy meeting

of the united nations security council. >> i'm in how of how you say what you say with a straight face. >> the ambassador calling out russia's ambassador for defending syrian president bashar al assad suspected ufs chemical weapons on his own people. despite the sickens images -- the foreign minister called it all fake. claiming there was no chemical attack. >> but we know who did this. our allies know who did this. russia can complaint all it wants about fake news. but no one is buying its lies and cover-ups. >> reporter: presiden trump and u.s. ally still weighing a potential strike against syria. there is movement in the mediterranean. a u.s. destroyer and aircraft from the uk in france. >> we continue to have ongoing conversations with our partners and aas. we're continuing to have ongoing meetings and conversations here at the white house. >> reporter: president trump more cautious. >> we'll see what happens, folks. >> after first telling the world on twitter missiles that are nice and new and smart are

coming. house democrats blasted the president. >> the president's behavior is both reckless and err responsible. >> he just spouts at the mouth like a drunk ard. i mean, that's -- that's what we're doing. that's the reality of what we're dealing with. >> as president trump weighs military options, france says it has proof chemical weapons were used. we also know that international inspectors are expected to be on the ground tomorrow to start their investigation ama. >> now, kenneth if u.s. and french officials say intelligence show as chemical weapons attack happened what are the inspectors looking for? >> reporter: we know at this point they are looking for maybe what type of gas was used. they do believe that it was chlorine. but the testing could take some time. the assad regime says it will allow in the inspectors but as tensions escalate in that region at this point it's a wait and see game if that happens. ama. >> thank you, kenneth. now to abc's exclusive

inquires interview with former fbi director james comey. he sits down with george stephanopoulos. speaking out for the first time since being fired by brufrp. maggie reule with the latest. >> fired director james comey is holding very little back. >> honestly i never thought these words would come out of my mouth. but i don't know whether the current president of the united states was with prostitutes pooeg on each other in moscow in 2013. >> in an exclusive interview he offers a graphic description with his first meeting of president and january 26th 2006 first briefing mike pence and other key members how the russians interfered with the election. then the conversation to my surprise moved into a pr conversation about how the trump team would position this and what they could say about this. no one to my recollection asked, so what -- what's coming next from the russians.

>> then comey says he met with trump alone wanting to inform him about salacious details in the now infamous steele dossier. unverified information about trump's ties to russia'ss including allegations he was filmed with price tuts in moscow in 2013. >> he interrupted very defensively and started talking about do i look like a guy needing hookers. >> weeks later at private dinner the white house comey says president trump brings is up again. >> and says he may want me to investigate to prove it didn't happen. if there is a 1% chance my wife thinks that's true. that's terrible. and i -- i remember thinking, how could your wife think there is a one% chance you were prostitutes pooeg on each no moscow. >> the president called comey a leak leaker and liar. saying everyone in washington thought he should be fired. he said it was a great honor to fire james comey.

abc news new york. the first tv interview will be on abc 7 during a 2020 special this sunday at 10:00 two days before the release of comey's book. in what some complicatelele analyst call a shot at comey process. scooter libby was pardoned. libby was convicted in 2007 of perjury, obstruction of justice and making false statements in the leaking of the identity of covert cia offers valerie proclaim. he was a deputy attorney general involved in the special counsel investigation of the case. president george w. bush previously commuted libby's prison sentence. lawyers for illusionist david could beerfield revealed the secret behind a famous trick. he is being sued by a man claimed he was left with brain damage after a 2013 show at the mgm in las vegas. he was one of 13 audience members participating in a trick called the vanishing crowd. he slipped and fell as he rushed off the stage. a copperfield spokesperson said

the illusion has been performed without incident the last 15 years the woman accusing of bill cosby of sexual assault took the stand in the comedian trial. andreya constant. told the jury that he drugged her and sexually assaulted her. cosby has admitted giving gifting her the cold medicine ben drill but said she consented to a sexual encounter. his first trial ended in hung jury. well a huge shock for a humboldt new jersey man. >> i could tell you it didn't sink in. you know, it was -- it was truly amazing. >> he is now half a billion dollars richer what he told his wife when he realized he won one of the biggest lottery jackpots? history. >> the warning for beach goers. keep an eye on the surf if heading to the beach. spencer christian, bright sunny skies prevail and this

afternoon. and tomorrow as well. i'll have the accuweather forecast in just a moment. and taking a live look at mcarthur maize on this friday. slow going everywhere. worse on the left-hand side. that's the eastbound 80 traffic heading to the sacramento area. back with us aft

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beach goers. huge waves are expected. you will need to be careful in the water. can you see, the high surf at ocean beach this afternoon from sky seven. the waves can be dangerous but also fun if you have the skill together out there. abc 7 news reporter matt keller spoke with one group of people who could barely wait to hang ten in the high surf. >> i bet you didn't realize there was so much running in suffering. but when the winter waves are flat a good season swell like this will make you pick up the pace to get in the wall. >> we're frothing for any bump in the water. >> this is more than just a bump. waves reaching 10 to 12 feet created a traffic jam at the santa cruz surf spot known as the lane. >> it's crowded this morning. everybody is waiting for this. we'll get out and have good times. >> families are looking for a good time in santa cruz. many kids on spring break including the sisters here cecilia and hannah. >> a beach hazard statement is in effect until 7:00 tonight. the biggest concerns are rip

current and shore break at west to northwest facing beaches. parents will be vigilant kids will be kids. >> go swimming. >> look for sea shells and play in the sand. >> i like to dig my feet in the sand and wiggle them. >> a lot going on in santa cruz this weekend. the board walk is opening today. of course you have the suffering with the big waves today. tomorrow, the weather will be just as nice if not a little bit warmer here in santa cruz. expect the big crowds. in santa cruz, matt keller. abc 7 news. now the accuweather forecast with spencer christian. >> that gave away my forecast. we'll start with live doppler 7, sunny right now as you saw in the report. more sunny skies tomorrow. but first clear skies overnight. and seasonally cool weather with low temperatures in the low to mid-40s and the inland valleys upper 40s around the bay. and probably a low of 50 degrees here in san francisco. then tomorrow, sunny breezy at the coast and mild just about everywhere. highs reach into the low 60s on

the coast. mainly upper sections to near 70 around the bay. and mid-70s in the warmest inland locations. rain comes in sunday. it starts in the morning hours up in the north bay and swep to other parts of the bay area. the storm ranks one on the impact scale. a storm of light intensity. expected to produce less than .5 inches of the bay area. and chance of isolated thunderstorms or two on monday. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast you can see the weather is more active on monday. wet abchilly and breezy. then tuesday, wednesday and most of the remainder of the week it's all dry. >> nice. thank you spencer. >> okay. a game changing discovery. university of kansas researchers found certain stone fish have a hidden switch blade on the face. >> what? >> the bony blade like protrussing is location located under the fish eyes. the fish can flick out the blade when in danger. this changes the scientific

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salad. a new study offers inspiration. >> a salad aday maybe a key to brain health. >> reporter: the study shows eating leafy green every day helps preserve memory and thinking skills as you grow older. >> dark leafy greens are packed with newt treents by fola techlt e vitamin k. niece all play a roll in brain health. >> the journal of neurology published the study. . people 11 years younger. compared to those who eight little or none. >> what the study does is adds to a growing body of scientific evidence we can make changes in risks for dementia by altering dooits. >> you don't have to eat bowl after bowl either. the brain bifurcates were seen among people eating roughly 1 and a third cup a day. or half a cup of dark cooked leafy greens. as the neurology and medical

director consumer reports. he says the findings could be a tool for helping people stay healthy. >> as the population ages, the numbers of people with dementia rises. it's critically important to find effective strategies to reduce the risk of cognitive decline. >> working greens into meal a day could promote brain health. consumer reports says several studies support the link between dooit and cognitive function including a host of foods reducing restrictive of alzheimer's. nuts, berries, beans olive oil and even a glass of wine are on the menu. >> although another new study says if you want to live a really long life stop after one daley glass of wine. the study of of hundred thousand people worldwide found consuming so to 15 cloj drinks a life can shorten your life 1 to 2 years.

downing 18 could shorten life by 4 to 5 years. the current recommendation is no more than 7 drinks a week for women but 14 drinks for men. los angeles police closed down 15 businesses in the city's fashion district after finding 700,000 worth of fake cosmetics. contaminated with bacteria and human waste. a task force responded to several complaints about kmeskt causing skin rashes. 6 people were arrested in the raid. the bust included popular wrands. urban decay and two face. a police captain tweeted the best price is not always the best deal. new jersey's newest megamillionaire. he has been revealed. the new jersey lottery announced the name of man who won the $533 million jackpot on march 30th. >> think about that. >> yeah. >> our reporter has this report on the lucky winner. >> richard walls wallet is

looking big are today. >> congratulations once again. >> becoming the largest winner of the new jersey lottery in the nearly 50-year history. the sole winner of a whopping $533 million jackpot. >> i tell my wife i saw her baby, we get to go on vacation what are you talking. >> he moved with his family from michigan for a new job. only his second time ever playing the lottery and he wasn't really sure how it worked. he stopped by in luke oil in river dale new jersey using quick pick to randomly select the number. >> here at 11. go, levy spee 28 i meanited i'm on $4. >> when he saw the numbers matching up i could tell you it didn't sink in. you know, it was -- it was truly amazing. >> wall says he is still in shock. >> humbling. i keep using that word humbling. we're humbled by the fact of everything that happened. >> he wants to use the money to help not only his family but also others in need. >> it's not only life changing money for me but i want it to be

for others, family, friends. people in need. so we're trying to do some good things with it. >> he says the big splurj a 1963 corvette and a vacation with his wife. he but he cease he will keep playing the lottery. abc news, new york. seems like a nice guy. major fund raiser this mural covers two entire sides of the womenabling painted 25 years ago by seven women muralists. earlier it was selected asset a top tourist destination by the travel website travel expert. now the same artists are raising $50,000 to publish a book on their artwork. >> it will preserve the legacy of both our work on the stories the mural tells far into the future. >> for information on the fund

raiser and see drone images like this of the smurl check out our original digital video on abc 7 news.com as well as the abc 7 news app. called lamigra and stirring up controversy food in solano. some say it's a game. other eras say it's horribly offensive. >> right now dan here with a look ahead to news at 5:00. new at 5:00 a creative way to teach pedestrian safety. the interactive program that sets up a street in school to help navigate neighborhoods. a stolen van and tweet storm how the things result in a proposed state law dealing with rental cars. and modesto effy still in the running to become american idol. you'll hear from here about what it's like opinion. and the upcoming

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sanctuary city but inclusive city as they call it. though tonight some high school kids may push it to the right. >> it sends a message of intolerance. >> daniel a third generation mexican american could couldn't believe the letter in his inbox. alerts parents to a game called lamigra. >> the older kids, the senior perhaps junior act like immigration officials rounding up the lower classman. >> essentially it's kids playing based on theme of i.c.e. raid like the real one from interest files. the kids played it for years. the sophmore told us. >> basically the whole school wants to do it. >> with parents kept in the dark until now. >> i don't like the way it sounds when i say i haven't tlaut about it. >> that last night's email np the barbara klein schmidt wrote about it. neither the school more draukt has anything else to say. given no indication of whether they spoke with students today. and if so what they might have

said to discourage them from playing the game tonight. >> has the school said anything about this today. >> not that i've heard of. >> did they say anything about how this was wrong? >> no. i haven't heard anything. >> did they say anything about sensitivity? you haven't heard a word from the administration about this today. >> no. >> do you think you should have? yes. >> portrait of a controversial issue in a picture perfect town with tonight what appears to be a somewhat crooked frame. >> whether you are third generation, second generation, illegal, you're a mexican. and when they attack the undocumented they're attacking us. >> from vensia, wayne. >> the benicia police told abc 7 there is a midnight curfew for high school students. they say this he will be extra alvin thanks for joining us. abc 7 news at 5:00 starts now. you don't want to hurt yourself do you? you don't want to hurt anybody

else? you don't want to commit suicide or anything like that, right? >> mountain view police release video of the be encounter with the youtube shooting suspect several hours before the attack. why they say there were no red flags. a dramatic rescue near devil's slide after a van went over a cliff how long the drive was hanging on. >> struggling to move on six months after the north bay wildfires. what families deal with trying to recover. >> announcer: live, where you live, this is abc 7 news. the first encounter mountain view police release video of officers talking to nasim aghdam hours before she shot three people and then herself at youtube headquarters. good evening, i'm dan ashley. i'm ama daetz in for kristen sze. thank you for joining us. police bereave the video contains no red flags. >> it's a remarkable piece of

tape. david louie has the video and is live in the parking lot where police questioned nasim, cameras rolling, david. >> reporter: well dan and ama, during the 7-month encounter police say they saw no clue that is the 39-year-old nasim august dam had a gun or had any intention of committing a violent act. the video you're about to see has been in the possession up until now in the possession of and bruno police, the city where the youtube shootings originally happened. body cam videos shows the mountain view officers approaching the white the pontiac belonging to nasim. she was aleap in the back seat. >> hi, are you nasim. >> yes. >> okay so you are reported as miss sfwloog although rousted from sleep she cooperated with the officer when asked for id. a second officer responded. nasim explained she wanted to get away from her father and had not told anyone where she was going.