in 1941 at a christmas dance at 16-years old, she herbert walker bush. the couple had six children but lost their 3-year-old daughter robin to leukemia. >> you don't get over it. it is hard to talk about it. >> even after all these years. >> but it makes everybody more valuable. >> reporter: the family made their home in midland, texas. moving more than two-dozen times as he transitioned out of the private sector and into politics. the bushes moved into the vice presidential mansion in washington.

as first lady, she promoted reading. her sons jeb following their father's footstep. the bushes retired in texas and spent much of their time at kennebunkport maine. karen travers. travers. >> she lobbied in the south bay a month before he was elected. two years later she stumped forr governor. and in 92, mrs. bush was back in san francisco rallying a crowd for her husband's presidential

campaign where she told the crowd family values are shared by those who are married, and single, and guy and straight. president trump put out this about an hour ago. it praises her work in prompting reading and literacy and her service. a police officer has been hospitalized after being hit by a car. happened in the tenderloin. >> short time later police arrested a woman across town in the richmond district. and vic lee is there live with the latest. >> reporter: this is where police stopped the vehicle that was driven by the hit and run driver. the suspected hit and run driver over there right across the street is where police stopped

the vehicle. the car was towed away a little while ago. and they transported to county jail to be booked. they stopped the vehicle at 26 avenue at california street and arrested this woman behind the wheel. >> she hasn't made any statement. the only statement was questioning why we were taking her into custody. but there is going to be an inspector out of the case, and we will have time to interview y her. and she didn't make any statement. >> reporter: the officer was hit by the black mercedes as he was walking across the street. witnesses say the driver sped off after the incident. the officer was in plain clothes working in an investigation when

he was struck. sources there tell us he suffer suffered injuries to his elbows and back. listed as serious but stable. we are back here, and we are told that police broughts witnesses here. and those witnesses identified the car and the driver. that's the latest from 26 avenue and california. vic lee, abc7 news. flames through a south bay apartment complex this morning injuring 15 people. it happened in south san jose. chris nguyen is there live tonight. an investigation into what caused fire is underway. >> reporter: dan, right now,

investigators believe that the fire started in the kitchen of f second story apartment unit just before 6:00 this morning. as for the exact cause of the fire, the exact cause of those flames, that is still under investigation. crews are going door to door and checking out the scene and checking to see what can be saved from the units from the residents. at the summer wind apartments in san jose, residents are in disbelief after a five alarm fire ripped through the building. >> the people is what is important. >> reporter: esteban garcia seeing if anything can be saved. >> for right now, i don't have nothing. >> reporter: all 36 of the units are now uninhabitable. >> there is a fire, because when

he opened the door, there was smoke. >> reporter: city officials say 120 people are without a home but all of this will have a place to stay tonight either with friends and family or one of the vacant units on-site. >> how we can help them in the road to recovery during this traumatic time of uncertainty. >> reporter: the san jose fire department was on scene just five minutes after getting the call this morning. that quick response playing a key role. >> in the case of a fire like this, it buys you some extra time to escape. >> reporter: four people taken to the hospital for smoke inhalation, another 11 evaluated at the scene. these families dealing with the aftermath and uncertainty of

what will happen next. rules are coming for electric scooters in san francisco. today the board of super visors voted to regulate dockless scooters. >> reporter: the regulations aren't even finalized but appear to be working. line bike sent out an update saying they will update their user guidelines to make sure people don't ride on a sidewalk and add a photo feature checking for parking and working on helmet implementation. >> we are getting dozens if not hundreds of complaints about people tripping over them and having to dodge them on the sidewalk. >> reporter: supervisor aaron peskin proposed an ordnance.

>> i think if they had worked with a city in the collaborative way, this brouhaha would never have happened. >> reporter: issuing a cease and desist order. today the board of supervisors took their first vote on the ordnance. peskin says at some point he would like to ride the scooters. >> but not until i have a guarantee that they are not going share my credit card information with third >> all of the other businesses, that do business in our community have to follow laws and pay taxes and as new as neww industries innovate. >> reporter: both fwre that scooters are a viable

transportation if regulated. the crosses were put up in 2006. however, six years ago the woman who owned the property died and her son said he has to sell. to do so, he needed approval from the city to cut the land in two parcels. the bay area news group says city council >> reporter: daniel is facing manslaughter charges after her 16-year-old son overdosed. she didn't call for help and neither did her friend.

he woke up around 4:00 a.m. monday and saw them attempting to put the teenager in a vehicle. >> sad that a mother had to two that far and doesn't call 911 to help her son. >> reporter: the 16-year-old was unconscious and later died at the hospital. both appeared to be under the influence of narcotics. she later admitted she was the victims mother and police say harrison had a loaded firearm and loaded syringe >> i saw backpacks and other things being looked through. >> reporter: harrison was booked under child frensler was booked on manslaughter and both expected to be in court wednesday.

in petaluma, melanie woodrow, abc7. a party happening in oakland. >> people waited hours to go inside. live report on the a's 50 years celebration that could bring out a record setting crowd. i am wayne freedman at santa rosa high school where the chorus has had their own trial by fire. going to carnegie hall. clouds coming tomorrow and some rain.

. happening tonight, a special celebration in oakland. 50 years in the making. the a's played their first game if oakland. giving away free tickets tonight. you can see fans streaming into the ballpark there taking advantage of free tickets. abc7 news leslie brinkley is there live to want. quite a festive atmosphere. >> reporter: the vibe, the energy, the excitement is there. the stands are not filled ye but lots of fans are pouring in. lots of sentimental baseball memories on the 50th anniversara of the game.

>> i hope i don't pass out. it is beautiful. i am so excited to be here. i have my family. >> i just love baseball. >> reporter: 82-year-old i'ma was here in 1968. >> it was exciting because they were new here completely. and i just fell in love. >> i remember eating the hot-dogs. but we were young. we were down at different seats then. >> reporter: these are the throwback jerseys the a's will be wearing. all seats for free. all seats were first come, first served. >> we are looking forward to having a big crowd and i think it is going to be lively and exciting and fun. >> let's go! >> reporter: free parking, die

hard tail >> my family is a's fan. so i go along with them. >> reporter: hoped to having 60,000 fans here all at once will generate excitement for a new stadium. >> we have been here 50 years and plan on being here for 50 more. >> reporter: now 30 people believe it or not, saved their ticket stubs from all those years ago and the a's are seating them in the exact same seats tonight. reporting live from the coliseum, i am leslie brinkley, abc7 news. now to a story of resilience. a group of high school students are on the verge of having a dream realized, playing carnegie

hall. wayne freedman has the story. >> reporter: time for cal thennics of the vocal kind. as the santa rosa concert choir knows it is not enough to hit the high notes alone. they have to do it in unison. >> singing at carnegie is something that i never would have thought to happen. >> reporter: a stretch from going to this stage to the biggest in the world. but dreams can come true. you don't just go, you apply. and then you are invited. all of that happened for this group. they even received pledges and then the fire hit. when sonoma county and santa rosa burned, all of the work seemed to go up in smoke. enter this man. have you heard of sandy wile?

>> no. >> reporter: a billionaire philanthropist. >> when people see other people supporting them, they work harder and they get much better. they raised $85,000 more. >> and it brought up closer in a way. that is what i got at least. >> reporter: it is the sweetest of happy endings for a young woman who happens to be one of five in this group to lose a home in the fire storm. in santa rosa wayne freedman, abc7 news. spencer is following the weather. >> less strange today. >> yesterday was a weird day and today was closer to what we

think of as normal. mainly sunny skies and that is what we have right now with a few clouds. cool side for this time of year. this is the view of the western sky and bright it is. current temperature readings are 57. 59 at gilroy and 54 at half moon bay. here is a view from our camera. 59 santa rosa. 61 napa. east bay hills, we give you this view. these are our forecast features. showers will arrive tomorrow night and warming trends begins on friday. much warmer. look for mainly cloudy skies with low temperatures in the mid to upper 40s. santa rosa 38 degrees. tomorrow partly cloudy skies. getting cloudier later in the

day. breezy at the coast and mainly right around 60 or just above. low to 60s inland. on we go to the storm impact scale. approaching storm ranks one. begin producing light rain and showers tomorrow night. most areas will receive less than a third of rain. forecast animation starting at noon tomorrow showing increasing cloudy skies. we will see a wave of rain arriving on the coastline. and it will be just out of here by the time the morning rush begins on thursday. may have wet spots but it will probably not be raining. and on we go to rainfall estimates under a third of an inch but some locations like san mateo will get more rainfall. fremont over half an inch.

and then our warming trends. friday, upper 70s to 80s. and even warmer by a degree or two on sunday which is earth day. here is a look at the weather seven-day forecast. early morning sprinkles. string of sunny, mild and dry days through next tuesday. the warmest days over the weekend which is good news for many people. get out and enjoy nice weekend weather. >> thanks. >> well the supreme court is considering a huge sales tax case. >> how it could cost you more when you buy online. stay with us. ♪ ♪ ♪ raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens ♪ ♪ bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens ♪

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the engine exploded and a shard shattered the glass. >> moments of panic and fear. a jet engine explodes mid flight and a woman was nearly sucked out of a window of a southwest flight today. >> passengers were terrified

after one of their engines exploding. killing passenger jennifer riordan. the san francisco based company released a statement saying in part she was a well-known leader who was loved and respected we extend our deepest sympathies to her family and friends. >> the ntsb chairman said investigators found a fan blade in the engine was missing and may have broken off in mid flight. >> in our preliminary examination of this was that there was evidence of metal fatigue where the blade separated. we located that immediately and sent photos to our materials lab in washington and so that's what the preliminary exam has found. >> the ntsb said its full

investigation won't likely be completed for 12 to 15 months. >> all of a sudden we heard a long bang. >> reporter: horrifying moments for passengers and crew. >> it felt leak one of the engines went out. >> reporter: forcing an emergency landing in philadelphia. >> we dropped from 35,000 feet to 25,000 feet and the pilot regained control. >> reporter: the pilot can be heard asking for emergency assistance. one person is dead and others treated for injuries. >> it is our understanding that the recorders have been secured and we expect the preliminary readouts of those recordings in the lab in washington this evening. >> reporter: those on board the

flight are grateful it did not get worse. >> as soon as it landed, we were grateful. the pilots did a great job and the crew did a great job. >> southwest ceo spoke and extended his con dodolences to jennifer riordan's family. >> this is a sad day. and on behalf of the southwest family, i want to extend my deepest sympathies for the family and the loved ones of the deceased passenger. passengers on other southwest flights here in the bay area are reacting to the news of that in flight emergency. abc7 news was at oakland international airport. some passengers said they felt conflicted about applying and what happened today.

>> a little bit uneasy. but i think everybody would be after hearing this situation. >> southwest has planes that was involved in this incident. >> the website flight aware shows the plane took off from sacramento yesterday afternoon. this morning it went to nashville and la guardia. the engine failed and it was diverted to philadelphia. the pink line shows the path the same plane flew. when we first alerted people about the plane emergency with a push alert that one person was dead after southwest plane

landed. download the abc7 news push app. james comey's tell all book was out today. he spoke with abc7's matt keller. >> there is a danger that my reaction of a shrug, is everybody's reaction and that is a bad place to be. that means we have become numb to a leader who is undermining our fundamental values most importantly being the truth and the rule of law. >> this interview comes two days after interview with george stephanopoulos. a complete transcript of that five-hour interview is available on our website abc7news.com. legal fight began over the census with san jose suing the trump administration. seeking an injunction about

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>> reporter: long before neal armstrong sat in the cockpit, he sat by this man. >> many hours of flying the capsule. >> reporter: the world's expert at landing apollo spacecraft. >> my wife called me a half astronaut. >> reporter: still flying planes even in his nineties. he served board this this thi "uss hornet." >> you can see here, that i am pretty worn out. in and out of that capsule

don't know how many times. >> reporter: helping find the electrical fire. >> you can see it from my nose. my nose gives me away. >> reporter: testing space suits and designing control layouts. >> can i reach this up here if i am in a pressurized suit. >> reporter: he wrote manuals and trained astronauts. >> they were all brilliant. i will say that. >> reporter: he was there when they blasted off. >> the ground actually shakes. your body vibrates. >> reporter: he helped those who were get to the moon and get home safely. in alameda, jonathan bloom, abc7 news. >> happy birthday to him. fragments of a meteorite fell to the earth. researchers from switzerland, france, and germany, found

diamonds in the meteorite and concluded they were most likely formed 4.5 billion years ago by a planet. scientists say that diamonds could only have been created by a pressure created by a planet at least as big as mercury. >> zoo keepers in prague have become p the keepers are concerned too much human contact will keep them from someday breeding. the puppet can imitate a parent. green mag pies are one of the most endangered birds in the planet. >> just ahead from "7 on your side" the local college student who learned what not to do when you get a suspicious letter

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>> he turned to "7 on your side" michael finney for help. >> the cal state east bay grad did exactly what he should have done when he received a suspicious bill. but after that things took a wrong turn. anxious to build good credit. when he received a bill for $2,000 he was shocked. it came from synchrony bank. >> he said my name was attached to it. and it would impact my credit score negatively if i didn't pay for it. >> whoever was representing the financial institution who recommended he paid the charges was giving bad

>> reporter: joshua knew he should have done more about it. he paid off the entire debt in 18 months but not without great sacrifice. >> to have to pay a debt that wasn't mine made it so i couldn't put food on the table at times. >> reporter: the bank sent him this notice advising him the claim has been resolved in your favor. when he first called synchrony, it had filed a claim and had been investigating this claim all along. joshua waited a month for his $2,000 to be refunded. when he didn't hear anything, he reached out to "7 on your side" and we contacted the bank. after that he heard from the bank and received his refund.

synchrony told us our customer service team provides a fair, thorough and timely response it customer inquiries. >> you guys are all-stars. i don't know how you did it. but i appreciate your hard work. >> now, if you receive calls from a debt collector, you have the right to dispute the debt or ask the collector to prove the debt is yours. now often the debt is from someone with a similar sounding name. >> thanks. let's touch base one last time with the forecast. >> spencer christian is here with the latest. >> a little bit of rain is headed our way once again. a the moment we have partly cloudy to mostly clear skies. overnight clouds will increase. and low temperatures will drop mainly into the low to mid-40s. in the north bay valleys chillier. tomorrow, skies will be bright

but clouds will be present. they will get thicker later in the day. highs ranging from upper 60s in the coast. and then we bring in the storm. well, we are not bringing it in, it comes in on its own. the storm impact scale indicates it ranks level 1. storm of light intensity, producing light rain and showers tonight. most locations will receive less than a third of an inch in this storm. after early morning spirinkles e get partial clear and high temperatures inland saturday and sunday in the low to mid-80s. and minor cooling. >> they say everything is bigger in texas and that includes a

playoff. >> now the warriors are in control against the spurs after defending their home court. how the game plan will change

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entresto was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital compared to a leading heart failure medicine. don't take entresto if pregnant. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about entresto. and help make more tomorrows possible. entresto, for heart failure. is anyone still worried about the warriors? not after two big wins to tip off the post season. with a series heading to san antonio. kevin durant had

now the warriors had no trouble defending their home court. but they are expecting the series to intensify with a change of venue on thursday. >> this is a good matchup for us, this team because they bring out the best in us. so, you know, keep focus and they are never going to die, no matter what. they are going to come and play their best basketball and like i said, well-coached and got to stay locked in. >> going to be important for us to come out and get a good start for game three. they are going to try to get their crowd into it. playing on the road, we obviously have some experience. and definitely important to get a good start. >> sharks won both of road cams with the ducks. san jose going for the sweep tomorrow in game four.

all 12 forwards had a point in last night's win. the sharks became the tenth team in nhl history and the first since 1993 to have eight different goal scorers in one game and 14 in league history to blow a 3-0 lead. >> we understand the challenges that still lie ahead of us and good team over there. for us, it is still about here and still about playing a hard game and we have to, we want to get started and come out and put it on the line and you know, we have to earn this next game. >> focused on ourselves and tomorrow night and we want to make sure that we put our best food forward tomorrow to ensure that it is the closest thing out. >> the man who protects jimmy g's blindside is getting a raid. the new deal will pay the

veteran left tackle $6.5 million more. staly remains one of the top left tackles. still leaving the niners with plenty of money. calling it like the first day at a new school, crabtree says he is excited getting to know his teammates. he played for the niners and then the raiders and asked about ho moving to the east coast. >> it was pretty much the same thing. one-15, so it was a challenge. here, i don't think those guys are that far away. it is about coming in and stepping in and doing your job. and smokes know your job. so i take it like that.

so i am ready for the challenge >> the ravens will host the raiders. the schedule will come out, and that is the game where michael crabtree will circle on his calendars. they are just, they try hard, but outclassed and out talented. >> thank you, anthony. >> join us tonight at 9:00 on kofy-20. trump administration officials just met kim jong-un. new developments coming up at nine. >> cannabis for your pet? growing in popularity, however, your veterinarian isn't allowed to talk to you about it. what you need to know before

giving your pet pot. >> we'll have that story at 11. settle in. here is the lineup. at 8:00, it is rose anne followed by alex, inc. and then abc7 news at 11:00 and jimmy kimmel live and on tonight's show. l.l. cool j. >> we appreciate your time. i am dan ashley. >> i am ama daetz, for spencer christian, anthony flores, thanks for being here tonight. >> we will see you tonight at 9:00. and 11:00.

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