in the 2016 incident a southwest flight deforted to pensacola, florida, after suffering at engine issue. in that incident the cabin depressure i see eyed but in that case no passenger hurt. >> the board is hailing the captain of the flight the tammi jo shults and first offers for taking kroet control control of the plain when it rolled to the left 41 degrees after the explosives did he compression. she was among the first women fighter pilots in the u.s. navy. >> calm in the kriez amazing. we are learning about the 43-year-old mother of two after being partially sucked out of the plane. a texas rancher and texas firefighter pulled her back into the plane. a registered nurse retired nurse performed cpr afterward. totals safety investigators focus on metal fatigue may have been to blame for the incident. david louie has new details from the nblts and analysis from experts. >> reporter: investigators from the ntsb previously indicated

there was evidence of metal fatigue in the engine that exploded. now its findings indicate there was a stress fracture inside the engine but not readily visible to location. the fracture was caused by metal if a zbleeg it was on the interior part of the fan blade. so not more than -- more than likely -- certainly not detectible from looking at it from the outside. >> the southwest 737 jet liner is 18 years old has felon 40,000 flights over the time. abc news reports the engine manufacturing cfm a joint veteran of a general electric and french company recommended to the customers that the engines should undergo ultrasonic inspections to identify crack .. the fragments of the blade are expected to be analyze the at a lab similar to this in hayward. a scanning electron microscope

is usually used to detect. this inspect rk says the stress is. >> the stresses are generated by the gas forces and movement within the turbine blade during operation. the forces determine the fatigue life of the material. >> failure analysis is a slow methodical process. in hayward, david louie, abc 7 news. yesterday's incident remind us that accidents can happen in the air and airports need to be ready. today a drill was held at santa rosa's charles schultz airport and as abc 7 news news report wayne friedman shows us the timing couldn't have been more perfect. >> as far as the passengers knew this would be one more uneventualliful athe airport but on the other side of the field a disaster in the making and in the makeup. >> it looks like halloween. >> feels like it. >> this is a drill for a dash 8.

>> a drill that looked and felt real enough for sonoma county emergency responders for whom the mock plane crash could not have been more timely. >> i'd like to declare mci help me establish command. >> the difference between this and real catastrophe, the element of surprise. first responders knew this would happen today. scheduled as the details they didn't know until they arrived. >> we knew there was a plane crash. we knew there would be victims. >> roughly 40 in the scenario spread across the field and inside the plane all with injures realistic enough to force tough decisions about treej and who to treat first. >> there is a checklist we go through with every person to figure out what may or may not be wrong. >> how to treat them steve house played the role of a passenger with a broken back. >> they treated me like a board which is absolutely the proper way to be treated with a spine injury. >> first responders tell us the day did reveal hiccups in terms of ambulance supply and in radio

communications. >> we have to communicate or these incidences will overwell us. >> best to learn they say without real lives at stake. in sonoma county, wayne friedman, abc 7 news. another airline issue today. a delta flight from detroit to florida landed safely after it had a problem with one of the tires on the landing gear. officials say one of the aircraft's tires deflated shortly after takeoff. s in the second tire problem in two days just yesterday delta flight had an emergency landing at dull he is airport outside of washington because of landing gear issues. a woman was killed near the oakland airport today in a crash. officials said it may have been happened as a driver was making an illegal u-turn. four carsy involved on in the crash near the airport's rental car facility around 10:00 this morning. oakland police fire and the lmd office all responded. the woman killed hasn't been identified yet. a passenger was killed in a

crash on northbound 880 in fremont this morning. the chp says a black sedan hit a green suv near fremont boulevard before 9:45. the passenger was pronounced dead at the scene. the driver suffered moderate injuries, the driver of the black sedan wasn't hurt. san francisco police released the book the photo of the woman accused in a hit and uninjurying an officer. 18-year-old marissa androvich pch investigators say she hit the plain clothes officer as he crossed eddy street at larkin around 3:00 yesterday afternoon and left the scene. she was arrested in the richmond district a short time later. the officer, an 18-year veteran assigned to southern station was released from the hospital last night. >> announcer: now the accuweather forecast with spencer christian. we have seen passing clouds here in the bay area today. but any chance of rain is diminishing right now. at least for the immediate san francisco bay area. here a look at live doppler. we have a bit of clearing now. although lots of clouds

offshore. and as the clouds move in our direction -- well before he et to that let me show you how clear it is west ward from emeryville. currently it's 5 a dregs in san francisco. temperatures are in the upper 50s. and oakland mountain view san jose, gilroy and 54 at half moon bay thps in this is bup sky from the sutro tower. you can see the clouds in the distance. it's 59 in sanity rosa. 58 at livermore. let's look at the forecast animation starting at 7:00 this okanu. notice the rain offshore is going to start pushing southward tracking down toward monterey south of the immediate san francisco bay area. and we'll actually get clearing overnight and tomorrow is sunny and a forecast in a few minutes. >> thank you spencer. today marks 112 years since the great 1906 earthquake. a minute of silence was held this morning to honor the 3,000 people who died. today's anniversary comes as seismologists warn the hayward

fault is essentially a ticking time bomb. abc 7 news news reporter amy holleyfield that is the details. >> reporter: scientisting say we know shaking like this is coming. so they have a goal for us. they say if we put their science to work and get prepared they think we can outsmart disaster. >> and that's what the scenarios are all about. it takes an incredible amount of effort across a wide range of expertise to try to make these hazards real before they happen. >> the scenario they are playing out today is a magnitude earthquake on ain' the hayward fault around 2 million people around it in the east bay. they think 800 people would i do die. they call it a time bomb waiting to go off off. >> the last time it ruptured in earthquake was 1868 a little bit out of our memories. so the idea is we have a lot of urbanization, population growth since then. the idea is to raise awareness

how to prepare in the event something happens. >> geologists say the magnitude 6 would pale in comparison to a big one here. >> the hayward fault was unleash a energy release about 30 times bigger in this sfloer. bisecting heavily urbanized area where millions more people live. this is scenario is at least ten times worse than loema in 1989. >> they did not sugar coat the scenario during this presentation today which stems from 594 research published papers. they are taking this very seriously. they say we should too. in fremont, amy holleyfield, abc 7 news. a new tool makes it easier to find out if you live or work in a california earthquake fault zone sfla abc 7 news kristen sze to show us. anybody with a computer or tablet or smartphone can use this. >> that's right larry and ama

it's call eq zap. filed find it through the geological survey site. you enter of an address for our purposes we'll use abc 7. that's at 900 friend veet in san francisco circling for you there. you notice that this parcel is in green pl. . what does that mean? that means like which faction zone. i'm taking you wider and look at some other nearby buildings. you can see some in blue that means landslide zone and even orange which means like which faction and landslide zone. >> like which fax shaking cautioning sediment to become like like which hads. building can sink into the fluid. >> we're look at u.c. berkeley a huge portion in pink including cal memorial stadium there as you know it just underwent retrofitting. that's the most dangerous trifectaa earthquake fault, like which faction and landslide. >> for our purposes what toes that mean?

well basically the tools intention is not to panic but encourage preparedness. what that means is if you have to by a house or renovate the home or developer is putting a new building it's important to know the hazards to take the proper precautions. if you want to check it out the eq zoop zap tool go our website. larry and ama. >> thank you so much kristen. here is the question, are you ready for the next quake? you can find guidelines for stocking an earthquake survival kit and develop the emergency plan for your family at abc 7 news.com under prepare norcal. >> san francisco wants new guidelines surrounding rental scooters popping up just about everywhere around the assistant. we'll talk with a scooter company about the plans and the next steps. and it's considered the world's lorjts pot part party, the preparations under way for 40. 7 on your side michael finney take taking your questions. the hashtag ask finney and

michael will be along to answer the questions live in a few minutes. and a live look at traffic over the skyway in san francisco, looks about average today. pretty slow in both directions on the left-hand side that is the traffic getting to the bay bridge and

you could generate yourat home.rgy, or to save energy, unplug unused appliances. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. this week san francisco ordered 3 scooter rental companies to stop operating until they can make sure the riders obey state and local laws. the city says the scooter companies are creating a public nuisance joining us today is dave astrada, the chief legal officer for bird. one fortunate scooter companies. you have 30 days to comply with

the city order. what are you doing in the meantime to try to smooth out some of the problems we have seen here. >> yeah, thanks, larry. actually what they've asked us to do is focus specifically on rider behavior. what they have seen too many people riding on the sidewalks and they believe a lot of them are parked in places that may block the right ofway way thp they've asked for a specific list of efforts to try to cure those issues. >> okay. was there any dialogue with the city with your company -- there is other companies as well lime one. about rolling this out. every time you get a new technology disruption takes place and then we retroactively try to figure out what we should have done was this and this and this. was there they conversation with the city before hand. >> there were. we were talking to the city a while. we've been interested in san francisco to focus on solving the transportation here in san francisco for quite some time. the difference was we saw that look this is actually legal to operate. there was no permit that applied to us. but the city wants to do now is they want to put a permit in place and we are working with

them on that. >> educate me i taut -- i first saw these and thought we could scoot downtown the embarcadero catch a few things scoot back. depending on peskt it's the greatest thing ever or the worst invention in mankind in the city. what's the proper way to ride the scooter and what's more importantly what's the proper way to park it because a lot of people are coming out of building tripping over them. >> what with he see is the riders dwroe with you. we have thousands of riders already and only two weeks. we have almost 100,000 miles traveled in over two weeks. so people are finding this is a really important way to get around the city because again 40% of car trips are less than two miles. think about how we can convert all the car trips to scooters. therightway to park is you should park next to a bike rack or next to the building. the city doesn't disagree the area next to the building usually considered table space for restaurants such as starbucks is space that can be used by businesses. we're working in cooperation

with those businesses por people to be able to park there. >> but you would have to have a agreements with every business or every building that would seem to be a near impossible task. >> there is a lot of work to do. and we are expanding our partnerships but there is a long-term solution too. a longer term solution is son every block let's add bike racks let's make sure there is plenty of space to park. we don't have to to go far in search of them. we've seen with the dongd bike systems in cities the ford bike system they can be hard to find. they're located pretty far apart. and usually he i i walk by them i see the bikes are mostly in the racks what we learned is we need something undocked or teeft be able to put racks on every street. >> what is this about taking a photo of a parked scooter? yeah, this is something we have offered immediately to help with what the city attorney's is asking us to do. they think that there is too many scooters that aren't parked well. the first thing we are doing right now already rolled it out when you a user are going to

park we require to you take a picture of where you parked it so that we can actually encourage enemy to make sure it's parked in a good place and then there is evidence afterward if there is an issue. >> david thank you for coming in hopefully it gets worked out and people on both sides can feel comfortable with the scooters in san francisco. >> thanks, larry. >> thanks so much. >> sure. >> ama. all right. friday april 20th also known as 420 international pot smoker holiday is around the corner. san francisco hasland the world's oldest and largest celebrations. this year may be bigger. abc 7 news reporter vic lee has the story. >> reporter: friday at 4 koo 20 p.m. thousands will converge on golden gate park to light up and celebrate under a cloud of smoke. smokers are already arriving. zuko is fl indiana. >> we got here last night i feel like it's going to be a great time. >> in years past this is what it look like at hippy hill now dubbed robin williams meadow. the city neither condones nor

sanctions the pot hal holiday. >> but love it or hate the history iic festival isn't going away. >> last year 15,000 reveller cams to hippy hill process this time on friday this is the first time recreational pot use is legal in california. >> i think it's a lot bigger crowd this year. i think. >> why. >> because with the legality of it. >> cannabis dispensaries like this on market street expect record sales. >> lots of dispensaries are having specials. we're ofrpg discounts up to 50%. >> a lot of what's sold here will go up in smoke at robin williams meadow. in the past there was crime, traffic grid lock and so much trash it took days to clean up the venue. but last year. >> no arrests, no violence. amazing we the park clean by 9:00 p.m. >> alex operates a business in the haight. he also got fell of merchants to partner with the city to help with surrender security and cleanup. the partnership will continue thissed from with merchants

raising $200,000 for morp port a potties trash can securities and vendors. smoking of any kind is prohibited here at the dark. but for 420 the city is egg taking the high ground because it is what it is. vic lee. abc 7 news. and if you plan to attended from remember you have to be or over. san francisco police say they'll have maximum presence around the venue. and city asks you please take public transportation. spencer joining us now. what's the weather on friday. >> looking good. mainly sunny and warmer. warmer than right now. almost summer like. >> wow. >> nice weekend coming up as well. right now we have a few clouds around the bay area. and there is a threat of light rain moving mainly into the south bay this evening. you can see the clouds offshore. and the moisture as well. right now skies are bright over the bay area as evidenced by this view from emeryville looking westward. you can see clouds in the distance there. it's 55 in san francisco right now. upper 50s at oakland mountain

view santa fe, gilroy. 54 at half moon bay. this is the view from sutro tower looking- that's not alcatraz. but looking on mainly blue skies. 59 in sonoma. low 60s at novato. 59 at livermore. and a live view from the roof top camera here looking at mainly sunny skies. these are the forecast features. light rain possible in the south bay tonight. although most of the bay area probably not any measurable rainfall. sunny and brozy tomorrow. warmer pattern begins friday and continuing through the weekend. the forecast animation on approaching rain starting at 7:00 this evening. mainly dry then. but lots of moisture offshore. moving toward the covert line shifts downed ward to the monterey bay area. some parts of the south bay may get rainfall but it doesn't look like much for the entire region. so procedure projection for rainfall totals indicates zero

measurable rain for all of the bay area except ben loemen which may receive a quarter inch and we'll maurnt the reproaching system letting you know if there might be more. overnight look for clear skies passing clouds here and there. low temperatures from upper 30s in the north bay valleys to low and mid-40s in the inland east bay to mid-and upper 40s near the bay and coastline. then tomorrow nice sunny breezy day. especially breezy at the coast. highs from upper 50s to the coast to mainly mid-60s to the shorlen. upper 60s to 70 in inland valleys. looking at the high turpt trend the next seven days san jose is the indicator of that trend. tomorrow's high? san jose will be 67 which is about 4 degrees below the average high for this time of year 71. notice the temperatures into the weekend. 75 on friday. low 80s over the weekend. and into monday then back down to the mid-70s on tuesday. virtually all locations around the bay area see that kind of rise in temperatures into the

weekend. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast and speaking of the weekend, it will not only be sunny and warm with mid-80s inland in the warmest locations but sunday is earth day. a nice sunny warm day to celebrate earth day. there will be just a slightly cooler paternity developing monday. continuing into tuesday and wntsds of next week. at the moment we see no indication of any significant or measurable rain coming. >> the weekend looks fantastic. >> it's a great weekend. >> thank you spencer. okay. >> seismic activity isn't just here on earth. learn about marshals quakes just ahead. after more than 30 years people are going back to the movies in saudi arabia. the f

we know a thing or two about earthquakes in the bay area. but what about on the surface of marshals? researchers at nasa are hoping to learn more when they're inside mission travel trachls for the red planet later this

year. today visitors at exploratorium a early ve view of the surface lander. scientists were on hand to explain what they can learn about marshals and earth with the seismically sensitive equipment. >> what we are trying td it find out how rocky plan et cetera form on earth we have operate tech tonics. that system erase the early crust. marshals hat original crust which formed within the first 10 million years. we want to investigate how that works. >> fascinating. the inside exhibit also features interactive displays giving visitors a chance to create their own martian earthquak among other experiences running through sunday at the exploratorium. after more than 30 years movies are once again playing in saudi arabia. the first movie to play after the ban on theet etters weres was lifted was "black panther." today showing which invitation only. but the theater opens to the public on friday. over the last few years saudi arabia has gradually loosened restrictions on screenings.

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>> announcer: live, where you live, this is abc 7 news. and here are the stories making headlines as we approach 40. federal investigators are recovered parts of the engine that fell from that southwest airlines plane midnight yesterday. a new mexico woman died from injure injuries after she was partially sucked out of a window smashed by debris. safety investigators say the engine showed evidence of metal fatigue. but they're not yet raising the alarm about the entire bowing 737 fleet. the irs says its systems are fully operational again following an outage yesterday morning. if you haven't filed yet you have until midnight.

the irs says it's processed 14 million submissions since the systems reopened yesterday. billionaire tom styer is endorsing state senator kevin deleon challenging diane feinstein in the upcoming election. sister be has been an outspoken critic of trump. the white house confirmed the mike pafrp pompeo met with kim jong un. serena marshal with the latest. >> it's the highest level meeting between a north korean leader and a u.s. official in nearlily two decades. cia director mike pompeo secretly traveled to pyongyang easter weekend and met with kim jong un. >> i think mike pompeo will go down as one of the great secretary of states. by the way, he just left north korea. had a great meetings with kim jong un. and got along with him really well, really great. >> the president made the

comments meeting with japanese prime minister abe. and has said he hopes the summit would happen in may or early june. >> a lot of hurdles have to be cleared before it happen. if it falls apart a lot of people would say told you so. but the president is determined on this i think dispatching pompeo is a snam of how serious he is about making it a reality. >> the white house says the visit to north korea shows the president considers him the nation's chief diplomat even as in the senate he may not have the votes to be recommended out of committee as secretary of state. >> he was nominated for the position before he was sent there. so was he extent there as cia director or nominee for secretary of state. >> while others argued. >> dialogue has nodown side. >> i don't think people should be complaining about who is taking what meeting. that's just silly. >> the president has said they've narrowed the possible location for the summit to five venues, a u.s. official said it could happen in europe, south asia or even the demilitarized zone between north and south. serena marshal, abc news, washington. funeral preparations are

under way for former first lady barbra bush. the 92-year-old died in houston. members of public will be allowed to pay respects to mrs. bush on freud. her body will lie in repose in a houston funeral roam. a private funeral will follow saturday. flags were lowered to half staff at locations around let bay area. this was the scene outside the hall of justice. flags were lower along the embarcadero peers to horn the first lady. you can express condolences by sharing a badge we created on the abc 7 phone number page. fresno state university is investigating a professor who called barb where a bush quotes an amazing racist who raised a war criminl. rhonda gerard tweeted that an hour after bush died yesterday. her social media accounts have been made private. in one of her tweets she said she is a tenured professor who can't be fired. the university says tenure does not protect her. understandably many people are very concerned and upset

about the nature of professor girards personal comments. please note that the university is taking this matter very seriously. girard has been on a leave of absence this semester. back locally we are following developing news in san francisco right now. fire crews on the scene of a one-alarm fire at a high-rise apartment along font boulevard by san francisco state university and park mere sed. we understand that fire breck out about 30 minutes ago. it's contained to one apartment. now no reports of injures and fire crews haven't determined a cause. on the subject of fire, firefighters are battling massive wildfires destroyed homes and out bblding in parts of oklahoma, california colorado. draut conditions are fueling the fires. one blaze started in colorado and then spread into kansas last night prompting the evacuation ever 90 homes. authorities also words residents to get out of towns in western

oklahoma. smoke from that fire is so heavy firefighters told people in oklahoma city a hundred miles away to avoid calling 911 unless they can see the flames. and this is dramatic video. just released. from texas. a car crashed into a home near dallas hitting a gas line and right at officers arrived on the scene. three people in the home and one police officer were hurt by the blast. rogue koort's days as president of the cuban are coming to an end. members of the legislature voted to nominate first vice president miguel diaz canal as the president. he was koorts hand picked citieser. the he must be approved by the assembly. results are expected tomorrow. castro who is 86 years old held the post since his brother fiddle who is now deceased resigned in 2008. diaz canal will be the first

person outside the family to leads cuba since the communist takeover in 1959. an island wide blackout hit puerto rico as the u.s. territory is still struggling to recover from hurricane maria seven months ago. the lights briefly went out in the middle of a ceremony to honor former major league baseball star roberto koemta. officials said it was caused when a excavator downed a transmission line. it could take 36 hours to flf restore power. all fraternity and sororityy under expensing much cat cal poly. racially ins active behavior at the sig ma frernt. they suspended chi alpha after showing a member in black face and others dressed as gang members. prompted protests on campus.

breathing new life in old toys. the plan to make them new again. plus the knew musical opening in san jose. and you might know the woman behind it. i'm experience christian check out this view. look toward ocean beach. skies clear in the bay area. but a hint of rain coming our way. i'll have the accuweather forecast in a

do you remember the remember the movie beaches? it left many of you in tears.

on the today the woman who wrote the book has a play hoping this month in san jose. joining me self author iris rainer dart and actress susan gundunis. thank you for coming in today. we appreciate it. first off, who wants to tell me about the play is about? perhaps you iris. >> just like beaches made you cry and laugh, the new play at three below in san jose is called the people in the picture. and it's about a very brave jewish woman who in preworld war ii poland was making musical comedy films in spite of all the terrible things happening for the jews at that time. and the story goes back and forth in time to 70s new york where she is now a grandmother trying to pass the culture and what she knows onto a grand child with a daughter who doesn't want her to. >> all right. >> and susan, so fabulously -- i have to say -- plays the grandmother and the young woman and the older woman. it's a very difficult role and she is amazing in it.

>> thank you. >> susan what drew you to it? >> well, when the gugen heims are the producers of show told me they wanted me to sing the role, i felt like i had won the lottery. it is beautifully written. it's an all encompassing role of singing dancing acting. it has humor, passion. it has real life serious moments. but one of the most amazing things is this challenge of going instance taniously from being a young woman in war saw poland in the '30s to bubby which is a jewish grandmother in 1970s new york city. >> she had a lot to live up to because dona murphy prayed the part on a broad want nominated for a tony. this is theater three below in downtown, this is the only the second show they've done.

first one was sonde heim on sonde heim and susan was in that. they are so passion knit about theater. and so excited to put this show on we had to say great, do it. the music is glorious, written by mike stoller of leiber and stoller. two incredible composers. and as i said you'll laugh and cry. >> is this -- who is this for? is this for everyone who should se it. >> everyone who ever had a mother. >> that narrows it down. >> yes. >> now iris you're a proper livic writer, novel, stanl, television do you have a favorite. >> yes, the stage. i love it i was a child actress in pittsburg growing up. i was a arcticing major at carnegie tech now carnegie melon. now my late in life career change after lots of tv and other things, i'm back to the theater. and i love it because of that instant gratification you get.

if the joke is not funny you know immediately. process if it is you know. >> i'm a teacher of voice at uc berkeley as well as a private studio in san francisco. >> wonderful ladies. thank you for coming in. the people in the picture is currently in previews at the three below theater in san jose. performances begin next week and go through may 13th. thank you so much for being here. >> thank you for having us. >> thank you. now accuweather forecast with spencer christian. we'll start with live doppler 7 showing lots of clouds but not over the bay area. mainly clear skies low temperatures jernly in the mid-to upper 40s and chillier in the inland valleys. tomorrow sunny skies breezy conditions, higher in the upper 50s at the coast. upper 60s to near 70 inland. a big weekend warm-up coming. during the weekend coastal highs in the mitd 60s around the bay

70s. 80s in the inland locations. warm conditions at san francisco this week as the northern california cherry blossom festival continues in japantown with a big parade on sunday. a spectaculardy. sunny i skies high temperatures in the upper 60s. the accuweather seven-day forecast check out the weekend. mid-80s inland, mid-70s around the bay. trivg. sunday is also earth day. the earth will be bodily harm here on endzone sunday we have dry conditions through midweek next week. all right. thank you so much spencer. >> have you heard by cannabis for animals. parental growing in popularity but your vet can't talk to you about this without losing his or her license. the plan to (sound of footsteps) (sound of car door opening) (car door closes) (sound of engine starting) ♪ ♪

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entresto, (sound of footsteps) (sound of car door opening) (car door closes) (sound of engine starting) research shows people aren't the only one who is can find pain relief from cannabis. it turns out weed also helps pets. but veterinarians are aren't allow to prescribe it. ledge ary from abc 7 morning explains. >> meet cho an older pit bull mix and unofficial mascot mix and zlle revoke in richmond.

>> the homeless fellow gave him to us and said he was 14. >> he was our good boy. >> he has arthritis and a bad acl making it tough to get around. but he gets something many humans his condition turn to for relief cannabis. the legalization of medicinal wooetd in california paved the way for products just for pets. >> and now he is just feeling like a spring chicken a lot of the time. >> no, cho is not smoking a joint. he treats treats containing cbd that's the non-active component of the cannabis reducing pain and relief inflams. >> the vet making tinctures for pets. >> the traditional medications while they can be very effective it doesn't work for all pets. >> senior dogs like my buddy here wood stock are susceptible to joint pain and arthritis but

a new study by coronell university found that treating with cannabis extract did 40% better. a new study is under way testing cannabis on cats. paidment veterinarian gary restrictor says too many people are getting pot for pets from dispensaries not all cannabis is the same. pot containing too much thc can be dangerous. >> and i have had people carry their dogs in because they were so stoned they couldn't walk. >> by law, he can't tell pet owners how to use cannabis because the 1996 voters only gave doctors the right to prescribe medicinal pot not veterinarians. >> it if cannabis is available to pet owners for them to use for pets it's critically important that we be involved in the discussion not only to make sure that the medicine is effective but also to keep these is apple animals safe. >> san jose state assembly member ash centimeter colra

agrees and pushing for legislation allowing vets to prescribe pot. >> there is no guidance for veterinarians what they're able to do. they're at risk of losing their license if they discuss the cannabis with the patient owners. >> the california veterinarian association isn't entirely onboard. in a recent news letter they said the published dose ranges a be published research it's considered unsafe to recommend marijuana to patients. pet owners however feel vets need to be part of the conversation. >> it makes total sense for them to be able to prescribe. >> reporter: the debate over pets getting relief from the leaf. reggie aqui, abc 7 news. time now for ask finney 7 on your side mienl finney answering questions sent in. first question turbwilliam. i have a question in regards to toys are us closing down. i bought an extended warranty for a game console in february

should or can i get my money back. >> it wouldn't hurt to give them a call ask if you have a manufacturers warranty or extended warranty bought through toys "r" us. either way you're covered. the warranty from the game console company is good as long as it's still under warranty. the extended warranties sold by toys "r" us were by and large offered by a third party. think in terms of square trade, the san francisco based warranty company. those remain in effect too. there is no problem at all. i do not think you should have any problem but if you do let me know about it and we'll track it down. >> and a viewers asked i had my car hit by a driver when parked. i would like to know when when a car insurance company zietds it's not worth fixes? do i have to listen to their opinion? do i have options? >> well you probably have to listen to their opinion but no you don't have to take it. and yes, you do have options. the insurance company will generally not pay more to repair the car than it's worth on the open market. if you were to sell it. so if the cap wants to junk it you will need to prove its value is higher than the insurance

company estimates. you do that, by documenting your cars precash cran was it in good condition, fair condition whatever and what similar cars sell for locally and on. process if you can't prove it's worth more you can sometimes get the car back along with the insurance settlement. minus the salvage value of the car then you can go out and get it repaired be careful with that one. >> that can be pricey. viewer from san francisco asked i'm wondering if it's okay to recycle bill statements like utilities bills, et cetera but not bank or credit card statements? >> yeah, that's a great question. look, your thinking is right on track. it's pretty safe but not safe enough. shredding bank and credit card statements is must do. there is way too much information out floating around. . utility bills have less information but still your name and address and how much you pay. there's a lot of information to give to an identity thief.

i definitely recommend shredding any documents with your information on it every document. now, if you have a question for me you can record a 10 to 15 second lock video use the hash ask finney. you can reach me on facebook and through abc7news.com. it's a lot to shred when you have remembers and years of documents. >> i've been doing that. zzzz, zzz. >> that's what you did for eight hours in the 7 on your side office. >> a bit more. >> sure. thank you michael. instead of tossing them the a toy has bureau teamed with with terra cycle to launch a toy recycling program. they will be transformed into materials making play grounds and flower pots and park beverages. they will sande free shipping label. that will be limited to the contiguous u.s. for now. and if successful expanded worldwide. >> the effort to save a patch of

land in martinez connected to john muir and what makes it so important. kristen here with what's ahead on abc 7 news at 5:00. >> new at 5:00 not everyone. >> they're driving out our long-term residents. >> and to develop a quiet sfreet in matteo county meets with resistance high pressure how high is too high. she blue the whistle on ub are. now susan fouler is working with lawmakers to target sexual harassment in the workplace. and the roberto calls driving you nuts? a proposed law offers a remedy. the stories and more when dan and i join you for abc 7 news at 5:00.

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at 11:00. >> an east bay land preservation group is trying to acquire a 281 parcel of land they say is the missing piece of a vast network of bay area trials. >> called the almond rich and situated south of highway 4. abc 7 news reporter leslie brinkley reports from near john muir's homestead. >> atop mount wand aire named for john muir's eldest daughter. you can look across a vast landscape on the under lating bills of east bay. >> hiking here with the executive director of the land crust and the general manager of the east bay regional parks district we came to a locked gate, the private property. almond ranch. and they want to bay it for $4 million. >> i can't say enough about -- about this property. inasmuch as it connects everything over and above all of the habitat preservation >> acquiring almond ranch would add a critical missing link to a long envisioned bay area ridge

trail. 550 miles circling the entire bay area. >> it's badly needed. it's a remarkable 281 acre property. and it's literally at the intersection of so many conserve landscape, the franklin ridge corridor. you've got the bay area ridge stral right through it. today it stops right at the gate, the closed gate we want to open forever for everyone. >> the regional parks district kicked in a million dollars to jump start the effort. money from a 2008 voter nishltive to preserve land here. >> this is a critical ac which kwigs o sigs. it's been a priority a long the land trust was able to negotiate an option with the property owners. so we're trying to raise that money. >> they have until the end of 2019 today it or the land could sprout houses instead of wild flowers. leslie brinkley, abc 7 news. >> gorgeous so tranquil. relaxing. thank you for joining us for abc 7 news at four i'm ama

daetz. abc 7 news at 5:00 starts now. we would expect 2500 people to be trapped. >> scientists cull a tectonic time bomb when the hayward fault is unleashed it could be the worst catastrophe the bay area has seen. >> pot hole patrol in san jose the money is out. >> they're driving out the long-term residents. development divide in san mateo county about how high is too high. >> and the bay area company uncovers a data breach of 48 million records. >> announcer: live, where you live, this is abc 7 news. today is 112 years since 1906 earthquake in san francisco. 3,000 people and died 80 of the% city destroyed and on this anniversary a worrisome injure warning. research he is say if a major

earthquake hit today in oakland it would be far more dangerous and destructive good evening dan ashley. >> kristen sze thanks for joining us. scientists engineerings and government agencies use this anniversary to remind all of us that another big quake is inevitable. but we can all take steps to survive. >> abc 7 news anchor eric thomas is life on the scene tonight with a story. eric. >> dan abc kristen, scientisting with worried about a 52 mile stretch of the hayward fault which happens to run through memorial stadium here on the cal campus. today scientists with the u.s. geological survey, the state and along with partners in local government and in business discuss what would happen if a magnitude 7.0 earthquake hit just after 4 this afternoon? there is a reason organizers of the haywire earthquake scenario chose memorial stadium. >> the fault rupture zone passes here. >> the stadium is one