was going to bite me. i saw it coming at a distance smiling and i thought it was friendly. it came and it was running really fast. i was like whoa. >> only on abc 7 news. a teenager is talking about his terrifying face-to-face encounter with the pit bull. thanks for joining us. that attack happened last night in san francisco's bayview neighborhood and there is urgency tonight to find the dog who did this. kate larson joins us from the newsroom with the story you will see only on abc 7 news. kate? >> it's very penitentiary to find the dog and its owner to make sure the dog doesn't attack anyone else and make sure the two boys who were attacked receive potentially life-saving treatment. the dog who attacked him was by

itself on the street last night with no leash or collar. a warning, some may consider the images in this story graphic. >> here almost took off my pinky and wouldn't let go. >> hooked up to an iv and morphine, luis describes getting attacked by a dog saturday night while walking near oak dale avenue in bayview. >> it came rushing at me and bit me and it was the worst pain i ever had. >> after getting bitten, he was able to escape into his friend's house and was rushed to the hospital. his friends said he saw the dog before. >> the big face and people call it chop. people say that it's a person's dog up the street. >> someone could come forward and let us know where we can find the dog. >> like any mother, she doesn't want to see her son in pain. luis had surgery to clean the

wounds all over his body. if they don't find the dog quickly. >> we want to observe the dogs for 10 years and make sure the dog doesn't have raineys. my son has to go through pain again if we don't know if the dog has raineys. the doctor is one of the doctors treating luis. >> it's treating patients before they have symptoms. >> the dog also bit luis's friend trying to help him. police are investigating. abc 7 news. >> a manhunt is still under way in tennessee tonight. police are looking for a man suspected of shooting four people to death in a waffle house restaurant. officers fear he might still be armed. richard cantu has more. >> a manhunt for the gunman who

opened fire in antioch, tennessee. >> somebody is shot. >> dozens of customers were in this waffle house when 29-year-old travis reinking began shooting. >> this guy in a pick up pulled up and gets out of his vehicle wearing nothing but a jacket and shot some guy at the door. >> he then went inside firing round after round from this ar 15. when he paused to reload, the customer wrestled the weapon away, burning his hand on the barrel of the gun and being hailed a hero. >> i'm not a hero. i'm just a regular person. i think -- >> disarmed the suspect took off, triggering the massive search. they are using search dogs and combing true the areas. his jacket was loaded with two more magazines. >> he clearly came armed with a

lot of firepower intending to devastate the south nashville area. >> rirchging was no stranger to authorities. in 2017 he was arrested by the secret service in a restricted area of the white house. during that investigation they seized four firearms including the one he allegedly used. the guns were returned to his father. >> he was allowed to do that after he assures deputies that he would keep them secure and away from travis. >> police now fearing reinking may still be armed. abc news, new york. >> new details about a woman killed when flame raced through her home in the sunset district. relatives identified her as jessica castro who was a survivor of domestic violence and encouraged women to escape abusive relationships. her grandson visited tonight. >> my grandmother is not here

anymore. she is in a better place now. and we will all miss her. >> heart breaking. abc 7's cornell berred in an told us more about the tragedy. >> flame lit up the night sky at a fire at this apartment building. he tried to help his neighbor escape. >> she was standing by the doorway yelling for water. i called 911 and that's the last time i saw her. >> everybody is hurting in the family. >> garcia is remembering his beloved aunt and identifies her as jessica castro. >> the whole neighborhood liked her. she was always going around the neighborhood and talking to everyone. she's an outgoing person. >> the fast moving fire claimed her life and quickly engulfed the building with smoke and flames and firefighters attacked from all sides. that wasn't easy. a steep ravine on the back side created a challenge.

>> we ended up having to go into the exposure buildings to attack the fire because there was no way to get in because it is below grade. >> when they opened the door, if you have seen lord of the rings t looked like fire erupted through the door. >> the building is red tagged and two homes were heavily damaged. a familiar face on the block is now missing. >> we all knew her. she was a spry little old ladies in her mid-to late 70s. >> one neighbor thanked firefighters for saving surrounding homes. abc 7 news. >> two people died in union city when a tow truck crashed into a sedan late this afternoon at mission boulevard and lafayette avenue. a passenger died at the scene and the driver died at the hospital. the tow truck driver was not seriously hurt and is working with authorities. firefighters had pg&e shut

down the power grid because of a serious crash. a driver went off the road at camino el lago in atherton earlier this morning. live electrical wires fell on to the vehicle. it's very unusual to shut off the grid, but pg&e crews couldn't get there in time to safely remove the people. a driver and passenger were taken to the hospital and their conditions are not known at this time. pg&e has not commented. >> supporters of a filipino peace advocate are holding ang g rally. abc 7's lillian kim has the story. >> the story of an advocate denied entry has mobilized the local community and beyond. he recounted his sfo experience. >> it was worse than i imagined and thinking about a 25-year-old man coming here and by churches

and congressional leaders to share stories of human rights violations and becoming the victim of human rights violations here in the united states. >> she arrived here tuesday evening. sent back home to the philippines wednesday morning. he said he was repeatedly accused of being a terrorist and ordered to strip naked and after 24 hours was finally offered food because pork because of his muslim beliefs. >> he is treated as an enemy combatant and accused him as being a terrorist. >> a spokesperson said u.s. customs and border protect treat all travelers with integrity, respect and according to law. allegations of torture and religious discrimination are false. the he said the government is covering up for the officers.

>> it is unacceptable that they can be back in those room for hours and hours doing god knows what. >> supporters will be holding a demonstration at sfo's international terminal. at sfo, abc 7 news. >> former fbi director james comey will speak in san francisco tomorrow night at the kern treater to highlight his book, a higher loyalty. truth, lies, and leadership. it describes his service from 2013 to 2017. among other things, he oversaw the investigation into the controversy involving then candidate hillary clinton's e-mails. he was fired by president trump last year. still ahead on abc 7 news at 11:00, a warning for bay area hikers after the krrk hp had to airlift someone from a hospital. a new mexico community pays tribute to the women killed on the southwest flight last week. >> if the big one hits, new

concern about buildings here in san francisco. >> we made it into the 70s and 80s earlier today and while the new week we need to help more tocalifornians get ahead.d, that's why antonio villaraigosa

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a memorial service took place tonight for the women who was killed on the southwest airlines flight in her hometown of albuquerque, new mexico. ♪ >> riordan's death prompted federal regulators to require airlines to inspect the engine that failed on her tragic flight. tonight that is delaying air travelers across america.

>> tonight the emergency inspections over the deadly southwest airlines are impacting thousands of passengers. >> they're tell us that there has been a change of plans and that they will inspect the engine. >> those inspections canceled nearly 50 flights today and at least 90 for tomorrow. more than 700 flights delayed. the airlines wouldn't say how many are related to the inspection. they started on tuesday when a broken fan blade caused an engine to explode, killing a passenger. one man was forced off his flight and hold it needed to be inspected. >> we're appreciating they are trying to inspect things. >> more travel problems after the rare emergency directive requiring all airlines to

inspect fan blades on the long service engines went 20 days. >> as engines get old like people they begin to break. we are finally seeing the inspections that should have been done long ago. >> they are being impacted the most because they only fly 737s. they are inspecting the engines and couldn't say if the cancellations will get worse. abc news, new york. >> people are celebrating earth day around the world this weekend and one of the founders still champions the environment here in the bay area. congressman pete mcclosky organized the first earth day years ago and at age 90 he draws parallel between the climate of the 70s and today. he spoke to abc 7 news. >> clean air and water in the coastal zone. a great environmental laws that were passed. bipartisan cooperation because

the kids like the kids on the floor of the school turned out. they turned out to an apathetic public. >> he switched party affiliations in 2007 and is now a democrat. he hopes voters vote for the environment. >> when it comes to earthquakes nearly everyone in the bay area knows a big one is coming, but we don't know when. a region is lagging when it comes to retro fitting buildings. san francisco officials don't even have a list of the two to 3,000 concrete buildings that need to be strengthened. a survey found that oakland has nearly 2,000 wood framed apartment buildings at risk of collapsing. san jose has more than 1,000 with a high seismic risk. >> a hiker is bitten by a rattle snake. highway patrol was called in to hope. firefighters say the person suffered multiple bites. they flew the victim to john

muir medical center and the trauma center specializes in treating snake bite victims. baby ducks got a helping hand from the law in the north bay. joseph lee from central marin station sprang into action when the middle ones got separateed from their mom. he scooped them up in a bin and reunited them. they tweeteded tweeteded tweeted that will teach them to run from the law. let's go to drew with how long the warm weather is lasting. >> you will get about one more afternoon where we get the really warm air overhead and starting to see cooler air throughout the week. live doppler 7 along with satellite showing you a really quiet day. tons of sunshine this weekend. tonight equally clear. the picture outside is a beautiful one. a live live look with the lights

of san francisco. kind of in the center left of your screen. city hall all the way in green for earth day today. temperature-wise, we have fallen back to the 50s and 60s and for this time of year, it's not all that cool out there right now. 56 in oakland and currently at 61 in san ramona. 54 in san francisco. 57 in napa. look at mountain view and san jose. rather mild in the low to mid 60s. here's the call from accu-weather. clear skies and lots of stars out there. we will fall back into the 40s in most spots. urban cities like san francisco and 51 for san jose. it will be a bit of a chill first thing tomorrow. satellite showing a quiet picture across californiament a few high clouds streaming in earlier. they moved out and much of the action in terms of rain focused on the east thanks to high pressure. that's not moving anywhere the

next 24 hours. if you like this weekend, you will love monday as well. here's your 12 hour planner. the sun gets up at 6:23 in the morning and the sun will warm up by noon away from the coast. we are well into the 70s and by 4:00, the temperatures in the 70s and 80s for most of us. highs monday here we go again. a mild 72 in san francisco. a bit of a breeze tomorrow afternoon. san jose up to 83. 85 for concord. 77 in oakland and up to 80 in santa rosa. antioch up to 86 degrees. it will be a nice night for a ball game. the nats are in town. first pitch at 64 degrees. by the ninth inning the game is wrapping up. temperatures falling into the upper 50s. take a light jacket with you. what to temperatures and how they will

change. a rather warm and sunny start. then everybody by thursday going to feel much cooler out there. temperatures go back to reality in the 50s and 60s where they should be this time of year. on friday we are tracking the chance of a shower. it's confined to the north bay. here's the seven-day forecast. warm and sunny on your monday. tuesday we are still mild, but the coastal fog will be running. and then thursday. that's the day you will feel the cool air. a slight chance of a sprinkle on friday and otherwise by next weekend, a blefbd sun and clouds and temperatures back into the 60s where they should be for this time of year. it will slowly cool down. >> we should take the day off tomorrow. i like it. i like it. a rebellious boy takes a threat ♪ ♪ ♪ raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens ♪

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oh, boy, talk about a fight with your parents escalating quickly. a 12-year-old stole his mom's credit card and went on a solo vacation. he purchased a four-day get to bali. he went all out. he convinced his grandmother to give him his passport. when he landed in bali, he went to his room at the four-star all scien seasons hotel. he stayed there for the four nights and the thrilled mom flew to bali to retrieve him. no word on how long he is grounded for. i don't understand how -- so many questions. >> he's grounded at the four seasons. >> room service, please!

>> you have two daughters. i can envision this happen something. >> they didn't have access to passports. they are smarter than that. sorry. the warriors had a chance to sweep the spurs. one team looked desperate and hungry and one didn't. the spurs stay alive as manu ginobili proves life is not over we can now use a blood sample toh care, target lung cancer more precisely. if we can do that,

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good evening. in the first quarter, steve kerr reminded his warriors, it's the playoffs. you gotta bring it. they had the switch flipped off for much of game four.

how about the stage manager? he was sweeping anticipating a sweep and throws it down in disgust. the warriors turned over early and often. a little gift for rudy gay. seven turnovers in the first 4.5 minutes of the game. spurs up 14 at the break. warriors starting to get serious. jamming off the euro step. he was one who brought the energy, serve points and seven rebounds. manu ginobili is king. 40 years old and a bad man. spurs up by as many as 17. fourth quarter, kevin durant had 34. the lead was down to two. la marcus aldridge and the bank is open. 22 for aldridge and they force game five back at oracle. >> it's tough to get off to a

start like that and think you will bounce back. none theless, there were several play where is we lost the game and it wasn't just the first. >> have you seen a box score like this. we lost by 13 points, weird game all in all. >> they're made the playoff and it is spurs are great. a great coach team and they'll compete and play with a lot of pride. you give them easy looks and they get going. >> the giants won the first series of the year, taking two of three in anaheim. brandon belt set a record and not dimaggio, but it's a record. bell facing jaime barria. this is a record 21-pitch at-bat that lasted 12 minutes and 45 seconds. we cut it down to 19 seconds. they started keeping this stat in 1988 it. ends with a flyball to right

field. up in the fifth and a more modest nine-pitch at-bat. now homering four straight games. the first giant to do that in five years. belt faced 40 pitches today which is a lot. the giants win 4-2 and they are back home to face the nationals. shawn pitched a no hitter and chilling today. 1-1 game in the eighth. chris davis is crushing. a three-run blast. his 6th of the year. 4-1a's take two out of three. abc 7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. how about john bennett with the acting there. he is looking for speaking roles.

once again, good evening. in tonight's headlines, a teen boy is recovering after surgery to clean up several dog bite wounds. a pit bull attacked him in san francisco's bayview district. doctors want to know if the dog had rabies. they are still looking for the animal. family and friends remember a woman who died when fire raced through her home in san francisco. they found her after a fir broke out at an apartment building. they are still looking for a cause. police in tennessee are searching for a man suspected in a deadly shooting rampage. they believe he hilled four

people at a waffle house in tennessee. a customer is being hailed a hero. a critical week at the white house. the president returned to mar a lago with fresh attacks on the media and the investigation. he is defending his attorney michael cohen. >> tonight the president's personal attorney and fixer under criminal investigation signalling complete loyalty tow trump. michael cohen will never flip. >> i will do anything to protect mr. trump. >> the source said trump's long time confident rejects a story that cohen may cooperate with investigators since the fbi raided his home, hotel and office. the president lashing out against the times and defending cohen. he said i don't see michael doing that despite the witch

hunt and the horrible media. >> why does it matter if he flips if he didn't do anything wrong. >> he is defending someone he worked with someone and has known for a dozen years who he thinks is being treated unfairly. >> they are presenting a united front and will likely face pressure given the burden of proof needed to seize his files. >> to get the warrant they got, they had to show evidence of a possible crime. that's probably what is making michael cohen's team so concerned. >> the turmoil spreading throughout the white house. jeff sessions threatened to resign if he axed rod rosen stein. he said neither sessions, rosen stip or robert muler is in danger. >> a young man from colorado is showing details about how he

survived a shark attack and it was not his only run in. dylan mcwilliam said he is luck tow have survived after a shark bit him while surfing in hawaii. >> i started kicking at him and i can feel him once underneath me. that might have deterred him. >> as scary as that was last year, williams was camping when he woke up with his head in the mouth of a 280 pound black bear. the bear dragged him out of his sleeping bag and he taught survivor classes and the attacks are a coincidence. he plans to return to surfing when the bite wound found and sound. she was lost on a huge property and she was not alone. the family's cattle dog stayed by her side throughout the

ordeal. the 3-year-old had no food or water, but heard people calling her name and saw the search lights and helicopters. max led her grand north her. >> i could hear this and i said i need you to say that's my name. >> max pulled aurora towards the search nights and he is now an honorary police dog. he is partially blind and deaf and 17 years old, well past the average life of a cattle dog. still ahead on abc 7 news at 11:00, an exciting glimpse this earth day into one of the unforgiving and stung places on the planet and how penguins fight to survive there. >> we are tracking one more very warm afternoon before

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this is a party. tom jones was among the entertainer who is helped celebrate queen elizabeth's 92nd birthday. prince har we meghan markle led the tributes. >> tonight we are celebrating the queen's birthday, your majesty, you are not someone who is easy to buy gifts for. >> everybody else is laughing. i don't know about her. they shifted to winder castle where the queen acted for the lander for the london marathon. she started with the press of a button. the runners finished in front of her residence, buckingham palace. >> the sacramento bee said furry boy is a member of the student body there. he lived on campus and ran on

platforms like easier acorn access, but the man behind the campaign posted his intentions on facebook. he wears a squirrel costume and he is focussed on the environment, mental ill and disabilities. two bobcats were released back into the wall after being sickened last fall. they show a young female captured in october and look at the transformation. you see the beautiful coat. active and ready to run for cover. the team at the wildlife center helped treat the bobcats over the past five months. this one was captured in november. he reemerged in the sun and healthy and free of mange. the cause of their sickness is road poison. on this earth day, a glimpse into one of the most unforgiving and stung places on the planet. we have a neek peek.

i was fascinated the whole time. you have motion and romance. especially for a science guy like you the landscape is fascinating. >> beautiful there. cold there and opposite here.

temperatures much warmer than april standards. outside tonight, it's a quiet picture. a light wind along the embarcadero. we are in the 50s and the 60s. overnight tonight, a cool down into the 40s for most. plenty of stars and a nice looking night. that will set the stage for a sunny start. 70s and 80s by the end of the day. 83 in san jose and 72 for san francisco. the seven-day forecast warmest day of the week tomorrow and we cool off by the end of the week with a slight chance of a sprinkle. next weekend is back to reality. >> thanks. larry in tonight. >> we are talking warriors and what went wrong in san antonio and why brandon belt got high fives after

earlier we showed you the yours losing 103-90. even though it's the playoffs, they were plagued in the regular season. they get complacent and lose focus. now it's on to game five tuesday at oracle arena. thoughts following the loss. >> it's not surprising. this is a championship organization coach bide pop to be the toughest, smartest team on the floor night in and night out. up or down 3-0. they did it to us tonight. >> we are not the best shooting team in the league, but not that bad either to shoot 20% of the game. it goes like this. and today we had a good night. ideally you prefer a little more

out, but it didn't happen. it hand today. >> ball game was in the first quarter. the first quarter and that's playoff basketball as you see every possession and every quarter. there are no laws in the game. the moment you do have one, you get confidence. >> you are playing the right way and doing all the right things and you need to get over the hump. one call doesn't go your way and one shot like that doesn't go your way and that's where it catches up to you guys. it's all good. this loss in particular. >> it's like a lod of heads back in the game. what does it do for you in what is the feeling? >> this is just -- i don't think anybody has it down and feeling sorry for ourselves.

>> nba with the cavs in funeral attire. would it be their funeral? lebron said no way. they are up 13 at one point. the pacers come back. darren collison spinning and won. i work out. this time the cavs recover. lebron is 32 points and 13 boards using the left. for the daggar, it's -- no, it's not. it's kyle korver for three. that series is now tied at two games apiece. think about this. what can you do in 12 minutes in the bay area? take the for tow alcatraz or cross the bay bridge assuming no accidents and it's not rush hour or you can enjoy four quality weather forecasts. i will take the weather. today you can watch giants first

baseman brian belt. belt set a major league record in a 21-pitch at-bat. took almost 13 minutes and longest since they started keeping the stat. belt exhausted barria and got yank and ended up flying out, but earned praise from his teammates. it's a record. not like dimaggio, but it's a record. >> i wanted to fight and stay in that at-bat. i didn't want to give it up. the pitcher didn't give it up as well. we went to battle. i wanted to stay in as long as i could. it didn't matter the result. i wanted to give myself a chance. i definitely got tired and worked up a sweat being out there, but it was worth it, i guess. not exactly the record, i guess. i would love to be a part of, but it's not the worst either. >> how about a more coveted spot. sneaking a peek at the scoreboard. he did have a no hitter.

he didn't know. he was dominant against the red sox and leads in almost every single offensive category. his family is from american samoa and he grew up in indiana. this was his first career complete game and first time he pitched into the ninth inning in a major league game. he knew he could feel he was pitching better lately, but was not counting on this. >> i didn't expect to throw in. i was feeling good and felt like i was well-prepared and trusting that what i was doing in between starts is going to yield an effective outing. >> i have been in the spot before where you don't top the get. i want to the put it down or keep doing what we are doing. not going to change it up and get scared, but keep attacking and it's a lot of fun. being able to watch it from behind the plate. >> what a night and the a's have themselves an ace.

brought to you by river rock casino. >> i love stories like that. >> that was better than the forecast. >> quality. >> i know it. >> not the quantity. >> thank you for the distinction. that's it for tonight. abc 7 news continues tomorrow morning at 4:. for larry and drew and all of us here, thanks so much for joining us. follow us on facebook and we will see you tomorrow.

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