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a suspected cereal killer and rapist on the run for decades has been caught. . >> sacramento prosecutors confirmed that investigators used a jeanology website to help track down one of the country's most feared serial killers. >> tonight he's on suicide watch scheduled to be arraigned tomorrow afternoon on two counts of murder. he's suspected of at least ten more murders and upwards of 50 rapes from 1976 to 1987. >> in connection with the deaths of two victims in their home in 1980. police searched the home today for possible murder weapons as well as tringest the accused golden state killer may have stolen from his victims.

>> the case took over a man's life. >> he told us what it was like finally looking at the suspect in person after all of these years. >> there's no question it was an obsession. to a fault. i neglected maybe certain areas of my life in order to be able to continue to pursue this. >> newly retired cold case investigator literally hunted the man every day for a decade. this is a photo of him working the case late one night he became an expert on the crimes that haunted him. >> i started to think this guy has to be caught. >> skechts and dna didn't match any known criminals. he went to an open source

jeanology uploading site. he followed the suspect's origins which were italy. then he checked if anyone at any point moved to california at the times of the crimes. >> if the person has enough of the boxes checked, that's when you go and decide i'm going to get a direct dna sample. >> joseph di anglo fit those boxes. investigators staked him out and got his dna from material he'd thrown away. >> are you sure you have the right man? >> 100%. >> theis not all he was sure of. >> i absolutely needed to see him and to see him sit in the interview room utterly defeated, that was a good feeling. >> he retired 46 days before the arrest. abc 7 news. >> now, if you're interested in hearing more of the insights into his years-long investigation into the golden

state killer we've posted the entire interview with him on our website, including how a woman in the killer's past may have helped crack this case. >> we're learning more about the life of a man suspected of being the golden state killer and the east area rapist. the campus newspaper reports he transferred to sacramento state from a community college in 1971. deangelo served in the navy before attending college. after college he worked as a police officer during the 1970s. first in exiter and then in auburn. he was fired by auburn police after a shoplifting arrest in 1969. he retired last year after spending 27 years working as a mechanic in roseville. they say they're cooperating with prosecutors handling the case against di anglo. the super market chain released a statement saying -- none of

his actions in the workplace would have led us to any suspicion of kriemts being attributed to him." >> detectives found him through family dna. tonight we spoke with a dna expert who says the public should think long and hard before completing at home dna testing kit. >> when you provide them with a sample, they have all your dna. >> she specializes in dna cases. she says people should be cautious of at-home jeanology testing services. she said they've become popular selling millions of dna testing kits. >> i don't think it's safe. >> a partial match on a jeanology website led to his arrest. >> newing to is actually increasing the chances of misidentifying people with dna. >> when you did dna testing you would get a sim profile of one

individual. that makes it easy to do a compareson. now days, the tests are sensitive that they come in with miks churs. >> she said consider your whole family before using dna testing kits. kate lasheson, abc 7 news. >> if you'd like to learn more about the golden state killer, go to our website. we've posted several stories that our reporters did in the 70s during the scary time he was terrorizing quiet bay area communities. head to abc 7 news.com to watch the reports. >> a man was killed in san jose today. there were fears. a girl was missing but she's ok. when firefighters arrived they said that the smoke was so thick, the second fire engine couldn't even see the first engine. neighbors saw a man rung out of the burning home screaming that his niece was still inside.

>> firefighter went in and the 23-year-old followed suit. the whole time we were there, we never saw him come back out. >> the little girl was later found safe and with a family member. firefighters will monitor the scene overnight. >> another big fire started in the attic of a day care center about 4:30 this afternoon. workers noticed the fire while everyone was outside for recess. took firefighters about a an hour to put out the blaze. we're very glad to say nobody was heard. >> attorneys for cosby screamed a profanity at the judge. sentencing will take place during the next 90 days. he faces up to so years in prison on three counts. it involved a person who claimed cosby drugged and molested her in 2004.

the ceo of a big charitable foundation has been put on leave after allegations he permitted a toxic work culture. we spoke with a former employee. >> they have so much money and so much power to do good and yet inside it was such a toxic environment. and that is really the real irony. >> sira goodman resigned from the silicon valley community foundation three and a half years ago. she said she was bullied and belittled by the company's second in command. >> handwritten notes saying this is a waste of my time, you don't know what you're doing. >> she resigned following sexual harassment complaints. now another has been placed on paid leave. a statement said the board remains committed to taking all necessary actions once it had concluded to ensure that the silicon valley community foundation thrives today and for

many years into the future. she said while putting the ceo on paid leave is an important first step, she thinks carson should resign. >> as ceo he was responsible for setting the tone and pace of everything. >> charitable gifts have come from mark zuckerberg, the foundation awarded $1 money 3 billion to nonprofit organizations last year. in soldier, abc 7 news. >> developing news. a historic summit between the leaders of north korea and south korea is happening right now. north korea's kim jong un made hifs early me accepted the invitation of the south korean leader. he's the first to set foot in south korean time period since 1953. seoul says kim jong un told moon he won't interrupt your early morning sleep anymore.

referring to missile tests. this marks the third summit ever between these two countries. they've technically been at war since 1950. >> feeling anxious, down, or just need to talk? there's a new way to improve your mood just by picking up the phone. researchers say it's working. >> more than a temperature drop is coming. we'll have the weeked prove coming up. >> later, your own private jet, hotel, and party? would you spring for the most exclusive festival pass every offered? >> here's jimmy. >> thanks. it is night four with the cast of the aven jers infinity war. each of you is going to give a spoiler, not a ton -- >> no. >> well, yeah.

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>> we've all heard the saying "college is supposed to be the best four years of your life." for this woman it was a quick lesson in how you can feel alone in a sea of 41,000 students. >> you're constantly surrounded by friends, you have thought provoking conversations and then you're doing well like measuremently and physically and not gaining the freshman 15. but then i realize, oh, it's not like that. >> she found making friends was harder than it looks. >> very confused and also like kind of lost. >> she said she fell into a deep depression. >> i'm a failure. >> one day scrolling through social media she found information about wobot. she decided to give the free app a try. >> i just really needed someone to talk to that was on command. >> that's exactly what the little yellow robot provides.

type in it creates an emotional model of you over time helping change your thinking. the stanford researcher said she developed it after con fronting the same problem over and over again. >> no matter how beautiful the therapies were that we were developing, they're no good if nobody can access them. >> she said she just wanted to improve access. >> they will not see it. >> she was floored by the results. >> in his first day of being launched, they've had conversations with more people than any clinician could see in a lifetime. >> the robot is active around the world. he receives two million conversations in a week. a recent randomized study reveal people who use him have significant decreases in two weeks and were likely to return to the chat with him every day. dr. darci is clear, he's not

meant to replace in-person treatment. >> he does a pretty good job of being a good coach. a guide, and a friend right when you actually need something and there's no one around. >> she said it worked for her. >> i would say, oh, i'm failing everything. robot would ask you to rewrite your thought. i would say i'm only falling a little behind on my psychology class. oilgs, i've joined the soccer team and we won the latest game. >> yeah! >> found a group of friends. >> who are just as nerdy as i am. >> but still have the virtual friends who never get too busy to check on her. >> i feel bad sometimes for pressing the snooze button. >> happy little fellow.

>> yeah. it continues to grow. just received $8 million in funding just last month. >> we've expanded info for you at abc7news.com. >> let's check on the weather. >> let's chat with sappedy. >> let's chat about the marine layer. we have our natural ac in business right now. sunset 7:55. and i want to show you this view. one of those views you can play over and over again and just watch it and just be mesmerized if you're a meteorologist or if you're a viewer. this is really a cool view of our deep ening marine layer. it's now 2500 feet deep and that is why it has made its push all the way into places like san jose tomorrow. overcast in hayward. when you look at what's happening, there is a system on live doppler seven that has been spinning off the coast and that's the system that's been deepening our marine layer and

dropping our temperatures every single day the last couple of days. we were three to six degrees cooler than average. we'll carry on with that trend. santa rosa, 71 degrees the next couple of days, including the weekend, below average. then you'll see the temperatures slowly moderating starting next week. taking a look at the temperatures. in the 40s and 50s across the bay area. as you look from our emoriville camera looking back towards san francisco, look carefully. you can see the overcast sprinkles, light shower tomorrow night into saturday morning. cooler than average right on through the weekend. hour by hour we go. tomorrow morning there will be some slick spots due to drizzle between 5:00 a.m. and 6:30 you'll notice some green showing up. 11:00 a.m., still pretty cloud. tomorrow night as the system gets closer and pushes to the north it will squeeze out a few showers. mainly mendocino county but a few showers may slip southward.

they will be spotty and isolated as best. saturday morning, i would not change your plans. certainly could be some slippery spots. saturday afternoon, isolated showers. for the rest of you cloud-sun mix for saturday and a few sprinkles early on in the morning. temperaturewise, still below normal. in terms of rainfall potential, anywhere from zero to a few hundredths of an inch. in the case of hew kaaya, .14 of measurable rain expected. breezy tomorrow afternoon and staying on the cool side. upper 50s to upper 60s. as you look at the giants forecast against the dodgers tomorrow evening, take a sweatshirt. 56 degrees, 7:15. dropping to 53. it will be breezy like it has been. clouds and drizzle tomorrow

morning. then morning sprinkle saturday. below average until next week when we warm back up to average for this time of year. >> very nice. thanks. >> uh-huh. >> all right. and tomorrow on good morning america, australian pop supersta

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. good evening. the snoemg sharks gave up a total of four goals in their first round playoff sweep of anaheim. they gave up four goals in the first period tonight. opening round two in vegas. the knights putting on a show in pregame. you want some of this. eakin deflects the brayden mcnabb shot. 26 seconds later, eric hala. 1:05 past that. three goals in six minutes. the sharks in a stupor. dan warned me this could happen in vegas to you. alex ganss through everybody. daniel rice, vegas takes the series opener. 7-0, sharks just never showed up. after weeks of wondering looks like steph curry could be ready for game one of the warriors-pelicans series saturday night. curry upgraded to questionable.

look at the moves. he looks good. five weeks after suffering the knee injury, the sprained knee looks better. >> upgrade him to questionable now. we'll see how he responds tomorrow. physically and we've got to go through another practice tomorrow. we want him to string together some days before we put him into a playoff game but he's getting better. >> clearly. the nfl draft began tonight. the browns, they took oklahoma quarterback baker mayfield number one. that's even brill yamt o bust. the niners used the ninth pick on mammoth notre dame offensive tackle mike mcglinchy. 6'9", 310. the plan will be for him to compete right away. >> the more we watched him, the more we liked him. at a premium position particularly when you've just invested in a quarterback, more important than that, just an important position in football.

you couple that with take the position who are the players that excite you most, this was a guy. >> the raiders traded back from ten to 15 in round one. they also go with a huge offensive tackle. colton miller in ucla. 6'8", 309. his job was probing josh rosen. now it will be derek carr ch. >> i'm so excited. being from sacramento and oakland being where it is, super excited to work under him and i'm read to come in day one and make a name for myself. >> the raiders used the third round trade they got, flipping to pittsburgh for martavis bryant. unhappy with the steelers. a couple of substance abuse violations. if he's happy, could stay on the field. could be dangerous, but a gambling. >> colton, 6'8", 309?

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