midnight july 7th. even though cleared to land on runway 28 right. it was cleared to land on a taxi way where several planes full of people were waiting to take off. the new video shows the landing lights illuminating the fuselage of one of four aircraft on the taxiway. it appears closer than previous videos of the incident. the air canada jet followed instructions to do a go around to abort the landing appear climb immediately. the ntsb took statements from the pilot andfers officer of air canada flight 759. the captain said as they approached something still felt odd. and he elected to go around. first officers matthew ma'amier told the ntsb if we could confirm the runway was clear. he looked up and expected to see the runway. when he looked up he couldn't understand what he was looking at. the first officer continued quote they thought they were 400 feet when they initiated the go around he was shocked at how low

they were. again it's very important to understore that the ntsb is still in fact finding stage of the investigation. so it will be a while before they have final decisions as to who was at fault or what may have caused this near miss accident, a very railroad critical one. francisco international said because the investigation is underway they are not making comment about the findings released so far today. sfo points out that just last week the f.a.a. recertified the airport for the annual safety inspection. we're live at sfo. david louie, abc 7 news. all right thank you. nine members of the puerto rico national guardy killed today we the plane crashed in georgia. a security camera krped the c 130 going down near savannah healthy hilton head airport crashing into on a highway but didn't hit anyone on the ground. the crew members were puerto ricans who left on a training

mission. the plane was bound for arizona. the f.a. chl a is now investigating what caused a window to crack and southwest airlines plane today. a passenger took photo, flight 957 was heading to newark from chicago when forced to make emergency landing. none of the 73 passengers were hurt. this incident comes nearly three weeks after an engine on another southwest plane exploded blowing out a window on that flight. a woman was partially sucked out and killed. the pour of the pacific ocean revealed itself in pacifica when crews tried to recover a sailboat that washed up a few days ago. surf battered the worker while they tied ropes. they linked to a tug boat off of pacific state beach. the recovery plan called for pulling the boat back to deeper waters. easier said than done as you see in the video from sky 7 flying above the sailboat. the tug started pulling.

everything appears to be going fine a few seconds. and one side of that sailboat dips below the water line. and then starts to cap size. you can see one of the members of the crew onboard having to scramble up to the top of the cabin trying to get to safety because he doesn't want to go into the water. the tug pulse the partially submerged boat. and then the surf overwells. and it really sinks rapidly. two crew members clinging to the rails and each other. i mean, this is complete havoc right here. they needed to be rescued. holding on literally for dear life in the heavy surf. the good news is both had flotation devices and able to stay above the water. and then a coast guard boat rushed in to rescuer them. pacifica city official also work with the boat's owner to try to remove the wreckage. the suspect if the golden state killer case is expected become in court tomorrow.

72-year-old joseph deangelo appeared briefly in court for a hearing today. this is video from his arraignment last week. his lawyer asked the court to stop prosecutors from taking additional dpa from deangelo. investigators say they used dpa to i've him as the killer for dozen murders and 50 rapes from 1976 to 1986. a decision on the motion is expected tomorrow. 20 to is devoting this week's episode to the golden state killer, the history of the suspect, joseph james deangeo and why took so long to make an arrest. catch 20 to followed by abc 7 news at 11:00. the first death reported in the national food poisoning outbreak linked to roam main lettuce. no specific details are available. 121 people got sick in 25 states. at least 52 people have been hospitalized including 14 with kidney failure which is an unusually high number of

hospitalizations. health officials have tied the e. coli outbreak to let us grown in yuma, arizona. >> turning to the weather, we hope winds will stay calm. because it was breezy yesterday zpl extremely windy today as well. let's get to spencer christian with the forecast. >> larry and ama looks brozy for a few keays. no trees blown over but bruisy and cool on the coastline. we have sunny skies right now everywhere except on the coastline where you can ee fog returns. and by the way, the pollen count is not looking very favorable the next several days. oak ash and sycamore will moderate the next few days but the highest levels occurring on friday. on current temperatures. 55 in half moon bay. 59 in san francisco. a mid-60s around the bay. and the inland areas are mid-to supper 70s at the moment. a mild afternoon but getting cooler over the next for you

hours. you can see the fog forecast indicates fog will move forcefully and vigorously from the coast over the bayenland during the overnight. we'll start tomorrow with reduced visibility but after that things get sunnier. larry. thank you. the video was viral. drug addicts shooting up as commuters walked through a b.a.r.t. corridor. this is a video that shocked not only viewers but b.a.r.t. directors as well. our reporter vic lee followed up to see what's been done since the video went public last week. >> reporter: this video was taken by a b.a.r.t. commuter. drug users, shooting up slumped over and unconscious amid pools of vomit. as commuters walked through the passenger tunnel. >> you still on drugs. >> yeah. >> you still shoot. >> yeah. >> rick came here four years ago he says the b.a.r.t. corridor is

a refuge from the elements. >> people shooting up there. >> oh, yeah. >> his buddy steve says b.a.r.t. police make their presence known. >> anybody that's sitting down or looks like they're loitering they make leave. >> but not all the time. now not when this video was taken. b.a.r.t. says it was taken early in the morning when civic center station just opened when officers were on a shift change. >> the addicts obviously learned the pattern of the officers. we're making changes to those shift patterns. the shift changes. >> b.a.r.t. has hired nearly two dozen new cleaners and plan to bring in more janitors and community service officers to patrol the downtown stations. civic center stations corridors were clean when we visited aroundmy midday. there were lots of police. but they can't guarantee it will be like this all the time. because it's a societile problem. supervisors president lonen breed running for mayor agrees. that's why she wants safe

injection sites. >> i want to try something i know is actually working in places like vancouver, canada. >> b.a.r.t. is partnering with agencies that provide services to drug icers and homeless. and san francisco mayor mark farrell suggested sending san francisco police to help the b.a.r.t. cops and the workers at the downtown city stations. berkeley police looking for a suspect in a theft of a laptop at a cafe on monday. investigators say the suspect grabbed the laptop from a customer at cafe strada. this cell phone showing two good smartsen all of a sudden a second man punches one of the good samaritans in the head. the two ran off into a newer model blue chevy impala. >> the data firm at the center of facebook's privacy scandal is now closing doors. today's shutdown of cambridge analytica comes as the first is losing clients and facing legal fees from the facebook case. in a statement the company wrote

despite cambridge analytica unwavering confidence that its employees acted ethically and lawfully, the siege of media coverage has driven away virtually all customers. facebook has tightened privacy restrictions. well scouting gets a new name. it's no longer the boy scouts. but not everyone is onboard. we'll clear up some of the confusion. plus students across the bay area walking out of chases this time in support of guns. "7 on your side" michael finney takes your question on twitter and president bush. post them with the hashtag ask finney and we'll answer it live later. >> if you're asking about traffic you don't want to know the answer if you're on the sky way in downtown san francisco as we approach 4:10 this afternoon. we basically have grid lock in both directions. an early giants game, that's adding to traffic woes as people leave at&t park. slow going whichever

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dozens of high school students walked out of class today in the bay area in support of the second amendment, the right to bear arms. some of the schools participating in the protests today included montgomery high school in santa rosa, college park high in pleasant hill, downtown college precip in san jose and california high school in san ramon. abc 7 news reporter amy hollylandfield was there for the walkout. >> about 75 students walked out of california high school in san ramon this morning. not an unusual sight, especially in the bay area. but some parents were still shocked when they heard why they were walking out. >> wait, what?

>> yes. >> no, i didn't know this. i'm shocked. . i don't know what to say. >> these students are walking out in support of the second amendment. the right to bear arms. this comes just over a month after students across the country staged walk outs to take a stance against gun violence. >> the kids that have been walking out and represented in the media from the parkland -- like parkland survivors they don't represent our whole demographic. >> walkouts like this called stand for the second, are happening in at least 40 states today. the organizer in sam o san ramon saw the event and social media a week ago and decided to host one here. administrators just heard about it and got the word out to teachers and police. >> we're here and ready. and again, our role is to ensure that they're able to express their friedman of speech wells to make sure they're safe. >> the walkout was peaceful and hort. only 16 minutes. a few adults from the neighborhood came by to show

support for the message. and to counterall the talk about gun control. >> they want to start imposing more regulations, i feel at least in my opinion i feel that the more regulations, the more bans in place it's just a slippery slope. once you start banning one thing there is no reason to not ban the other thing. >> after 16 minutes of giving some speeches singing the national anthem they headed back to class np? san ramon, abc 7 news. well oakland is the latest bay area city to bar food vendors from using single use palacek straws unless customers ask for them. councilmember tweeted the news after the city agreed to the proposal after a proposal last night process. they say the measure is parts of an overall plan to reduce environmental waste in oklahoma. berkeley is also considering legislation to ban the straws. similar ordinances are in place in alameda, davis and santa cruz. the boy scouts are getting

rid of the word boy as girls prepare to join troops country across the country. the program will be known as scouts bsa we want to know what you think about the change. hear creditor opinion by going to abc 7 news.com. do you agree with the name change? give it a thumbs up or thumbs down. no need to log in or registerious go to abc7news.com/vote. >> we'll keep the voting open as lyanne melendez looks closer at the changes. >> reporter: the family enjoying outdoor activities together. but with one son in the boy scouts and a daughter in the girl skourts, leifongh had to choose. that changes as 8-year-old jordan is a cub scout thanks to the early adopter program. >> now since my sister is a boy scout we can both go together. and do camping. >> the boy scouts, you know, letting them do certain things that fit my daughter.

>> the main complaint coming from girl scout parents is that the organization has never had the amount of rugged outdoor activities that the boy scouts have. >> all the -- i love the outdoors because i love camping. my brother went camping a lot and i wanted to go too. i have like -- we have gone camping a lot. i really like it. >> it will be up to each troop to decide whether or not to allow girls and if they do initially girls and boys will be in separate units while still participating together in outdoor activities. >> so we can serve the entire family such as you have boys and girls in the same family going to different kinds of ifts o activities. i mean, that was the reason we moved in the direction that we did. >> the girl scouts are not happy with the new boy scouts policy fearing they may lose girls. as of february, the boy scouts will be called scouts bsa, at the same time girls can formally join a troop. not everyone thinks the new

appropriating is a good idea. >> it's g going to be called scouts bsa? >> with the b standing or boy. >> the boy scouts say change is always a work in progress. in san francisco, lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. >> fearing a further drop in its membership, the girl scouts association has an aggressive campaign to recruit girls my by offering more outdoor activities. >> you can see the live results of the poll on the bottom of the screen. you can see a lot of nos. 80% right now. you can vote through the 6:00 hour. go to abc. news.com. >> you were a girl scout. >> i had a lot of fun as a girl scout. i did lots of great stuff like that. >> you did the outdoor activities. >> i loved. >> now they don't offer. >> i guess not. >> we'll keep the society voting up until the 6:00 news concludes at 7:00. below average rainfall in recent months forced residents in santa cruz to cut back and

water use. >> city officials issued the warning out of caution that we can be in for another dry season. >> abc 7 news reporter chris wynn has the story from santa cruz. >> reporter: after a dry winter and spring across the state residents in santa cruz are concerned about potential for draut. they are doing their part to conserve. >> the small parts add up. >> this week, the city council issued a stage 1 water shortage in santa cruz with restrictions in place for the end of october including no landscape watering between 10:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. and no washing down surfaces such as sidewalks and driveways. restaurants will being told to serve water only upon request. >> we actually used a self-dispensing method so people can take precisely as much water as they want rather than always giving somebody a 16 ounce glass of water. >> the city's largest water source, the san lorenzo rifrg is

experiencing lower than normal levels and expected to dwindle in the coming months. although the main reservoir is full. officials want to avoid tapping that source unless absolutely necessary. >> with two thirds of average annual rainfall and one third of flow in the river it's another dry year. >>? san jose, the santa clara valley water district says the ten reservoirs are under 50% of capacity, below the norm for this time of year. as a precaution, customers are being asked to conserve water by 20% and limit outdoor watering to no more than three days per week. >> the fact that our ground water base isn't in good shape bodes well and means we don't need to move to the next level. >> back over the summit residents say the conservation will be part of the daily routine not knowing when the next draut could pit. kris wynn, abc 7 news. and the city of santa cruz will spend the next month educating residents on the water

restrictions before issuing any fines for violations. >> as you can see spencer has rejoined us. before the forecast are we heading toward more drought restrictions throughout the bay. >> we could. a lot depends on how hot on dry the summer it is. the bay area locations are below average for rainfall in this season. beyond this point we can't expect more rain. it's a superhot dry summer we could talk about more restrictions. if it's moderate we could be okay. have to wait. here a slook at live doppler. we have sunny skies across the bay area. but fog has returned to the coastline. pushing through the golden gate right now. and stenting far inland during overnight. this is the view at the golden gate bridge. you can see the low clouds overhead pushing out over the bay. it's 59 in san francisco at the moment. oakland 62. 66 in mountain view. 70 in san jose. 65 at gilroy. 5 a at half moon bay. from emeryville, you can see the low clouds and fog in the

distance there. but the fog hasn't made the push yet over the bay. it's 69 degrees up north in santa rosa. 64. at napa. and 70 at livermore. and here is a view from mount ta machinist m looking to the bay. we have clouds at various levels of the atmosphere but it's mainly clear. these the forecast features. we see the fog forcefully inland during the overnight. we have mild sunny days through the weekend generally speaking with only a few minor temperature fluctuations going into next we can. mild to warm days generally with temperatures going up a couple of degrees and one day and down a couple degrees the next. this is how it looks during the early morning hours, lots of fog over the by. and into the inland valleys as he will pl overnight lows mainly in the mid to upper 40s to around 50. and visibility will be low tomorrow morning in the early morning compute. now here is the alignment of weather systems that's producing the weather we have right now. we have a krerpt of low pressure

inlandland, a center of high pressure offshore. this is producing an on shore flow of cool marine air. we have water temperatures right now coastal waters mainly between 53 and 56 degrees. and the winds are steady on shore. not gusty but breezy out there with surface wind right now ranging from anywhere from 14 to 18-mile-per-hour. so it does feel breezy. but no powerful gusts. 12-hour day planner will start with lingering low clouds in the early morning. by noon we see sunnier skies except fog at the coast. that's the picture at 4:00 in the afternoon as well. but milder by that time of day with highs in the 70s. temperatures in the 70s in the inland areas and 70 around the bay. highs tomorrow. 66 in oakland. 69 if fremont. 74 in san jose. 72 up north at santa rosa. and the accuweather seven-day forecast, once again i point out there won't be much change in

the temperature range from day to day. we call it mainly sunny dry and mild through the seven-day period. since we are water i will emphasize dry. we got some rain in may. we might expect showers or drizzle later in the month. >> okay thank you. going solo, the newest star wars hits theaters this month. we get the scoop from the han solo himself. >> and more controversy

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excitement is building at the shark tank in san jose. here a live look outside the sap center where the putback drops at 7:00. with the sharks taking on the vegas golden knights in the stanley cup playoffs. who dares to stand in the jaws of the giant shark well shees three. and then a

and then the guy has the gop golden knights. we can all get along. >> apparently. >> i guess a lot of people fear the jaws of the shark. because nobody else goes unthere. the sharks 2-1. they need to even tup before back to game five. >> the warrers up two games to none against the pelens. game three is friday and game four sunday right here on abc 7. our coverage begins at noon and stay with us after the game with all the highlights and live post game interviews with you. >> yeah, yes. the host of that show is excellent. >> oh, my. >> the latest "star wars" movie hits theaters and director ron howard says it's unlike any other movie. because the movie focus z on young han solo ten years before the original "star wars" movie. it's a space western with a lot of kmedic moments and one liners we get from han solo all in

aaron like plays the sarcastic hero. they will see how solo and chew baca met. >> they have strong permits. it's not exactly smooth sailing at first. and there is a an unspoken connection i think early >> aaron like met with the original han solo, the great harrisonen ford to get tips on playing the character. solo, a "star wars" story opens may 25th. well just ahead, the growing tensions over the rather investigation plus -- >> i want the state department to get the swagger back. the new secretary of state mike pompeo and what trump called him today. >> plus a settlement following the arrest of two men as a

>> announcer: live, where you live, this is abc 7 news. and here are the story making headlines at 40. a second rescue occurred today on top of a beached sailboat in pacifica. two salvage workers were knocked off the boat by the wave and had to be picked up by a rescue vessel. the sailboat has been stuck since saturday when four people were rescued. salvage views work with city officials on a plan to remove

the vessel but it's not easy out there. a scare for passengers on a southwest flight. abc news tweet add photo of cracked window on a chicago flight heading for newark. very scarey. that plane landed safely in cleveland. we will hear from passenger at 8:30. to an incident at sfo. federal safety officials released new video showing how close an air canada flight got to other jets while landing back in 2016. you can see the video. it's posted on the website as well as the abc 7 news app and we'll show it to you at 5:00. in washington another depart yur from the white house. today eu ty cob is leaving the position with the legal team np that announced comes amid rising tensions between mr. trump's lawyers and the special counsel robert mueller. abc news reporter with the latest from washington. terra. >> that's right. larry, more shake ups on the legal team as talks stall with the special counsel.

bob mueller wants president trump to sit down for an interview but they have yet to agree on terms. . a white house lawyer dealing with the special counsel ty cob announced he is stepping down. >> i will be leaving, having, you know, stayed longer than i intended. but i'll be leaving at the end of the month. >> the white house announcing that president trump plans to replace cob with emmett flood, the washington lawyer representing bill clinton during the impeachment proceedings. just before the announcement cob signalled that trump sitting down with mueller is a possibility. >> it's not off the table. and people are working hard to make decisions and work toward an interview. >> cob's departure comes as robert mueller is sending a strong warning to the president he could subpoena him to testify before a grand jury if he rfs refuses to cooperate. abc news confirming the warning the attorneys. after months of northbounding talks stalled between the

counsel and the lawyers. rudy giuliani was brought on to strike a deal. >> the case should be over. >> he told the reporter that he will not set for the 12 hour interview. the attorneys have charted out the questions that might be requested asked among the topics the firing of james comey and the firing of former national security adviser michael flynn. >> reporter: president trump seemed to acknowledge the resignation of ty cob by quoting a tweet. he quoted a tweet. this isn't some gim you are crew screwing with the work of president of the united states. >> thank you. president trump today hailed the new secretary of state mike pompeo as a true american patriot. he made those comments following the ceremonile swearing in today. pompeo won confirmation after serving as c. i. director. >> i want the state department

to get the swagger back. we need the front lines defended with great vigoren a energy. >> pompeo was officially during a private ceremony last we can and succeeds rex tillerson fired by the president in march. a california businessman is doubling his chances to try to become a u.s. senator. rock rocky de de he says it's legal for him to run in two states as long as he lives in the state before he is sworn into office. he says he owns property in both states. the 63-year-old republican has run for several offices in the past in both states. >> now to some new details on the las vegas shooting v. we get a firsthand perspective of the search for the killer from newly released body cam video. in the video s.w.a.t. members conduct floor by floor checks at the mandalay bay hole in october. that was the night of the deadliest mass shooting in u.s.

shooting. the officers try to locate the gunman. and there is confusion. stephen pad okay opened on fire people attending a country music festival. killing 58 before killing himself as the officers closed in. >> and you may remember the two black men arrested as a philadelphia starbucks last month. well now the city of philadelphia has reached a settlement agreement with the men. each man will get just $$1. but the city has also agreed to spend $200,000 on a program for young entrepreneurs. the men were arrested while waiting for a business meeting to begin at a starbucks. starbucks aapologized. all starbucks location for one afternoon later this month will be closed for racial bias training. a former 49er who joined colin kaepernick's protest is joining him in challenging the nfl 37 eric reed is following his lead by filing a collusion griefens against the nfl owners. why the 26 kaerp knicks as a

free sating -- he is solid and hasn't received a single contract offer. the only teams met with him asked him about his plans for the anthem that would be the cincinnati bengals. reed followed cap kneeling with him during the 2016 season protesting police brutality and discrimination against minorities in the u.s. forget music, singer bob dylan is getting into a new business. >> and do you know what td with the old batteries you have in your house? don't throw them away. what you need to know, just ahead. >> i'm spencer christian, here the beauty shot. the beauty shot. from sutro tower we see the crystal geyser alpine spring water starts here, the beauty shot. from sutro tower we see the passes through here, and is bottled right here. at the mountain source. naturally. crystal geyser is the only major u.s spring water bottled at the mountain source. naturally.

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the san francisco department of the environment is officially launch agnew campaign to make sure you know how to properly get rid of batteries. joining me is peter galleda. thank you for joining me with the san francisco department of the virmt. we love guests bringing props. you have batteries. >> i do. >> you have a little bucket. tell me the concern. >> batteries are a hazardous material. in california it's illegal for batteries to be disposed of in the landfill. batteries never belong in the black trash bin or the recycling or kpofting bin. batteries can have toxic chemicals that leech into soil or water and be fire hazards pef we have had a number of of waste facilities experience fires

because batteries were disposed of improperly. it's a potential hazard for workers at the facilities. >> we have a bunch of old batteries here. what do i do in san francisco let's say for now we'll talk about that to try to dispose of them. >> we want to beat battery waste in san francisco. >> right. >> we have launched a new campaign to inform residents but who to properly recycle. bucket or bin top. that's what we want residents to remember. you can put the batteries, old batteries into a clear, sealed bag and place it on top of your black trash bin. >> okay. >> and then put it on the collection day. or you can throw them into one of these orange collection buckets if you find one in your apartment building. it's just that easy. >> so are these readily visible? i mean, if you have a single family home you probably don't have this, right. >> that's right. you can dispose of it through the bin top sfl okay. >> if you're in a large apartment building when i walk in there is one of these in the

lobby. i can dispose of it any time. most apartment building in san francisco have these. if not we can bring one to your apartmentabling-free of charge. >> okay. this works for san francisco. i live in the east bay. so what do you advise. >> again, batteries never belong in the trash bin. >> okay. >> we ask you to check with the local waste collection provider. you can visit recycle where.org for information about where to take batteries in the bay area. >> what would they recommend we do? put it on top of a bin or what do you think? >> you either could do that or they might have you bring it back to a collection site, either to a household hazardous waste facility or a retailer that takes the batteries back. >> how big of a problem is this in the city of san francisco? >> well, we know that sfriskens purchase about 17 million batteries every year. and we know that there were collected 70 tons of batteries last year. there were a lot of batteries

out there. we know a lot of folks have them in drunk drawers at home. we say don't leave them. put them in a bag on top of the black bin or one of the orange buckets. >> i don't know if you have the data on this? but what percentage of all batteries actually makes it into one of the bins. >> a lot of them end up sitting with you at home in devices. we know that we're collecting about 10% right now. >> only 10%. >> but that's because they -- they don't -- of those that are sold 10%. that's because they end up living in your device for a long time. but we know that we are krping more of them through the convenient options that are now available to sfrisk residents zpl we have to do better than 90% tossed in the trash. >> that's why we lunch the campaign. >> thanks for coming fl. >> thanks for having me. >> announcer: now the ac wrkt forecast with spencer christian. starting with live doppler 7

showing sunny skies with bay area except along the coastline where fog expands right now. it's kinning the expansion across the bay and legally inland overnight. well see le temperatures mainly in the mid-to upper 40s around 50 near the bay and coast. a tomorrow morning as the commuter begins cigaretted by reduced visibility. here the fog forecast animation starting 7:00 tomorrow morning. notice the fog pulse back to the coastline by midday. sunny skies over the bay and inland. but the fog lingers over the coast where it will be cool. look for highs tomorrow at 59 at half moon bay. 6 at san mateo. the north bay mainly low 70s. upper 70s in lake port. and clover dale over in the inland east bay we see mid-to upper 70s. here the accuweather seven-day forecast. we have seven days of fairly steady weather pattern. mainly sunny, fog along the coast night and morning. high temperatures inland will be anywhere from upper 70s to about 80 for the seven-day period. low to mid-70s around the bay.

on the coast not much variation. a nice steady mild pattern. >> sounds good thank you spencer. saved by the bell is back. sort of. the resurrection you can take a bite out of in southern california. i'm "7 on your side's" michael finney. should you get health shurns through covered california ( ♪ ) your heart doesn't only belong to you. child: bye, grandpa! and if you have heart failure, entrusting your heart to entresto may help.

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record a 10 to 15-second long question process share it on social media. usual the hashtag ask finney. i can find it and reach me on facebook page and through abc 7 news.com. when you get on the car websites it's overwhelming. >> yeah you have done it. but go through the process. and then you'll know what a deal is. >> you'll help them haggle and negotiate a deal. >> i love that part. >> you would be good at that. >> thanks michael. >> hawaii could soon be the first place in the world to ban the sale of sun screens believed to be harmful to coral reeves. the state senate passed the legislation yesterday. the bill's author says the two chemicals found in sun screen oxy benzone have been shone to degrade coral and ability to adjust to climate change and inhibit of recruitment of new coral. if signed into law that ban would take effect 2021. and more controversy from

kanye west. >> you hear about slavery for 400 years. for 400 years that sounds like a choice. >> the reaction immediately after that statement. >> and right now, kristin is here with a look at what's coming up on abc 7 news at 5:00. >> thanks larry and ama. the police chief has been on the job over a year. but could he be looking to leave? the report that william scott is in the running for the top job back in los angeles. his former department 37 getting tough on -- in oakland. and we talk about how people are leaving the bay area but the numbers show california's population is booming. which cities are seeing the most growth? those stories and more when dan and i join you for abc 7 news at 5:00. >> announcer: you have to take a first step to take a stand. >> it's the job of everyone here at abc 7 to share your story. >> to tell the truth. >> help you understand the truth. >> empower you. >> empower your family.

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and catch designated survivor and stay with us for abc 7 news at 11:00. now to the controversial comments by kanye west. the rapper called slavery during a choice during a an interview. >> marcy gonzalez reports on the outraged reactions from los angeles. >> kanye west now trying to clarify those outrage inducing comments he made to tm zploochlt you hear about slavery for 400 years for 400 years that sounds like a choice. like, he was there for 400 years. it's all of you all we're penal mri in prison. >> the rapper facing backlash from a tmz staffer. >> what you are doing the absence of thought i'm appalled and brother i am unbelievably hurt by the fact that you have morphed into something to me that's not real. >> that anger echoed on social media. the hashtag if slavery was a choice no trending on twitter

west defending comments tweeting the reason i brought up the 400 years points is because we can't be mentally imprisoned another four hundred years process we need free thought to make myself clear of course i know that slaves did not get shackled and put on a bet by free will. after a long hiatus following his hospitalization west recently returning to twitter with other attention grabbing comments. >> i just love trump. that's my boy. >> and now sharing some of the struggles he says led him to seek medical help. >> i was addicted to opioids two days after i got off opioids i'm -- i'm in the hospital. >> and some accuse west of making the controversial comments for publicity ahead of the release of his next album in june. marshalscy gonzalez, abc news, los angeles. well in another tweet, shortly after the interview, kanye wrote, we are programmed to always talk and fight race issues. we need to update our conversation. >> that's going to do it for

this edition of abc 7 news at 4:00 i'm ama daetz. larry beil. news at 5:00 starts right now. my guys did exactly what they were told to do in that situation, which was go overboard. >> video from pacifica, what happened in this attempt to salvage a boat. >> we're getting another look at a dangerous close call at sfo last year. the new details released by investigators after a jet nearly landed on top of another plane. new questions raised about southwest airlines planes. the latest emergency landing after a window cracked in the middle of a flight. is san francisco's police chief on the way out after just over a year? the report he is in the running for the same job in l.a. >> announcer: live, where you live, this is abc 7 news. tonight more on a near miss at sfo last year. the new details federal investigators are releasing now after an air canada flight came within feet of hitting another plane. very scarey. good evening i'm dan ashley.

i'm kristen sze. this happened back in july and abc 7 news reporter david louie has the details from the airport. david? >> reporter: well abc kristen and dan, this is frightening video the national transportation safety board released today. this video provides a different perspective and frightening one how lucky hundreds of passengers were while waiting for air canada flight 759 to land to they could take off. a united 787 was within feets of being crushed by a 72-ton aircraft. this new video was shot by an airport surveillance camera and shows the flight 759 missing one of four commercial jets setting on a taxiway by feet. it's a chilling look at how close hundreds of passenger waiting for takeoff could have been victims. flight 759 has been cleared by the tower to land on runway 28