walk free. >> randy thompson was 15 years at the time at the time he and jae williams scabbed to death michael russell at a san jose home. now the fate is up to another judge because of proposition 57. >> abc 7 news reporter chris wynn is will live at the santa clara county juvenile center with the story. chris. >> reporter: ama and larry for the family of the victim this was the last place they wanted to be. eight years after the brutal murder, another hearing for one of the men already convicted. in 2009, randy thompson, 15, along with 16-year-old jae williams stabbed to death 15-year-old michael russell at his home in san jose. the three were friends as in and classmates. >> nine years ago this is where he was. and now we're back in this spot. something is wrong. >> thompson and williams admitted to worshipping the devil and wanting to kill just for the thrill of it. they were tried as adults in

separate trials and sentenced to 26 years to life in prison. but with the passage of proposition 57 in 2016, cases like these could return to the spotlight. angering those viewing it as a potential loop hole. approved by nearly a 2 to one margin it was to reduce the overcrowded prisons by spanning parole eligible for non-violent criminals. however the measure gave judges not prosecutors the power to decide whether to try certain juveniles as adults in court. thompson has yet to exhaust appeals so heically be loutd a transfer hearing. the law professor here can't imagine thompson being recommendsed but says these types of cases have to make their way through the courts on a circumstantial basis. >> the appeals run the course and from here on out proposition 57 has a clear procedure you recall mechanism for dealing with these cases into the future. >> today was a detention hearing

for thompson which is a formallity on the way to eventual transfer hearing. >> the thought of him getting out is really scarey because for society i wouldn't want him living next door to me. >> reporter: thompson is scheduled to return to court next month. the victim's family also believes that williams will appeal. live in san jose, chris wynn, abc 7 news. >> chris, thank you. happening now, a slow ride if you are traveling on the san mateo bridge to hayward. sky 7 was over a crash on eastbound 92 an hour ago. all lanes block at one point but the crash was cleared about 20 minutes ago. it's not known if anyone was hurt. a live look from the san mateo prij camera. you see the left side all the backup. that's the traffic eastbound toward 88037 looking good if you are heading to the peninsula. and abc 7 news viewer alerted to this fire on 880 in

oakland. check out the flames. it started after 3:00 in the southbound direction near the fifth street on ramp. you can see the flames shooting out into the air. the chp says the vehicle was engulfed in flames. there is noward on whether anyone was hurt or even if anyone was inside the vehicle at the time that this happened. the suspected golden state killer appeared in a sacramento courtroom once again. the prosecution came away a small victor. this is as we hear from more victims. marshalsy gonzalez with the latest. >> reporter: accused serial killer joseph deangelo back in court a third time handcuffed in a wheelchair. this time the 72-year-old hearing a judge's ruling allowing prosecutors to collect additional dpa fingerprints and photographs of his body. something his attorneys tried to block. >> no comment at this point. >> deangelo believed to be the so-called golden state kill he accused of a dozen murders, 50 rapes and more than 100 burglaries in the the 70s and

'80s. >> victims sharing stories. >> the whole time he was threatening me he was saying do you want me to kill your mother? do you want me to die. >> he wants fear pan i told him i don't care. >> deangelo was a former police officer. his one-time boss recalling a disturbing night soon after he fired deangelo. >> i woke up one morning, my 4-year-old was laying alongside the bed. she said dad last night there was someone looking in my bedroom window with a flashlight. >> but he says at the time he didn't make the connection. now he questions whether he could have helped catch the accused killer more than 30 years ago. >> guilt, some embarrassment. you know, i just wish we could have -- it could have been stopped a long time ago. >> deangelo has not entered a plea. he is due back in court may 14th. marshalsy gonzalez, abc news, los angeles. >> and 2020 is dweet are

devoting this week's episode to the golden state killer, the history of the suspect and why it took so long to make an arrest. 2020 aires tomorrow night at 10:00 followed by news at 11:00. the arrest in the golden state killer case is renewing efforts to solve other cold cases using the dpa technology. >> at the time top of the list is the custody yack killer who terrorized the bay area in the late 60s. kristen sze with more on that kristen. >> reporter: larry and ama the custody yack killer is claimed to have killed five people though claims to have killed more. this is a map of where it happened. san francisco, that's in the presidio heights neighborhood. lake berry he issa. blue rock springs in vallejo. and lastly in benesy and lake herpen road. that was all in the late 'siktsz. today vallejo police confirm they sent dpa of the custody yack killer to a private lab.

hoping to build a profile. that could be compared against those in public dna dbs and help investigators track him down using the family tree tracing that led them to the golden state killer suspect. vallejo police are working off of two envelopes. they contain some of the letters the custody yack killer sent to police and newspapers taunting them with mysterious skriefrs. the vallejo victims were a young couple. she died but he vifd. over the past half century the search for the serial killer resulted in books, movies, potential suspects and even confessions. but nothing has been conclusive. investigators say they haven't given up hoping new dpa technology will allow them to finally solve the puzzle that the custody yack killer was so fond of. >> thank you. i want to take you back out to the breaking news in marin county live pictures from sky 7. according to the marin county sheriffs department two people

have been shot. they have been taken to the hospital. and we learned moments ago from authorities this situation is now contained. there is no threat to residents in that area. the shooting happened inside an apartment complex on east blight dale avenue and tower drive. the shelter in place we talked about before has been lifted. we have a news crew on the way to the scene and have more information as soon as it becomes available. our coverage will continue online at abc7news.com. and on twitter at abc 7 news bay area. if you are one of 330 million people using twitter you should kang your password. the san francisco company says a bug exposed enemy in an internal log. twitter put out a statement saying there are no signs of a hack or anyone stealing passwords and it fixed the problem. we aewe aapologize for the sky 7 sabby. here is twitter. it's not clear how long the bug was exposing passwords.

but they advise you change your password. >> in pacifica what began as a dream became a hazard between the waves -- i'll catch up to you -- as there was a hazard at linda mar beach yesterday. we showed the dramatic video of the failed rescue erpt of a sailboat. the boat went under water not far from the beach where it was stranded. the situation is more complex. wayne friedman joining us from linda mar beach. >> linda mar beach. i'm stepping out of the trapino frame and show you what remains of the top of the sailboat at this point. beyond the surferers you might soo see the black spot not moving, the tip of an ice we agree of problems as the city of pacifica must deal with the removal and the crew members with loss. linda mar beach in pacifica an inhospitable place to run aground. is there any other kind. >> it wasn't a matter of running

aground so much as we were pushed aground. >> that's tanny gaver deal with the sad ending of her sailboat. it ran aground last weekend then sank yesterday during the efforts to tow it free with more lives endangered. today we found the inexperienced krou of four stranded in a motel room with no money left and investment on the bottom. >> so everything is gone. there is no hope to rebuild her or get her back. >> for captain tony clark it's a dream break sfleer i wanted to be the first transfemale to circle navigate the globe. >> the trip lasted less than two days. what remains has been a major zard for surfers as tides expose and hide the mast. >> it's steel harder than my head. >> you don't know you could get your foot tangled in a rope or get stuck with a piece of metal or something. i don't know it's dangerous. >> legally tony and tanny bear

ffrpgs responsibility but claim to have no money and the wreck fills with sand. police spent the day with the coast guard hearing the bad news of removal costs about tens of thousands of dollars. and risks. >> unknown current, hazards, floating debris. >> the sal o sad ending of a sailboat they celeste san francisco bay on a voyage around the world but only got as far as pacifica. for her crew, the opposite of a bon voyage. >> well we have each other. that's what we've got. >> and any still have that mast sticking out of the water as we look at the live picture. the crew was getting by right now with help from the red cross and from local people in pacifica who have been generous, donating money and food. and donated all kinds of help. there is also a gofundme page to help the crew. you'll see it on our website. wayne friedman, abc 7 news. all right thank you, wayne.

the national transportation safety board released new details on the fatal accident aboard a southwest airlines flight last month. according to the investigators the pilot struggled to handle the plane after the engine blue apart at 32,000 feet. engine fragments broke a wend. a woman was killed after being partially sucked out of the plane. investigators say other blades were nicked in the accident but showed no signs of cracking. >> announcer: now the accuweather forecast with spencer christian. >> you may have notice add cooldown today. there is fog on the coastline but mainly sunny everywhere and we have breezy conditions right now with winds at 20-mile-per-hour in san francisco. 22 at fairfield appear all around the bay anywhere from 10 to 15 degrees. and 25-hour temperature change shows locations at 1 to 3 degrees cooler than this hour yesterday. 57 here in the city right now. 60 across the bay in oakland. 68 up north. santa rosa 67. 73 at danville. 71 at fairfield. the fog forecast zms notice it

fills in over the bay as it has the last few nights. tomorrow will begin with reduced visibility for morning commuter but brighter later in the day. the full forecast later. >> see you in a few minutes. today is the national day of prayer. people of all faiths are encouraged to pray for the nation. governor jerry brown issued a proclamation dlarpg the day as a day of prayer in the state of california. it reads in part i encourage californians to participate in this day in the manner that's most appropriate to their own religious or spiritual believes and experience. meanwhile president trump celebrated the national day of prayer by announcing a white house initiative that he says will recognize the vital role of religion in the country. the president says a new offices setting up will make sure that faith-based and community groups have equal access to government money and the equal right to exercise their deeply held believes. the bay area housing crisis isn't a big surprise to anyone living here. coming up a new study looks at

the problem and what people are doing to get into homes. and high above the golden gate bridge what the workers are finding up

only one candidate for governor when students were stuck in failing schools, led the fight to turn them around. as mayor of l.a., antonio villaraigosa invested in classrooms and security. graduation rates soared. antonio for governor. a new standard confirms a tren many suspected. the bay area housing market is getting so expensive many low and middle income families can't afford to live here anymore. >> we want to know what you think. what factor would make you leave the bay area, housing prices, crime, traffic, all of the above? go to abc 7 news.com slash vote to weigh in if. you seat responses in realtime. with more on the story let's go to laura anthony. she has this report from the

east bay. >> reporter: as bay area home prices go up, those who cannot afford them leave. and those who can take their place. >> one million people net left california between 2006 and 2016. >> noel perry is the founding of next 10, a non-partisan think tank conducting a study on demographic shifts in california over the past decade. >> san francisco bay area was the only metropolitan area that had a net inflow of people. and the reign for that was because of the increasing number of high-wage jobs. the study found disparate rates of wage growth over the past decade up just 17% for low income workers 29% for middle income and 43% for those at the high end. >> this is listed at 599. it's 1216 square feet. >> dedra joiners with oklahoma's red oak reality. she acknowledges many sellers are moving away.

but those determined to stay are finding ways to finance, including getting loans from family members. >> if you get creative, i have been able to get people into houses. and i also think part of it is not selling your family house. >> richard, mark antonio is with public advocate, inc, a san francisco organization focused on affordable houses. >> care workers nurses teachers are all -- we're all impoverished when the -- the people who we need to fill those roles are not our neighbors. >> in oakland, laura anthony, abc 7 news. >> and according to the study a housing shortage is a huge kprbter to the exodus from the state of california between 2011 appear 2016 california added only 171 homes for every 1,000 people. >> right. so again we are asking which factor would make you leave the bay area inspect is it the house prices crime traffic like you said all of them? you can look at some of the responses.

69% saying houses costs. >> that's going to be the overwhelming winner if -- not like that's winning. >> right. >> but the traffic is also getting worse also for those of us who have lengthy commutes every day. can see the past two or thee years a lot more cars. >> it's definitely difficult. can you continue to vote go to abc 7 news.com/vote. your responses will be shone in realtime and keep the voting through the end of the 6:00 hour. >> all right. san francisco's real estate market could be slowing down. the transfer tax collected the city reached a new peak, $411 million. but the data shows the number has decreased. >> when we look at the budget we always look at revenue and say, okay does it make sense this is going to continue in the same way it has? i think for many folks we understood that that high level probably was not sustainable. and so this year we actually assumed less in transfer tax revenue. and we'll be roughly meeting that level. >> she says transfer taxes of

volatile revenue source because it swings with the market. the more buildings purchase the more transfer tax. >> engineers respecting the towers are g gichg the span a clean bill of health so far. abc 7 news cameras got an upclose look at they rapled down one of the towers how would you like this job? no thank you. they spent the week speculating for rust and corrosion. they say wind a challenge but overall a successful week. >> most of the time we are working focusing on the bridge. but you have to stop and pause and look at alcatraz, look at sfriz, take in the view. it's beautiful out here. >> or stop and pause and hold on for dear live. engineers say the bridge looks good especially considering the win, salt air and damp conditions. they have found corrosion. nothing major. the biggest problem is on the ground somebody broke into the truck and stole some of the

hahneresss come on, people. >> if you drive through east palo alto prepare for northbound 101 to be fully closed. they will begin closing lanes around 9:00 between embarcadero road and university avenue. there will be a full closure before midnight crews will build the framework for a bicycle and pedestrian overcrossing. lanes will reopen around 4:00 a.m. tomorrow. >> spencer christian back with a look at the weather. you mentioned windy conditions. . we are heading into a nice weekend, right. >> indeed. slightly cooler than average but sunny, a gentle breeze. sounds good. a look at live doppler 7. a gentle breeze right now with parts up against the coastline but sunny over the bay and inland. as we move along i'll give you the live view from sutro tower. and even though we see low clouds it's a good view. it's 57 degrees in the city right now. 60 degree across the bay in oakland. 63 in mountain view. 73 gilroy and 5 a the at half

moon bay. check out this view. looking west ward from emeryville. 67 degrees up north at 66 in novato. we have low 70s at fairfield, concord and livermore. and here is a few have the abc 7 pier 39 camera looking at the seals out there enjoying what's left of the sunlight. our forecast says the sale of approval. sale seal of approval. >> fog pushes in overnight. a one-day warm up. and cooler over the week but not much of a cool down. the fog pushes legally inland over the bay. as it has the last few nights. overnight lows upper 40s to 50s. fog greets morning commuters but burning back to the coastline by midday into the afternoon hours we'll see. although breezy, conditions high temperatures around 60 or above on the coast. upper 60s to low and mid-70s around the shoreline tomorrow.

and highs inland reach 70s to low 80s. look for 80 degree at livermore, concord. 83 at antioch. 82 at morgan hill. mild to warm conditions prevail tomorrow. as we look at the maximum temperature trend over the next several days. a cool you downon saturday. we expect mainly sunny. instead of 80s inland mid-to upper 70s. and then further cooling by a couple of degrees. low to mid-70s on inland on sunday. low to mid-60s on the bay and 50s on the coast. temperatures on monday bounce back. we have a rebound in the warm-up. and highs will roach into the low to mid-80s up in the north bay. low to mid-80s in the inland east bay and low 70s around the bay on monday. two-day cooldown over the week not bad. here the accuweather seven-day forecast. drew through the entire seven-day period. and ups and downs in the temperatures over the next few days. but notice the next we can starts out on a fairly mild to

warm note. first couple of days highs around or just above 80 degrees inland and mid-to upper 70s wednesday and thursday. not much change except the breezes will be stronger next wednesday and thursday. good days for flying kites, i guess. >> all right. >> i was looking for another seal line. >> i think one was enough. >> really. >> i think so. >> on the road again. the warriors in new orleans now getting ready for game three of the playoffs series. plus -- >> i'm putting together a crew. you in? >> how chewy's roar can make a i have type 2 diabetes. i'm trying to manage my a1c, then i learn type 2 diabetes puts me at greater risk for heart attack or stroke. can one medicine help treat both blood sugar and cardiovascular risk? i asked my doctor. she told me about non-insulin victoza®. victoza® is not only proven to lower a1c and blood sugar,

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the surfer in linda mar. there was a sailboat ran' grun. towing efforts failed yesterday. nashville police tweeted out a photo of a police of a man killed at a shopping mall. the suspected shooter is in custody. the man had some kind of dispute and resulted in gunfire. president trump responded to a stunning admission from his legal adviser rudy giuliani. giuliani said the president paid back the $130,000 that his lawyer michael cohen paid to buy the silence of adult film actress stormy daniels. abc news reporter terra has more. >> one of the president's lawyers drawing a direct line between donald trump and the $130,000 payment made to a porn star before the election. rudy giuliani recently as trump's lawyers telling fox news the president personally paid back his lawyer and fixer michael cohen for arranging the hush agreement with stormy daniels. >> that was money that was paid by -- by his lawyer, the way i

would do out of his law firm funds or whatever funds, doesn't matter. the president reimbursed that over a period of several months. >> a stunning admission on the payment that the president previously defied knowledge of. white house press secretary sarah sanders said trump didn't know about the payments at the time. even though he had been paying cohen monthly. >> it wasn't something initially known but later learned. and again, we give the best information possible at the time. >> cohen said that he used a home equity loan to pay daniels to sign a non-disclosure agreement about her alleged affair with trump in 2006. legal experts questioned whether the payment was an illegal in kind contribution to the campaign. cohen said it had no connection with the campaign. giuliani seem to suggest the campaign might have suffered if the alleged affair came out. >> imagine if that came out in the middle of the last debate with hillary clinton. >> even hinting there may be others telling the "washington post" quote there are a few other situations during the campaign. trump acknowledging that these

kind of non-disclosure agreement deals with common practices for people like him tweeting these agreements with common among celebrities and people of wealth. >> sarah sanders long defied the president had knowledge of the payments. and said that she learned last night from giuliani on fox news that he had actually reimbursed cohen. terra palmieri. abc 7 news washington. bill cosby's wife is coming to his defendant. she released a statement blasting the guilty verdict saying it was mob justice, not real justice. mrs. cosby called the accused are a liar. she also accused the prosecutor of taking on the case to advance his career saying he should be criminally investigated. the comments come a week after a jury convicted the 80-year-old comedian on three counts of gratified indecent say assault. the conviction has cost cosby the membership on the academy of arts and sciences today the academy announced the governing forward o board expelled cosby

and roman polinsky. for askeding of conduct. . the organization that puts on the oscars also expelled harvey weinstein from the ranks in october. a fiery explosion at the scene of a tense standoff in connecticut injured several police officers. the blast happened behind a home while negotiating with a man who had taken his wife hostage. eva pilgrim has the details. >> reporter: overnight this connecticut explosion sending nine police officers to the hospital. >> stand off, multiple officers down. something about an explosion. >> the barn behind the house bursting into flames as the s.w.a.t. teams enter the home after the standoff. blast shaking houses for miles around. >> i came back down the road after the explosion and heard it was an explosion which would have made sense because our house was shaking. >> the home owner allegedly barricading himself inside as

part of a domestic dispute. >> as it progressed we determined there was a need for further -- the s.w.a.t. team that transitioned into a barricaded zblubt this morning the man who allegedly intensely set off the explosion has yet to be located. although authorities say they have found remains in the burnt structure. >> once we have a positive identity on the remains we can take it further at that point. but right now we need to identify. >> eva pill dprim, abc news, north haven, connect wutt. several cars were damaged after a parking garage in detroit partially collapsed. nope hurt. the city says the garage was last respected in 2015 and no issues were found then. it was supposed to be respected again about six months ago but the person assigned to respect hasn't been at work because of a serious illness. >> a surprise for drivers in india, hundreds of thousands of dollars in cash flying everywhere. >> hey. >> the money came from a brings armored truck that burst whom.

officers blocked traffic as they collected money. the some drivers scooped up the cash. >> they wouldn't do that, would they. >> never it's not free money, though people we're told anyone picking up the money could be charged with theft. the new program trying to connect the disconnected. >> the unique challenges and what makes this south bay effort different. >> i'm spencer christian from sutro tower. lots of blue skies above but low lots of blue skies above but low clouds are crystal geyser alpine spring water starts here, lots of blue skies above but low clouds are 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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this is a live look from our brand-new abc 7 camera, located at pier 39. check out the sea lions hanging out. a lot of napping going on right now enjoying the sunshine. get yourself a bowl of clam chowder and listen to these guys bark and splash around. speaking of animals, ama. >> we know a lot of people around the bay area love zms. i'm included. next week there is a fund raiser to help conservation ambassadors. we have david jackson, the director of conservation ambassador here with a special guest. before you run out the special guest tell bus the conservation ambassador what you do. >> first of all we are a rescue zoo. we have a facilities and up in we have a rescue center in weimar, take in zms displaced

ababused abandons. permanently injured, native wildlife maybe a balanced eagle that's shot and can't fly. sometimes people get silly ideas make wild animals in-house pets and that never works. likely we have wonderful lieus. and the people get caught and the animal is taken to us. a lot of people try to make a monkey into a pet and didn't work. >> bad idea. >> we take them around to schools and we see about 400 schools a year. that's the main second biggest reign for existing not just to care for the animals for their lives but let them be ambassadoring teaching kids. >> educate them so they can help make a difference. >> yes, maybe make different decisions than a lot of us did as adults. >> i want to see your little friend. >> you said don't bring anything other than. >> i have a animal that loves to be a putback. her name is pockets. >> pockets. >> this is a little possum. >> okay. >> and believe it or not they're

cute when small. >> i don't like the big perfection but small little pockets is cute. >> when you go out to the garbage can and you see one with the moug gaping and hissing. it's ugly. but they're good to have in the backyard. we strive to teach the kids these are important. they eat snails and slugs and bugs and rotten fruit. as long as you put on the lid on the garbage can these guys are good. when you like them or not they're successful. it's an urban success story. >> well i love pockets here. you have a fund raiser next we can. tell you more about that. >> may 12th. we have a board members. paul and linda holland have the greenest house in america in your own bay area. it's called tom a law you can look it up online. it's net zero house. it's fantastic platinum lead certified and they open up to

each year to have the fun raiser. we move the entire zoo, rescue zoo up here to the site. and next week, the 12th is when we have it. we have 30 spots left. >> okay. >> so it's got ten days to get online, zoo to you.org. and get some tickets and meet the animals up close and personal. and have interactions and there is special things you can do. walk around all day and have wonderful food and music, and animals everywhere. >> help out the cause. how much are tickets so people know. >> go to the website because it varies. there is group tickets. individual tickets. special experiences can you purchase. and there is such a variety for everybody. >> okay. >> everybody can afraid it. and it's our union one and only fun raiser we have everybody gets to meet the zms all theed ambassadors usually only the school kids get to met enemy but this is for the family. >> thank you for bringing pockets and coming. >> he is not going to let go. they're good climbers.

>> thank you. now the accuweather forecast with experience chris zbloon right to live doppler 7. sunny skies over the bay and inland. but notice the increasing fog. it's moving out over the by and locally inald overnight. low temperatures in the early morning hours in the mid-to upper 40s to around 50. then tomorrow as we start off fog forecast animation 6:00 in the morning notice how widespread the fog will be and reduce visibility for morning computers. so things will be a bit slow until the fog pulse back to the coastline midmorning. which midday we see the bright sunny skies over the bay and inland. even patches of sunshine on the coastline. but fog lingers at the coast much of the day. high temperatures in the amp. raining range range from low 60s at the coast to upper 60s, low 70s around the bay and we'll see some low 80s in the warmest inland spots. the accuweather seven-day forecast, temperatures drop over the weekend but not chilly, just

cooler then tomorrow. they rubbed then to seasonal levels on monday and tuesday. >> all right. thanks. >> by the way with how is your arm? because pockets didn't want to let goe. >> pockets was supercute. >> you like pockets. >> i very much so. >> cool. moving on first lettuce and now afters. the latest food recall to warn you about and what you need to foe to stay healthy. i'm "7 on your side" michael finney. new concerns about the safety o make ross your destination for savings. if you're looking for an incredible selection of the brands you love, this season's newest trends for a fraction of what you'd pay at department stores, ♪ you gotta go to ross

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your car. >> yes. >> you don't hold it to the ear. >> it's interesting, though. let me tell you about it. it found in the uk cases of these types of brain tumors, more than doubled between 1995 and 2015. researchers found to lifestyle factors that could play a role. since the rumors are primarily near the ear and forehead concerns are raised about cell phone use. also being looked at x-raies and air pollution. in the past studies found no relationship between cell phone use and these types of health problems. however, there were some other studies that suggested a link. blue apron is new selling meal kits and in select cost colocations. blue apron saysaysays toward family so they don't require as much precip time and costs about a third less than the traditional blue apron offerings. the company is hoping to expand

to costco locations as well as grocery chains. >> hulo topped 20 subscribers that lags behind netflix by show that is hulu belongs in the fight and the company is also taking a page from the netflix model by allowing to download movies and tv shows to watch off line. but unlike net flex, hulo download haves commercials. some bay area singles tired of online dating paid thousands for personalized match making. but say it ended up as a big mismatch. >> it was very disappointing. i felt like they weren't finding me the right person. >> tonight at 11:00, some angry singles take the match maker to court. i'll show you what happened. right here at 11:00 on abc 7 news. >> all right. thank you michael. well san francisco is going high-tech to ken up city

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the actor took us behind the scenes to her treysing room to see the family photos personal poems and the secrets you won't see on stage. every night she has to is to her engagement ring in the orange about how much to transform in the karng netty. racks of costumes line the haul but she bends down to touch to ground herself during the performance. she tells me it's a journey to get here. >> this is the first time i've done this an interview. >> if you could go back and give your 15-year-old seven a piece of adviceway would it be. >> i still think about that question. i still think about that question. >> you are truly loved and you are truly supported. and that you're somebody's. and that's all you need. >> the color purple runs through the 27th at the orpheum and we hoefted the interview with this incredible actor what it took to get her. we posted it on the website. abc7news.com. and there is a lot more to do if

you are a mack and cheese lover like me head to napa on sunday learn to make the perfect mack and cheese. hide veggies picked from the garden process. it's at the cull near institute of america. and we haven't forth been the cinco de mayo. . all the info isn't the website. abc7news.com. natasha zouves, abc 7 news. all right. training for tech jobs. but this isn't the usual career counseling. up next, the organization helping to connect the unconnected to more than just jobs. >> and right now kristen is here with what's coming up on news at five zbloofrmgts thanks guys. new at 5:00 a delicious way to raise money. a local company finds it pays to be a business that gives back. plus -- >> victimized. i felt awful. >> new scams targets, digital technology is only giving crooks new opportunities. catching the perfect wave in

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coming up ton on abc at 8:00 it's gray's anatomy. then at 9:00 catch station 19 followed by quantico. then stay with us for abc 7 news at 11:00. a new concept in job training is helping silicon valley deal with a needs for workers. >> at the same time the program

is helping at risk youth, victims of domestic violence and the homeless to get hired and gain experience. >> abc 7 news reporter david louie shows us how people shores changing lives. >> silicon valley has 13,000 people disconnected from the economy. some are homeless, some have other kinds of challenges. this program called people shores is doing something unique about that. it's training people for tech jobs but goes a step further. it is set up at a for profit company. once trained, these workers are hired to do coding and other projects for a number of tech companies. >> to work with actual people instead of sitting around learning we're actually learning and using at the same time. so it's been great. >> but linnae burns was homeless. missouri hand is a musician but went annett been working. >> i can bar tend any day. but that's not something i want to -- i don't see myself as a retiree moving into the retiree years as a bartender.

>> once the two months of training ends they will be paid $15 an hour after a tlae-month probationary periodle they will bet benefits including medical paid tim off and holidays. the concept started in india unund the name rural shores where 4,000 people were trained. ceoer brought the model to silicon valley last august. he says it works because the trainees use new skills immediately putting worries behind them. >> give them the comfort that starts with the kpfrt. that leads to commitment, that leads to high quality work, that leads to getting more and more work. >> people shore as partners with non-vofts and the city to find applicants. >> this works as silicon valley should work, private sector non-government all working together. >> abc 7 news. people shores is on a mission to expand its training and job program across the u.s. it already has set sites on mississippi next >> thing for joining us for abc

7nous at four. . >> abc 7 news at 5:00 starts now. >> he is can considered armed and danger. >> breaking news in marin county two people shot in marin valley. life. >> charged in a work place curb that turned deadly. what they're telling only to abc 7 news. >> surveillance video shows the night a teenager was killed in richmond. now a review commission says police went too far. >> this may abpeak in the bay area housing crisis. new evidence the haves and have knots conbe further apart. >> also ahead why twitter says it's users should change passwords. >> announcer: now from abc 7 breg news. the that breaking news in mill valley. sky 7 over a neighborhood right now near highway 101 as police search for an 80-year-old man who they say shot two people at an apartment complex. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm kristen sze thanks for joining us.

90 minutes ago the marin county sheriff wet out an active sheert. >> there is heavy police activity near 101 in mill valley. dion lim arrived on the scene and joins with us the latest. dion. >> reporter: boy, dan and ama good evening, things are busy around here in the 800, 900 area blocks of east blight dale even though the sh shelter in place was lifted moments ago. you can see multiple agencies on the scene with the s.w.a.t. team that entered the one street approaching the apartment complex where this happened this afternoon. and i can tell you we heard from the marin county sheriffs minutes ago. and they told us yes the suspect is an 80-year-old man considered armed and dangerous and his victims include a man and a woman who have since been taken to the hospital. the perimeter has been secured. however we have not been told exactly where the perimeter lies. but i can tell you i have been able to speak to