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 several people

who live nearby in an adjacent apartment complex and also i spoke with a man whose 1 and a half-year-old son is at a nearby day care. can you only imagine the emotions he felt we he heard the news. >> i drove as fast as i could and got as close as i could. i talked to a couple of people that said they're safe. but until the tape goes down and you have them in your arms you don't know. >> back out here live tensions of course still high. the good news moments ago i spoke with that man and his wife. and good news is their 1 and a half-year-old son everett is back safe with them. the students, the children at that day care are still safe. but once again, still a very active scene. multiple police crews still working this along with overhead presence from helicopters. we will keep you posted on the latest. but once again, armed and dangerous, this suspect an 80-year-old man described as hispanic or possibly philippine

o. >> dion thank you. men oh on 7, the suspects at a center of a bizarre murder of a sfrorm former sfo employee break silence. mark mangaccat was shot dead in front of his fiona in his daily city home last we can. a date later, a friend coworkers were arrested and charged with the death. the motive they say kevin wanted to date markeace fiance. kate larson joins us with details on the exclusive jailhouse interview. >> that's right i spoke to kevin prasad and donovan at redwood city where they are held on murder charges. they are behind a window and we spoke through a phone. prasad did not say much. but rivera did and he is not happy with prasad after he was jailed last week he told me quote i sat in my cell and thought, this is what my life is going to come down to? looks like i'm going to have to choose my friends better. >> kevin prasad and donovan

rivera are charged with the murder of 31-year-old mark mangaccat engaged to prasad's cowork and love interest. the smat of district attorney spoke about the alleged motive. >> he and the victim mr. prasad and the victim had never had a conflict no fight or battles he simply happened to be the boyfriend of the woman he wanted in his life. and he figured the way to get her in his life was to be there for her as she would be the grieving person, not knowing she would not know that he was the one who had ended her boyfriend's alive. >> today in jail prasad was calm and soft-spoken did want to address the allegation that is he shot mangaccat after he pulled into the driveway of his family home in daley city. >> i heard boom boom. i said, honey hoonny after he -- i heard honey honey somebody

shoot me. and i'm just scared. >> prasad also didn't want to talk about rivera who investigators say investigators say drove prasad to the shooting scene. rivera spoke openly telling mime i'm innocent i'm not violent and he is shocked as hell. he said he and prasad worked together in sacramento seven years ago and have been friends ever since and he has never known prasad to be violent. he told me he was driving prasad around three or four hours telling me he told me to just drive. rivera said he didn't know if he had a gun or if he had a romantic interest in scene. he told me i'm upset at evan. he took me from my family. i was doing well. i i have no criminal history i don't own weapons. >> i asked if he shot mangaccat. >> he said i think he did. he heard shots. after he heard shots prasad ran away and he drove off and panicked. and however the d.a.'s office

says river aire drove prasad away. >> now prasad says he is looking forward to his day in court. both he and rivera are scheduled to appear in court next tuesday. kate larson, back to you in the studio. >> thanks a lot. a fire on an east bay freeway turned heads this afternoon. one abc 7 news viewer shot this video as he drove by the flaming shut on southbound 880. the fire was reported after 3:00 p.m. near the fifth street on ramp. the truck made it to the shoulder. another viewer took pictures showing the flames and smoke rising high in the air as you see. we did see the chp on the scene in the first video. no word on whether anyone was hurt inside the truck. >> a citizens panel reviewing police shootings in richmond decided a officer used excessive force in the killing of a 24-year-old man. >> the family of richard perez says after four years they are getting justice. abc 7 news anchor eric thomas

has our story. >> the old protest signs have been here a few years now. but richard perez had a new sense of accomplishment today as he open the family's recycling business. >> it's about the truth. and justice. >> that's been a pursuit for the perez family hawaiians since his 24-year-old son named richard was killed in an officer involved shooting. the surveillance video is traffic. pety had been drink on september 14th 2014 and stopped by the liquor stores where surveillance stores caught him clowning around. outside he ran into a richmond police officer who stopped hip for being sboktd. a few minutes later he stumbled back into the store dieing with three police bullets in him. >> at that point, the cop fabricated oh story about my son reaching for his second. >> a investigates by the police and the d.a. cleared the offers

of any wrong do. >> attorney dave brown heads the nine member civilian police review commission that officer jensen used unnecessary force as opposed to police and prosecutors who are trying to determine whether a crime was committed. >> that's proof beyond ard doubt or have had is lower clear and convinning evidence. >> the ruling will have no effect on officer jensen. the commission recommends changes in rules of engagement to the police department but can it can only advise not require. however the perez family who settled the case out of court for more than $800,000 feels vindication. in richmond, eric thomas, abc 7 news. >> chevron is going to pay the city of richmond $5 million for a massive refinery fire in 2012. the settlement ends the lawsuit but city officials say chevron is not admitting fault for the fire. also chevron is not forced to make any changes to the refinery. richmond plans to use the money

for a number of infrastructure projects. the fire caused thousands of people to seek treatment for breathing problems. the company gave abc 7 news this statement. let me read it to you. chevron believes that the settlement is a fair resolution and looks forward to continuing a cooperative relationship. >> twitter is telling its more than 330 million use tors consider changing passwords after a glitch exposed them. the company says a bug hit its internal computer network and it has fixed the problem. at this time tirt says it doesn't appear there was a breach or the passwords were stolen or misusesed. it's not clare how long the flich was going on. >> and a new study confirms the bay area housing market is getting so expensive many low and middle income families afford to hif her what are the factor housing prices what do you think. >> laura anthony has the story from the east bay. >> reporter: as bay area home prices go up, those who can't afford them leave.

and those who can take their place. >> housing prices and housing rents are getting too high. >> noel perry is the founder of next 10 a non-partisan think tank kuging a study on demographic shifts in california over the past decade. >> san francisco bay area was the only metropolitan area had a net inflow of people the reason for that was the increase being number of high-wage jobs. >> the study found disparate wage growth over the, up 17% for low income workers 29fers for middle income and 43% for those at the high end. >> people moving here from san francisco, silicon valley. >> dedra joiners with oakland's red oak reality. she acknowledges many sellers are moving away. but those determined to stay are finding ways to finance including loans from plm members. >> if you get creative, i have been 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 ipg a san francisco organization focused on affordable houses. >> care worker, nurses teachers we're all impoverished when the people who we need to fill those roles are not our neighbors. >> in oklahoma, laura anthony, abc 7 news. >> and one more note about housing before we move on, stripe is a billion-dollar start-up in san francisco and fed up with the crisis. the company is donating a million dollars to california yimbi, a local advocacy group that pushes to change policy and bring high density housing to the bay area. bones were found in alameda now confirmed to have been human. that story next. >> plus selling enough tacos to raise nearly a million dollars. it's a big number adding up and paying off for local schools.

i'm meteorologist sand a patel approaching the week we have changes coming. i'll show them to you straight ahead. >> and we know to be wary nigerian princes seeking investors. but have you heard of

public schools are long relied on the generosity of their commune. one restaurant owner has dpon beyond her civic duty helping to raise $1 million for schools in san francisco and san jose. and they have done it one taco at a time. no kidding. abc 7 news reporter lyanne melendez explains how. >> reporter: who would have thought that selling tacos could help feed the mind of hundreds of students. sarah des rein and her husband are the owners of tack or lishs restaurants. in san francisco san jose within palo alto. the parents of public school kids, they came up with the formula for giving.

>> so from september to may we give 15% of the month's worth of monday proceeds to that school. >> for example, the taco lishs strunt in the mission district of san francisco supports 9 schools in that specific community. every month one of the nine schools gets the funds. this month, they will cut a check to mission high school. >> if we can raise 15% of monday proceeds for a whole month's time that check gets a check 3 to $5,000. if you luck out and it's cinco de mayo you get a lot. >> they have restaurants in the north beach districts. that's 18 more schools getting funded. one of the schools that benefitted from one of the taco restaurants is garfield elementary. now let's go inside to see what they have received. garfield's used its money to buy classroom ipads and chrome books for the third to fifth graders.

the principal said it made a huge difference. >> it's 2018 so a lot of technology is really benefitting the teaching and learning in our classroom. >> i really truly believe san francisco needs to really support the public education. >> customers may come for the strong marguerita's you she has her heart set on a strong school and strong city. >> lie lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. >> a florida man arrested in connection to an armed home invasion robbery in santa rosa is now freon bail. investigators say 33-year-old reuben hernandez was one of two men who held a woman at gunpoint inside her home on primrose court. and stole a substantial amount of marijuana. deputies arrested imwithout incident in oakland. he has been charged with robbery kidnapping false. and conspiracy. the second suspect remains at large. >> a man in san francisco whose criminal case inspired a landmark coat ruling on cash bail will be released from custody this evening.

a judge agreed to release 64-year-old kenneth humphrey ahead of his child for allegedly stealing $5 and a bottle of kohl own from a neighbor. humphrey spent a year in jail unable to post as the 350,000 bail. judge brendan conroy decision to release humphrey didn't come without a warning. >> i wish you all the luck. i don't want to be negative. but this is a zero tolerance policy here. do you understand? >> unthe decision humphrey can't leave his home must wear an electronic monitoring device and is subject to searches ppt d.a.'s office opsed his release citing a history of drug use and arrests. >> construction workers in alameda may have unerring the emnantz of an early native american burrual site. they were building an addition to a home on mound street when they discovered the bones. they say the remain are from an adult who may have been a member of elonii tribe.

it the str is named after mounds bulldozed in 20th kregtry. the coroner office to working to date the remains. >> now to online privacy and new scams petition grow on trees. >> yes they do. "7 on your side" michael finney is more on helping you pluck hem sfla lifetime employment for me. it's easy to be a cautious about prince asking you for moep. but some sop scams can be harder to detect. here a look at what the latest ones in a growing world of threats. pat sidon dropped off a check in the collection mailbox. a few weeks later she was shocked to see her banking statement. >> when i saw this check online i went that handwriting -- i didn't write that pat was the victim of a scam. >> this is the mailbox. >> the check was stole fibrin the mailbox, bleached and rewritten for twice the amount. >> data show that everyone, err respective of age, gender, has the potential to be scammed. like everything else, scams

moved into the digital space. >> the latest scam hitting mobile phones smishing. you get a fake text saying there is a problem with something like your bank account. if you respond to the text, the scammer knows the number is viable. and may contact you to get more personal information. >> never click on a link in an email or a text without first confirming that it is from somebody you trust. and if you get a phone call from someone asking for information and it sounds even remotely fishy hang up. >> next up shimers, a thing card sized gadget that scam artists skeletal at atms and gas pumps. >> atm at bank might be safer. >> and then there is tech support fraud. the your computer freezes and a pop up tells you immediately to call a number for tech support. you're then connected to a fraudulent technician who might ask for remote access to your

device. consumer report says do not click on any suspicious pop ups and never give remote access to your device to anyone you don't know and absolutely trust. as for pat slaven, she got all the money back by filing a police report say staying perrisant and following up with her bank. if you think you've been a victim of a scam you should immediately report it to the police. why? that's necessary to make an insurance claim on stolen property and report compromised credit information to the bank. you need to report it and get the puerto rico. >> absolutely thank you miebl. >> >> announcer: now the accuweather forecast with sandhya patel. >> hi, everyone. let's check a low back at live doppler 7. one thing that we see, we've been seeing this week, is the fog. there are some areas we are still dealing with fog. but most of the bay area is starting to see the sun this afternoon. the wind has been a player in this, 18 miles an hour out of the northwest at san francisco. and fairfield it's been breezy. and it's been a little cooler

this afternoon as those low clouds were so stubborn and slow to clear out from our inland areas and around the bay. here is look at where the temperatures are going. they're going up. livermore average high 73 degrees well above average tomorrow. coming in at 80 degrees. you notice the week it cools off only bouncing back on monday and then fall again. you see the ups and downs heading into the next seven days typical for in time of year. a live picture from the mount tamale pace camera. we have high thin which is process clouds before. a gorge shot. temperatures in the upper 50s from san francisco all the way to 55 in half moon bay. everyone else in the 60s. gilroy 76 degrees. one other live picture from the east bay hills camera. if you look carefully you see the clouds and different levels right now. santa rosa 66. napa 65. mild inland. cong cord livermore in the low 70s. this is where you might want to

go friday. santa cruz. it's lonely right now. but it's going to be a beautiful weather -- beautiful day tomorrow. fog near the coast and bay overnight tonight. a one-day warm-up is coming tomorrow. then turns breezy and cooler this weekend. hour by hour we to, overnight the fog fills back in. not just near the coast but around the bay. this time around i don't think that the fog in the low clouds will be as widespread as it was yesterday. and this morning. so we are specking by 8:00 a.m. the most areas around the bay and the coast to be socked in. but watch what happens it clears out sooner. as a result temperatures will respond. it's going to be warmer friday. most noticeable inland. temperatures first in the morning in the 40s, 50s. there will be fog, reduced visibility. it will be pretty compressed. so as a result of fog might be pretty low on the ground. you will need that extra time for the morning compute. the afternoon hours, mild in the south bay. 78 in san jose. 79 los gatos. 82 in morgan hill.

nice looking day. on the peninsula a good way to end the week not too hot or kohl pl mountain view 74. downtown san francisco, 64. 59 in daly city. you have a little bit of fog lingering, something we expect around this time of year in the north bay. 74 in sand rafael pl napa 77. in the east bay, 68 in oakland. up to 74 in fremont. inland areas will be nice and mild. 80 degree in concord and livermore. 83 in antioch. a accuweather seven-day forecast, a warmer day, low 60s to 80s, a little bit cooler heading into the week. the second half of your weekend will be a little drizly in the morning and cooler in the afternoon. temperatures come right back up again on monday only to fall again heading into the middle part of the work week. overall, you can download the ach and keep track of the temperatures. i don't think there are too many complaints about the weather, right. >> not much. >> kristen you always like to complaint about the weather.

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tonight, several developing stories as we come on the air. when did the president know? after telling the american people while on air force one that he did not know about any payment to stormy daniels, tonight, president trump now acknowledging he did reimburse his lawyer for that hush money. the questions now, how long has he known, and was that payment an effort to help him win the election? the president's new attorney, rudy giuliani, and what he said that surprised so many. >> oh, i didn't know he did. also breaking tonight, michael cohen, whose office, home and hotel room were raided. this evening, abc news has now learned the fbi was monitoring cohen's calls, even before the raid. who he was calling, who was calling him? also tonight, the police officer suspended, just hours after this video was made public. the suspect handcuff a