ramon valley high school in danville what she has learned about the incident. >> reporter: hello, dan and kristen. vrgs from the danville police are on scene examining the area of the pool behind me where the boy was found. he was discovered just after lunch in the deep end of the pool, just as a freshman p.e. class bass to begin. >> medical emergency at san ramon valley high school. this is for a student in the bottom of the pool. local county is on scene with cpr in progress. >> the 911 call came in just before 2:00 p.m. at san ramon valley high school. a male student was found at the bottom of the pool unresponsive. while police investigated a deficienter apparently used to try to revive the young man was sitting near the deep end. it was learned that the student was discovered at the start of a class as students lined up to jump into the pool they spotted

a body petition bottom. >> the p.e. teacher, she quickly got in the pool jumped in happening right after class. she quick jumped in was doing cpr until the medic came. >> danville police had a team of investigators around the pool but haven't released more details about the victim or his condition. ayden believes the victim is a student who dressed next to him in the locker room. >> it's hard knowing that he is like there one second and now he is not. i don't know if he is going to be here tomorrow. and i hope to god he is. but i'm just praying that he is there tomorrow. >> reporter: and we're back live here. this time in the afternoon, this pool would normally be bustling with activity. but the pool is closed as you can see. and the high school team that would normally practice here we're told is practicing over at neighboring montha vista high school. we're awaiting an update from the danville police and the san ramon valley school district

especially on the condition of the young man. live in tanville, laura anthony. >> thank you. happening now if you are headed to the a's game at the coliseum or the warriors game at oracle arena you might want to run into some delays you don't want to but you might run into the delays maybe you'll take another route and we'll sew you why. sky7 went poefr a water mane break at 66th avenue by the b.a.r.t. tracks. fans are warned to avoid the intersection and find another way to oracle and the coliseum. the east bay municipal utility district tells abc 7 a contractor hit the pipe. no word when the intersection will reopen. we have new details about the tragic crash we told you about in san lorenzo killing an ambulance patient as taken to the hospital. >> the accident shut down the intersection of lieuling and here for nearly 7 hours yesterday as the chp launch the investigation into the case. >> abc 7 news reporter chris

wynn spoke with the victim's plm and has more from the east bay. >> allen sunday woke up this morning with a broken heart. >> my wife loved everybody. she would talk to anybody at the drop of a hat. >> the san leandro resident still in shock over the death of his wife. >> i miss her nagging. you know how which haves get. you're not doing that right. that's what i miss most about her. >> 74-year-old kathryn sunday died yesterday morning after sustaining injury in ray accident in san lorenzo in an ambulance and headed to the hop when it collided with an audi and a. the chp multidisciplinary accident investigation team has taken over the investigation with support from the alameda county sheriff's office. >> we're talking to several witnesses, working with the county on the cameras that may be in this area as well as local businesses who might have had security cameras which captured the inclusion. >> family members tell us

kathryn this had a heart attack at home paramedic revived her and were taking her to saint roes hospital. alallen drove separately not knowing it was the last time he would see his wife alive. >> we spent an hour and a half waiting and couldn't find out what happened until they called us from eden. >> as of this afternoon, the audi driver is being treated at eden medical center in castro valley. three others inside the ambulance suffered injured but released from hospital yesterday. investigators have yet to determine who is solely responsible for the crash. in san lorenzo chris wynn, abc 7 news. >> embaeltsed judge aaron persky is breaking silence finally, four weeks before the voters decide whether to recall him from the bench. persky has been widely criticized for giving a six-month sentence to a formerstoneford student convicted of sexual assault. abc 7 news reporter david louie.

>> judge persky has been silent for two careers and he says he was surprised by the black after he sentenced brock turner to six months for sexual assault. this is turner leaving the jail after three months. critics said the sentence was too lenient why speak up now. >> i think judges should zip it and take the heat and criticism. it's only when you get to a point where there is a very real chance that the recall will be successful -- it gets serious for me. >> friends and supporters of the victim in the turn he case collected petitions to recall persky. the election is four weeks away. persky says if he is recalled it might underthe public's confidence whether the judges make tough calls. >> it's whether the public believes that a given judge is willing to risk his reputation,

her job, her career, over a difficult decision. >> however, recall organizers and stanford law professor bashel dauper says public confidence needs to be restored. >> judge persky is elected. he is accountable to the people he serves and on june 5th we are confident the voters will vote against him to recall him. >> judge persky says this recall has been difficult for his family. he has sons ages 7 and 9 whom he tried to keep insulated. it's tougher on his wife who is never sure whether neighbors and friends are for or against the recall. in palo alto, david louie, abc 7 news. now we have posted judge persky's entire statement from this morning on the website if you'd like to read it for yourself. abc 7 news.com. click the link on the front panl to view it. 49er linebacker reuben foster entered a not guilty plea to domestic violence charges. abc 7 news was there as foster appeared in court in san jose

this morning. he is due back in court next week for a preliminary hearing. foster's former girlfriend first accused him of hitting her but since recanted. she may be called upon to testify about what really happened in february at the los gatos home. the prosecution says it has no plans to abandon the case even if she does not cooperate with the investigation. >> the sacramento county sheriff's office is disputing a report that the golden state killer may have had an you a complic. retired contra costa detect told the sacramento bee says it's possible that a second person may have assisted deangelo with a few early crimes. holz believes if deangelo had an applies. just the incidents involving assault, not homicide. but the sacramento county sheriff says that's not possible saying that deangelo remains the sole suspect. >> a woman is suing an east bay school district for millions of

dollars in federal court after accusing a teacher of sexually assaulting her. that man daniel gonzalez remains in the contra costa county jail. he faces 23 charges including rape. concord police say gonzalez abused adults enrolled in a special needs program run by the mount diablo unified school district. >> union members received a boost day in day two of the three-day strike against the university of california system. members of the california nursing association marched longside their coworkers here at ucsf and at other facilities around the state. more than 25,000 members with the american frags of state, county and municipal employees walked off the job yesterday and will be out tomorrow as well. >> we work with them. we can't do -- nurses can't do our job without them. we all work together. so, you know, we're best in the west. tough treat us that way. >> ucsf say not every registered nurse went out today. but they hired enough

replacement nurses to fill the gap. union members want higher wages and end to job outsourcing. >> recently there were a string of earthquakes in the east bay. but this morning in southern california where they got rattled. two quakes hit both centered just outside of palm springs. the first a magnitude 4.5 hit at 4:49 this morning. the second, a 39.2 hit two minutes later. no reports of any damage or injuries. and earthquake experts at the california institute of technology say today's quakes happened in a complex section of the sand andres fault. geophysicalistis say it's not unusual but could mean something stronger may be in the next few days. >> the probability of a larger earthquake does increase. we estimate that there is a one to two% chance in the next week of having an event larger than today's magnitude 4.5. >> since the quake hit this morning siemsologists say there

have been dozens of after shocks. she say the shake alert earthquake system performed quote well, warning them about 30 seconds before the shaking began. the early warning system is still under development. well stay with us. more to cop on abc 7 news. we take to you the google show for an amazing demonstration showing capabilities of artificial intelligence. larry beil live at oracle arena as we count down to game five between the pelicans a warriors. folking on something off the court involving draymond news and making national news. that's coming up. i'm meteorologist sandhya patel a stronger marine influence coming your way. and what that means to wednesday. >> need to get the veggies perhaps pay a visit to the frozen food section. what should you buy in michael

well the issue of artificial intelligence is so hot, the white house plans to hold a summit this thursday to discuss all the advances. >> all the advances happening so fast now too. many of the big names in tech are expected to be there. among those on the list, a representatives from facebook, amazon and google. >> dozens of other companies will have a presence as well. the main topic will be how to regulate this emerging technology. since so many companies are experimenting with a.i. right now. >> now that summit is part of the reason why google bumped up its developer conference today in mountain view. >> originally steaded for tomorrow, the tech company showed off advances with artificial intelligence. >> abc 7 news reporter jonathon bloom was there for an eye opening demonstration. >> reporter: 7,000 app developers became 7,000 screaming fans as googles ceo took the stage and announce add bug fix. >> we got the cheese wrong in the burg ee moerj.

>> artificial intelligence. >> the big story with a.i. we can use it to make lives better. >> the lead for google photos shows how the app knows what you want before you ask. >> google can understand the request in the photos come upon a photo too dark. gool google recognizes it in one top and. >> good morning, earn. >> i'm your google assist. >> including some famous ones. >> john legend he will be the best assist you ever have. >> google had the assist make a phone call to schedule a haircut. >> i'm looking for something may 3rd. >> um-hum. >> cnet scott stein had thoughts. i thought it was creepy. the first question you have is why are you placing robo calls to other people who aren't in on it. >> the other place artificial intelligence could have a big impact is on the road. google's self-drive war now waymo made a surprise appearance

to talk about it. >> we're not just building a better car. we're building a better driver. >> we last saw waymo ceo in a court battle with uber after uber's fatal crash waymo says won't hit pedestrians. >> we have pedestrians about the inflatable dinosaur outfits. >> a few former san francisco giants came out of retirement to play traders for charity. >> oh, i'm fine. >> former giants pitchers dave dravecky and jeremiah afelled and formerly san diego paerts player and tim flanliry picked up the phone at vtig llc to raise money for charities. this is btig's 16th commissions for charity day.

supported by the firm's institutional trading clients. >> great effort there. and the baseball players are making donations to als research following the sad death of the mother of the oakland a's outfiled fielder steven piscottip she died yesterday. scotty with the st. louis cardinals was traded in the off season to oakland to be closer to her. pitchers yu darvish and john lester of the chicago cubs contributed $10,000. darvish has never even met the other player but wanted to show solidarity. >> let's turn to the warriors now one game away from advancing in the nba playoffs. en and they will look to close out the pelicanss. >> the dubs dominated game 4 rolling to a 26-point victory behind the hamptons five lineup as it's been referred to. >> larry beil is live at oracle

joining us with the preview of game pief hopefully the last game, larry. >> really. >> yes, you know we're focusing on something off the court here. with the warriors and pelicans as we count down to game five. generally we don't put the spotlight on knuckle heads doing dumb things. but in this case we hope it's a teachable moment for some. tlfrs a guy who tweeted a death threat involving draymond green during game four. apparently the guy is a stand-up comedian though not funny. he apologized a few minutes later. this turned into a national story and players talk about life in the social media bubble. >> if you feel the need something like that about basketball i feel bad for you. you know, it's -- it's kind of sad that someone would take this that serious. >> everybody goes hopefully to escape life for a little bit and enjoy themselves and bring people together. hopefully it stay that is way. >> oh, man that was uncalled for. pathetic honestly.

>> so, look, if you want a good follow on twitter, his name is valaofsha are and you said you can spend a lifetime building a good reputation and ruin efforts with less than 20 characters. so true. live at oracle. abc 7 sports. >> like like they say it takes a lifetime to build a reputation moments to destroy it. >> are you in the mood for trying out the frozen veggies. >> michael finney is here with recommendations not even friday. >> this is my specialty though. you know that. >> okay. >> if you're not eating the recommended two to three cups of veggies ada day you might want to stroll through the frozen food aisle pl there is lots of choices. riced, mashed. making them interesting. consumer reports experts tested

31 varieties of vegetables to see which are best for you and the best tasting. take a walk down the freezer aisle in the grocery store and you see dozens of time saving frozen veggies. consumer reports experts dug into 31 new options and evaluated them for nutrition, flavor and texture. here are three that topped the list. and are consumer reports best buys. green giant riced veg question, ris. zzoto medially features call flower slightly chew we aspargz appear mushrooms cents a serving. spiral vegs are a new trend. trader joe's carrot spiral have a little sea salt and not much else. 75 cents a serving. another very good pick, birds eye steam fresh protein blends california style. a mix of veggie lentils and grains make it an excellent source of fiber and one cup pack

12 grams of protein. zbreen giant had several combos. .hoefting landwood a thud >> it increases the kpreksty of thegenicable had add a crisp texture. >> three green giant roasted venls tabl, the brussels sprouts with unimpressive. tasted noted the unapaling flavor for all three the brockly was water logged and brussels sprouts were soft with no flavors. landing these at the bottom of the list. >> okay thought only can these prepared frozen vegetables save you precip time but a recent study at the university of california davis showed compared to fresh flash frozen vegetables are nutritious. >> that surprises me. >> good quality thank you. >> on to weather. now the weather for example with sand where a patel.

>> good to know zpl let's they can you live doppler 7 and you notice the fog near the coastline hugging the coast. a live picture from abc 7 pier 39 camera. the brand-new camera. you can see the peach watching the sea lions there. and you see the clouds in the drop. it's 59 in san francisco. cooler around the bay area. elbowed 64. san francisco 73. the chilliest spot half moon at 5 a. look at the view from santa cruz. upper 70s in concord livermore process. currently 76 in livermore. as you get ready to make plans tomorrow. here is a look at what you can expect. really going to be seeing a lot of fog tomorrow morning. so watch out for that along with spotty drizzle touch-tone in the 50s. at noontime we'll see some fog lingering, along the coastline. otherwise sunshine and in the afternoon mix of fog, high clouds and sun. we do see how socked it is from the golden gate bridge camera.

be careful out there. from the mount tamale pace. it's lovely to watch the fog rolling in you can see the fingers of fog towards richardson bay. forecast. low clouds and fog expand overnight. breezier and cooler tomorrow. a warmer pattern sets up for the end of the week. here a look at what's going to happen. this system here is going to bring us the cooler air. it already started to cool today. that continues tomorrow. then by the end of the week high pressure starts to build back in. and that brings us a warmer pattern. hour by hour we go. look at the fog forecast. 8:00 tonight. the fog on the coast pushes over the bay and expands into the valleys. tomorrow porng watch out for spotty drizzle between 5:00 and 8:00 a.m. it's overcast and then for the afternoon the fog tangs tough near the beaches. pretty typical this time of year. drizzle in the morning. temperatures in the 50s. a good idea for an extra layer for the afternoon.

expect the fog hanging around near the coast, long sleeve weather for half moon bay. 59 degrees breezy. but you head away from the coast inland areas in the 70s not as warm as to do. we saw 80s today but that's changesing tomorrow afternoon. temperatures will be in the 50s to 70s range. here is look a at what's happening at the end of the week. wednesday's temperatures are in the first column. look at what's happening on friday. you'll be noticing the difference 11 degrees warm ner santa rosa. oakland copping up 8 degrees. 7 degrees warm ner san jose from 73 to 80 degrees. download the accuweather app a check out the temperatures any time. the cooling trend continues tomorrow. warming begins thursday and carries us right on through the first half of the weekend. we'll have spring warmth around with saturday mid-60s to 80s. mother's day not as warm if you have plans with mom outside make sure she has an extra sweater or jacket with her. it is pleasant.

low 60s to 80s with the warmth tapering monday and tuesday. so dan and kristen, hopefully it's not too shabby for your plans. >> nice gift for the moms out there. >> absolutely. >> thank you. well the most dangerous roadway in the nation, apparently it's in california and the why it earned that zipgs. >> and world news with david muir. >> coming up tonight president trump tears up the iran nuclear deal and tonight iran's new warning to the u.s. the fbi on the scene at this hour, authorities digging

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democrat jeff bleich. after columbine, bleich led president clinton's youth violence initiative. with joe biden, bleich took on domestic violence. served president obama as special counsel and ambassador. maybe bleich can't pull off the rockstar look... but his progressive record is solid gold. the san jose quilt museum is getting in in on the gun conversation. it's displaying numerous works of art that address gun violence in america. these are some of the pieces currently on display. the museum says it's part of a series of exhibits running through july. it's team one the mayor's office for a program called quilts and

cash for guns. it's a gun buyback event slated for december. >> a highway linking several central valley cities holds the titles. being the most dangerous radmann roadway in the pun. at least 30 people died between sow and 140 on this stretch. valley penguin.com a consumer website found highway 99 had the most fatal accidents per 100 miles than any other road in the united states. 99s are ranked second in the country when at the comes to deadly drunk driving crashes. >> they go out there and make a poor decision. another poor decision and decide to get behind the wheel. it's a sad thing. but that's why we're out here 24 hours a day. >> caltrans is possible for safety on highway 99. the agency says tonight it questions the methods used by the authors to rank the safety. officials also claim they're always looking at ways to make

california roads safer. >> okay we told you yesterday about the warning going on in the bay area. to be on the look out for rattle confiscates. >> tonight we have proof. watch your 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.

i'm ama daetz coming up on news at 6:00. protecting bay area neighborhoods from wildfires. tonight a look at what happens inside a room all in an effort to keep us safe. also they laughed at first. but then things got scarey, find out why police surrounded four women leaving an air ben b and rfsed to let them leave. and the environmental decisions insurance companies may have to make this they want to do business in california. all that and more plus morp on abc 7 news at 6:00. >> see you then. >> finally yesterday we told but the warnings to bay area residents to watch out for rattle snakes. here is sign they can be anywhere sfl this dublin office pulled out this picture. a woman pulled over and this is

next to her car. >> icon. watch your step. >> i'm dan tonight, president trump tears up the iran nuclear deal. the president pulling america out of the deal. tonight, leveling new sanctions against iran. the iranian people watching it live. president trump ignoring america's allies who urged him not to do it. and tonight, iran's new warning already. also breaking, the resignation, official just a short time ago. new york's attorney general is out. several women accusing him of physical harm. and what he allegedly said to them if they ever left him. the fbi on the scene at this hour. authorities digging right now for up to six missing girls. where they're looking. our team is there. the volcano disaster growing tonight. the lava incinerating neighborhoods, more homes gone. and authorities tonight saying, you must go. that deadly military plane