for state superintendent who's done it before. less bureaucracy, more classroom funding. marshall tuck for state superintendent. marshall tuck. live where you live, this is abc 7 news. a car careens into a home this morning in the hills of redwood city as the homeowner slept. there's different accounts as to why this happened. thank you for joining us, more on that bizarre crash in a moment, but let's begin in southern california where sheriffs deputies say a 14-year-old opened fire on a high school campus. the shooting happened before school this morning at highland high school in palmdale in los angeles county. investigators say the vick ttims shot in the arm and is now in the hospital in stable condition.

they have taken a 14-year-old boy into custody, and they recovered a firearm as stunted students react. >> everybody heard it. so many people froze up, and i wanted to know where it was coming from because i already knew what was that sound. >> sheriff officials say it was triggered by a dispute between the suspect and victim, no longer a threat to the public, and minutes ago, the lockdown at the campus was lifted. now, just into the abc 7 newsroom, a judge made a decision on the motion to drop charges against the ghost ship warehouse suspects. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield was in the courtroom when the decision was made. >> reporter: the judge denied the most as not going to drop the charges. it took us awhile to get there with a lot of arguing going on back and forth, and no one was really surprised by the judge's decision. it was expected. everyone in the courtroom looking ahead to what's coming later today. let me tell you about what we

just went through. derek and his wife, micah alison, in court here. a spokesperson thought the judge was fair in the morning's decision. attorneys made lengthy arguments to drop the charges including the fact that the cause of the ghost ship fire was never found how could it be blamed on derek and max harris. that ghost ship warehouse went up in flames in oakland a year and a half ago during a concert. 36 people were killed. he and harris face 36 charges of involuntary manslaughter. they told the gallery he's not here to decide whether they are guilty, just probable cause. if there's enough to go to trial, he said there is, trial is set for july. next up today, though, is whether they should be released on bail, whether they should be allowed out of jail. the attorneys are arguing that it is harsh keeping them in jail, that they are not a threat

to society. they also believe they can better prepare for their upcoming trial if they are out of jail than if they are inside, so stay with abc 7 news. we expect more developments on this story today, and we'll get them to you, leslie brinkley, my colleague, is in the courtroom now listening for further developments. live in oakland, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> thank you. a peninsula homeowner is unhurt and lived to tell about a frightening tale this morning when a car careened into his house while he slept. what investigators have to figure out was it mechanical failure or criminal behavior. abc 7 news reporter matt keller is live at the scene in redwood city, matt? >> reporter: no matter the cause, this house is damaged. you can see the path the car took through the yard, into the porch, and into the house. thankfully, no serious injuries. this crash into a house in redwood city is unusual, but the

homeowner knew it was a possibility. >> i wouldn't say it's surprising. >> reporter: sky map 7 shows this is on emerald hill road. the bmw went through the intersection into the yard before coming to a stop inside sam's house just before 5:15 this morning. >> he basically said that his brakes had gone out and he was losing control of the vehicle. >> reporter: sam woke up minutes before the crash. >> i was rolled over to cuddle with the new puppy, and, you know, heard a loud sound, and then all the sudden, the house shook. >> reporter: he checked to make sure the driver was okay, the 24-year-old got out of the car and started treatment on a cut to the hand. police arrived and gave the driver a sobriety test. witnesses say the driver was taken awe by the police. a b.i.d.ing inspector was called to the scene. >> yellow tagged us, meaning, you know, structural walls were damaged, so we can go in and out and grab things, but we can't occupy the residence until that's shored up. >> reporter: architects were

here yesterday discussing renovations. that timeline was moved up. >> this might just be the catalyst that catapults us into renovation. >> reporter: we reached out to the police to find out what charges, if any, the driver will face, and they have yet to return our call. live in redwood city, matt keller, abc 7 news. >> thank you. now look at the video from sky7. it shows crews rescuing a man from an overturned suv this morning just before 7:00. this is in oakland on highway 24 just west of the tunnel. no word on extent of injuries or why he lost control. three lanes, though, blocked at one point backing up traffic. minutes before that accident in oakland, sky7 shot this video of an incident on the upper deck of the richmond san rafael bridge. the driver swerved to avoid running over a tarp on the road, but he crashed, and his car is actually totalled now. no other injuries were reported.

new details on a big mixup with the central subway project in san francisco. the city is blaming the contractor for installing the wrong kind of steel, but the examiner reports the contractor says it's in full compliance. yesterday, we told you crews may need to replace miles of track further delaying the opening of the subway station in china town. the contractor is at fault, the city says, not buying high strength steel. >> we're hear it at the oversight committee. we have to get a hold of the runaway contracts. >> contractor installs or does anything that's not specified in the contract, it's up to them to replace that. >> the agreement with the city did not call for a high strength steel on that portion of the track. e-mails obtained by the examiner show sfmta knew what kind of steel the contractor planned to buy back in 2015. if you are flying out of the

san jose airport, plan ahead. early morning passengers braved busy terminals. the airport is expecting record numbers throughout the day. tsa opened early, 24,000 people are expected to fly out today. the airport is recommending you arrive two hours before your domestic flight departs. record passenger traffic is being attributed to airport growth, mother's day, not when you expect this traffic, but, yeah, it is now, and end of school, and new routes. san francisco international airport is looking to reduce traffic congestion charging uber and lyft more to drop riders at the curb. there's a lower rate for customers dropped off or picked up in the airport's central garage. the exact amount of fees are being discussed, but the plan takes effect july 1st if approved by the airport commission. a white house aide is now accused of mocking senator john mccain's cancer decision.

for the first time, his daughter is responding to the controversy. plus, a crazy sacene on a highway. the surprise ending to the out of control incident caught on camera. >> crazy. hi, everybody, it's mother's day weekend, the friday beforehand, and look at the gorgeous weather we have and what the sea lions are doing this morning. looks like they are napping after a playful morning. temperatures today nearing summer levels, 85 in san

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outrage grows this morning after sources say a white house aide made a joke about senator john mccain as he battles brain cancer. his daughter is responding. abc news reporter has more on the fallout. >> reporter: this morning, megan mccain is standing up for her father. >> it is not how you die, but how you live, and -- >> reporter: reacting after a white house aide down played her father, senator john mccain's opposition to the nominee, saying, it doesn't matter, he's dying anyway. >> i don't understand what environment you're working in when that's acceptable and come to work the next day and still have a job. >> reporter: the comment made comes after mccain forcefully rejected trump's pick for cia director saying the role overseeing the use of torture by americans is disturbing. he spent five years as p.o.w. in

vietnam and endured cruel and horrific treatment. general thomas criticized mcc n mccain's experience under torture. >> the fact is, john mccain, it worked on him, and that's why they called him song bird john. >> there's no evidence he cooperated with his captors. >> my father's legacy will be talked about for hundreds of years. these people, nobody's going to remember you. >> reporter: it's not the first time mccain has been subject to the false line of attack. during the campaign, president trump famously questioned his past. >> he's not a war hero. >> five and a half years. >> he is because he was captured. i like people that were not captured. >> reporter: the president never apologized for those comments. the white house does not deny sadler's comment or apologized, and in a statement said, we respect his service to the nation, and they are in our prayers during this difficult time. abc news, new york. head of at&t said hiring

president trump's personal lawyer, michael cohen, was a big mistake. the company said cohen approached them following the 2016 election. the one-year contract paid cohen $50,000 a month. in an internal memo to employees obtained by the associated press, at&t's ceo called the hiring a serious misjudgment and said the executive who oversaw that contract with cohen no longer works for the company. the two pilots who safely landed a plane last month after the engine failed said team work and training got them through the horrifying experience. captain tammy sat down with martha to talk about the life changing flight, one that left a passenger dead, unfortunately. that interview airs tonight on "20/20," and there's insight into what the pilots experienced during that terrifying ordeal. >> when you talked to her about what happened in that cockpit,

you just see it. you know why that plane landed safely. tammy jo and her first officer, daren, both military veterans, both formerer military. >> that's at 10:00 p.m. before abc 7 news at 11:00. conditions at kilauea volcano suggests it could blow the top in about a week. experts fear the eruption will hurl ash and boulders the size of refrigerates miles into the air. they have closed volcanos national park last night if an explosion happens, there could be released steam and gas. kilauea has destroyed 26 homes since it began releasing lava last week from vents east of the crater. mother's day is just two days away. if you have not gotten your gift, well, somebody said shame

on you, but i didn't say it. i'm not shaming people out there, but we got you covered with great last minute ideas, mike? >> thanks for not shaming me. appreciate it. still working on. what i'm concerned about tonight is this area shaded in yellow. make sure things are locked down or brought inside because the winds are going to gust up to 55 miles per hour. downed trees and power

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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. window talking about what's happening this weekend and beyond. a special weekend out there. happy mother's day. a little early, but not seeing

you sunday. here's what's going on. hazy out there, i checked the latest readings, no spare the air day, and not seeing anything unhealthy outside. so, bright, warm, that's the first one for the afternoon. all right, sea breeze returns for mother's day so temperatures will cool and cooler throughout next week. all right. what does it feel like right now? 70s in the north bay. east bay valleys, everybody else pretty much in the mid to upper 60s, san francisco and peninsula low 60s there, and upper 50s at the coast. you'll get to 65 at half moon bay, and 78 in santa cruz, easily the brightest and warmest day moving forward. 70 in san francisco. we'll have mid to upper 70s in the bay shore, and down into the south bay, morgan hill at 80, and low to mid-80s in the north bay and east bay valleys. look how the day is going to break down. you can see by the beaches, most sunshine. good day there. remember, wear the sunscreen. all right. if you're out and about, dress cooler, yeah, it's going to be warmer today, 10-12 degrees

warmer, but on the bay, though, this is what's going to happen at 3:00 this afternoon. no matter where you are on the bay, winds are from the north and northwest, gusting up to 30 miles per hour at 3:00 and goes up until 9:00. all right. let's see what's going to happen as far as your temperatures. what you notice about the breezes is they keep temperatures up through the 12-hour day planner in the evening and overnight hours. until then, we got 50s to 60s at the coast, up until 8:00. low to mid-70s for lunch, and 70 to 80 above average temperatures at 4:00 around the bay and inland, and check it out, in the low to mid-70s at 8:00 and mid-60s at mid night. in fact, because of the winds, temperatures drop into the mid-60s and 50s. at the coast, low 50s. mother's day planner for sunday, definitely cooler, especially at the coast, 58, the bay, though, inland, it's very comfortable with an afternoon high of 72 and

78, but because of the breeze, you got to watch out for things maybe flying around if you are having a picnic. quick look at what happens, temperatures drop dramatically, today is the brightest day, santa cruz an example, and only 59 with cloud cover by sunday. let's look at the accuweather seven-day forecast. you like today's warmth, we have it tomorrow, but good thing, the winds will taper as we head throughout the day, and there's sunday's forecast, again, and by tuesday, wednesday, and thursday, temperatures are below average. >> all right. just never gets too warm this spring. it's interesting. >> lucky so far. >> thanks, mike. >> you bet. atlanta suburban ban police officer sis suspended following the arrest of a grandmother. >> shut the [ bleep ] and get out of the car. >> that group of officers is trying to get this 65-year-old rose campbell out of her suv. look at that, she was pulled over after the car swerved. officials did said she did not

want to signnnn refiesirefies i -- refusing to leave the vehicle. an officer yelled and cursed at her. he was suspended and his actions do not reflect the department. now take a look at the newly release video from milwaukee. it shows a pickup truck jumping on a median taking out light boles like bowling pins. the driver was arrested. no word what he was charged with or what he lost control. ready for mother's day? we got you covered. alexis smith has ideas from our partners at hoodline. it's all about mom this weekend, and there's plenty of ways to celebrate in the bay. if the mom in your life is an art and wine enthusiast, she'll love touring the estate on saturday, and guests enjoy an exclusive tasting of the pinot and chardonnay paired with local

food. the spanning estate features 30 sculptures from artists as well as olive trees, lavender, and daffodils. live music rounds out the afternoon, and vip reception starts at 11:00, and general admission is noon to 4:00 p.m. the san francisco rose society and golden gate rose society team up for the 77th annual mother's day rose show at golden gate parks hall of flowers. judged and award winning roses will be there sunday 12:30 to 4:00. rose arrangements and photography is up for competition. if your mom sees a bow kuquet se likes, they are available with a donation after the show. what about brunch in oakland. enjoy gorgeous views and a delicious menu with special options. there will also be a dining option for children and live music begins at 1:00 p.m.

for details on this and many, go to abc7news.com. we'll link you up with hoodline. okay. if you didn't like any of those ideas for mother's day. we got one more idea up our sleeve. how happy would this little cute one make your mom? how you can take this guy home just ahead in our perfect pet segment with mike nicco. spotty pink. will they notice it? >> i'm waiting for somebody to try to touch

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do you need a mother's day gift? what about an adorable dog? mike has this week's perfect pet. >> it could be the answer, kristen, for all the prokra procrastinators out there. we already have a bunch of dogs. plus, i live in atlanta. toby is lively, fun, and gets along with other dogs, but he does have seizures so needs medication, but check it out, only costs $20 or less per month. that's not a big amount of money for someone as lovable and someone who needs a home and could make a spectacular family even better, like toby would. if you want to give him a home, call the humane center at 415-406-4225. adorable little guy.

>> my husband's family had a toby. he was the sweetest. i feel like all dogs named that have a special quality to it. >> looks like it, doesn't he? >> he does. let's get him a home. from us here, bye bye.

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