get against the wall. this wall over here. this wall over here. don't turn around. if you turn around i'm going to shoot you in the leg. >> scarey. a fun night on the town turns into terror and all of this caught on camera as you can see. good afternoon thanks for joining us larry beil. >> i'm ama daetz. police say the quality of the video and audio is amazing. video of an armed robbery in progress on a neighborhood street in san francisco. >> abc 7 news reporter vic lee live in bernal heights with a story only on 7. vic. >> larry first of all police do not believe the victimsy targeted. do think however they were at the wrong place at the wrong time. thank goodness no one was really hurt. and that they have the video. >> reporter: it was the end of a fun saturday night. they had gone to a party. >> we were coming back to the house. we had taken a car home. >> as they said their goodbyes someone came out of the shadow. >> get against the wall.

get against the wall. this wall over here. >> the throe friends do not want their names used for safety reasons. for this story we call him derrick. >> we thought it was somebody asking for directions or money. then we saw the gun and we realized that it was a whole different situation. >> take out your wallet. take off your ring. >> i'm taking it off. >> you give me the purse don't look behind. >> you i'm going giving my wallet. >> dwiflg give me pay i don't think. >> the gunman seemed nervous. he said he meant business. >> don't turn around. if you turn around i'm shooting new the leg. >> i was somewhat relieved that's the worst-case scenario. on the other hand it seems more likely he was going to shoot me if he said he was shooting me in the leg. >> the gunman took the valuables and sped away in the get away car. >> he threw me on the ground. we were standing here. >> derrick skinned his knee appear scraped his thumb. fortunately that was the extent of the injures. police captain jack was amazed

at the quality and video and audio. >> because of the video and the availability is so great we find so many of these cases are more solvable now. >> reporter: well let's take another look at that video. we have blown it up and stopped it you can take a closer look at that suspect. now san francisco police are hoping someone will recognize him. call the police and hopefully that will lead to an arrest. back live we have posted the video on abc 7 news.com. we have also pushed it out through our abc 7 social pages. let's hope it makes a difference. vic lee, abc 7 news. >> we certainly do hope so. thank you vic. san francisco mayor mark farrell announced a budget plan that would dramatically beef up the city police department. farrell's budge would set aside $34 million to hire 250 knew officers over the next four years. the money would also help pay for new vehicles equipment and reform efforts. farrell says public safety is the top priority. coming up on abc 7 news at 5:00

a look at how farrell's plan would help san francisco finally reach a police stachg level put into place two decades ago. a santa clara city councilman resigned following allegations that he sexually harassed students at schools where he taught as well as former campaign staff members. dock nim caserta is spunning the campaign for county supervisor. chris wip has the update. >> reporter: inside council chambers in santa clara visual signs of the former councilman will be taken down. >> his action haves had a terrible stain on our city of santa clara. and now we as a city can begin the process. move forward. >> the mayor responding to the news that caserta had resigned the position this morning amid claims of sexual harassment. the 16-year councilman suspends his campaign for santa clara county board of supervisors in a statement he said the tails are false in every sense of the word

but i've been tried and convicted in the court of public opinion without due process or recognition of my distinguished service to the school or city. caserta had been accused of sexually harassing students at high school as foothill college. as well as staffers on his campaign including the foreign exchange student who said he made unwanted advances and took. >> he took advantge of his power. and i think he should face more consequences for behavior. >> caserta's resignation came hours before local public safety unions were to call for him as well as former san jose city council member pierre olivario to step out. >> they are separate men. separate cases. it's not about looping him in. there are separate sprims needs to be talked. >> he has denied all claims. the santa clara city counsel has 30 days to fill the seat and will move forward to create a

city censure policy. chris wynn, abc 7. the santa clara unified school district would only confirm caserta is an employee of the district but wouldn't share share if disciplinary action had been taken. the santa clara police department is now investigating. san jose police are investigating the city's eighth murder of the year. happened around 1:15 this morning. two adult men both suffering from a gunshot wound. one victim died in the hospital. the other veeted for non-life threatening injuries. people are frustrated with what's happening in their neighborhood. >> it's sad, horrible. it's horrible. and scarey because like we can't have our kids -- our kids aren't safe out here. it's sad. >> the shooting also marks the city's second homicide in just over a week. no suspects have been identified in the shooting. we have new developments this afternoon in the shocking child abuse investigation out of

fairfield. >> today the solano solano solao more charges against ms. roger. >> her husband was previously charged with child abuse and now rogers is facing child abuse charges. they were both charged after a six-week investigation. meanwhile, their neighbors are expressing shock over the discovery. >> there is abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield. >> two people knocked on iena's door this morning and identified themselves as being from the public defender office. she didn't want to open the door. they coaxed her into doing it quickly and letting them slip in with her out of view of the cameras. this after yesterday she boldly declared her innocence. >> i strive and i pride muza on being a good parent. >> while she was quiet inside this morning, her neighbor across the street told us he was surprised to hear the accusations. >> we were shocked. but, you know, because you know, they're pretty much like

friendly. whenever i see in and out of my house we wave if i see one of them especially the husband >> rogers faces child endangerment charges and jonathon allen faces charges of abuse against their 10 children. ages 4 months to 12 years old. police and prosecutors say they were horrified by the statemnts from some of the kids. >> the children described intents of intentional abuse resulting in puncture wounds, burns, bruising, injuries accounts with being shot with a pellett ob bb gun. >> polts pictures from inside the home and described it full of trash abfeces and rotting food. the neighbors said he had no idea ten kids lived across the street from him this this quiet fairfield kuldesac. >> if i'm here i walk my dog twice a day. my wife works here. if there is ten kids playing i would hear. >> the children have been taken from the home. process have been placed in the

care of relatives. their dad is in jail. their mom is out on bail. in fairfield, amy hollyfield abc 7 news. new at 4:00, an explosion ripped through a medical office building this afternoon in orange county killing one and injuries three others. first responders shut down the street and evacuated a nearby preschool. you can see them helping escort the children. in all sevenths 70 firefighters ponded. they say the blast came from inside the two story building being renovated. both the atf and fbi are responding >> thuses of law enforcement officers gathered today in washington, d.c. for peace officers memorial this is the day to remember those officers killed in the line of duty according to the national law enforcement officers memorial fund more than 21,000 officers have been killed in the line of duty since the late 18th century.

129 in the year 2017 alone. >> to the families and survivors with us this morning, i know today is filled with sadness and pain. but today is also filled with love, the love of an entire nation wrapped its arms and they have wrapped their arms right around you. >> here in the bay area many agencies paid tribute on social media posting pictures of officers killed in the line of duty and honors those who gave their lives. >> announcer: in and out accuweather forecast with drew tuma. >> the accuweather getting a god does of sunshine across the region. live doppler 7 behind me showing a little bit of cloud cover over marin county. the south bay a live look from the san jose camera a few puffy clouds in the distance. but sunshine dominating the south bay. temperaturewise still under the

cool breeze keeping temperatures below average this time of year. a lot of 60s on the board. 69 in san jose. 64 in oakland. 65 the current reading in santa rosa. future weather once again the patchy cloud cover returns by 9:00 tonight across the region. and early tomorrow morning especially along the coast that fog will be dense. tomorrow morning, we could actually see a little bit of drizzle across the region. while we are tracking a marj of cool days ahead, there is one day we have mild temperatures. we'll dealt that in the forecast in a few months. >> thank you. the ninth circuit court of appeals heard appropriatings today in southern coloradoia over the trump administration everyday to end daca. a tlae-judge panel must decide whether to uphold or overturn the san francisco judge ruling in january blacking the administration's decision to end the program. justice department argues the decision to end daca isn't subject to judicial review. supporters of the program including the university of california argue the administration violated federal law by ending it.

a ruling is expected at a later date. but all sides expect the issue to end up before the supreme court. we are now one step closer to rising rates for ride shares at san francisco international airport. the airport commission at sfo heard proposals that would make usual or lyft raids costliers for travelers but no final decision has been made yet. the airport is considering charging a premium fee for rides where customers are dropped off or picked up at curbside at airport terminals. speaking of usual they nounsed policy changes design to alter the reputation that brushes aside bad behavior. usualer now allows riders to file allegations of sexual assault in courts and mediation rather than locked into an arbitration hearing. the company is scrapping a policy requiring all settlements of sexual misconduct to be kept confidential. lyft also announced today it would scrap its rules binding passengers and drivers to private arbitration and confidential settlements in cases involving allegations of

sexual misconduct. no more straws in san francisco. the proposal that could have you drinking from the dplas. it's not just about straws what else could change? plus. and they went after it right away. i was on the table in three days for surgery. >> this is really remarkable. actor william hurt has a bottle against prostate cans they're he won. the new treatment in the bay area making a big difference. and what's in a name? when it comes to zuckerberg san francisco general hospital, why some h

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clean up litter while curbing pollution. >> kristen sze has the ban that's being proposed. >> san francisco laurms today unveil legislation to ban plastic traus and not just straws but also coffee stirrer ohs cocktail sticks. processors katie tang and asha safyi. they only offer reusable abstraws and that will be a requirement unthe proposal. backers say it represents reduce litter in san francisco and improvement the environment. i'm about to show you go disturbing video showing how plastic can harm marine life look away for a few seconds. the poor sea turtle discovered in costa ricka with a straw in its nose became a rallying cry for action. >> our planet is going to suffer if we don't reduce the amount of

plastic waste that we consume every day and disard on streets. >> other bay area cities are taking steps. berkeley is considering a plastic straw ban as well a 25 cent surcharge and disposable cups and containers. oakland is considering making plastic straws available upon request. already adopted in alameda and santa cruz. the san francisco ordinance would require businesses to give ou befrpg lids and condiment packets and only on request. with the idea that it helps san francisco become a zero waste city by 2020. larry and ama. >> thank you. a stunning announcement from the allen foundation in berkeley. they're now existing a powerful non-toxic cancer therapy and working on most types of cancer. in the past cancer drugs couldn't be given in large enough doses to kill the decease because normal cells were killed as well pl the doctor of allen designed this therapy. he calls is it side effect free

chemotherapy. protecting the normal cells while killing cancer. it's extraordinary. one of his patients is academy award-winning actor william hersh pch. >> i was diagnosed with a grade 4 d 2 prostate cancer. and we didn't know initially that it had gone to the bone. we knew it was in the lymphs. >> hefs given five years to live. the cancer in rescission. in addition to the cancer treatment has worked in lung, breast and blood cancers. >> tira banks is returning to stanford. the former model and actress and tv actress will be teaching at the stanford school on business. she will be teaching personal branding for the second time. and she wrote she is honored to take her genius minded students careers to the next level. tesla a world record.

showing the tesla x showing 287,000 pound bowing dream liner. i guess it's strong. >> what! >> it towed the jet mere mri 1,000 feet. at australia airport. it set a record being the heaviest toe by an electric production passenger vehicle. elon musk you proved your point. >> we got it. >> we got it. >> the car is strong. >> yeah. >> all right. how about the weather. >> drew is in for spencer. >> fair amount of sunshine. one day will actually feel warm. >> okay. >> but much much chilly. life doppler 7 with satellite today showing the majority of the region we have sunny skies. one lone exception. cloud cover overt coast of marin county. but the broader picture live doppler 7, you see right to the norg and to the east of reason o, the spin in the atmosphere,

it's that pesky low that ushers in cold air locally sparking thundershowers to our north. those will all settle down as the sun goes down this evening. staying away from our region. we don't have any rain in the forecast next 24 hours. picture outside, pier 39, a live look. sea lions just basketing in a little bit of afternoon sunshine out there. the ocean water temperature is still chilly in the low 50s. may so far halfway through the month. i don't think this surprises anybody. the majority of month so far has been below average in san francisco in terms of afternoon highs. only four days so far this month temperatures have actually gotten above average. and running about three degrees cooler than we should this time of year across the region. the chill still over us at this hour. only 61 in san francisco right now. at 64 in oakland. 69 in the current number in san jose. 65 in santa rosa and right now san ramon checking in with temperature of 67 degrees. this is the reason why we are dealing with the cool

temperatures for may just this persistent on shore flow from the winds, about 15 to 25-mile-per-hour. and that continues the next 24 hours. so here the call from accuweather. temperatures upper 40s to lower 50s the next 12 hours or so. but there will likely be drizzle developing as well. the reason why. the broader picture, there is the stubborn area of low pressure to the east. it has not moved the past couple days. it's not moving tomorrow. but what we're also tracking just off the coast there is a short wave, a ripple of energy in our atmosphere that's going to move on shore. what that will do tomorrow morning bring as just of isolated drizzle across the region. 4:30 tomorrow morning you see the limited pops of green in the north bay. perhaps light showers developing. even 7:00 in the morning you say be dealing with some light drizzle along the coastline. highs tomorrow it's a blend of sun and clouds in the afternoon. once again it's still school for may. 59 in san francisco. only 63 in oakland.

68 the high? san jose. and about 67 the high in concord. the accuweather seven-day forecast planning the next seven days for you tomorrow morning clouds. some isolated drizzle across the region. still cool here on thursday. it breaks out more in the way of sunshine on friday. and then saturday that's the day you might feel the warmth across the region. a lot of sunshine on the which. still, though, the temperatures% right back down to finish off the week. another cooldown on the way. by monday and tuesday edit it's fog to sun and the cool pattern still holds true. really half the month already gone. and we're well below average this time of year. >> in terms of temperatures you mean. >> yes. >> it's pleasant. >> i like the warmth. >> it's coming. >> it's coming sometime. we'll talk in june. >> i'm usually the one. >> you -- who knew he likes cold. >> thank you, drew. well the scoop on the royal wedding dinner and the bay area connection to the most important part of the meal. >> and the iconic musicians tryi

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well the royal we had something only a few days away. every detail taking enormous planning including the food. >> yes of course it does. well will the royal tradition meet the california cool. molly hunter looks at which will cull near trends may be introduced. >> what happens when a self-pro claimed california foodie marries into the royal family?

for one thing the wedding menu has to be good. >> the tig is a lifestyle site i launched. >> she ran a lifestyle blog on the side called the tig. >> the name the tig comes from a wine. >> perhaps a hint about the wine to be served. the her website is defunct but she blogged a lot about mouth watering healthy food and we expect to see that on zbloods the queen will have this a big say in menus. including traditional ingredients but see more modern elements we know meghan and harry like. meghan is a foodie. it's a blend of all the different flavors. >> it would be a really nice spring salad to start. could go to the venison. because in windsor great park there are a lot of deer. i think you can get the local vensens will. desertwise on chocolatey or delicious lemon tart. >> so far the only confirmed

menu item is the wedding cake from california pastry chef claire ptak. they are going for a lemon and elder flower cake. >> former chef darin mcgrady tweeted out the men up of the phillip in 19947. the menu was luxurious. no doubt the future british princess will shake up tradition. one slice of lemon elder flower cake at a time. molly hunter, abc news, london. and as we told you back in march that wedding cake they also mention is from a bay area native, claire ptak who owns violet cakes in london grew up in the bay area. she says she learned to bake from her mom. no pressure on the chefs in this deal. not at all. queen elizabeth gave her written consent ahead of the wedding and this is one

elaborate letter handwritten by artists and signed by the queen. officially recognize recognizing the marriage and will be presented prince harry and meghan markle after the wedding. it include as rose thistle and sham rock, the floral embleps for england, ireland and scotland. and poppies a nod to hope home state of california. you can watch the special kfrmg coverage here on abc 7. a smeshl edition starts at 2:00 a.m. robin roberts and david muir live in windsor england. tension in the middle east is showing no sign of letting up. the violence coming from those remgting the existence of the state of israel in any location. >> the violence stretches to a second day after the opening of a new embassy in jerusalem. >> and leaks at the white house. an ongoing problem for the trump administration. we will hear

>> announcer: live, where you live, this is abc 7 news. and here are the stories making headlines at 4:30. san francisco police on the lookout for an armed robber who held up three people in bernal heights right on the street corner walked up and poibt add gun. this is exclusive surveillance video showing the stick one. the robber took a wahler jewelry and a purse. chris wynn tweeted that santa clara county city

councilman resigned because of sexual misconduct allegations. he suspend his campaign for county supervisor and defying the claims. abc news tweeted the volcanic eruption in hawaii is taking a serious toll. tourist industry. cancellations cost the region an estimated $5 million. there are protests today along the israeli border with gaza. fog the deadliest day in years. dozens of protesters were killed including eight children. many demonstrators blame the violence on the u.s. and the new embassy that opened in jerusalem just yesterday. abc news reporter maggie ruly with the latest. >> reporter: a fresh wave of violence is breaking out again today between palestinians and israeli forces, has hours before nearly every mosque in palestine was filled with a funeral. at least 60 killed and more than 2,700 wounded in yes yesterday's violence alone. when tens of thousands of

palestinians marched to a the border facing off against israeli forces who first used tear gas and opened fire. now many palestinians are back on the same front lines. the protests yesterday and the last seven weeks have been spotted along the fence. >> molly hunter is on the ground in gaza. this man tells her he is back today and not afraid. saying he is protesting because it's a huge mistake to move the u.s. embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem. but during today's emergency session of the united nations security count u.n. ambassador nikki haley dismissed the claims that the u.n. embassy is inciting violence rather blames it on hamas. >> rather the violence comes from those who reject the existence of the state of israel in any location. >> and saying israel's use of force against the protesters was warranted. >> who among us would accept this type of activity on your border? no one would. no country in this chamber would

act with more restraint than israel has. >> the united nations special coordinator for the middle east peace process took a different tone calling on israel to protect the borders proportionally and investigate ever incident causing loss of life. abc news, new york. north korea is cancelling a high-level meeting with south korea and is threatening to cancel a spumt with the united states. the issue is ongoing military exercise between the u.s. and south korea. the most recent exercises began on friday. the two koreas were set to hold a meeting tomorrow at a border village to discuss setting up military and red cross talks to reduce border tension. well, still no apology days after a white house staffer made an insensitive compensate about senator john mccain. now the president is weighing in but not on the comment. instead he is talking about leaks at the white house. here is abc news reporter terra palmieri. >> reporter: the white house still refusing to apologize for the crass comment about senator

mccain. uttered by a skmungsing staffer. this days after white house aide kelly saddler said in a closed door meeting that mccain's op stoigs gina haspel quote doesn't matter because he is dying anyway. instead of condemning the remark the white house instead fixis eighted on the fact that it was leaked. >> if you aren't able to speak your mind or convey thoughts oh or say anything you feel without feeling like your colleagues will betray you that creates a difficult work environment. >> hours later the president seeming to echo the sentiment. while accusing theed media of exaggerating the intensity of leaking he admitted there is a problem in the white house. tweeting, leakers are traitors and cowards and we will find out who they are. white house counselors kellyanne conway said the leaks with used asset weapons. >> it's using the media to shif each other. >> do you expect personnel changes as a result. >> i do yes i do. >> although he didn't mention it in the meeting with the president, the top republican in

the senate mitch mcconnell now calming for a public apology from the staff. >> well the person who said that should aapologize and should aapologize publicly. >> according to meghan mccain when saddler apologized apologized privately to her she agreed to put out a public statement she has yet to do so. ter aif palmieri. abc news. first lady melania trump is expected to remain in the hospital for two or three days following a medical procedure yesterday. the 48-year-old underwent an embolization to tree a benign kidney condition. it use as catheter to force blood vessels to clot. president trump tweeted the procedure was successful. some iconic perform he is appeared on capitol hill today lobbying support por a bill dramatically changing the music business. smoky robinson. dion warwick and marry wilson of supremes testifieden before the senate jshdary committee testified in support of the

music modernization act. improving the way royalties are collected and update music listening and copyright law. robinson. move for the passage of the bill site crating his hits. >> a lot of work wentz into the songs not just the artist but from the musicians, producers and people who were involved. in making them. and they deserve to be compensated. >> the bill is viewed as a lock to pass the senate. the house unanimously passed its version. >> entertainer bill cosby will be sentenced september 24th, five months after the conviction. until then, cosby who will turn 81 in july will stay under house arrest in his suburban home. that's the home where jurors concluded he drugged and molested a former temple athletics professor in 2004. he was likely to face a sentence up to 10 years in prison. >> another new fissure opens up

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deputies arrested him last week. today he pleaded not guilty to misdemeanor charges of stealing a pride flag from the county flag bowl pole in gunnerville and also to felony charges of a hate crime by threatening to blow up gay people, a grocery store and a sheriff substation with a biep bomb. >> it's a terrorist threat he did not take any action. >> both alleged crimes resonate disturbingly. hence a large group coming to court today. >> i'm happy the court recognized it's a hate crime. and that they're taking it seriously not just blowing it off. >> it's about a community. it's about people that have been and continue to be discriminated against. >> beth streets had lobbied with the county to place the flag in the square bee neegts the american and california flags. a surveillance video from last week shows two men won covers the lens ten the flag disappears and they llgdly leave a warning signed in the name of veterans. david juarez told us today the

sfoets do not speak for him. >> i was leary about coming here. and my husband told me as a vet and as a human being and openly gay person you have to do that. >> they did and they will sass the cases move forward. call it a matter of pride and principal o principle. in scene rosa, wayne friedman. vincent o'sullivan will be back before the judge may 25th. >> announcer: now the accuweather forecast with drew tuma. a live look from the east bay hills camera pointed at the coast. there is the golden gate there. you can see on the coastline we have the cloud cover, marine layer moving on shore again tonight. here is overnight, on the either side of 50 dreeing for the lows. the bigger picture likely seeing drizzle developing on the toast coast. and even away from the coast first this thing in the morning. the 12-hour day planner there is

the overcast, the chance of drizzle. breaks for sunshine midday. and by the afternoon the chance of any drizzle is out. a mix of sun and clouds still breezy and cool for this time of year with temperatures below average. 59 in san francisco on wednesday. 63 the high in oakland. 68 the high in san jose and 65 in napa. accuweather seven-day forecast, morning includes and drizzle. then we turn to sunnier skies in afternoon. still cool on thursday. sunshine dominates. then cool town sunday and into early next week. >> a pleasant weekend. >> not bad. >> thank you drew. sure. once a controversial painting bia o an italian artist now among the most expensive artworks to sell at abc. the work sold at south by in new york for $157 million. the highest payed for an item at the auctionhouse. it debuted in pairs in 1917

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from the big island of hawaii. >> reporter: a line of spraying lava lighting up the night. of yet another giant crack opens in the ground. 20 fissures erupted here on the big island in the past week and a half. this one explosive. sending so call lava bombs, the chunks of rock hundreds of feet in the air. >> every five seconds, boom, boom. >> air quality still a major concern with sulfur dioxide spewing from the lava and smaller cracks that keep appearing. the national guard going through neighborhoods monitors the levels. >> i'm still under 1 part per million here is safe. >> kill qua putting out the next level of ash. >> ash billows into the sky visible from the international space station. some of the ash falling in nearby town as geologists watch for what they say could be a giant explosion from the crater any day that could send more ash

raining down for miles. and the threats have a big impact on tourism on the big island. tourism officials say that bookings for hotels and tours here are down by 50%. norwegian cruise lines cancelled stops here on the big island for at least the next week, including in cone an, in about 80 miles away from the volcanic activity. tourism officials stress most of the island is safe. and open for business. marcy gonzalez, abc news, helo, hawaii. >> it's a good point. people should recognize if you are going to maui or oahu there is no active volcano there. the question, are homes covered by lava insurance? that depends zpl "7 on your side's" michael finney is here with the answer plus more. >> it bummed me out lab for the people there. i have to tell you it's hopeful a problem we never deal with in california. but in hawaii home insurance will likely not cover lava flow

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review data. auditors credit the change for helping find what they call illegal emission devices on fiat, chrysler diesel pickup trucks. they pd found them last fiat chrysler defies wrongdoing. erjts american airlines updated the pet policy. passengers who want to bring service animals onboard have to pile paperwork 48 hours before their flight. american has also banned some animals because they pose a safety or public health risk. the ban includes insects, goats, hedge hauges, ferret was spiders and certain birds like chickens and hawks. the airline says it wants to support passengers who need potterive animals but also want to keep all passengers safe. this year's college graduates will see more money lan last year. averaging $53,000 for the first job. executive research firm koran ferry analyzed the salaries of

310,000 entry level positions. i highest paid is engineers. $67,000. the lowest customer service at $35,000. san francisco positions will pay the best overall at just under $64,000 with low unemployment analysts expect it to be much easier to find work. that means salary tend to go up. no word on what journalists are being paid. >> we won't talk about that. >> let's just move on from there. thank you, michael. >> all right a new survey shows most young adults are already providing long-term care for older loved ones. a poll by the associated press and oic center for public affairs research finds a third of young american adults have provided care for an older relative or friend where another third speck to be called upon to do so. the survey also found that few young adults expect social security med kir or medicare to provide the same 11ful benefits when they need them. several bay area cities are in the top 20 when it comes to

fitness. the american college of sports medicine released its list of the 100 fittest u.s. cities. arlington number one this year. followed by minneapolis which is interesting. i wouldn't have guessed that. washington, d.c., madison, portland round out the top five. san jose came in at number 9. oakland 11ing, san francisco 14th. and fremont was 19th. the study lookout looked at a variety of factors including fitness nutrition and mental health. >> zacrye sturk berg the name of 9 facebook founder and san francisco general hospital. up next the effort to have the zuckerberg removed in name the patient privacy. >> a look ahead to abc 7 news at 5:00. new at 5:00, a shadowed shattered windshield and pilot almost pulled threw. the emergency landing that had everybody bracing for the worst. using technology to reduce marijuana convictions. one stae city sates says it's time to disrupt delays in

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tonight in primetime on abc 7 at 8:00 it is roseanne, followed by the middle at 9:00. you can catch blackish. then splitting up together at 9:30. followed by for the people at 10:00. then abc 7 news at 11:00 >> what's in a name? when it comes to zuckerberg san

francisco general hospital say it's not a good fit. >> they are pushing to have it removed in the name of patient privacy. carolyn tyler has the story. >> reporter: it was in 2015 that facebook founder mark zuckererg and his wife priscilla donated $75 million to help build the san francisco general state of the art trauma center. the moep said to be the largest individual donation to a public hospital. >> we believe that investing in health is one of the most important things that we can do personally. >> in exchange, the hospital was renamed in their honor. but some health care workers say with the string of facebook privacy scandals patients here are concerned. how their data might be used. registered nurse sasha cut letter believes the connection to zuckerberg reinforces the fear. and decided to protest by covering the name with blue tape. >> the patients are afraid. i know people go to the doctor and are afraid -- they're afraid

to tell the doctor what's going on because they don't know who gets the information. >> a hospital spokesperson said a statement saying in part without exception our most important commitment is to our patients. to ensuring their well being and to protecting their privacy. in no way has the hospital compromised that commitment. and he says the facebook ceo's gift is serving the needs of the community. but critics say in addition to the privacy concerns, the zuckerberg name clouds the hospital's century-old legacy of caring for the city's most vulnerable. >> it's all the more than reason to get it off here so we get our identity back as the city and county public hospital. >> they want city voters to be allowed to weigh in. carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. the nurses say when the hospital was first renamed they collected 900 signatures from residents who were opposed. >> and thank you for joining us for abc news at 4:00 today i'm

ama daetz. >> abc 7 news at 5:00 starts now. disturbing new details about a mother accused of child abuse, court documents talk about cross bowes and water boarding. a long-term city councilman resigns in the south bay. did he leave before he was forced out? late today a judge overturns the california physician assisted suicide raw. what happens now? a sea of blue. san francisco's plan to make people feel safe in the city. some say is comes at too high a price. and twitter goes after people behaving badly. >> announcer: live, where you live, this is abc 7 news. i'm not 100% perfect. . i'm not perfect. no one is perfect. but i'm not an animal. i'm not a torturer. and i'm not a monster. a fairfield father acquiesce ds of tortures his ten children insists tonight he is innocent. good evening i'm dan ashley. >> i'm kristen sze.

jonathan allen spoke from the solano county jail where he defend himself. he claims to be a peaceful man who is the indiana jones of spiritualty. >> i'm like indiana jones when it comes to spiritualty. i dig deep. i realize that god has millions of different names and just because he was called one name by one people doesn't mean that the other names aren't correct. and so they just try to tie this in about they came into the house and the officers were already extremely angry for having my spiritual temple clean. >> meanwhile, allen's wife inn a rodgers is facing nine knew new charges in connection with the case. and the d.a. office says there is no did you tell that she was involved in abusing her children. >> abc 7 news reporter leslie brinkley