she just put her life and her heart and soul into being a mom to those babies. >> mourning the loss of a mother and two young girls in a tragic accident. the family heading home from a birth bra day celebration when hit by another car. thanks for joining us i'm larry beil. >> police say dang tran was driving under the influence of marijuana and caused the crash. he was set to appear in court but the hearing was postponed. laura anthony is live in dublin outside the alameda county superior court. >> the district attorney here apparently needed more time to decide exactly what charges will be filed in this case. though his mother and several others showed up at the courthouse here this afternoon. the man accused of causing a deadly crash while under the influence of marijuana will wait another day before making the court appearance. 21-year-old dang tran is expected to be arraigned on three counts of gross vehicular

manslaughter among other possible charges. according to the chp tran was driving recklessly and at a high rate of speed on interstate 680 near stephenson tuesday night when his car caused a chain reaction accident. three people were killed including 39-year-old knowle johnson and two youngsters, 14-year-old kristy limas and her 9-year-old sister brook. all part of a larger blended family, according to the chp none of those killed were wearing seatbelts. johnson's close friend told abc 7 news the family was traveling home from a birthday celebration for a 4-year-old. johnson her boyfriend chris and six daughters were riding in a cadillac when it was struck. one of the children, one of the surviving children remains hospitalized. tran is now expected to be arraigned here in dublin sometime tomorrow. in dublin, laura anthony abc 7

news. >> laura. thank you. we hear today from a close family friend who reveals the heart breaking reason the mother and two daughters were in the car when this that deadly crash happened. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield has more. >> the family in the car was come home from a full day of celebrating a birthday. friends say the family started the day at the zoo. that it's a blened family, a couple with six daughters. >> from the zoo they wanted to do cupcakes and presents on the beach. they drove to santa cruz. and it was on their way home when they got hit. >> amy sates she was best friends with knowle johnson pictured on the right who was killed. two of the six girls died. 14-year-old kristy limas and a 9-year-old. amy says knowle adored being a mother. >> birthday parties were extravagant and put her life

into being a mom to the babies and she was a great friend too. i have a lot of years of friendship with her. and it's hard. it's a hard loss. >> classmates and kristy and brooks struggle with the loss. parents in manteca are having tough conversations with kid. >> all you can do is just hug them and cry with them, you know. she was like why did it happen, mom. >> i'm like, you know, things like this just happen. there is no explanation. >> i am angry. i want to go to the arraignment. i want to look at him and say, how did you do this? why did you make that decision. >> administrators as both girls' schools brought in grieve counselors to help deal with losses and they are encouraging parents to be supportive of children right now. abc 7 news. well ling take a look at this. yeah, drivers on highway 101 saw this this afternoon after a massive brush fire broke out next the roadway.

this dramatic video from the scene in woodside road. it burned in dense bushes and trees next to the southbound lanes. it appeared the fire started next to a homeless encampment. >> and sky7 flew would have the financial district after an unmarked police car collided with a woman riding a motorized scooter. investigators believe the woman turned into the path of the ford and a. the scoot rider refused medical attention after paramedics arrived at the scene. san jose police are investigating a double homicide in a quiet rural area in the eastern foothills. the bodies of a man and woman were found inside a home on sierra road each with a single gunshot wounds. identities are not released. they say there are no suspects in the ninth and tenth homicides of the year. new details this afternoon about the package bombings at an orange county business complex. the former boyfriend of the woman killed is now in federal

custody. prosecutors charged 59-year-old steven beil with suspicion of possession of an unregistered destructive device after agents found two devices in his home. but they say the charges have no connection with tuesday's election. beil's son told the press that his father and the woman killed in the blast, eldika. residents on the hawaii big island are on edge today. explosions continue from kilauea volcano and one was really big. abc news reporter marcy gonzalez with the latest. >> reporter: explosives eruption at the summit of kilauea. steam and ash spewing 30,000 feet in the air. people living nearby ordered to shelter in place. >> it's a short-lived event. it may have relieved pressure temporarily. we expect similar events could

continue. >> this earlier plume sent what the usgs calls ballistic block rocketing out and covering the parking lot in a half inches of ash. dozens of earthquakes including a 3 o 4.4 magnitude leaving damage here and cracking the nearby highway. 25 miles away lava still spraying from the ground. the latest fissure eruptions knocking down power poles and sending more sulfur dioxide blocking the air. blocking the escape route for this man as he returned home to pick up belongings. >> unfortunately we got trapped in. i felt like i was going to pass out, felt like i wasn't seeing my family again. >> the national guard was right here. >> we saw him coming out of the smoke wachg his hands he had a rirps eighter but nothing on his eyes. this was one of the first instances where that happen where first responders had to go into an area to get somebody who shouldn't have been there.

>> geologistis say the lava flow and the physical yurs and eruptions could continue for weeks. marcy gonzalez, abc 7 volcano, hawaii. >> announcer: now the accuweather forecasts with spencer christian. >> mostly sun ohhy on a warmer afternoon than yesterday. a live the life doppler 7. check out the 24-hour temperature change. 13 degrees warmer than this hour yesterday. 14 degrees warm ner yukia. many locations inland especially warmer right now. 75 right now at 78 in sanity yolk. plenty of warming inland. and here is a forecast animation showing that low clouds and fog push out over the by and locally inland once again tonight. 5:00 tomorrow morning commuters will be greeted by reduced visibility. a lack at the forecast in a few minutes. >> thank you. a peninsula mother is deeply concerned about the fate of her son who has been jailed in the

himalayan nation of nepal. >> her son is an ordained monk committed to helping a young women in a country with few opportunities. more details about the arrest and the u.s. state department response. >> 31-year-old wolf price has been in jail in nepal for six weeks. the palo alto native spent 12 years in nepal raising money and creating educational opportunities for girls and women. these are photos his mother took when she visited him five times. price is locked up after trying to break up a fight between a brother and sister. >> there was this fight between him and his sister and my son broke it up then the kids started pounding his head on the floor. to suggest there was abuse. >> mary burton spoke to her son four times by phone. he described the jail conditions as harsh. >> sleeping with 100 men on the floor every night. never going outside. no ventilation. >> wolf price produced a film about how he is helping young

women in nepal sending them to college and paying medical expenses. when nepal was hit a earthquake two years ago he built a shelter to house 75 people. >> he just wanted to help it and change it and give people an opportunity to have a better life and change lives. that's what he has been doing. >> the family has been able to hire a local attorney but this is no word yet about charges or a trial. the u.s. state department issued this statement. since mr. price's arrest consequence lur office officers have visited him we will continue to provide appropriate services to mr. price. a friend is visiting price daily in jail to keep up his spirits. >> i want this to end and be over. this is wrong on so many levels. it's atrocious lack of human rights. >> reporter: in palo alto, david louie, abc 7 news. wolf price's family has set up a gofundme page to pay for expenses in nepal. you can find the link on our

website. san francisco based wells fargo is taking another hit today. according to the "wall street journal" an internal investigation found some employees altered documents about business customers. the information included social security numbers and addresses. in a statement wells fargo said no customers were negatively impacted. no data left the company and no products or services were sold as a result. an important delaine fast approaching for unregistered voters here in california. process residents hoping to vote in the june 5th primary must be registered by monday. those seeking to cast a ballot must be a u.s. citizen, 18 years old or older on election day. you can register at any dmv office or go online to register to vote d.o.t. ca.gov. >> are you wedding for the redding of the year. rehearsal got under way for the wedding. just ahead we'll be live from windsor england. later the new effort to combat drug addiction in the bay

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>> announcer: new individual surfaced of the new york city attorney caught in a rant. >> he has been caught on video in tie raids before.

abc 7 news reporter kristen sze with the latest fallout. >> larry and ama another disturbing individual with attorney aaron sh loss berg. korching a youtuber willie morris after they bumped into each other and manhattan street in 2016. >> what country are you from. >> aim going to call the police. >> you don't run into people i'm a citizen here you're not you're an ugly. [ bleep ] it was so surreal. >> that encounter predated tuesday's incident that propelled sh loss berg to infamiliary. somebody posted this video showing the attorney yelling at employees for speaking spanish to two regular customers >> they're not documented. . >> pay for welfare and ability to be here. >> activists on twitter quickly identified the man asset attorney aaron sh loss berg. they noted the irony that his website offers consultations in

spanish. they have also flooded yell. with one-star reviews hero foist business. today a new york congressman sent this to the court system asking for a an investigation which could result in the loss of his law license. look at this the new york post caught up with sh loss berg this mopping hiding his face with an umbrella. meantime a gofundme page has been started to send a mariachi band to his office to cheer him up. >> be careful what you post. >> yeah. >> thank you so much kristen. the royal wedding countdown is on. we are less than 48 hours away from the wedding. we got a sneak peek with the first rehearsals in windsor. everything is under way early saturday morning. but royal fans are preparing for the big event. >> david ono with the sister station in los angeles live in lindseyer where it's nighttime

hi, david. >> hi, larry, ama. it's nighttime and cold. but i'm standing in front of beautiful windsor castle. the crowds are showing up. the excitement building. the media is here. you have to ask yourself the question what is it about the royal we hadding that makes it so popular? the answer to that i think is the fairytale. it's the prince falling in love with a woman and deciding to make her his which have. in this case he fell in love with an american. 4-year-old ava from virginia is a classic example of young american a little girl who at an early age begins the understand the dream of being a princess. >> what a special occasion and a peshl time to be living here. >> i think americans are possibly more obsessed if you will with the royal family than even the brits are. >> royal expert james mccord weighs in on the dream that the americans wholeheartedly buy into. >> there are little girls with

tierras in bedroom that is grown one stories princesses and living in castles. >> yet hollywood has produced countless versions of this fairytale and before that it was part of the literary history as tonia warner puts it it's how we grew sfwlup when a woman is a little girl she is always read fairytales from her -- her mother reads them to her. and you dream of falling in love with the prince or having a prince fall in love with you. and i mean this is a true life fairytale. >> we have that added little extra element now in that meghan of course is american. so an american marrying into the royal family is a very big deal dmoo that's why americans like ava and her mom and dona made their way to windsor to get a glimpse of the fairytale come true. >> we never imagined in a million years woe be part of the royal wedding as far as it's taking place and here is the

royal family marrying, you know, an american. >> and everything that's going on in the world today, you have to have something like that that you can -- just makes you happy. takes you away from everything else. >> and that's why people here are so anticipate and willing to come out and celebrate with each other. they are across the street, sleeping on the curbside over there. and then look down over here. we have a lot of folks who are sleeping over and even right at my feet. they had a great spot for when the procession goes by her come saturday amp. they've earned this great spot. it's cold out but they're happy to be here np reporting live from windsor. abc 7 news. >> they'll be out there a few days. >> they are. >> and little ava was so cute. >> absolutely thank you david. >> we all know weddings are pricey. wedding planners estimate this could cost $1.5 million. the royal family footstep the bill. we don't nope the dress meghan markle will we are. but experts say it could cost

$340,000. >> just the dress. >> just the dress. and she may wear a sec dress to the evening reception. the one thing the royal family won't cover, security. that could cost british taxpayers around $8 million. and special coverage of the royal wedding starts at 2:00 a.m. this saturday right here here on abc 7. >> spencer christian joins us. do you have the forecast for england. >> i do. >> i do. >> it's a royal treat i'll show you in a moment. but first a lack at our weather. live doppler 7, mainly sunny across the bay area right now just a little patchy coastal fog south of the golden gate. a live view from the abc pier 39 camera looking at the sea lions sunning themselves on the bay. 59 draegs in san francisco. oakland 63. 69 in moupten view. 72 at gilroy. 57 at half moon bay. this is a vau toward the golden gate from the east bay hills. you see low clouds in the distance but mainly sunny inland.

75 degree in santa rosa. 69 at napa. 77 at fairfield. concord 76 and 69 at livermore. and here is our view from the roof top camera here at abc 7 looking at plu skies over the embarcadero and over the bay. we see clouds increase overnight. it will be mild to warm inland tomorrow and saturday. but breezy and cooler on sunday. for another warm up next week. forecasts animation starting at 7:00 shows the gradual movement of the low clouds and fog across the bay and locally inland overnight. there may be a patch or two of coastal drizzle. but not very widespread. 5:00 tomorrow morning early morning commuters have reduced visibility in some locations. but the fog will pull pack quickly to the coastline by mid-tai giving us another mostly sunny day like today. perhaps wrm ner spots than the conditions we had today. overnight look for low temperatures mainly in the low to mid-50s. a relatively mild overnight period tomorrow. 60 degrees at half moon. 62 san francisco. mid-to upper 60s around the bay

shore locations. and inland upper 70s to about 80 and farpgter north locations like clover dale, 82 at yukia. 80 at lake port process. generally closer to the central part of the bay area inland highs in the upper 70s. and here is the windsor weather forecasts for saturday for the royal wedding 9:00 guests arriving. sunny and 57. i'm giving you fahrenheit temperatures. the celsius in other places around the world. noon all through the day sunny skies up to about 70 degrees in of the afternoon as the procession begins which is about 20 degrees celsius. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. mild to warm here for the next couple of days except along the coast. then everybody gets cooler under breezy conditions on sunday. then it turns slightly warmer again monday with highs in the upper 70s inland. that pattern holds through wednesday. then on thursday next week it gets warmer with highs near 80 degrees. there you go. i do the international weather

forecasts. >> we could name random cities and you have them at a moment's notice. >> rome. >> you are always keeping tabs on rome. >> 72 and sunny. >> and a glass of cheenty. c >> he is not heard to plea. >> enough. >> hitting the road at bay to breakers what you need to know this week even if you're not in the race. >> plus a sing are and reality star

a singer and a reality tv star says she was the victim of revenge porn and now she is taking legal action against the rapper 50 cent and her exboyfriend to be teairra mari says her exboyfriend allegedly used her instagram password to log onto her account and post sexually explicit images of her. mari accuses the exboyfriend's close friend of repost-ing the hims to his account. >> 50 cent has 18 followers. so i was devastated. >> mari's exsays it wasn't him who posted the images. but another exboyfriend. 50 cent is not commenting. if you want to be a billionaire you are in the right place. the bay area is now rank third in cities worldwide with the

most billionaires. new york is first with 103 of them hong kong has 93 billionaires be adding 21 since last year. and then there is the bay area. now with 74 billionaires adding 14 since last year. if you think iphones are already expensive, check out this new one. it's an iphone x including a solar battery. setting you back $4,500. >>. russian producers calls it the iphone x tesla. charging with the push of a button. they offered the first one off the production to tesla ceo elon musk. >> makes sense. a possible solution to san francisco's drug crisis, scenes like this becoming all too common. and now san has a plan. the big bucks he wants to spend and why he thinks it might work. plus an anniversary of sorts. it's been one year since the start of robert mueller's

i support the affordable care act,

and voted against all trump's attempts to repeal it. but we need to do more. i believe in universal health care. in a public health option to compete with private insurance companies. and expanding medicare to everyone over 55. and i believe medicare must be empowered to negotiate the price of drugs. california values senator dianne feinstein >> announcer: live, where you live, this is abc 7 news. and here are the stories making headlines at 4:30. the alameda county district attorney is still deciding what charges to file against the man accused of driving under the influence of marijuana and causing this week's triple fatal crash on interstate 880. dang tran's first court hearing was set for today. but only a few hours ago was postponed until tomorrow. today the ex-girlfriend of

49ers linebacker reuben foster testified during a preliminary hearing. elissa ennis said he made up the abuse allegations as part of o extortion employ. more on this story on abc 7 news at 5:00. and state assembly woman garcia has been cleared of allegations of sault. she says the reports were found unsubstantiated. she pollsed for reports substantiated including vulgar phrase. sfriskens express frustration over the number of homeplace and discarded needles on the city streets. today mark farrell says he is setting aside an extra $6 million to reap out to heroin addicts. lyanne melendez live in the newsroom with more. this medication is give 199pill form or strips. experts call it the best thing out there to treat heroin addiction. unlike methadone, don't have

to go to a clinic every day. and there are almost no side effects. >> my life has change dramatically. >> a powerful statement from a man who spent years trying to fight his heroin addiction. until he was given a drug called buprenorprin zbleechlt my favorite patient is somebody who is using heroin who i'm able to say i have effective reemt. >> the san francisco health department has been using the medication on some homeless people addicted to heroin. now the mayor wants to fund a team who will go out and distribute the medication to at least 250 more street addicts during a two-year period. each person would be given a one-week pack of daily doses. how can anyone be sure they will take it? the doctor says it works almost immediately and no one wants to stay an addict forever. >> there is no high involved. you're just normal. you're normal. it takes away all the cravings

and desires. >> he has been heroin free three and a half years. the health department says nearly 60% of those who began the medication are still working on being clean. to better understand the crisis here in san francisco, the health department estimates there are 11,000 heroin addicts who use needles. public works picks up more than 12,000 discarded needles every month. these needles are collected mainly from homeless hot spots and encamp mts. mary howe is with homeless youth alliance. she has made it a habit to pick up needles on her own. >> if we are solving the issue and make a den we have to be creative. >> the plan costs $6 million and included in the mayor's june 1st budget proposal. doctors attending the press conference said the biggest misconception is that homeless don't care about health or getting off heroin. they do care but they can't.

and this is called a game changer. in the newsroom, lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. >> thank you. the house ways and means committee passed bipartisan health bills today to address the opioid crisis. the bills included two provisions co-authored by napa kmds mike thompson. he says the legislation helps remove bar years to care and increase treatment options for those suffering from addiction. and a child and adult were killed after a school bus collided with a dump trunk in western new jersey. filled with fifth graders on the way to field trip. the crash ripped the undercarriage off the base. 11 people were hospitalized with earnings. the cause of the crash is under investigation. it's been one year since the start of the robert mueller probe into russian meddling in the 2016 election. yesterday the senate intelligence committee stated once again that russia did interfere in the u.s. election. abc news reporter serena marshall has the latest.

>> reporter: president trump sarcastically marking an anniversary he definitely isn't celebrating. tweeting congratulations, america, we are now into the second year of the greatest witch hunt in american history. one year into special counsel robert mueller's probe into election meddling the president swung from. >> i would love to speak because we have done nothing wrong. >> why don't i just fire mueller. >> and today at the white house breaching. >> this has gone on over a year no evidence of collusion. >> house leadership also calling for an end to the investigation. >> we want to see this thing come to its conclusion. but again i've always said he should be free to finish his job. >> the senate intelligence committee standing by the intelligence community assessment has said their own investigation remains ongoing. >> russia. s massively intervened in our elections to the purpose of helping mr. trump. and hurting hillary clinton. >> and the president's fbi director. >> you said at your confirmation hearing that russia

investigation was not a witch hunt. is that still your opinion? >> yes. >> when you compare mueller's first year to other special council investigations 538 pliks found the clinton white water probe lasted 7 and a half years. regan's iran contra 6 years and watergate more than four years. >> mueller a republican and fbi director has indicted 19 individuals three businesses received 50 o 5 guilty pleas and one other person serving a prison sentence. abc news washington. the senate has confirmed begin aire haspel as the first female director of the cia. haspel's nomination was contention because of her role in a cia program to brutally detain and interrogate terror suspects former top intelligence officials said she earned the cans to take the helm of the agency. could there be a break in the decades old d.b. cooper case

we'll tell you what's new. are you ready? the annual bay to breakers raise coming this weekend. we'll tell what you you need to to know before they start running. are you ready

we are only a few guy days away from the 107th editi bay t francisco. the iconic race is sunday. chris holmes is here with us today, the general manager. not dressed up as the golden gate bridge as i was hoping. >> but getting ready for sunday. >> how many people are you expecting how many in costume. >> 40,000 registered coming out sunday. the costume tradition has been around for decades. and you know, we usually see at least a majority of the runners decked out. >> it's 12 k with a twist. >> new thing for the first time in 100 plus year history of the race. adding the breakers bonus. a chance to extend your race from a 12 k to a 15 k.

an extra three kilometers at ocean beach and an extra medal when you come across the finish line. >> if i'm dressed as a giant banana what i want to do is run an extra 3 k. >> is tarted back in 1912. i have a hard time imagining people running at centipedes. >> costume are a great tradition. cent peaced are a bay to breaker tradition. starting 40 years ago is when they began. started by the uc davis running club. some of those guys come out and run every year. it's a great tradition. >> are you claiming the only race with the centipede. >> i'm saying we're the first and took over the world since. >> all right. rule number 142 in the bay to breakers competition rule book requires all competitors to wear clothing that is clean, designed and worn so as not to be objectionable. when did we stop enforcing 142? our top rule we have for being

on the race cores to to have a ridge sistered bib out there. we ask all come out and join and have a paid bib to be there all you need just a bib. >> start with that. >> what percentage are unclothed. >> it's no secret that there is some that have less on than others. and i always say that it is a very, very small percentage. people that end up km out because we want it welcoming for everybody. >> nudity is tolerated. but you have taken steps to really stop what has been at times an excessive drinking problem. tell me about those steps. >> we work closely with sf p. d. and the private security teams. we want it to be something people can kwom out and enjoy. celebration is part of it. we want to encourage people to have a good time but do it safe. we haven't taken away too much but still let anyone come out and enjoy. >> you've got 12 to 15 k here. so in terms of the distance.

where is the best spot to watch if? if i'm not running what's the best location you recommend. >> sure. i mean the highlight always for me is golden gate park. we know how beautiful it is to come see. and we are expecting good weather sunday. maybe a little chilly but that's great running weather. good to come and check it out. golden await park is always a beautiful back drop. >> starts at 8:00 a.m. until. >> 8:00 a.m. start time. and we close the finish line down around 1:00 p.m. we always have a big party at ocean beach. a michael jackson cover band out there this year. >> okay. >> title sponsor alaska airlines will help support that. actually i'd love to show the shirt that everyone gets. >> yeah. >> check it out the official bay to breakers shirt. it's be original is the tag lane. what else is more original than the race. >> got many some of the characters up there. >> thank you chris. reminder you can catch the live coverage on abc 7 sunday morning

and we'll be stream it online at abc news.com. thank you so much. >> see you sunday. >> all right. >> announcer: new the ac wrkt forecasts with spencer christian. shoning sunny skies over the bay area. but a patch of coastal fog over the bay inland with overnight lows in the low 50s. then tomorrow look for another mild to warm day. except right along the coastline where highs get up to 60. but well see mid-and upper 60s around the bay and near 80 inland. the forecast clouds lingering through much the day sunday but great running weather in the morning as chris pointed out pl cool temperatures in the low to mid-50s but i think the runners like it that way. you don't want to run in the heat do you? maybe you do. here the seven-day forecast. we'll have mild conditions especially inland around the bay next couple days. breezy and cooler sunday for bay to breakers. slightly warmer monday. then we'll have a mild to warm pattern for virtual all next week. and a chance of rain we talked

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coincidencely lauren details the replace in a new book. his niece says he kefzed before he died in 2014. >> one of the first thing i said we he finally admitted was wow urine famous and you have lived such of an adventurous life he didn't agree. he said i wouldn't call it adventurous. he goes it was one mistake after another >> if you're not familiar with the story. d.b. cooper was the alias give ton the man high jacking a northwest orient flight and parachuted out of the plane with $200,000 ran some. the new claims to not seem to impress the fbi which closed it d.b. cooper investigation back in 2016. the bureau released a statement today saying quote unfortunately, none of the tips provided or applications of new investigative technology have yielded the necessary proof of culpability beyond a reasonably doubt. all right well there is a recall affecting some children's

craft toys from michael's stores. >> "7 on your side" michael finney here with that and more. >> a popular place to shop for families that's why it's so important. michaels is rmg the toys because a battery inside overheats and catches fire. the pottery wheel create and creatology spin wheel kits. michaels has received three reports of overheating one report of a battery fires. no reports of injuries fortunately. customers should immediately return the items for full refund. ford is getting ready to restart production of the f-150 pickup trucks. a fire at a parts supplier earlier this month forced ford to stop building the best selling pickup. well parts are now available again. and the assembly line will start tomorrow at ford's michigan plant and on monday at the missouri facility. some of your clocks may be guning or losing a few ticks. why a change in federal energy

regulations. really. electric clocks keep time pace based on precise pulses of the electric current, the that powers them. in the past power companies were required to immediately correct the rate if it slipped off the mark. pu the rule was eliminated last year by the federal energy regulatory commission. now, energy officials insist other standards will keep the time in check some scientisting disagree saying clocks could gradually go off kilter by as much as 7 minutes. there you go i've given you an excuse for the next time you are late to work. >> yeah. >> i want to hear from you not about what your boss says but about consumer issues. my "7 on your side" hotline is open monday through friday, 10 to 2:00. you can also reach me on my facebook page and through abc7news.com. >> i use to do already. worked like a charm. they bought it. >> oh, yeah. >> thank you michael. all right it's a bay to

breakers weekend and there is something for just about everyone. >> alexis smith from abc 7 mornings has ideas from the partners at who had line. bay to breakers weekend is upon us and kick-off the festivities with furry friends. join the spca in the mission friday from 6:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. for the bay to barkers cocktail party >> we'll have top shelf cockles with animal themes. a cuddle experience with some of the adorable puppies. this is to kick-off the adoption event we have going on all weekend where adoptable animals will be available for free. we'll be waiving the adoption fees for all animals five minutes and older. >> rsvp is required. unlock the ticket by making a donation at sfspca.org. en. then get ready for the costume contest. >> awards for the most original and most iconically sfrisken

costume. it's bay to breakers we think the animals should compete as well. enjoy family fun at aloha festival. celebrate the asian-pacific heritage month with a ukelele performance. traditional polykneesen dance and moanian impersonator. head to bay street in emeryville sunday from 11:00 to 5:00 for unique finds at head west marketplace. it showcases 25 local artisans. pop shop one of a kind clothing and home decor. with tasty eats. for details on these events and more go to the webt abc7news.com. we'll link you up with hood line. the pets are so cute. pizza lovers team up with stew are two sfrisk giants to help kids and families which ordering a slis or even a whole pie if you like. abc 7 news is in walnut creek when tony's slis house launched

a campaign for the george mark children house. the charity benefits every time somebody buys slices or whole pies in honor of brandon belt and joe panik. they hope to raise $12 now between now and september. the drink that's more than just juice. a hope for the future for the abc 7 star, how she hopes the superfraught will help bring healthy food around the world. kristen here with what what's ahead on news at 5:00. new at 5:00, bombshell testimony, the testimony of 49ers former girlfriend says she lied what it means for the domestic violence case. plus the latest car technology is privacy paying the price for improved performance and safety and the pampering before the big event for veterans. these stories

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coming up tonight in primetime and abc 78:00 gray's a number. then the new drama station 19. followed at 10:00 by what would you do. then stay with us for abc 7 news at 11:00. now a story of overcoming incredible odds to bring a unique product to bare and beyond. >> abc news anchor dion lyme sbruss to the abc 7 star on the mission to fight malnutrition one bar at a time. >> she always wanted to live the american dream. but never thought it would come in the form of a fruit grown in

africa called boo bab. she uses it to nourish and keep people in the bay area healthiy and hopefully soon around the world. at the mission district. nafi flatly is a won woman floor pouring mixing and modelling a drink with special meaning. >> we used to make the jousts back home and sell them in the market. >> from senegal she and her sisters are carriers of sickle cell aenemyia and they eight a lot of this fruit. >> we having sickle cell my mother wanted to figure out the best way for us to have food that's not artificial. >> nafi moved to san francisco for college when she lost her job she founded this with her mother a determined single mom. >> my mom was right i could bring something from my hometown and share it with people here. >> she unveiled terran fwchlt a juice last year and now. >> cherries dates, almond.

>> the baobab nutrition bar. >> this is what you see. >> it's about 40 to 50% fiber and has high levels of anti-oxants. >> it's a inexpensive and healthy food for people in the bay area and around the world. >> because i have the passion. i just wanted to really give people what i've experienced as a kid. and i wanted them to have as good of nutrients as healthy life as possible. >> this is why she is our star, living her own american dream. in san francisco, dion lyme, abc 7 news. >> fantastic. if you'd like to nominate someone to be an abc 7 star go to the website, abc 7 news.com/similars. >> reminder get the latest news with the upgraded app with the enhanced video features, customization and personalized push alerts to get the news you

want delivered. that's going to do it for this edition of abc 7 news. abc 7 news at 5:00 starts now. she came off credible as a liar. >> the woman who accused 49er of beating her now says she made the whole thing up. what this means for his future in football. new details about a terrible accident, the victims were celebrating a wirth day when tragedy struck. flames shooting into the sky we are there as a freeway becomes choked by fire and smoke. explosives eruption in hawaii. a volcano wakes up and now the sleeping giants here at home are getting a second look. >> announcer: live, where you live, this is abc 7 news. explosives testimony today from the former girlfriend of 49ers linebacker reuben foster. she admits now she lied about him beating her up. good evening i'm dan ashley. i'm kristen sze thanks for joining us. the players ex-girlfriend says

she lied because she was upset with foster. >> abc 7 news reporter chris wynn live at the santa carr hall of justice with the story. chris. >> reporter: against the advice of her own attorney reuben foster's ex-girlfriend took the stand saying she made the story up because she wanted to get back at him for breg up with her. she also knitted in court today that this was not the first time she falsely accused someone of domestic violence. the ex-girlfriend of 49ers linebacker ruber foster calmly walked out of the santa clara hall of justice but inside the courtroom alyssa ennis breck down in tears multiple time throughout the testimony in which she admitted to falsely accusing foster of cosmetic violence for punish him for dumping her. on the stand ennis said i was pissed and wanted to end him. legal analyst stephen clark says the testimony seemed to be credible. >> it came off raw, organic and she broke down on the stand and