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12346789 a former antiques store has turned into an eyesore. >> a berkeley high student exposes security by trying to rig their own election. kim kardashian plans on becoming a lawyer. i'm kate larson. abc7 news starts right now. >> so they had 550 votes in their fare. >> i think it was wrong. >> reports of massive election fraud in the east bay. not in the city but a school. >> two students in hot water for trying to rig their very own

election. >> hive at berkeley hive with the details. >> it is quite a story. berkeley made the move from paper ballots to electronic ones. students were promised a fair and honest election. but it didn't work out that way. >> the movie election showed how fiercely competitive high school elections can be. >> i think it was reckless and wrong. >> students are buzzing about their recent election which ended in large scale voter fraud. >> they had 550 fraudulent votes in their fare. >> school officials say two candidates logged themselves into their classmates email

accounts, casting vote in their favor using a default password most every student knows. >> they were working hard. >> i don't think somebody would do something like that on purpose. >> the candidates were disqualified. >> it would have been better just to lose the hard way, the clean way. >> the election rigging exposes a huge cyber security gap within the district. >> i'm glad it was a school election and it wasn't something more significant. >> it is unclear what kind of disnine students may face, meantime all students being urged to change passwords as soon as possible. meantime, the candidates who came in second in the ranked choice voting were bumped up and declared the winner. >> all right. thank you. >> abc7 news is committed to building a better bay area and that includes addressing homelessness.

>> the bay area council economic institute has put a staggering price tag on the solution. 12$12.7 billion. it estimates for each of the 20,000 residents recorded as homeless. >> at a roundtable, those working on finding a fix saw the problem first hand as the oakland mayor began her remarks. a man who once lived on the streets came up and asked for a hug. the mayor was clearly moved. >> i'm sorry. >> another big takeaway from the report was the number of people physically living on the streets. 67% are in tents, a car, or someplace out in the open. >> the study found 70% of the bay area's homeless live in three counties. santa clara, san francisco, and alameda. 70% in those three counties. sometimes we find solutions are not always working and that may be the case in one bay area community. there is a site that is really

hard to miss. maybe you've seen it. neighbors call it a pile of trash. another man considers it his treasure. >> reporter: the scene is impacting two cities. the growing pile of miss hayne just items sits on the border. the business owner was evicted. >> tables, all sorts of things showing up. >> an initial complaint was filed in august pointing to debris left out. more complaints came in regarding out door storage, items being sold and safety. >> it became quite a lot. it is like a parking lot size full of stuff. >> during inspections, they found violations issuing violations between november and semi. an inspection notice went out in january and a compliance order

in february. they said it was meant to be a workshop. a place where he stored his collections. >> it is the lack of space inside. it was stuffed fulfill. >> aaron has made a home outside among items. she didn't want her face on camera but said many homeless people shemt inside the shop. he said when they start showing up, he couldn't turn them away. >> i cleaned it up. >> reporter: the law requires the property owner to hold his items for final days. the property opener plans to have a company remove any remaining items after that time. in san jose, abc7 news. >> we want to hear your ideas about building a better bay area. share them on facebook. >> new details on how engineers plan to fix sales force transit central in san francisco. it opened last august. cracks and steel beams forced

closures. the soonist it could reopen was in june. we got a first hand look at how engineers will reinforce the cracked beams. crews will use a total of 16 steel plates. two per beam. >> 224 bolts for this exact location will be installed with the two plates. one on top. one in the bottom. that will be the reinforcement for these girders. >> it is expected to be finished in june. the fix will undergo an independent review before the center can reopen. >> on the peninsula, smash and grab thieves got away with $12,000 of products from the apple store. the police were alerted to the burglary by someone walking by the store around 1:00 this morning who noticed the front glass door were shattered. officers recovered two laptops on the sidewalk. seven others were missing. >> it is not the first time the burglars targeted the apple

store. a team of thieves drove an suv through store front window. up to ten people stole a large number of items. >> in the north bay, the all clear has been given for the water on sonoma state campus. it passed a second round of testing and all restrictions have been lift. the water pressure dropped. people were alerted to use bottled water. also, an on campus housing project for santa rosa junior college is moving forward. the $42 million project was approved by the trustees. it would house up to 360 students. rent would start at 750 a month. it is estimated only one in four community colleges offer housing. a concord daycare center has its van back. the surveillance shows the

moment thieves took off in the van, belonging to the enrichment central. police found it in a walmart parking lot with eight of the ten child car seats stolen. this was the second time the van had been stolen in nine months. >> kim kardashian west approached the bench from the bay area law firm that is helping her become a lawyer. plus, opening night. one san francisco neighborhood hosted a big premier. >> and a site never seen before. >> here comes a system. i'll let you can how it will change up our pattern. all that's ahead. first, here's what's coming up on jimmy kimmel live. >> thanks. don't pretend you don't want to see this. pau, is he ronan or hawkeye? please, tell us. use your naval to speak.

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snpt kim kardashian west is headlines again but perhaps not in the way you would expect. she said she wants to become a lawyer. reporter kate larson spoke to the bay area attorney who is planning to mentor her. she's planning to do this without going to law school. >> she's been studying criminal law. it is all laid out in a new vogue article. with the help of a human rights attorney, she plans to take bar in 2020 and then tackle the criminal justice system. >> beyond kim kardashian's glossy vogue cover is a new page in her story.

kim k, whose father rob kardashian, famously defend o.j. simpson, plans on becoming a lawyer without going to law school. >> what a waste of time. the only thing she knows about lawyers is getting divorced, as far as i know. >> do what she wants. who cares? >> i say go for it. her intentions are good. >> you may remember the 63-year-old who was released after 21 years. that was in part thanks to kardashian. when she saw on social media that she was service a life sentence for a nonvit drug charge, she took it to the top, meaning president trump who ultimately granted clemency. >> she cares deepbly the people who have been negatively impacted by the criminal justice system. >> a director of cut 50, based in the bay area that works to reduce the prison population.

jackson is her mentor and was involved. jackson works with kardashian. an alternative route to becoming a lawyer in california. >> i spent a lot of time with her. meeting with formerly incarcerated people, working on individual cases, crafting policy. and i think her passion and her dedication and her empathy for people who have been impacted just shines through. >> she's been keeping up with her reading exams. i spoke to the innocence prong who said if she wants to use her celebrity for good, more power to her. a scandalous and oftentimes sweet story pre mothered on the big screen tonight. castro theater hosted the world premier of the upcoming series of the tase of the city.

it follows a group of san franciscans living in an apartment building. it started in the 1970s. then evolved into books and eventually, a television mini series. new episodes start. scientists captured a picture with what was thought to be the unseeable. >> we're getting a look at a black hole. albert einstein theorized about them. now we have proof. >> they're stars that died, exploded, and then collapsed. the gravitational pull is so strong that not even light can escape. >> you can imagine 6.5 billion suns squeezed down to smaller than a grain of sand. it has so much gravity that anything that gets too close to it will not be able to escape will. >> so mind-boggling. it is 55 million light years away and looks like a solid black orb with a ring around it.

it took eight telescopes from around the world to find it. check out this video in fair feed yesterday. look carryfully and you can see a man twirling inside what's known as dust dump. it tore off part of a roof from a building and sent it everywhere. fortunately, no one was hurt. >> let's talk about our weather forecast. >> we have some strong breezes. >> they'll be picking up tomorrow. it is calm in the region. we're not seeing any rain but that will be changing. let me show you this. this system is producing rain and snow showers up in the pacific northwest. it will slide down the spine of the sierra. as it does, we'll notice some changes from our weather today. the winds were not as strong today. but they do pick up as we head

toward tomorrow. let's take look at the forecast. first thing in the morning. a little breezy during the commute time. winds will be 20 to 25 miles an hour. we head into the latter part of the morning into the afternoon, the winds ramp up. getting up to about 30, even higher than that by tomorrow night. be prepared for the sneezing and sniffling for those of hue suffer from allergies. here's a live view from our tower camera. showing you a lovely view looking toward the eastern span of the bay brink. 55 in the city. upper 50s, oakland, mountain view. and look at the port of owing from our camera. the gusty winds are over the higher elevations. the lower elevations will notice it tomorrow. 56 in santa rosa. 60 degrees still pretty mild in concord. one other live picture from our

kgo roof camera looking at san francisco. cooler, breezier. minor cooling comes back into play. here's what will happen. the clouds will filter the sunshine tomorrow morning. they'll get a little thicker in the afternoon as it moves over the sierra and produces snow showers. here's what it will look like. 40s, 50s. more cloud cover into the north. we had some low to mid 70s inland. a little breezy tomorrow afternoon. remaining dry.anything mayprinkr tingth rtorrnight. 57 at game time. dropping about 54. take hoodie. if you're going to the sharks rally and game, it will be nice weather. a little breezy, temperatures at 60 degrees and then dropping to the low 50s. so a light jacket will come in

handy. cooler and breezy tomorrow. bright and warmer freeway. we go from the upper 60s to the mid 70s. we're flirting with 80 degrees. and then it is back down sunday. a slight chance of showers monday. warming back tuesday, wednesday, you see the see-saw effect. spring time in the bay area. >> a nice looking few days. >> absolutely. in the hunt in the south bay, the sharks aim for the stanley cup. >> tomorrow, regina hall will be here to talk about her

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south bay. sharks fans are ready for the team to make a run at the stanley cup. we were there for the rally. it was a sea of teal and black outside the sap central. fans are hoping having the home ice advantage to start the series will really pay off. >> i'm excited that it's at home, the first game. i'm hoping the sharks set the tone. >> they're facing the vegas golden knight. the same team that eliminated them last 84. they looked pretty garn tonight. >> yeah. and mindi was in the thick of it. >> the fans were rewarded. if you've ever been to nhl hockey for the playoffs,

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the golden knights wanted to score first and score early. but there was no way they would let they will kick off the series. brandon belt opening the door. the sharks got to work. brent burns with the shot. joe pavelski with the goal. he earned it. watch the puck. it was off his lower lip. ouch! brent burns at it again.ain.ain. joe thornton finds marc-edouard vlasic, the wrister. the sharks go up 3-0. in the final seconds of the second, evander kane in front of the net. the sharks go on to take game one 5-2.

it was all about pavelski. >> it was nice to their fans cheer. should i go to the pile or not? i knew everything was messed upp trying to tip them in. >> tough as nails. you take a puck to the face like that. he's a warrior. >> i would have cried. >> the warriors start the postseason against the clippers. 5:00, game two on monday. first they had on close out the regular season in memphis. kevin durant and klay thompson played. the warriors opened the nice combination. k.d. and jordan bell. later, doing what he does best. drain the three. jacob evans would knock down the warriors, it is a new franchise

record. and then quinn cook goes long distance for bell. memphis won the game by 15. a perk day to enjoy a little time outside with the family. the padres led in the fourth. and kevin pillar provided more pop. he dragged it out to left field. he leads the giants with nine rbi. manny machado. an opposite field home run. he was the 50th right handed hitter to hit it to right. the padres went this one, 3-1 and take the series. rockies at oracle park, next. dan straily taking on the green and gold. in score in the first. swipes right. that is a solo shot. and look. it comes with mom and dad in the stands. a cool moment for the family. pretty much everyone in the family hit one out.

they route them again. game four tomorrow. >> that was impressive. >> definitely all around. >> well, abc7 news continues online on twitter and

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