live from where you live, this is abc7 news. >> on alert. will you see police presence at san francisco synagogues after a deadly shooting at a temple in san diego. thank you for joining us. >> we begin with the developing news on that attack. it happened this morning in poway, about 10 miles outside san diego during a gathering for the last day of passover. >> a young man is in custody. abc news reporter natalie brenle has an update.

>> reporter: a passover prayer service at the chabad synagogue near san diego interrupted by a string of gunfire. >> we were outside in front of our house and heard about six gunshots, pause and yelling and another six or seven gunshots. >> reporter: authorities say a 19-year-old gunman armed with an assault-style weapon began shooting around 11:30 a.m. striking about four people. he fled the scene but was arrested minutes later. >> as our officer was exiting the freeway, he clearly saw the suspect in his vehicle. the suspect pulled over, jumped out of his car with his hands up and immediately taken into custody. >> we have a couple loaded round mags inside the vehicle. >> reporter: authorities say one woman died and other three victims are in stable condition including a young girl and rabbi leading the worship. witnesses say even after he was shot, he continued to try to calm the congregation and the gunman. heart breaking reaction pouring

in, including congressman scott peters, today marks six months of the tragedy at the tree of life synagogue in pittsburgh. enough. >> my deepest sympathies go to the people affected, the families, the loved ones. it looks like a hate crime. >> reporter: while authorities comb through the evidence and look into the shoot shooter's identity, the mayor of poway saying they will make it through the tragedy. >> this is not the poway i know. the poway i know came together a few weeks ago at an interfaith event and we will walk with arms around each other through this tragedy as well. three murders in the bay area all linked to one man. people who know him tell abc7 news they know what set him off. we have new details now from the newsroom. >> reporter: stefon jefferson is accused of killing a family member in oakland and someone in

san francisco and berkeley, all about a shooting with deputies in nevada. tonight there are multiple families devastated across the bay area and one said a property dispute may have started all of this. >> help me call him -- >> jesus. >> reporter: they're calling on help to make sense of three murders and shootout. >> i'm asking you to comfort this man. >> reporter: there's a heart broken brother, candles and flowers where le'ron davis was gunned down outside a bay view housing complex. police say 43-year-old stefon jefferson was the shooter. >> this was his job. he was on the job, taking the garbage out and came right here and the guy shot him and everything. >> reporter: davis lived and worked at the complex and one victim of a shooting spree stretching across the bay. >> lou got nothing but love, big lou. i love him from the heart. i raised him. >> reporter: police say earlier

friday morning jefferson killed a family member in oakland, i.d.'d as lamar jackson. according to a family friend there was a dispute over property owned by jackson over o at the friday's shooting. he than ran north where he ran into deputies in south lake, tahoe, and crossed into nevada. >> so he shot at us went shot at him. that's as simple as it gets. >> reporter: after a chase jefferson crashed his car and was arrested. back in the bay police are considering him a suspect in a homicide friday. that has left people who know the suspect stunned. >> you have to break the cycle. >> reporter: jefferson is being held at the douglas county jail in nevada. the suspect is in the hospital but expected to make a full recovery. j >>thank you very much. some people felt a little shaking this morning in the bay area. magnitude 3.4 earthquake hit at about 2:38 a.m.

this usgs map indicates the location on the map with a star. the quake was centered west of concorde. some people in sflan francisco d pacifica report the waiting up from the jolt. there's no reported damages or injuries. we're getting a clearer picture of the state's wildfire danger after new reports that say several california communities don't have wildfire evacuation routes. they looked at conditions people in paradise found themselves in trying to escape the campfire last year. 27,000 residents were caught in a nightmare traffic jam trying to get out of town. "usa today" also found 53,000 californians live in areas similar to paradise. those areas have the same number of fire escape lanes. and communities are under high wildfire risk. many are located in the california foot hills, suburban pockets of southern california and mountains of northern california. meanwhile the battle against

dwev stating wildfires in los angeles county was hampered by politicians asking firefighters it check on certain homes, according to "the l.a. times." this says a significant number of requests to check on specific homes distracted the department from priority objectives. the fire killed four people and destroyed more than 1,600 homes and other buildings from north of l.a. to malibu. you may see more officers on the streets this weekend in oakland where the police department is pledging to crack down on sideshows. opd said they will be dedicating a large contingent of officers specifically to side shows for the second weekend in a row. enforcement teams will be on patrol day and night. they tweeted a video of a similar effort last weekend and no side shows. this comes after a side show april 14th during which a delivery guy was held at gunpoint and his truck set on

fire. neighbors showed up in force to help revitalize a school target the by vandals earlier this month. family, students, faculties and neighbors helped out at the school. today's gathering was not just about spiffying up the campus, it was all about empowering students and connecting the families with vital local resources. >> we have a lot of community partners out. alameda food bank is giving away 200 bags of food, we have run for a better oakland, educating kids about running and doing exercises. it's a great community event. >> yeah, lots going on. the school suffered major damage over spring break when vandals broke windows, covered walls in paint and destroyed computers. new details on the college admission scandal. families from china are accused of paying the most to get their children into schools. one chinese family accused of paying the skeems master mind rick singer $6.5 million to get their child into a leading school. that's what the source told abc

news, confirming an early report in "the wall street journal." it is by far the largest payment note to date among dozens of parents, some from the bay area. documents show another chinese family paid $1.2 million to get her into yale. 50 people now face charges. elon musk chooses his words widely. the deal he reaches about his tweets. who he has to answer to at tesla before he posts. and what kids were captured doing in the monterey bay. and live look at the cam

a lawyer will be reviewing elon musk's tweets as part of an agreement tesla's ceo made with security regulators. the details filed yesterday means musk would no longer face the threat of being held in contempt. the sec claimed musk violated a previous settlement when he tweeted tesla would produce about 500,000 vehicles a year. musk is now required to get approval in advance from the security's lawyer, employed by tessa, before he tweets out about a range of financial topics. a judge needs to sign off on the agreement. tonight the final dinners will be served at the iconic jareder in restaurant in san francisco. owner desjardin sites changes including the role of social media and customer expectations for shuttering the restaurant. she said she evolved and just prefers creating casual comfort food. the restaurant said they would work hard to make sure all staff

members find a place to help. they opened 21 years ago. napa valley will sell a farm to earn money for a zamt site to provide hands-on lectures for agriculture and sciences at a local high school. napa valley reports a nine-acre farm will replace the old one and is closer to campus. the old site should fetch around $9.5 million for the district. as many as 67 single family homes could be built on that site. you're about to see a rare sight, at least that's what a marine biologicalist tells us, killer whales playing with their food. monterey whale watch shared the video that shows orcas tossing salmon and teaching the calf to hunt by practicing with the birds. experts say it's very unusual to say killer whales do this for so long. orcas don't follow a predictable seasonal migration pattern. they tend to go where the food is. >> i feel kind of bad for that

salmon. >> yeah, it's going to be dinner in a minute. disappointing ending for thousands of "avengers" fans. >> we're the end game now. >> up next the tweet that ruined the film for thousands and how others that went to see the movie didn't get the ending they hoped for. >> clouds rolling in this evening and fog settling in along the coast and we're

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trust us,ness not the ending "avengers" fans thought they would experience after a night out last night. they were two hours in when the power suddenly went out and had to stream out of the theater. the manager said he woo issue refunds and credit so fans to come back and finish the movie. by the way, i hear it runs three hours. buffalo bills running back

lesean mccoy earned the scorn of "avengers" fans by tweeting out the ending without any warning. don't worry, you won't see it but it landed on the timeline of 700,000 followers, many bills' fans and ruined the movie for many, as you might imagine. many were fairly upset urging him to use "spoiler alert" next time he wants to tweet out the ending of a film. that's just mean. this is a little better. how about a burger to start off your week? this and mod super duper burgers is giving away burgers to the first 100 guests at their locations. it is good for a mini or veggie burger at any location that is except for the super duper sfo at oracle park. the chain is also giving away burgers monday night to teachers. all of it part of super-duper day proclaimed in 2011 by san francisco's late mayor ed lee in recognition for the chain community's support. >> boy, it's been a pretty

weekend out there. with a lot of sun and blue skies. with my luck, that can't keep. >> eric, don't be so pessimistic. >> i'm not being pessimistic. i'm just being me. >> guys, a lot of people like fog and that's what we are seeing here this evening, kind of an indication our seasons are changing. live doppler 7 showing you the sweep across the region and we have no participation. but the picture over san jose now, a live look. partly sunny skies and we see high clouds streaming in from time to time. tracking not only fog cover but changes to the pollen forecast over the weekend. here are the latest numbers, tree pollen has actually come down from high-to-medium levels right now. however, grass pollen is on the rise so if you have been wheezing and sneezing lately and it happened before, it's probably because of grass pollen now. it's from low-to-medium levels over the weekend. your main offenders are trees are poplar, aspen and

cottonwood. i even though we have cloud cover overhead. still strong with the sun angle. te 24-hour temperature change, you can see cooler air infiltrated much of the region. 17 degrees cooler in concorde than this time yesterday. 9 degrees cooler in san jose. 14 in brentwood. numbers are close this where they should be really for this time of the year. 65 in san francisco, 68 in concorde, the same in san jose, warm responsibility, and brentwood 77. live doppler 7 along with satellite, what we are tracking, there's an area of low pressure just to the south and to the west. it's throwing high clouds into our sky from time to time. what it is also doing, it's deepening our marine layer. what that means, we're going to see a lot more fog tonight than last night. the fog forecast as we go hour by hour will get you into sunday morning very early and you see that white contour on your screen for much of the north bay stretching to the east bay and

richmond, foggy start over san francisco and along the coastline n true fashion this time of the year fog will quickly retreat to the coastline by 10:00, 11:00 in the morning and that will lead to partly cloudy skies in the afternoon. fog moving and temperaturewise wb will he in the mid-40s to low 50s over the next 12 hours. highs on sunday and micro climate cloudy start to the thee afternoon. 73 from mountain view and half moon bay cooler with the fog. afternoon sunshine 62 and 59 in daly city and to the north bay high clouds in the afternoon, 69 in vallejo. in the east bay tomorrow upper 60s to low 70s, 66 in oakland and 72 fremont. 74 san ramon and the accuweather forecast morning fog to sun tomorrow. more fog monday morning but sunshine in the afternoon and that will lead to sunny days

tuesday and wednesday but you see we get knocked down temperaturewise tuesday afternoon before we rebound to finish out the week and much of next week is looking very nice. pretty much april averages and may numbers for the next seven days. >> see, you're going to be okay! >> that's good. i have been at this radio before. rodeo before. time for sports now. >> and we're thinking positive! still to come -- their motto has been strength in numbers but will the

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tarps over exposed from the sky where you can really see the perspective of all of that damage. most of the artwork has already been removed because of renovation work. the fire, you remember, erupted on april 15th and caused spire to chance. it is expected to take at least five years before notre dame can reopen to the public. investigators think that fire was an accident but have not released a cause. there's a lot of speculation as parents to be meghan markle and prince harry, not to mention the rest of us, await the arrival of baby sussex. >> but the question is will it be an april baby or will the wait stretch into the middle of next week?

we're on baby watch in london. >> the two conductors of sussex posting these images with children on their instagram account friday, sending royal fans into a frenzy thinking baby sussex arrived. one follower saying my heart can't take it anymore ander what you. there's a lot of excitement as people are waiting for that official announcement. >> reporter: back in january the duchess revealing to a well wisher she was due at the end of april, beginning of may, so technically baby sussex should be arriving any day now. but we are expecting the announcement from buckingham palace that's duchess is in labor. the next announcement will come at some point after she's given birth, giving us the time of birth, the way and the sex of the baby. >> reporter: royal watchers have been searching for clues, eagerly analyzing what prince harry is up to you, after turning up to westminster abbey with his sister-in-law kate. on thursday bookies flashed the

odds meghan will give birth in may. excitement is building with everyone and everything in place. harry and meghan at their newly renovated home in windsor, meghan mom said to be by her side. it's all system's go. abc news, london. look who wants to go to london to cover. >> me! a scathing report on a wildfire that roared through malibu. >> who's being called out for slowing down the firefighting effort. >> and getting a hev dwrois

an incredible moment caught on camera, two young children escaping during a carjacking. >> the kids managed to jump out of the moving car as the great grandmother tried to chase the driver down. the family is sharing the story exclusively with abc7 news p. >> these two young children speaking out after their harrowing escape from an apparent carjacker. >> he's saying get out, get out. >> i thought chance was still in the back of the car, and he's in florida and to -- he then floored it and took off fast. >> watch as the moving door of

the car swings open. on the left that's the grandmother racing to the vehicle. >> i heard them scream and i ran to the car. when i ran to the driver's side, i knew my grand babies were in that car. >> the 69-year-old telling police she had gotten out of the car briefly to help a relative inside and that's when authorities say 24-year-old singh jumped in and sped off with the 8-year-old and 10-year-old in the back seat. >> i got over my sister. i was trying to get her out and my brother went to go grab me and open the door and went out. my brother fell out but the guy pulled me back in the car. >> the quick-thinking little boy, chance, opens the door, managing to pull his big sister schuyler out as the suspect allegedly held her by her hoodie. >> what he did was extremely heroic and shows how much he loves his sister. >> reporter: taken into custody blocks away. abc news, new york. politicians' personal requests may have hampered

firefighting efforts in the deadly woolsey fired. emergency responder had to check on so many political figure's addresses they were not able to focus on putting out the fire. "the times" cites an after-action review from the l.a. fire calling the requests a distraction. l.a. fire responded today saying the requests did not interfere with protecting lives or properties. the claims upset malibu's mayor whose home burned down in the woolsey fire. >> it would be sad if somebody put their position above the general population. so my feeling would be shouldn't be doing that. and if you did, shame on you. my situation was different. i lost my home and i was hospitalized during the event. >> the fire killed at least four people and destroyed more than 1,600 structures. ready for a little adventure? there's a warning for those thinking of hitting the water. and the accuweather forecast is next.

and still to come -- the impact of winning the national championship in the bay area is having on the clemson tiger in filling out their wish list. a surprise pick

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a beautiful picture of the trucky river. they even spotted a kayakers that prompted a reminder, with the snow pack meltsing in the sierra, rivers are running and the water can be extra chilly. if you're planning a river run, make sure you wear a life jacket. old man winter is not done yet. he decided to hang around in chicago this weekend while we are well into spring. there's a light snow falling there in chicago, and they could see several inches by the time the store is over. the temperature in chicago today is in the 30s. the weather has led to hundreds of flights being canceled. those of us born in the midwest know old man winter keeps a summer condo in chicago just so he could visit u here's a look at our forecast. >> pretty wild they're seeing snow in chicago in april. for us, it's all about comfortable temperatures right now in the 60s and 70s on this early evening.

68 fairfield. overnight we will see our marine layer thicken and that means more widespread fog over the next 12 hours. that fog currently along the coast will spill in and around the bayshore line. temperaturewise we will drop into the mid-40s to low 50s. let's break down the second half of your weekend. tomorrow morning we start off with a fair amount of cloud corner. we call it mostly cloudy. by noon a lot of sunshine and high clouds streaming in from time to time and by 4:00 it's breezy along the coast but numbers pretty close to where we should be for this time of the year. highs on your sunday, 62 in the city tomorrow, 67 in oakland, 77 in san jose. if you're going to coast tomorrow, not a great beach day. we will seek out sunshine in the afternoon. it will be rather breezy and cool along the coastline as well. upper 50s to low 60s. ocean water temperature

currently 55. if you drive to oracle arena as the game gets under way shortly after noon, temperatures in the 60s, and 4:00 temperature around 60 in oakland. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast, fog and sun tomorrow. tuesday we bounce back to average with morning fog andia of noon sunshine to end the week. day three of the nfl draft, 49ers trying to find that diamond in the rough. they kicked off their day by selecting the first punter in this year's draft. >> aussie, aussie, aussie! oy, oy, oy. >> yeah. >> how cool that? >> with the 110th overall pick of the fourth round, the 49ers selected utah punter. if you couldn't tell from the niners' welcome, he's from australia. he won the award for best college punter from 2016. he's got serious hang time they were just 120 total return yards

over his last 106 punts. he can also handle tickoff duties with 45 touchbacks. and they picked arkansas linebacker drake greenlaw and in the skixth round stanford tight end caden smith. the last pick of the draft was virginia cornerback tim harris. the clemson tigers sure made a big impression on the raiders when they beat alabama at levi's. they drafted the third member of the college football national champions, selecting receiver hunter renfroe. he's only 5'10" but came up big for the tigers in their two national championship wins againsted tide. he's not considered a big-play threat but she has good hands and makes tough catches in traffic. raiders made three picks in the fourth round including lsu at the foster morrow. the raiders closed out the draft

by selecting pairy view defensive end quentin bell. bryce young was the 112th overall pick, former heisman trophy runner-up definitely fell in the draft tearing his acl back in december. he's also battled several ankle injuries but when he's healthy, look out. back in 2017 he ran for more than 2,000 yards with the cardinals. his explosive speed will be an asset in the national football league. the san jose earthquakes were on the road taking on fc dallas. this match was all about the keepers. daniel vega made four big saves, including this one in the first half. but san jose could not get past jose luis gonzalez. christian espa dosia there gets knocked away with one hand. this match would end in a scoreless draw. there's drama in the nba tonight. the spurs and denver nuggets are playing a game seven. we'll have highlights tonight on the news at 11:00. getting back to bryce love, hopefully he's healthy and all of the injury problems are behind him.

when he's healthy, he is dynamic. >> he is fast. >> certainly is. >> can't coach that. anthony, thank you. a little reminder as we're talking sports, facing the rockets here at 7:00 starting at 12:30 and stay tuned for the game immediately afterwards. has this ever happened to you, you're sitting at home and then an alligator walks right into your door and the gator

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tonight on abc7 news at 11:00, continuing coverage of the deadly shooting at a synagogue in san diego. the reaction from bay area temples and law enforcement. plus a tragic accident on the streets of seattle. how a crane came crashing down today killing four people. i want everyone at home to just picture this. maybe you're sitting at home. you get a knock on the door and what do you do if the visitor was rather large and a >> well, a florida woman got quite the greeting from an alligator when it decided to see what was going on in the house. maybe it wanted to watch tv. so it walked up to the front porch and after knocking on the door -- yes, it knocked -- staired inside, the woman said the reptile appeared to be

extremely aggressive so she called a trapper who came and removed the gator, which was only about oh, eight feet long. >> two things that's very polite of the gator to be so thoughtful, making himself known. and eight feet is really tiny for florida. >> keep in mind the motive. he just wanted to watch tv or chew your leg off. that's it for abc7 news at 5:00.

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