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that breaking news, just within past 30 minutes, amber alert issued in alameda and surrounding counties for this three-year-old girl. >> ciara mccroey is three feet tall, 35 pounds, black hair and brown eyes. hooded sweatshirt and blue jeans. abducted from oakland by unknown suspect. police are searching for 2005 silver mercedes sedan, license plate number on the screen. >> posted the photo and details

on website abc7news.com, and facebook page so you can share it. police asking anyone with information to call 911. i'm eric thomas. >> i'm dion lim. the trade war with china is ramping up as president trump increased tariffs on the goods from the country. >> increase prices to customers and some local businesses say they have no choice. >> the tariffs won't affect items in transit, store owners are seeing increase in cost for goods. >> sometime next week, week after, price will go up. >> david wong is warning his customers at cosmic computers in the sunset, chinese wholesalers he's buying from are jacking up

prices. >> now i have to sell as $15 with the consumers will get that. >> all the souvenirs here are made in china. >> everything, a suppliese suppliers telling me everything raised by 20%, 20% raised on everything. >> part of the new tariffs. trump administration renewing the trade war. >> president xi is for china, i'm for the usa. >> going to cost more for goods imported from asia, particularly electronic goods. won't be good for american consumers. >> 25% tariffs on 6,000 goods items.lectronics like

expensive computer parts will be first thing consumers cut back on once the tariffs kick in. oakland city council woman is calling for justice for her murdered son. in los angeles today, gathered with community activists to mourn victims of gun violence. son was shot and killed near usc. music student at the university, no one has been arrested for the murder. smoke and flames in berkeley. >> firefighters say the blaze was tough to put out. >> reporter: rude awakening for those living in this home on hearst avenue. >> flames. >> reporter: engulfing top floors of the house. >> already blowing through the attic space when we arrived.

initial reports were there were disabled occupants on the second floor. >> reporter: luckily made it out on their own. all 12 people living here escaped. >> scary but i don't know, felt like they had it under control. >> berkeley battalion chief says there was challenges inside the home. crawl spaces with fuel to burn.o heavy, hard to make our way through to where the fire was. >> reporter: several pets were rescued, now getting love from owners. residents who escaped declined to speak with us. two treated for minor burns at hospital. red cross helping to find temporary housing for all of them. cause of the fire unknown. bay area lyme foundation held a fundraiser.

actor and musician jeff bridges performed at event where lyme disease patients shared stories. >> reporter: he's doing this for a friend who was diagnosed with lyme disease. >> it's a tough disease, so often misdiagnosed. dear friend chris christopherson who was misdiagnosed and given all sorts of medication and turns out he had lyme disease and didn't know it. >> in the crowd, kristen looks happy and bubbly, morning routine far from happy. takes 20 pills every day to boost her immune system. >> it had a lot of time to damage my neurological and muscular and skeletal. it's everywhere, damaged all

those areas. >> reporter: doctors say 60% are misdiagnosed. some told they have the flu. >> ticks are feeding on many different animals. so pick up different bacteria, viruses, parasites, lot of pathogens. think of them as nature's dirty needle. >> reporter: foundation is hoping to raise money for research for cure. >> $60 to $200 to get a tick tested. want to offer free tick testing. >> reporter: can be found in moist places. hot spots are mendocino and marin headlines. extremely small if you've been bit, check with primary care doctor. abc7 news. top of the mark tonight celebrated 80 years of guests, martinis and sweeping views of

san francisco. >> mark hopkins hotel in nob hill debuted this day in 1939. instant hit with active military and veterans in world war ii. celebrities to follow. dwight eisenhower, judy garland, prince charles. >> so many restaurants open and close in dynamic city like san francisco but we're still popular and fully booked every day. it's a nod to history and tradition and how we're engaged with the community. >> also debuted new home for growing collection of squadron bottles, invite veterans to share a shot with bottl purchased by comrades. >> dubs pulled out a win against houston last night, wasn't easy with kevin durant out with leg

injury. nerve-racking game from high anxiety to joyous victory. dubs next opponent will be team that wins between the denver nuggets and portland trail blazers, watch their game seven tomorrow on abc7. new book shares the experiences of many who l l l were altered that day. this sight at international airport, dozens of dogs boarding planes going nowhere. crucial training. breezy start for the weekend, tomorrow sta

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nearly 18 years terrorist attacks, wanted to illuminate stories in fall and rise, new book. sister station in new york city. >> deadliest terror attack in u.s. history, september 11, 2001. planes crashing into world trade center, pentagon and field after passengers fought back. seem as distant as japanese

attack on pearl harbor in worldd war i. one of the reasons he wrote the book, to tell the stories of those who died, who survived, the heroes. >> generations where memories are fading. sweet spot moment where we have to capture the stories, make sure they're secured. otherwise a numbers game. >> drenched in spirit of preventing it from falling into the well of history. >> we live in a post-9/11 world. that means something. brought it out in may for that reason. before we just say it's columbus day or we just mark it once a year, we have to be living this story, honoring the heroes, families, survivors, victims every day. reason we called the book "fall

and rise" it was supposed to be the end, destroy us. in the immediate aftermath, all we suffered became part of our shared experience. we're not richer for it but stronger it. >> sadly death toll continues to rise. first responders, anyone who worked for weeks or months at ground zero, sick and too often dying. as the victims' compensation fund is running out of money. >> buried more people post-9/11 for diseases, we owe them a debt we still have to continue to pay. >>in nd nole now in bookstores and online. san francisco teacher fighting breast cancer hadn med

leave. first brought you story about the teacher tuesday. required by state law to pay for temporary replacement. gofundme page is back up after reaching $10,000 goal. many local and national viewers have contacted abc7 news offering to help. lisa am lisa amine gulezian spoke to one. >> going to far, for the school to put that pressure on someone who obviously didn't have the money. >> gofundme has raised $15,000.. posted link at our website, abc7news.com if you want to help. 70 golden and labrador

retrievers made way through the airport learning to be helpful traveling companion and guide dog. learned to help visually impaired handlers through ticketing, deboarding, baggage claim. >> in order to do the job they do, it really takes months and months of training and socialization to handle all the different situations. >> each dog is trained for 18 months, starting at three days old. trainers say it's a critical time to give them positive experience at airport, very impressionable at this ago whatever you want. >> and mother's day. can't forget about that. >> start out with cloud cover, marine layer intact, see a lot of afternoon sunshine to finish out weekend.

live doppler 7 showing active sweep across the region push in from the ocean, cloud cover and fog moving in. will see the clouds overtake much of the region next seven to eight hours. exploratorium camera, top of salesforce being clipped. accuweather highlights, early tomorrow, feature the cloud cover and along the coast, drizzle, indication of the may gray in full effect. away from the coast tomorrow afternoon, it's a lot of sunshine, shaping is up to be nice with comfo th patte ds rain chances will steadily increase. couple of days

the forecast. widespread 50s on the board. 56 in san jose and napa right now. checking in with 51 degrees. overnight track the cloud cover from the coast. numbers sleeping, upper 40s to lower 50s, starting temperatures on your mother's day. break down the sunday tomorrow, cloud cover first thing in the morning. 6:02 sunrise, starting out in 40s and 50s. gradual clearing, noon, sunny skies away from the coast. afternoon sunshine for the bay shoreline. temperatures respond nicely. away from the ast,o lows. microclimate. south

kil gr gilroy lower than that. menlo mark 71. half moon bay, cooler, 61 degrees. downtown san francisco, 61. 60 and cloudier and cooler in daly city with the breeze off the coastline. 73 in novato, 72 in san rafael, same in vallejo. 66 berkeley and oakland. inland enjoy sunshine, 79 concord, 80 the high for antioch. accuweather seven-day forecast, nice sunday, similar monday and temperatures take a dive as cloud cover increase and chance of shower thursday but best bet on friday. little bit of everything, warmth, sunshine to start, then rain later in the week. >> such a people pleaser.

>> something for everybody out there. >> thank you. >> mom, pick a day. still ahead, abc7 news at 11:00, another peak at man, that's a cool looking hot tub.

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parent company of abc7. four-year-old nailed the national anthem today. ♪ the bombs bursting in air gave proof through the night ♪ >> he is so cute. that is ethan from oakland. he made it through the whole song without stopping or any mistakes. bears say ethan performed first national anthem at berkeley street fair. look at smiles on the team members' faces? >> hope there are many more of those in him in the future. >> i hope so. sports. >> western conference finals are under way at tank. joe pavelski and the sharks gave it to the blues. yeah, st. louis not feel

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great goalie can carry a team in the nhl playoffs but the blues didn't do their talented rookie goaltender any favors in game one of western conference final. sharks smelled blood on the ice. reggie jackson the celebrity opener of the dressing room door this evening. st. louis, turnover and sharks get on the board. top line spectacular, first of two for couture. joe pavelski, three strikes and he's in. 2-1 after the first. sta ce to enough to deflect the

shot. spectacular. second, yet another blues turnover, kevin labanc ripped it home, 3-1 san jose. blues not done, another turnover and timo meier scored, two goals and assist in this one. 11 st. louis turnovers and sharks take game one 6-3. >> big to get the game one win. that's what was big. different guys stepped up tonight. you need complete games in playoffs and tonight was step in right direction. >> top guys are the top guys, that helps a lot. everybody tonight. played really well. bte and game.60 toth way we 15th game in 2 1/2 to 3 weeks. getting better and better.

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good evening. thanks for joining us, i'm eric thomas. >> i'm dion lim. breaking news, amber alert for three-year-old girl last seen in oakland. ciara mccroey, black hair, brown eyes, pink hooded sweatshirt, blue jeans, 2005

sedan. >> suspect is black male adult in his 40s. apparently has a beard and wearing a red beanie and red and black pants. didn't give estimated height or weight. we posted ciara's photo and details on website, abc7news.com, and facebook page so you can share it. police asking anyone with information to call 911. officers arrested man who first reported houston girl as missing, her stepfather. new booking photo, he's been charged in disappearance of four-year-old melia davis, not seen in more than a week. appeared in court where a judge set bond at $1 million, tampering with evidence, specifically a corpse. not said whether she's dead,

originally said people beat him and abducted melia. faces several charges, possession of illegal firearms and manufacture of illegal weapons. police and federal agents raided home and found these weapons. booked into san mateo county jail. kicked off plan to make elections more secure. 18th street at rally, measure ab-1784, open source voting in california. vongystems and improve es update security after claims of russian interference in elections. >> we know the problem, proprietary software owned by corporations that's vulnerable,

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sunshine away. leading to sunny afternoon for many of us. highs comfortable. 66 in oakland. 77 in san jose. 80 for antioch and fairfield, 61 the high in san francisco. accuweather seven-day forecast shows sunny tomorrow, similar monday, cooler weather by midweek, then the chance of shower beginning thursday, best chance on friday, storm that ranks one on the storm impact scale. >> did you get your mom something? >> flower. i'm a good son. eight reminders for my siblings. >> i may be in that group. st. louis blues singing the blues tonight. >> sharks top line spectacular. nhl long known the talent of logan couture, starting to know

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logan couture leads the playoffs with 17 points. he picked up two more goals in tonight's win over the blues. line with gus nyquist and timo meier dominated st. louis blues. but to be honest probably had best time. logan couture had an assist to go with two goals. empty netter took out in-net camera. breakout player this postseason, timo meier, 22 -- had first 30-goal regular season, netted two goals, st tal win but under there's more work to be done for ultimate goal. >> biggest thing i enjoy is having success with the team. what it's all about. got so many great guys on this

team. so many players just unbelievable hockey players. for me it's fun to be able to play this time of year. obviously have success, what i'm playing for, win the stanley cup. >> there's been tough times when he came up, wanted to score right away. i think that's natural when you're scorer and junior, high pick. felt same pressure when i was trying to break into the nhl. didn't come right away. takes time. he stuck with it. at that time he found other ways to contribute to our team. he was physical and goals started to come. he's a very good player right now. everyone is just learning about him. >> won game one last two series, both times dropped game two. hopefully as you work through the playoffs you learn from your mistakes. and you know they're going to be better, they're going to be n 2-0 hole.not going to want to

handle that situation better than the first two rounds. stefan curry got a little nostalgia, wore first shoe for game against the rockets. said good things happen in those shoes. they did. 21 points in the first half. then curry's legend only grew, pumped in 23 points in fourth quarter alone. that's with dislocated finger. steve kerr played 11 of 12 men on the roster and each contributed. shaun livingston had best game of the year. strength in numbers. >> keeping it real with everybody on the bench. don't know when number is going to be called, game 1 to 82 or in the playoffs.

we've got guys that work hard, take care of their bodies, stay sharp with skill sets and understand moments like tonight is where it pays off. >> to step boup,dy off the bench, big for us. people can say what they want but moment gets big, we got guys who step up. >> go out there and fight, play with heart. guys like 76jebko, cook,cook,coo bench, beautiful thing to be part of. true pros, preparing for all year. >> injuries forced us to lose the bench. probably should have used them earlier. over the years we've played a lot of people, like to use the bench. talk about strength in numbers but coach wasn't doing muc that five games.

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