morning with a test just a test. just after 5:30 this morning our assignment manager began recording water cascading on to t b endark darrow station coming from the muni line above as they were stesting their fire suppression system. >> muni was testing it last night and they couldn't turn it off. >> reporter: here's paul rose, muni spoke person. >> in that test, our drainage system malfunctioned causing the platform and trackway to flood. >> reporter: this was a routine test they do at all the stations. that fire suppression system looks like this. water runs through the main line located at the edge of the platform that transfers water to federlines that then distribute that water to sprinkler heads between the tracks. they be a huge purpose. >> this is really to help insure that if there is a fire underneath the train or on the track we're able to suppress it

with water. >> reporter: when this he went to drain the system, two leaks, one seen in this picture, began spiing water onto the muni tracks and on the b.a.r.t. train and platform below. >> i realized oh, there's something wrong. there was like water dripping on my shoulders. i was like oh, there's something wrong. i had to check twitter. >> reporter: he was late to work. >> while b.a.r.t. eventually resumed service at the emba embarcadero station, muni had to repair the leaks by capping them. instead muni passengers were diverted by taking b.a.r.t. >> b.a.r.t. is giving you a free ride to month domry station. >> reporter: muni is still trying to determine what will caused the leaks in the system. so even though you're seeing above on the board no predictions available as to when muni here at the embarcadero will reopen, i can assure you it has reopened. let's all these people, nice to see you, welcome, so it has

again reopened. that's also good news for commuters and also for people who are traveling from the east bay who get on b.a.r.t., then muni to go to the baseball game, larry. so that's a big relief for them, as well. go giants. >> giants playing tonight. >> lyanne melendez, abc7 news. correct. you should know. >> i love all the friendly people behind you. there's a question though. water and electricity do not mix. was there never any danger? >> reporter: yeah. you're right, absolutely. i asked that same question and the response i got was that remember, they make all these repairs very early in the morning. they shut down the entire system. when there are no people, no service. no electricity, nothing power, of course, to avoid anything big happening. and for security reasons so that's what they told me. >> all right. lyanne melendez on b.a.r.t. welcoming committee.

>> she's good at it. >> the san francisco police are investigating a deadly hit and run that involved a big rig. it began around 5:40 this morning when police say a man crossing the street at eddie and machb was hit and then dragged two blocks to fifth and market. an ambulance rushed him to zuckerberg san francisco general hospital and trauma center where he later died. abc7 news was there when officers stopped the driver of that big rigging about two hours later at broadway and battery street. the driver has been detained. we're told he is cooperating with police. the san mateo county sheriff's office is mourning the death of a correctional officer. he drowned yesterday afternoon at zephyr cove in lake tahoe according to douglas county officials. the 34-year-old served in the army and an iraq war veteran. he joined the sheriff's office in 2017 after working for the santa clara county sheriff's office.

he leaves behind his wife terry and two children. >> this next story senior rather unusual. >> it is. a couple living in the former iranian consulate building at washington and walnut streets in the presidio heights neighborhood has been evicted. they've paid their rent on time but that's not the problem. >> abc7 news news anchor kumasi aaron with a look at the issue here. >> reporter: this couple was paying $5500 a month to live in this beautiful mansion but the government says that's not enough to cover all the repairs that this house needs. and neighbors here that i talked to said they would be so sad to see this couple go and this house empty. it's a $15 million home. eight bathrooms, 8700 square feet. and the government says the people who have been rentin it for nearly 35 years have got to go. alexander and bruce owens started they'ring the home from the state department in 1984 and renewed the lease several times which included a provision that subjects the home to rent

control ordinances. it used to be the iranian could be sue lat so iran owns it but the u.s. state department takes care of it. according to the lawsuit filed by the state department, a government inspector toured the property in june 2018 and found the mansion needed 5 maryland in repairs. that's a lot higher than the rent. so the government decided to take the property off the market and moth ball it. california's ellis act allows landlords to evict tenants if that happens and they were given $11,000 and told to leave by june of this year but they haven't left. now the u.s. government is suing to get them out. the attorney representing the couple told me the couple's devastated. and says the house is more than liveable. >> the place does need some razor but they live in it nicely. $5 million worth of repairs to bring it to an incredible pacific heights mansion type but they can continue to live there for years with much, much much

less in repairs and want to. >> reporter: and he told me the couple is still living in the house and plan to keep doing so. he said the only way they can be forcibly removed is if they lose the case. kumasi aaron, abc news. >> why are the neighbors concerned about the couple possibly being evicted? >> reporter: well, it's twofold. first of all the people i talked to said they're great neighbors and been here in the community for a while and they would hate to see them go. also, they said they're concerned about the house being empty. they've had issues with squatters here in the past and said that's something they don't want to deal with again. >> makes sense. thank you. the rinters were paying far, far below market rate for that mansion. comparable mansions with six or more bedrooms in pacific heights are going for anywhere between $17,000 and $25,000 a month. that's according to real estate website zillow. >> crazy. >> for the $5500 that the family

was paying for the mansion every month, it would get them a two-bedroom, two bath apartment elsewhere in the city. >> new information today about the shuttered russian consulate in san francisco. foreign minister sergey lavrov told a russian news agency tas that is moscow is kring options to reopen what he calls unlawfully seized properties in te u.s. the trump administration ordered the closure in response to moscow's decision to cut u.s. diplomatic staff in russia. black smoke could be seen rising from that building consulate staffers turned firefighters away at that time saying there was not any problem inside. >> plans to clean up the february landslide? sauce lit tote are being delayed till september. the city council rejected bids from seven construction companies after a staff member noticed a requirement wasn't met in the bidding process. they were concerned it cld jeopardize federal funding for the project. they are expected to open a

30-day win for bids next week. >> the san francisco planning commission deciding on the future of the city's flower mart whether tore approve the project south of market. calls for demolishing ten existing buildings. they'll be replaced with three large mixed use towers with more than 2 million square feet of office space as well as room for a brand-new wholesale flower market. developed doors have signed onto the plan but will be moved to an interim location during construction. >> a hearing in the city of oakland's anti-trust lawsuit against the team's move to las vegas. lawyers for owner mark davis, the league and owners will ask a federal court judge to dismiss the suit filed by the city last december. at that time, oakland city attorney barbara parker called the move to vegas illegal claiming the team and league "brazenly violated federal anti-trust law," and the league's own policies when they boycotted oakland as a hostci

the raiders want approval to move in 2017. the vote was 31-1 for league owners and plan the move for the 2020 season. >> i an tanker overturned on the richmond overpass above the 80 causing spilling of liquid asphalt. richmond fire tweet the this image. it happened just after 5:00 this morning. chp closed the parkway off-ramp from eastbound 80 for several hours. all the asphalt was cleaned up. look at these photos sent to us by the marin county ha sheriff's office. a man stole $25,000 of bikes from mike's bikes in sausalito. he broke into the shop early saturday morning. call the marin county sheriff's office if you have information. >> bittersweet set of photos brought tears to the eyes of one northern california couple. mark and mary taylor lost all belongings in the camp fire including their 20-year-old wedding album. she tracked down account

photographer who shot the wedding photos to see if maybe they had copies. they found it the photographer richard brigs who not only remembered the wedding but actually kept the negatives. >> they came back to me and said, we found them. we have them. and mark and i had -- i told mark, my god they have them. we both started crying. > she says they're going to remake the album and give it to us. we were just like that, doesn't happen. >> amazing. briggs hand delivered the album to the couple. he kept all negatives dating back to the start of his career in 1985. >> so nice of them. >> app safety. you've heard about the privacy concerns with the app that ages you. how to protect your privacy in other apps. >> steph and aisha curry, how they hope to help all bay area kids. >> theburg ser back.

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steph and ayesha curry are on a mission 0 help build a better bay area by helping ki >>t's al aut eating, learning and playing. anchor dion lim was joining us live with a closer look at the program. hi, dion. >> reporter: hey there, larry. eatsing, learning and playing is what the kids got. the festivities wrapped up about an hour ago or so. i will tell you steph and ayesha made a promise to the community they were going to love the children here and dedicate their time and energy and making this place better for their lives for a very long time to col.

>> let's welcome maybe stand up and give account loudest applause possible to aisha and stephen curry. >> to a crowd of nearly 1,000 kids from r youth development town camps, this is a moment years in the making for the currys. >> if you ever doubt yourself for a second, you have two people in your corner. >> eat, learn play are the three pillars of an their new foundation kicking off at the park, a collaboration of their passions that gets kids out from behind screens and gives them everything they need to succeed. >> obviously for me the nutrition side of things is very important. i feel like that that gets the ball roll for them to have a great education. >> the sports for me, was huge in learning about his and red ororthildrthyoo d meeng

here to help us. >> reporter: keeping a program like this in oakland where it is so needed even when the warriors move across the bay is what iso. >> it does mean a lot. >> the. as young philanthropists it's saying to a group of millennial leaders how to taking what you've been blessed and share that. >> reporter: at the end of the day, a little play at the dunk tank for the currys. oh! >> reporter: who had a special surprise for each and every child here. >> i think everyone should get and the longer lasting gift the currys themselves and the people who make eat, learn play possible for oakland. >> thank you, steph and aisha. >> we love you. >> reporter: how could you not love them back. one of my favorite moments after that shoe sush price when was i

overhead a little boy saying those shoes were the nicest he has ever owned. the foundation touches about 4,000 kids in the community and they plan to offer free breakfast to those in need. back to you. >> that event looks fantastic. i love the look aisha shot steph when he was cheering when she got dunked. look out, steph. you mentioned free breakfast. what else is in the works and maybe expanding to other parts of the bay area, dion? >> reporter: she had fire in her eyes during that look. speaking of what's next, the foundation they say they want to focus efforts on oakland and this community,ndeaet iup and nng and yes, they are expand together bay area, other parts. as to when and where are, that is to be determined, dion lim, back to you. >> thank you. and tonight's he sewed of abc's "family food fight" features a bay area family

competing in a blind cooking challenge. san francisco's victoria, may lee and amanda lee will he fight to avoid elimination by trusting teammates to guide them in the kitchen. lowest rated home cooks will link up for a sausage making contest. get it, link up? the lee family has a chance to take home the $100,000 prize. watch tonight at 9:00 right here on abc . >> in the south bay, kids have a new art making space to explore and express creativity. in san jose at the children's discovery museum for the dedication of the newly renamed leroy niemann art studio. he's the late american artist known for colorful screen prints of athletes and expressionist paintings. $250,000 grant from the niemann and good tidings foundations made possible the upgraded look, layout and function of the spacictures of how beautiful these studios can look. it's more fun to see the kids

using them. it's just great. >> the leroy niemann art studio will open to the public tomorrow. did a sketch of me in the late 1980s. one of my most treasured possessions hang on my wall at home. >> that's awesome. >> one of the greats. >> he was amazing. >> wow, i didn't know that story was coming up. great clr weather worth framing. here's a look at live doppler 7. mainly suppy skies. coastal low clouds and fog hung around for much of the day. gusty conditions, gusts up to 28 miles per hour at napa, 29 at fire fairfield. surface winds being pretty strong 24 hour temperature change shows most locations much cooler than this time yesterday. 11 degrees cooler at naphtha, 10 this i westward n concord. one r

from emeryville under partly cloudy skies. oakland 2. 80 redwood city and san jose and morgan hill. 61 half moon bay. this is a view of low clouds at the golden gate. track seems to be moving nicely. it's 78 at and sa rosa. 82 petaluma. fairfield 83. 82 at livermore. the view from our rooftop camera at abc7 under mostly clear sky, and we'll have foggy and missy areas overnight and tomorrow morning. cooler than average going into the weekend. friday and saturday. gradual warming begins on sunday and that will continue into next week. our forecast animation starting at 7:00 this evening. quite a bit of coastal fog. during the overnight, it will push locally across the bay. as the commute gets under way, there might be patches of low clouds and fog having moved inland.

maybe misty in some spots, as well. by 8:00, the fog getting thinner and by 11:00 a.m., most of the fog back at the coast. nice and sunny overer the inlan. overnight lows will be mainly in the mid to upper 50s tonight. it will be relatively mild again with a chance of spotty drizzle near the coastline. highs tomorrow range from low 60s at the coast to mainly low 70s around the bay shoreline, perhaps a mid-70s. inland, it gets a lot milder tomorrow. a few locations will top out above 80 degrees, concord, livermore, morgan hill about 81, clover dale high of 86 likely. looking ahead to saturday, pretty much the same range. not much changing from friday to saturday. it will start to warm up a few degrees on sunday. a couple locations inland in the upper 80s, fairfield, livermore. warmer still on monday as that gradual warming trend moves into next week. here's the accuweather seven-day

forecast. and notice that it will warm up to more seasonal lebs beginning sunday and monday. by tuesday, wednesday, going into the middle of next week, we'll see a fairly steady pattern of 90, 92 degrees, inland about 78, 80 around the shoreline and low to mid 60s around the coast. till cal pattern for mid to late july. >> you should tweet out a picture of the leroy niemann. >> i'll go take a picture of it at home tonight and tweet it out. i was wearing my microphone because i just interviewed him and he named this sketch spencer on camera. so it's pretty cool. >> awesome. >> thank you, spencer. >> the newest kennedy center honor re-s named today and a popular children's show made the list. >> celebrating 70 years of abc news from the protests to the musi

kennedy center honor this year. the awards are given for lifetime achievement in the arts. class of 2019 includes actress salley field, singer linda ronstadt and the band earth, wind & fire. the gala will take place on december 7th. presenters and performers are usually kept secret until the show. >> our celebration of abc7's 70th anniversary copies this week as news and shore dan ashley focuses on the 1960s. this was a decade of change innovation and protests in the bay area. at a time that began to demonstrate the emerging power of local television news. >> by the time the marchers seiched the have i vic center the police estimated their ranks had swoleton some ,000 strong. >> the 1960s three tumultuous years that included protests against the vietnam war and the music of dissent. >> one, two, three.

what are we fighting for. ♪ don't ask me i don't give a darn ♪ >>. >> at san francisco state, a massive student boycott shut down the campus was protests are depending the university hire more teachers of color. there were were violent clashes with law enforcement as the strike dragged on five months. across the bay, the black panthers fight for racial justice was leading to deadly confrontations with oakland police. >> i think that either the of attitude of racist america will change or else we will have revolution. >> talk about a lot of american history that played out right here in the area. >> we have a lot more coverage from the 1960s along with much more from the abc7 archives on all abc7 platforms including amazon fire. >> a possible boost to the minimum wage. the approval today in

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service in san francisco. that's after a drainage pipe strung a leak early this morning. a resulting water fall that you see there left muni and b.a.r.t. plat forces drenched. >> a flatbed tractor-trailer was involved in a deadly hit and run in the city's tenderloin neighborhood this morning. the driver may not have the realized he had struck someone. news reporter wayne freedman will have more coming up at 5:00 >> abc word news tonight tweeted this photo of ominous storm clouds hanging oh over alton, illinois. six tornadoes were reported across the region, one death has been reported. overseas, people are still trying to come to grips with a devastating arson attack at and i may studio in kyoto, japan. w eatea killed in the fire. here's reporter ian pannell with what the attacker yelled before setting the fire. >> reporter: who are rick scenes in kyoto, japan, where this three-story building was set alight early thursday morning

deliberately. this was an arson attack, the building was full of people hard at work producing and i may films which are popular in japan. what we understand from police and fire officials is a man entered the building early on thursday morning shouting you die. he apparently sprayed some kind of liquid fire accelerant onto the ground, set fire to it. and you can see how it caught blaze quite quickly. it's the moek that normally skills people. you can see it billowing up. a number of people were discovered on the stairwell dead trying to get up onto the roof. were overcome by the fumes from that fire. the man who set fire to this building, he's the obvious suspect. is he now in custody. but he was also injured in the attack. it's not known what his motive was. it's not clear if it was a former employee of the company. of course, that's something for police officials to investigate when the man is able to be questioned. ian pannell, abc news, london.

>> a federal judge has denied bail for jailed billionaire jeffrey epstein on sex trafficking charges involving underage girls. his decision comes after prosecutors argued epstein should remain in custody because he has the means to flee and a danger to the public. lawyers for the 66-year-old epstein say he would be willing to pledge at least $559 million as collateral. >> federal prosecutors have ended their investigation of illegal hush money payments orchestrated by president trump's lawyer before the 2016 election and no new charges will be filed. michael cohen pleaded guilty last year to violating campaign finance law by arranging those payments. >> president trump is doing a little back pedaling today after riling up a crowd last night in greenville, north carolina. abc news reporter meghan tev tev is in washington with the tmptn supporters after democrats and even some republicans criticized crowd reaction from last night's

rally. >> he started speaking very quickly. it really was -- i disagree with it, by the way. but it was quite a chant. and i felt a little bit badly about it. but i will say this, i did and i started speaking very quickly. but it started up rather fast. >> trump referring to this chant in greenville, north carolina. [ send her back, send her back ] >> telling abc's jonathan carl he tried to start speaking over the crowd. >> so you'll tell your supporters never to say that again? >> i would say that. i was not happy with it. >> the chant aimed at congresswoman ilhan omar, an american citizen who came to the u.s. as a young girl and a somali refugee and was granted asylum. omar, one of the four minority lawmakers trump tweeted about over the weekend saying to go back to the countries they originally came. despite the president's disavowal of the chant, the targets of his attacks saying

his comments are racist and maybe even dangerous. >> not just about threats to individual members of congress but it is about creating a volatile environment in this country. through violent rhetoric. >> reporter: even some of the president's strongest allies saying this back and forth is not helpful. >> i wish he would talk about the policies and not the personality. >> reporter: democratic leadership has been quick to deenounce president trump's behavior. meanwhile, president trump said those at last night's rally are "patriotic americans." meghan tevrizian, abc news washington. >> comedian jon stewart and first responder are blasting two senators for blocking a bill to extend the september 11th victims compensation fund. rapid paul and utah's mike lee are refusing to go along with an effort to allow the bill to skip several steps and pass unanimously. steward calling the move

outrageous. john feel went even further today on cn? >> rand paul and mike lee, what do i say about those two? not only the hypocrites, bottom fielder, tunists. they voted for the trillion dollar tax cut. you can't cherry pick and choose when you want to be a fiscal conservative. shame on him. we're talking about being a good human being. >> paul tweeted that he wants to offer an amendment that he claims will help pay for it. >> the u.s. house of representatives has approved legislation to raise the federal minimum wage for the first time in a decade to $15 an hour. democrats pushed through the bill with a party line vote of 231-199. chances of it passing the republican controlled senate are low. republicans say the page hike will cost jobs. >> one-on-one with er ryan baiter. ahead of his upcoming big fight. >> plus, you've probably heard about the privacy concerns with that app that ages you. what about other apps?

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you're not going to see it in a week you'll see a little bit of progress in two months, three months, four months. then all of a sudden you look back and other people see you change. you feel better, you feel healthier. you're more mentally you feel sharper. so it's definitely not one of those things where you lose a little water weigh and put it back on. you have to make it a lifestyle choice. >> everybody knows you're this championship fighter and also a family man. married, three kids. i love the video that we got from you. this is one of your young sons whose name is. >> rocket. >> rocket. that's his given name is it rocket. and we have video of rocket in action. i imagine it's got to be mayhem at home when the family business is fighting. right? >> we're pretty good at separating it. my wife is great. when i'm in training camp and come home and i'm -- there he is. >> rocket took a late shot at you there. >> we come home and we separate family time and my career.

i come home, i'm a father. i'm a husband. and those kids are crazy. i'll tell that you for sure. >> your daughter is training. >> hartley mixes it up. she does -- she's a girly girl but a little tomboy, too. she does gymnastics and wants to in there and mix it up. she's tried flag football. i'm not one of those guys that want to push them into anything. i want them to make their own lane, let them thrive. >> there she is. >> we do a -- i want them -- i don't want them fighting or doing any of that stuff unless they want to. i want them to learn the values and discipline and everything that came from me. i grew up wrestling. mma wasn't around. >> mixed martial arts. i want to keep competing after college. i was a college athlete. and when it stopped, you know, that was the end of my athletic career. i wanted to keep it rolling. that's why i looked towards

mixed martial arts as a form to compete. not to fight but to keep the competitive juices going. i'm 36 years old and still love it. >> talk about the upcoming bout. bella tore 226 septemerth in san jose. facing check congo. you mentioned you're 36. you've won seven in a row. do you feel still in your prime? >> yeah, i feel like the last couple years i'm just getting into my prime. it has more to do also with the mental aspect. not just physical. i feel the best i've felt. i'm injury free. you know, and i'm doing the right things. i'm eating right. i'm taking care of my body. so it's been showing the last couple years. i've been on a tear here in bella tore and won the light heavyweight championship, the heavyweight championship and want to defend e in d b at the same time >> hds thatoing>> i havin and tow heavyweight.we s wre w g

wel odcast ign a wer famil business, guest. cin. >> thank you. >> i beg not to be choked out. thank you. privacy watchdogs and security analysts have been ringing alarm bells around a photo app that's gone viral. face app lets you transform into an older, younger or more glam version of yourself. in order to use the app, you give up rights to your photos. many apps do this though which begs the question, how aware are you of your privacy? abc7 news reporter chris reyes has red flags. >> let's face it, this is an urge that many have not been able to resist. about 150 million people in fact according to approximate tally how many times face app has been downloaded around the world. every person who downloaded the

app okayed a terms of service that is basically lets the app use your photo anytime, anywhere forever. but despite the sudden alarm bells around face app, there are many apps that do this. the question is, do you know what to look out for. this is also. he's a ce owe of guardian app. >> we use a mix of in-house and commercial tools in order to analyze what data is going out from an app, what it accesses what, it does with that data and where it's going to. >> reporter: we asked him for a list of red flags when downloading apps. >> if you see the location indicator going off frequently, if when you're using a photo app you see some type of loading, when it asked, an app asks for permission and to access some sort of data and it says something about either analytics or shows in there see privacy policy. that's a red flag and means you should be looking at that privacy policy because something strange is there. the last thing is honesty on the

developer part. if they're saying how they're processing data, what they're doing with it, if they're up front, and could be be held accountable that's more trustworthy than nothing about it. >> security experts suggest you check the privacy setting on your phone once a week to keep tabs on the apps that have access to your content. chris reyes for abc7 news. >> when it comes to online dating people tend to get brave than in person. a study published in the journal "science" found online daters tend to pursue use areas roughly 25% more desirable than they are. psychologists say that makes sense because rejection online tends to sting less and the study also found that the higher up people reach, the longer their messages tend to get. and the less likely that they'll get a message back. so if you're pless anding the instadrm model, keep it short. keep the message brief. >> short and simple.

in the south bay, two schools have been chosen to take part in a pioneering cycling program that will helps kids stay active and hone their cognitive skills. this is the outride project, a unique experiment that has linked the benefits of cycling and how it impacts the brain particularly for kids with adhd. purchasers say physical activity from cycling is tied to better academic performance in the classroom. they use cutting edge technology to measure brain activity. >> light shines into the brain. we detect how the light changes and this gives us an idea of the blood flow within certain areas. >> those two schools chosen to get students on bikes are south valley middle school in gilroy and rachbswood middle school in east palo alto. >> fascinating. now to a woman with a very sweet future. up next, how she turned her love of cheesecake into a college degree and a thriving career. and her story is coming up.

>> and dan is here with what's coming up on abc "news at 5:00." >> coming up, a legal battle over a popular east bay park. what's in the middle that some say is unconstitutional. plus -- >> drop the machete. drop the weapon. >> released body cam foot and from a fatal shooting last month in san leandro. what we're learning.

coming up tonight in primetime and abc78:00, stephen curry's "holey-moley" followed by family food fight. stay with us for abc7 news at 11:00. >> a young woman's love for breaking cheesecakes is helping her build her future. anna maria morales got into college but didn't have a way to pay tuition and took a pretty interesting path and now going to college debt free. >> cherry cheesecake, s'mores cheesecake, salted caramel pecan. i love cheesecake. i even have cheesecake earrings. >> hi, my name is anna maria morales and i am the college confession nisa, i am baking my way through college one cheesecake at a time and i have raised enough money to put myself through uc berkeley which i will be attending in the fall.

i will be going to college completely debt free. >> thank you to the >> i started it when i was a senior in high school. i just made a cheesecake for christmas. and it was the first cheesecake had i ever made. >> my co-workers were going nuts over it, and then a friend of mine said can i get that recipe. so i asked anna maria and she was like no, i'm not giving her the recipe. then she's like i'll make her one and sell it to her. >> she gives me $40 and i thought, wow. that's kind of a lot of money for a cheesecake. >> a light went off and that was like i'm going to start selling cheesecakes. >> i knew that my parents didn't have the money to pay for my college education. i made a facebook post and i said i'm going to be selling my cheesecake for $40 all of the profits go toward college. by the first month i had one

order every single day. i always introduced three new flavors each month. the most she's cakes have i single-handedly made were 324 for christmas. >> she would put herself out there and let people know hey, i'm trying to raise money to go to college. everybody wanted to pitch in, local farms with ingredients. anything she needed for her cheese cakes. >> we always have an overabundance of lemons every year. she called us and asked if we could have them and we were thrilled that she wanted them because we want to support her. >> i got into a few pretty good colleges after high school. but i knew that i would go very deep into debt. so instead, i chose to go to santa rosa junior college. of that was a very hard choice for me. >> i remember the night she decided she wasn't going to go to the four-year college. it was a big decision. she cried a lot. >> the first two years of my education.

which allowed me to work on college confectionnista. >> taking orders, doing homework. taking some pictures, baking, righting an essay. >> and i paid for every single one of my books and classes. >> we're talking about mexican-american young girl so determined to be the first in our family to go to college, that she set upon herself to raise money on her own. it's brought her to the point where now she's able to transfer to cal berkeley. >> i'll be majoring in business. i will be going to college debt free which was my goal and i am so proud and excited. ♪ >> what a fantastic story. and just for perspective, a year at berkeley is about $35,000. that's a lot of the cheesecakes. check out new brand on facebook

and instagram. i'm larry beil. abc7 "news at 5:00" starts now. the pedestrian was crossing the street and he was struck. >> this is our 20th fatality in track. >> not all of them are pedestrians but one victim is too many. the driver in this hit and run is talking to police. >> newly released documents in a fatal police shooting in oakland and now a call to fire the officers involved. >> water fall at b.a.r.t. water just pouring from light nix tours. we dig down into the muni malfunction behind the break down. >> and 20 feet of controversy. a steel cross is nearly obscured from the street. once again it's front and center in court.ivehere ylive, this is abc7 news. >> >> a smashed phone, a cap on ground and a wheelchair on its side. the loss of a life is marked in. >> good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz.

>> police are investigating this fatal accident between a big rig and pedestrian. >> police say the pedestrian was crossing at eddie and mason when he was hit and apparently dragged from there to fifth and market street two blocks away. >> news reporter wayne freedman is live at broadway and front street where police caught up with the big rig. >> good afternoon. this one was by all descriptions brutal. we're a bit of a distance from where the accident happened. it may be not so much a case of a hit and run as a hit and did not know. this truck pulled over on broadway is the aftermath of an early morning accident some people neither saw nor herd including perhaps the driver. >> it's too early for us to comment on the mechanics of the incident. >> by all