moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news the abuse that they did. the death of this three year old girl today san jose police announced two more arrests in the death of a three-year-old girl who prosecutors say died during an attempted exorcism at this church. the girl's mother has felony child abuse charges since january the child's uncle and grandmother have also been arrested. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm dan ashley and i'm dion limb today. we learn new details as the two new suspects made their first appearance in court abc 7 news reporter zach f this was there and has new details. the girl died on september 24th of last year court documents show that the girl's mother drove her to a san jose church believing she was demon possessed that girl eventually died in their attempts to get that so-called spirit out the

adults there call 911 hours after her death court documents show that the child's mother claudia hernandez told police that the night before the girl's death. her daughter named o'reilly would wake up and scream or cry periodically hernandez said she believed the child was possessed hernandez and o'reilly's. renee hernandez santos took the girl to this san jose church at 6:30 the morning of september. 24th o'reilly's grandfather renee triggeros hernandez a pastor at the church. later met them there o'reilly dough was strangled multiple times to the point of unconsciousness. a really dough had fingers shoved down her throat to the point where she had multiple injuries to her mouth and to her tongue. a really dough had pressure put on her body on her torso from the front and back with so much force applied that she lost consciousness. she was held against her will and she struggled against her abusers the whole time. this abuse lasted over 12 hours

hernandez was arrested january 31st of this year months after the three year old's death the girls uncle and grandfather were arrested wednesday as the full corners report was released very recently. we received additional facts and details, which i can't go into at this time, but that was enough to implicate the grandfather and uncle in the case if convicted all face 25 years to life days before her arrest hernandez posted a video to youtube and spoke. terms about her daughter's death. the church is also part of another shocking case still being investigated. it's where the family of three month old brandon cuellar met the woman sus. did have orchestrating his april kidnapping deputy da rebecca y said thursday that both investigations are being looked at separately. now renee hernandez and renee hernandez. santos are being held without bail. they go back to court on may

19th. all three suspects are going to appear before a judge. june 13th in santa clara county zach fuentes abc 7 news an historic day for oakland a federal judge has ruled that the city's police department can move forward ending an almost two decades of federal oversight it began in 2000 when four officers known as the riders were accused of brutalizing people in some oakland neighborhoods a settlement in the case required the department to enact 52 reform measures under the guidance of a federal judge and outside observer. the judge now says the city is nearly in full compliance civil rights attorney john burris. it was one of the original attorneys on the case big issue to me is on people being unnecessarily. so so those people not know in the future that was a time they would get stopped. it was a time that not only would they get stopped it would be searched it would be handcuffed for a reason that that were unnecessary and unrelated.

the department is now on probation for a yea tee if they can sustain the reforms. there is a new development in the case of a security guard who was killed during a robbery of a television news crew last year this morning 25 year old shadihia. mitchell pleaded not guilty to killing former officer kevin nashida. mitchell is charged with murder attempted robbery and assault with a firearm he affected to be the gunman who opened fire on nishida in downtown oakland two other suspects have also been arrested today governor gavin newsom announced new funding for more security cameras on state freeways including several in the east bay abc 7 news reporter ryan curry talked to people who support and oppose the move. governor gavin newsom is now taking action in response to the numerous freeway shootings. he announced funding for a pilot program to add cameras on freeways across the state including here in both contra costa and alameda counties. these cameras are going to be a

great benefit to us in the world of enforcement in the world of investigation. and in the world of prevention alameda county sheriff gregory ahern says these new cameras will be crucial in helping find people who commit these shootings freeway shootings have resulted in loss of innocent life sheriff academy cadet david win died in a shooting near the bay bridge and back in november. toddler jasper woo died after being caught in crossfire on 880 sheriff. ahern says, no one should be afraid to drive on a freeway. we have people driving i won't drive on the freeways in certain areas because they're afraid of being involved in a freeway shooting even with the rise and freeway shootings. there are some who think adding more cameras will create more problems when you put cameras on a highway. you essentially are treating the entire public as potential criminals adam schwartz with the electronic frontier foundation fears adding more cameras violates the privacy of bay area drivers. he thinks it will actually lead

to more racial profiling these technologies aggravate exist. in biases in our criminal justice system and can lead to even more people of color being a prosecuted and incarcerated but share for her and says that will not be an issue. he says the cameras will only be used to track criminals. so these cameras are only reviewed when a serious crime takes place. we're looking for the suspects of those crimes. so if you're not a suspect in those heinous shootings or crimes, there's nothing for you to be concerned about in the east bay ryan curry abc. the news the governor's revised budget proposal include several big plans for how to best spend a record 97 and a half billion dollar surplus is plan includes 128 billion dollars in education spending from transitional kindergarten through high school that works out to a little under 23,000 per student. another 23 billion will be placed in the state's rainy day fund to draw from the next time

the economy slows down 18 billion dollars to financial relief for california's hardest hit by the inflation. we're dealing with and two and a half billion for housing including 500 million to fund the conference conversion of vacant malls and storefronts into housing. if all these extraordinary moths all that open space and just the parking lots themselves that are now open and vacant and of course these remarkable, you know vestiges to a world that is radically changing the old shopping mall. and so we want to look to see what we can do in terms of converting them as many office buildings as well at the housings the governor also proposes spending even more on climate driven problems, like wildfires and drought adding nine and a half billion more dollars. to funding proposed in january for a total of 32 billion dollars the fire that destroyed 20 homes south of laguna beach is now 25% contained there is renewed hope today that evacuated residents could return

home soon abc 7 reporter, jessica dinova from our sister station in los angeles tells us how the fire is pulling the community there together devastation making way for humankindness after seeing the coastal fire damage or destroying nearly three dozen. homes neighbors stepping up to help each other and those protecting their community. i scream aspetures rise a refreshing break for some of the more than 500 firefighters working on containment reported at 25% friday morning. flare-ups keeping crews busy overnight heavy equipment. i just started moving in. and what they're doing is they're pulling away huge debris. so our firefighters can get in there come you know and put out all the hot spots and the flare-ups that will occur and this may take you know several days at one point in the evacuation zone bolton elementary school the principal they're grateful to the wood canyon elementary community welcoming his student. thursday morning the support

from this school as wellwood. canyon has been incredible the families from wood canyon have been amazing. they've brought some goodies some some waters though. he was among the display statham young says he had to show up for his fifth graders. just some of the more than 300 children sent here. just giving them that support every day and and something normal even though we're at a different school a little sense of normalcy. it can go a long way the state superintendent of public education toward wood canyon to what resources students here needed to make their temporary stay comfortable? the school district is still assessing truly what those needs are but because we've been through this you know this year alone there have been 20 different counties that have experienced wildfire. we know how to support our families while they're doing that assessment. luckily for those students at moulton elementary school. their campus is no longer. evacuation zone reporting in laguna niguel jessica know by abc 7 news for a second day fire

crews in alameda county conducted live fire training the three-day national wildfire operations are being held at camp parks in dublin. today's training including burn operations. obviously hard to miss a huge plume of smoke could be seen towering over the area earlier today. maybe you saw it fire officials say the training classes are in support of community safety to make them better prepared to deal with these kinds of emergencies. today's burn operations wrapped up. 2 pm and check this out firefighters and contra costa doused a spotfire in rodeo earlier today. it happened along interstate 80 near the california street overcross that fire burned about one and a quarter acres before crews. it out fire officials were conducting a control burn near the phillips 66 plant at the time. they temporarily suspended that operation to respond to the grass fire coming up here two teachers being called heroes tonight after jumping into action to help rescue people. apartment fire before

firefighters even got there. we were banging on as many windows as we could and just screaming for everyone to get out. you're going to hear more from them and we'll have the latest on the damage and the injuries abc 7 news at five out-of-state corporations wrote an online sports betting plan they call "solutions for the homeless". really? the corporations take 90 percent of the profits. and using loopholes they wrote, the corp'n ke taken from the homeless funds. and they'd get a refund on their $100 million license fee, taken from homeless funds, too. these guys didn't write a plan for the homeless. they wrote it for themselves. this? this is supersonic wifi from xfinity. it's fast.

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or high blood potassium. office has announced the seizure of more than 30 vehicles illegal firearms large quantities of drugs stolen goods and more than $30,000 in cash. the sheriff's office says it's the result of an investigation into a crime syndicate that had been operating in both san mateo and san francisco counties agents arrested seven suspects some had moved into a deceased person's and had turned it into a stash house. in san francisco seven people were rescued some taken to the hospital following an apartment fire in the western edition two teachers are being hailed as heroes tonight for going inside that building with units to the

burning building. i should say to rescue some of them abc 7 news reporter leanne melendez explains how it all unraveled mid-morning this cell phone video shows a fire quickly spreading throughout a section of this apartment complex. at 1355 ellis street, we believe it started on the ground floor and has spread vertically through the wooden decks on the exterior broke out the windows and went into each floor before firefighters had even arrived teachers and students from rosa parks elementary watched as smoke was coming out of the residential building. the schoolyard is right behind the apartment complex. i yelled for my amazing co-workers to clear the clear the yard and move the kids away. from the fire sicily ena lee and vincent reyes both teachers then ran towards the apartments. this was all happening during. the recessed period the children were quickly sent back inside the building. and it's fair to say that had it not been for those two teachers. it's likely the outcome would

have been much worse. both teachers pull down the fire escape ladders reyes went inside to rescue residents. i went inside this building here with a fire first started and seen the fire. it was pretty heavy on the roof. and that's when i seen the last person hopefully coming out of the building. this resident was one of the people evacuated and they were screaming and knocking and calling and trying to get us out and they when the doors open they can't win in and rescued the elderly people. they were fantastic. marikits with her man honest josh gant was walking in the area when he saw some of the other. victims being taken away early bringing one lady out. she was burned really bad on her face and hands then they brought another lady out. she was had smoke all over her and then they brought another lady out smoke all over her and they were all like 80 years old, i guess. 18 people were displaced in what exhausted firefighters described as a fast-moving blaze.

it was a rescue effort aided by two teachers who thought of their neighbors first. we're teachers so we care about other people. i think hopefully anybody would do the same thing guys in san francisco leanne melendez abc 7 news still ahead. it's believed to be the largest floating solar farm in the nation and it's located in the heart of wine country. going to show you how it works and how the idea is inspiring other cities as well. stay with us. for state controller, only yiu will save taxpayers money. wait, who, me? me? no, not you. yvonne yiu. yvonne yiu. not me. good choice. for 25 years, yiu worked as an executive at top financial firms. managed hundreds of audits.

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environment is part of building a better bay area. and a city tucked along the lush vineyards of sonoma county's wine country is harvesting something else these days. how about clean energy? yeah, this is unique abc 7 news meteorologist mike. nico shows you the innovative project that's already having a significant impact on healdsburg's power supply. hurst along the russian river the town of healdsburg is mostly known for great wine and weekend

getaways, but these days the sun is doing more than ripening grapes. it's using power in an unusual setting he didn't set out to be the largest. it just turned out that calculated out it turned out we are the largest utility director terry crowley and wastewater manager. rob skates are showing off what's believed to be the largest floating solar farm in the country more than 10,000 panels anchored on the surface of two ponds at the city's wastewater treatment facility and while they're floating the panels are also supplying roughly 8% of the city's electrical needs and combined with renewable energy produced at a nearby thermocyte the project can earn healdsburg the title of the wine countries sustainable city. so we're when we combine it with our geothermal resources. we're looking at close to 50% renewable. it's innovation that sprung in part. necessity rob skate says the

shade provided by the panels cuts down on algae growing in the treated water that's used to irrigate surrounding vine. yeah, it made a little the water definitely better. i have happy customers. we're serving almost a thousand acres of vineyard and the multiple benefits of the water surface solar system are catching on in the central valley turlock is getting set to cover a local irrigation canal with solar panels for similar. seasons cutting algae and evaporation and generating power from publicly owned right-of-ways. the idea is especially appealing in areas like sonoma county where land prices have skyrocketed, you know, it's it's a local project that probably otherwise wouldn't be made because the land here's too expensive to install solar on on it and while it doesn't float cabernet the solar installation is providing cost-effective energy and clean irrigation water to one of the most popular wine producing areas in the world with the promise of more to come mike nico, abc7 news i

want to take a nice trip to the north bay, sandia and enjoy the day abc 7 news meteorologist. sandy patel is here with the forecast for the weekend. let's go up there sandy. yeah, why not dan and dion, let's go. i think this will be a fun trip to get up there and enjoy some sunshine because it's gonna be a great weekend weather wise take a look at the 24-hour temperature change up 12 degrees in concord right now eight degrees warmer in san jose a little bit warmer at the coast, but not as noticeable. as you will notice temperatures are in the 50s there. and a half moon bay all the way to 82 in brentwood right now the winds keeping those temperatures down along the coast along with the fog gus to 39 at sfo 31 in san francisco. i want to show you beautiful views from all of our tower cameras here mount tam is showing you that fog. it's going to be a player in the forecast now speaking of player playoffs game six warriors take on the grizzlies at the chase center if you're going to the watch party sunshine 61 degrees at 6 o'clock, but gently take a

jacket with you because the fog rolls in by 10 pm. it's 57 degrees and it's definitely breezy out there. all right, hawaiian airlines forecast tomorrow sunny and even warmer northwest wind 10 to 20 lows 70s to mid 80s isolated shower not out of the question for honolulu. otherwise partly sunny to mostly sunny 85, new york city chicago 67 with showers in los angeles looking at 89 degrees and sunshine. well, we do have a little bit of fog along the coast still lingering as you see from live doppler 7 back towards the golden gate bridge. from emeryville you can also see it there fog at the coast in bay overnight warming trend continues tomorrow it is going to be breezy and cooler for sunday. and monday tomorrow morning a little misty certainly fog near the beaches and around the bay temperatures will be in the 40s and the 50s to start the day and for those of you who love the fog. look it's sticking around near the coast numbers will be in the low 60s around places like half moon bay all the way to the low 90s inland for your saturday. so it is definitely going to be warm inland 70s 80s right around the bay her beta breakers

sunday, you really couldn't ask for better weather fog and clouds to start the day. so when you're running and you're going up that hill you don't want it to be warm. that's for sure peaks of sun at 8 am mid 50s partly cloudy at ten o'clock and it is going to be comfortable 60 degrees by noon time sunday night is the total lunaclipseclse start. it etartial eclipse will still be around until about 10:55. so you're gonna want to look towards the eastern horizon and i have to tell you going to be fog and high clouds around so your best bet would be inland. and higher elevation the accuweather 7-day forecast looks like this. it's going to be the warmest day of the next seven tomorrow cooling seabreeze on sunday that cooling continues on monday. before temperatures rise again into the low and mid 80s inland low 60s coast side. i have to mention something. is dion's birthday? happy birthday dion. thank you gave me good weather to celebrate. that's right, and i hope it's been a good day. it has been thank you so much.

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their series against the grizzlies abc7 news sports. anchor chris alvarez is live for us chase center and come on. give us a good pep. talk chris. first off. happy birthday dion that's the pep talk and hey, i wish you were here with me here at chase center. the warriors are happy to be back home not necessarily to play this game, but they are undefeated here. we'll spend a positive light a lot going on behind me right now. i'm gonna get out of the way and show you some live pre-game practice the grizzlies right next to me got dylan brooks desmond bain out here. mike brown will serve as the warriors aind for a third straight game steve kerr still recovering from covid now on the injury fund at last check forward auto porter junior of the warriors is questionable dealing with foot soreness. he injured that foot in game five the dubs. no doubt have a bad taste in their mouth after losing my 39 in memphis on wednesday and the team they look forward to getting back to warriors basketball no, we're excited to get back out there on the court, you know had to losing like

that. you want to go out there pull yourself in and remind people who you are. so we're excited for this game decided to be back home. and you know, we know what it takes as a group what we need to do to complete the mission. we say it's just one game because what you can do you can't sit there and get down and beat yourself up you we have to get ready to play. 6 and again if you sit there and you pout you think too hard or too long about it, youto you can play better.but really you'y have the right mindset hidden into this game seven o'clock tip off on espn if the warriors win they have a little bit of rest game where the western conference finals would be wednesday if they lose they'll be back in memphis on monday night and all important and or take all game seven they want to avoid that game guys, what much more coverage coming up in sports a little bit six dion. happy birthday dan. send it back to you guys. okay, you are the best. very much world news talk with david muir's next.

we appreciate your time. i'm dna and i'm dionne lim birthdays here. to

tonight, several developing stories as we come on the air. the biden administration rushing to solve the nationwide baby formula crisis. also, the urgent manhunt for an escaped killer. a community warned tonight. and new signs of putin's challenges. what happened to the russians while trying to cross a ke first tonight, the baby formula supply crisis. the fda now reporting the supply of formula is stabilizing, but many families are asking why, then, the empty shelves? reports more than 40% of formula out of stock. what several major companies are now saying. mary bruce live at the white house tonight. >> that massive manhunt under way at this hour for an escaped killer in texas. authorities calling him, quote, very dangerous. the inmate allegedly slipping his restraints, breaking through the