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shard shattered the glass. >> nightmare on a southwest flight. a jet engine explodes and there are reports a woman was almost sucked out of a window. >> and she was the wife of one president and the mother of another. tonight we'll remember the extraordinary life of barbara bush who passed away at the age of 92. >> former first lady barbara bush died at home in houston today surrounded by her family. her health was failing recently but her family says her spirits remained strong until the vaery end. >> reporter: famous for her fierce loyalty. >> i hated it when anyone criticized my brilliant husband, and i'm furious when they criticize my son. >> reporter: and her raiser sharp wit. >> and to see him as president is truly amazing.

>> reporter: born barbara pierce the third of four children. at 16 she met george herbert walker bush at a school dance. they were engaged a year and a half later before he left for the war. he knew back home she was waiting. >> i would stand there and look out at the blackness of the sky and i would think about the friends i lost, the country i love and about a girl named barb lu. >> reporter: the bushes had six children but tragedy struck when they lost their 3-year-old daughter robin to leukemia. >> do you ever get over that? >> no. and that's okay, too. but it's true that she is a happy part of our life now. >> reporter: while george built a political career barbara packed up the kids moving more than two dozen times. along the way learning from a struggle with depression. >> i think it was a good thing to happen because now when i hear about depression instead of saying oh, pull yourself together which is what i used to think, i now think, well, that's

tough and you got to get help. >> reporter: but for decades she was the rock by his side. >> i, george herbert walker bush, do solemnly swear. >> reporter: the woman with the down-to-earth glow thrust into the role of first lady. >> and speaking of glamour i want you all to look at my very carefully. >> reporter: as first lady barb lubush left her own mark promoting literacy. but it wasn't until after the white house mrs. bush would reveal some of her private views in a memoir including her thoughts about abortion. >> you are pro-choice. >> that's right. and that comes as no surprise to george bush. >> the family could always count on barbara to speak her mind. >> my dream for our family has always been they'd grow up, get a good education.

they'd be hapfully married or they'd find someone they can be happy or not think that they were entitled, that they would work and then turn around and give back to the country because they're so lucky. and my dream has been answered. >> president trump ordered american flags in the u.s. and around the world lowered to half staff as a mark of respect in memory of barb ara bush. >> she will lay in repose at st. martin's church in houston. a private service will be held on saturday. >> we spoke to charlotte schultz today about her memories with mrs. bush. now to the scene that played out onboard a passenger jet that had just taken off from new york city. >> really a terrifying scene as an engine explode mid-flight sending a piece of shrapnel right through a window. >> a passenger seated was nearly

sucked out of the plane. she did not survive. we learned tonight it is this woman, jennifer, a mother of two in albuquerque, new mexico. >> mtsb on the scene involving a first deadly accident involving an airline in nearly a decade. >> reporter: the inflight terror began just minutes after take off. southwest flight 1380 carrying 144 passengers and five crew was headed from new york's laguardia for dallas when it abruptly diverted to philadelphia. the cabin losing pressure, masks dropping from the ceiling. terrified passengers bracing. >> we've got injured passengers. >> injured passengers, okay. and is your airplane physically on fire? >> no, it's not on fire but part of it's missing. >> reporter: you can see the left engine missing, a window

blown out. multiple passengers telling us she was nearly sucked out of the plane. >> the explosion shattered the window. >> we do have information there was one fatality. >> at least seven more injured. passengers live streaming the chaos on the plane's wi-fi. matt sending his pregnant wife back in dallas a good-bye text. >> my wife is in her third trimester and so i spent a lot of my time trying to articulate what i wanted my own words to be to my unborn child. >> reporter: shaken passengers evacuated down the stairs to the phone covered tarmac. right there you can see that mangled left engine. >> the passengers on boards the aircraft in addition to the flight crew and cabin crew did some pretty amazing things under difficult circumstances.

>> reporter: the mtsb on the scene. southwest says it is devastated and it has expressed its deepest sympathies to the family of the woman who lost her life. lindsey janice, abc news, philadelphia. >> a few hours ago southwest's ceo spoke and extended his condolence to jennifer rearden's family. >> this is very sad day, and on behalf of the entire southwest family, i want to extend my deepest sympathies for the family and the loved ones of the deceased customer. >> gary cellar also said the airline is fully cooperating with the faa and mtsb's investigation. earlier this morning wells fargo commented on the death of their employee on that flight, releeing a statement saying in quote, she was a well-known leader he was loved and respected. we extend our deepest sympathies

to her family and friends. passengers on other southwest flights in the bay area are reacting to this news. some passengers say they felt a bit conflicted about flying. >> a little uneasy. but i think everybody would be hearing this situation. so you get on the flight and you hope that the airlines is taking care of what they need to take care of. >> southwest has 500 737 700s in its fleet, the type of plane that was involved in this incident. we'll have much more ahead. a 20-year san francisco police veteran is in the hospital after being hit by a car. we're told he is alert and conscious. the hit-and-run happened this afternoon. a short time later police

arrested a woman. >> reporter: police spotted a black mercedes without plates. the type of car which witnesses say struck the officer. they stopped the vehicle at 26 avenue on california street and arrested this woman who was behind the wheel. sergeant eric mahoney told us the driver said very little. >> the only statement i heard her say was questioning why we were taking her into custody. but there's going to be an inspector side of the case who i'm sure after miranda and all that will have time to interview her. >> reporter: iwas here at eddy and larken. the officer was hit by the black mercedes as he was walking across the street. witnesses tell police the driver sped off after the incident. sources tell abc 7 news the officer was in plain clothes working on an investigation into the tenderloin when he was struck. he was taken to san francisco

general hospital. sources there tell us he suffered injuries to his elbow and leg and possibly to his back. the same source says his condition is listed as serious but stable. >> san francisco police are looking for a man suspected of animal abuse. police released this video today showing a fight that broke out in a store. it shows a man and woman having an argument. at one point he grabs the 4 month old cocker spaniel and slams it to the floor. the dog did not survive. the suspect has been identified as 23-year-old -- he's wanted on felony, animal cruelty and other charges. authorities are trying to determine the cause of a five alarm fire that damaged multiple units of a san jose apartment complex. take a look at cellphone video of flames leaping from the apartments around 6:00 this morning. fire crews arrived a short time

later finding people trapped on balconies doing what they could to get down. >> there were approximately 20 people trapped on balconies. they were using sheets and ropes to try to get down. >> really panicked because we were the last ones being rescued. >> paramedics treated 15 people at the scene for breathing problem and injuries. right now the red cross is assist assisting victims with temporary shelter. san francisco trying to keep pedestrians safe from scooters. does this place look like a million dollar home? why buyers were lining up even though the listing said enter at your own risk. just when you were getting cruised to the idea of sunshine we're going to see some showers

again. i'll have the tiechl line coming up. and you've probably already seen that video of two black men being arrested at a philadelphia starbucks. now the company is going to now the company is going to extreme measures

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what do you think? i think it's time to think about jardiance. ask your doctor about jardiance. and get to the heart of what matters. some rules are coming for those electric scooters in san francisco. today the board of supervisors unanimously voted to regulate dockless scooters. the regulations are not even

finalized but are already working. line bikes sent out a release tonight saying they will update user guidelines to make sure people don't ride on the sidewalk. they're adding a photo feature to check proper parking, and they'll provide helmets for riders starting april 22nd. abc 7 reporter is on the story. >> reporter: dockless bike and scooter companies utilize a tactic made by uber, launched before they regulate. >> we're getting kplabts about people tripping over them, people having to dodge them on the sidewalks. two weeks before they deployed any of their devices i actually think if they worked with the city in a collaborative way this brouhaha wouldn't have happened. >> reporter: yesterday they

released a cease and desist order. today the board of supervisors took their first vote on the ordinance. sfmta will work on the rule, and it'll come back to the board for a final vote. pes peskin says at some point he'd like to ride the scooters. >> all of the other businesses have to follow laws and pay their taxes, and as new industries innovate, it's not fair to everybody else whose paying taxes and having regulation for them not to be part of that. >> reporter: both city leaders agree scooters are a viable transportation solution if regulated. the five-acre home of the lafayette crosses can now legally be sold. it was put up in 2006 in honor of the service members. however, six years ago the woman who owns the property died.

her son says he has to sell. to do so he needed approval from the city to cut the land into two parcels. bay area news group reports had the laf yt city council approved the split today. any new landowner will have to decide if the crosses will stay. last year american homes sold faster than ever before with the fastest sales of all according to new statistics from zilo out tonight. if you're selling here you don't need to new home or a good price to sell fast. > reporter: this home just sold for $1.2 million, an all cash offer a quarter million dollars over the asking price. >> and my neighbor told me that, and cash, i said -- i can't believe it. >> reporter: she's lived in this neighborhood for 12 years. you might think she'd be happy about the price tag, but she's not. >> so many young people cannot get a housech even we're trying

to move because the property tax it costs me like $1,000 a month, but we be no place to move because in other places it's almost the same price. >> reporter: a sky high price for a teardown is the new normal. >> people who want to build nice new homes are buying these older homes, condemned homes, homes in need of a lot of work to build their dream home. >> reporter: the housing website zilo reports last year the housing metropolitan area was the fastest selling in the country, with homes selling on average in just 41 days. in san francisco it was just 43 market is due to new buildings going out, condos that are adding new supply. >> reporter: according to zilo the number of homes on the market throughout the bay area has been going down the past three years. and realtor says that trend is one turned a fixer-upper into a

real find. >> it's close to jobs, the school are fantastic. >> zillow says the number of homes for sale was down almost 20% last year in the metropolitan area than the year before. time to turn to our weather. >> it was quite nice today after a weird day yesterday. >> we have our springtime systems which tend to bring some showers. this system is going to be weaker and skirt the coast. right now just seeing high clouds on doppler 7 ahead of the storm. you will notice a nice view. temperatures low to mid-50s from san skroes and half moon bay. this is absolutely gorgeous. good visibility there. currently 54 in concord. and as you make your plans for your wednesday in case you're

wondering what you can expect, here's a look at your planner. so first thing in the morning temperatures will be in the 30s, 40s, not quite as chilly as it was this morning. at noontime you're going to notice the clouds are increasing, and as we head towards 5:00 p.m. showers will continue to approach and develop. but we're going to have to wait because computer models are slowing down the system. right now looking towards all the lights to san francisco and all the buildings. and the wind is not an issue tonight. showers arrive tomorrow night, big change in the pattern starting on friday with much warmer weather heading your way this weekend. clouds overnight, upper 30s to upper 40s to start off your morning. and then for the afternoon even though we warmed up today you're going to go down tomorrow. upper 50s to the mid-60s. getting breezy as well for your wednesday. on our storm impact scale it's a

level 1, expecting light to moderate showers. there's a slight chance of thunder and the snow level will be coming down to about 3,500 feet. i want to show you the hour by hour forecast. 7:00 tomorrow night-light rain approaching the north bay. watch as it takes its time. by 9:00 p.m. that rain barely making it oo the san francisco peninsula. by 10:00 p.m. some pockets of light to moderate showers, but notice everyone is not seeing it. it is not moving inland. it is skirting the coastline here. 11:00 p.m. east bay starts to see those showers. we're not expecting much out of it. as a matter of fact, some areas will not see any rain at all. that's the biggest change that's come about. those areas where we do get the rain could pick up a 10th of an inch to a third of an inch of rain. we're looking at some showers.

early morning sprinkles or drops possible thursday. we're pretty much dry after that. but notice the big change-up in the weather. 68 to 78 by friday. and inland going into the weekend, 70s, 80s inland. above average for this time of year. but we'll keep you in the moderate zone along the coast, 60s merchandise throw in a few more clouds, but overall this system looks weaker and not going to bring the kind of impressive hail we saw yesterday or as dan likes to put it, the weird weather. >> it's ird. >> yeah, it was a bit unusual for here. when we come back evidence when we come back evidence of a lost

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cia director mike pompeo made a top secret visit to north korea over easter weekend as an envoy for president trump, and he met with that country's leader kim jong-un. >> "the washington post" is reporting that the meeting was part of an effort to lay the

ground work for direct talks between president trump and kim jong-un about north korea's nuclear weapons program. >> a clandestine mission which was not announced came soon after pompeo wuannounced to be secretary of state. the president said he would sit down with kim probably in early june if not sooner. the irs just gave taxpayers an unexpected break. the deadline for filing has been extended until midnight tomorrow. it was supposed to be today. at one point filers were advised to quote come back on december 31, 9999. dave odd louie spoke with one expert about what may have happened. >> reporter: taxpayers take the midnight deadline seriously. uncle sam was having computer problems on this mission critical day. its computers ubable to accept payments for most of the day. but that's not all. tax prepares say the efiling

system wasn't working either. nine out of ten taxpayers efile instead of submitting it on paper. >> well, it says their system is really, really old and needs an overhaul. >> reporter: the presser teaches at san jose state. >> it's tax day and they can't accept e-filing or e-payments. that's the very essence of tax day. >> reporter: the irs had a similar problem two years ago. before the filing deadline was extended it appeared many would need to file the old-fashioned way. >> tax prepapers would need to print out their returns and others would need to sign them, and get them into the mail. >> reporter: h & r block says it's handseling its returns

differently. so what will it cost to replace the irs's caantiwaited computer system? now to president's personal attorney and his battle to protect what was seize said by the fbi from his office. meanwhile stormy daniels went on the view and released an artist sketch of what she claims was the man who threatened her and her daughter. >> reporter: tonight as michael cohen fights to protect much what was seized by the fbi what he can't stop is stormy daniels who today went on "the view." >> i'm tired of being threatened and intimidating me and trying to say that you'll ruin my life and take all my money and my house and whatever. i'm sorry. i'm done being bullied. >> reporter: stormy daniels has said she would give all the

money back and that president trump never even signed the agreement to silence her. just two weeks gow ethe president said he knew nothing about michael cohen paying off stormy daniels. >> did you know about the $130,000 payment to stormy daniels? >> did it surprise you at all? >> let me just say i work in the adult business and i'm a better actress than he is. >> reporter: her lawyer also releasing this sketch which they say is based on her memory of the man who allegedly threatened her and her baby in a parking lot in 2011. >> i just remember him saying oh, it's a little girl it'd be a shame if something happened to her mom. this w >> this was a very detailed sketch and she has the world record for most identification. we're offering a $100,000 reward for information leading to the identification of this n.

>> reporter: and stormy daniels isn't the only one talking after yesterday's courtroom drama. >> some recent news about yours truly that came up today. >> reporter: it was revealed that michael cohen had just three clients last year. one president trump, the second republican fund-raiser elliot broady. "the wall street journal" reports broady arranged a $1.6 million payment to a model who became pregnant during her affair with him, and in court an audible gasp when it was revealed the third name was shawn hannity. hannity who tweeted this photo with cohen in 2015 says herelied on cohen for advice, and it never involved a third party. >> michael cohen never represented me in any legal matter. i never retained his services. i never received an invoice. i never paid michael cohen for legal fees. my question was mostly focused on real estate.

>> reporter: shawn hannity never saying he was a friend of michael cohen emphasis even when defending him on his show. hannity defending cohen on the same day president trump tweeted big show tonight on shawn hannity. overnight well-known defense attorney allen dershowitz criticizing hannity on his own show. >> first of all, shawn, i do want to say that i really think that you should have disclosed your relationship with cohen when you talked about him on this show. >> reporter: fox news say they were surprised by the hannity reveal. they say they didn't know about hannity's quote, informal relationship with cohen. they also say he continues to have support from fox news. former fbi director james comey's tell all book is out today. the book chronicles his dispute with president trump, the fbi's investigation of hillary clinton e-mails and his career in public

service. abc 7 news reporter matt cellars spoke with comey today. >> there's a danger that my reaction of a shrug is it another one of those, is everybody's reaction and that's a bad place to be. because that means we've become numb to a leader who had undermining our fundamental values, most importantly being the truth and the rule of law. matt's interview comes two days after comey's in-depth interview with good morning america anchor steflopdous, maybe you've seen that. and a complete interview is available on our website. starbucks says it's closing more than 8,000 store in the united states for one day next month after this highly publicized video showing two black men being arrested in a philadelphia starbucks. the two men were waiting for a friend when an employee called

the police on them. starbucks says the closures will take place in the afternoon of may 29th. stay with us. a woman is facing charges of price gouging after the north bay fires. plus. ♪ a north bay high school choir is

a northern california woman is being charged with price gouging after raising the price on her mirin home by $4,000 a month. she's charged with three counts of price gouging. theevada home had been on the market for months at $5,000 after the north bay wildfire state prosecutors say the price

went up to $9,000. raising rental rates or sales prices by more than 10% within 30 days of an emergency or state declared emergency is illegal there. now to a story of resilience rising from the ashes of the north bay fires. a group of north bay students, some who lost their homes are living a dream realized. >> reporter: time for some cal stennics of the local variety as the santa rosa high school concert choir knows all too well it's not enough to hit had high notes alone. they need to do so in unison especially if they can land at a lofty place like new york city's carnegie hall. >> singing at carnegie was something i never would have

thought would happen. >> reporter: she knows it's a stretch to go from this stage to the biggest in the world but dreams can come true. you don't just go. you apply and then you're ainvited. all of that happened for this group, they even received pledges and then fire hit. when sonoma county and santa rosa burned all that work seemed to literally go up in smoke. by march the choir remained short of the estimated $100,000 they needed. enter this man. had you ever heard of sanda wile? >> no. >> reporter: sandy wile is a billionaire philanthropist. last month he'd offered the choir a last minute challenge grant and made them earn it. >> the lesson is when people see that other people are willing to support them, they work much harder, get motivated and do much better. they raised $85,000 more. >> it kind of brought us closer

in a way. that's what i thought at least. >> reporter: it is the sweetest and happy ending for a young woman whos to be one of five in this group to lose a home in the fire storm. in santa rosa wade freeman, nbc 7 news. well, a party of about 65,000 people. >> all going down at a colosseum >> all going down at a colosseum where people w

today we're out here with some big news. >> all going down at a colosseum where people w jardiance is the only type 2 diabetes pill proven to both significantly reduce the chance of dying from a cardiovascular event in adults who have type 2 diabetes and heart disease... ...and lower your a1c. wow. jardiance can cause serious side effects including dehydration. this may cause you to feel dizzy, faint, or lightheaded, or weak upon standing.

ketoacidosis is a serious side effect that may be fatal. symptoms include nausea, vomiting, stomach pain, tiredness, and trouble breathing. stop taking jardiance and call your doctor right away if you have symptoms of ketoacidosis or an allergic reaction. symptoms of an allergic reaction include rash, swelling, and difficulty breathing or swallowing. do not take jardiance if you are on dialysis or have severe kidney problems. other side effects are sudden kidney problems, genital yeast infections, increased bad cholesterol, and urinary tract infections, which may be serious. taking jardiance with a sulfonylurea or insulin may cause low blood sugar. tell your doctor about all the medicines you take and if you have any medical conditions. what do you think? i think it's time to think about jardiance. ask your doctor about jardiance. and get to the heart of what matters. believe some have not put the umbrella away yesterday. >> we're going to be seeing sun showers tomorrow, but not

everyone will get the wet weather. you'll notice those clouds as we head into tomorrow afternoon. if you were towards the south bay you're going to see a lot more sun, and you will be seeing sunshine this weekend with a warming trend. look at antioch's temperature trend. storm impact scale comes in for tomorrow night. it's a light level one system, a chance of showers, slight chance of thunder. no level 30 feet. look at saturday the worming continues, and for earth day we're going to be seeing 80s inland, 60s coast side. the weather looks fantastic. tomorrow night we'll get much needed showers but not everyone is going to see the much need weather. that system has decided to take a turn and is weak. drying trend, warming trend taking us into the weekend. and just as you're getting used

to the idea we'll cool it off next week. a special celebration in oakland 50 years in the making. a fan thank you. the team gave away free tickets toitant's game. we're talking a the a's of course. sky 7 was above the colosseum earlier this evening as fans were streaming into the ballpark taking advantage of the free tickets. >> one person who's been with the a's since that first season in oakland is the team's equipment manager. he started in 1968 as a ball boy and shared some memories with abc 7 news. >> when they first came out here they hired five people to work in the clubhouse. so i went down and talked to the then equipment manager and said i'd like the job, i know what entails. and joe he was the coach then said what school to you go to,

and he said he's a catholic, you better hire him. you could tell we had the nucleus of a good club withagiy and rick monday and with football and now baseball oakland was definitely a big league town. and the equivalent of a home clubhouse manager. there's only 30 in major league baseball. so when you have a job that's one of only 30 i think you get to appreciate it. why would i leave? >> good for him. >> all right for more sports anthony is here. >> a lot going on. of course all eyes on warriors in texas. >> we just saw the a's hit a home run with their fans. we'll show you how they did on the field. the field. and the giants almost no

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anniversary in oakland with what else, free baseball. fans getting free admission into today's game at the white sox. a little more than 64,000 on hand at the colosseum. he is red hot, 6 rbis in his last three games, 1-oakland. steve puscatty with complete the inning with a deep drive off-the-wall. white sox starter with eight runs. it was 5-0 a's after the first inning. trevor making his first start fr the a's since 2011. the a's with three more runs in the fourth. jonathan knocks in two with the base hit, and right now they lead at 10' 2 in the ninths inning. >> the giants to take on the diamondback. johnny kueto was great in his start, and patrick corbyn was

slightly better. seventh inning buster posy thinks he has one, but a.j. turns and makes a great grab. brandon, excuse me, he beats the ship. that was the only hit of the game for the giants. the diamondbacks have three hits in the game. the third coming from david peralta with two hits in the eight. corbin didn't get the home hitter but he did get the shutout. had to sweat a little there. nice catch. dove nation is thinking sweep after the warriors tipped off the post-season with two big wins overhe spurs. the doves leave the spurs two games to none with the series heading to san san antonio. clay thompson scored 16 of his 31 in the fourth quarter sparking the doves to a 16-point win last night in game two.

the warriors had no trouble defending their home court, but they're expecting the series to intensify thursday. >> this is really good matchup for us, this team because they bring out the best in us. so keep focused and they're never going to die no matter what. they're going to come and play their best basketball, and like i said they're well coached and got to stay locked in. >> you know, it's going to be important for us to come out and get a good start for game three. they're going to try to get their crowd into. playing on the road we obviously have some experience, so definitely going to get a good start. >> speaking of sweeps now to hockey. everything seems to be going right for the sharks. they won both of their road games against the ducks and then had an offensive explosion at the tank. last night get this 8-1 was the final score and san jose will go for the sweep tomorrow in game four. all 12 forwards had at least one

point last night's win. sharks became just the tenth team in nhl history to have eight different goal scorers in one game, but they've been the fourth team in history to blow a 3-0 lead. >> enough has happened in this room that i think we understand the challenges that still lie ahead of us and good team over there. you know, for us it's still about here and playing a hard game, and we have to, you know, want to get -- we want to come out and put it on the line. >> we're just focused on ourselves. we're focused on tomorrow night, and we want to make sure that we put our best foot forward tomorrow to ensure that we put the closest thing out. >> reporter: and who says linemen never get any love. they didn't want their best offensive lineman thinking of

retirement so they gave him a raise. reports say the new deal will pay the veteran left tackle nearly $6.5 million more over the next two seasons. remains one of the top left tackles in the nfl. the move still leaves the niners with plenty to spend. this abc 7 sports report has been brought to you by toyota. and the nfl schedule will come out on thursday. the nfl always keeping in the news. >> thank you so much, anthony. >> coming up tonight at abc 7 news at 11:00 remembering barbara bush. charlotte schultz tells us how she'll remember the first lady. cannabis for your pets. it's growing in popularity. what you need to know before giving your pet pot. be sure to join us over on channel 7.

>> we'll see you with that story and a lot mer then. appreciate your time. >> from all of us thanks for being here. >> we hope you enjoy the rest of your evening and if you can make time for us in one hour over an the big 7.

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