live where you live. bay area families with missing loved ones after special event. eric has the night off. investigator with the san mateo sheriff office opening new doors to identifying missing loved

one. abc news reporter, cornell barnard. >> it looks like a job fair. look again. you'll find vital resources for families of missing loved one. >> disappeared. left everything in the room. >> looking ferg her brother since he vanished in san francisco. >> he was see ago psychiatrist and he called my mom and said he never showed up to the appointment. >> an e vevent helping file pol reports and get information. >> it is a safe opportunity for them to come if they feel intimidated, they can come here to the coroners office. >> i did a dna swab which i've never done. >> a dna swab from the cheek is sent to the department of justice's database to see if there's a match to police cases

missing or located nationwide. >> sometimes it comes back to an individual that has disceased. it is important to get closure for the family. >> you never know what a change in technology is going to affect that missing persons case. >> i really would like to have some kind of closure. i carry a lot of sadness. >> monica waits to learn if her dna can help learn the truth of what happened to her brother. police searching for a gunman who shot six people and killing one. happened at 11:00 on third street, victim identified as a 20-year-old man from san francisco. all of the other victims. men between 19 and 31 expected to recover. not clear if the people were

targeted. a man aboard the southwest plane that suffered an engine the experience. >> there was not a lot of panic. there was the woman one with the gruesome site. all the way through, there was crying and some -- there was definite fear, but i think the passengers did really well. flight crew and pilot was amazing. >> him and his 89-year-old woman was sitting behind the woman nearly sucked out of the plane. she was the only casualty after the engine exploded. offered $5,000 and $1,000 flight voucher. >> he decided to accept the money. ordered all engines to be expects. >> the president had an active day on twitter targeting seven

people and institutions. praising long time lawyer michael cohen investigated by the fbi. abc reporter. >> reporter: defending his personal attorney and fixer, michael cohen. claiming cohen may turn on him. the "new york times" going out of their way to destroy michael. sorry, i don't see michael doing that despite the horrible witch hunt and media. roger stone, saying trump treat cohen like garbage. >> i will do anything to protect mr. trump. you bring a fight to donald trump he's going to take that trump. i never come across a situation that mr. trump said something that was not accurate. >> reporter: the fbi seeked evidence from his home and office. -- the raid infur rating the

president. >> an attack on our country in a true sense. it's an attack on what we all stand for. >> the criminal investigation into cohen igniting more turmoil on the white house. sources tell abc news -- jeff sessions might resign if rod rosenstein is fired. overseeing russia and -- earlier this week speculation. >> they've been saying i'm going to get rid of them for the last three, four, five months. and they're still here. >> abc news. u.s. representative eric swalwell hosted to talk about what is happening in -- talking about president's trump missile strike on syria and the upcoming face-to-face meeting against many trump and north korea kim

young un. >> -- kim jong-un. >> what he is willing to do to denucleari denuclearize. i'm rooting for success. >> it is finishes its mission and must be verified because the country has a history of misled leading the eye. >> reporter natalie brew nel has more about the special service today. >> a touching farewell to beloved former first lady, barbara bush. >> she believed in and practiced the principles of honesty, tolerance, decency. >> her children and grandchildren fighting back tears as they read from the bible. jeb bush chosen by her to give a

eulogy. and barbara over their 73 year love story. >> will you marry me? i forgot we did that 49 years ago. i'm happier today. making light of barbara's family nickname, the enforcer. >> no safe spaces or microaggressions allowed. friend and biographer and power of her impact. >> honest with herself as she was with all of us. >> first families and other dignitaries joining them. >> she was the goal standard of what it mend to be a friend. >> following the service, a precession driving 96 miles to college station. at her final resting space. the george bush library at texas a&m. a private moment and bun final

farewell. living on through her literacy foundation, her husband as a loving tribute wearing socks adorned with books in memory of barbara. natalie brew nel, a abc7 news houston. >> the team seen six times before. details ahead in sports. she spent years on tv and this actress can fe years in prison after an arrest reveals shocking details. apple getting a robotic hand to help the country be more environmentally friendly and -- it's a great day to get your groove on with incredible new vinyl released today. >> we made it into the 70s and 8 0z. and tomorrow warmer hair

one of the stars of "smallville" accused of sex trafficking. recruiting woman as part of a cult. she claimed it was a mentorship program and then have them have sex with the leader who has been arrested. verne troyer died. appearing in dozens of movies and tv shows and video games and best known as his character as mini-me. this time it was too much. he was 49 years old. earth day, apple revealed a

robot that takes apart iphones. dazy can take up to 200 apart in an hour. 18 seconds a phone. the action of it all and the phone's materials are undamaged and able to be recycled and designed to help apple meet its goal to use recycled materials for the products. taking part of a national event, back to when your song was played on a turntable before mp3 players. strictly vinyl records for record stores day. several artists released new album just for today including super stars like eric clapton, led zeppelin, pink floyd and bruce springsteen. >> we are putting out releases special for today.

brings in a lot of people in the door. >> dj entertains shoppers inside and takes place on black friday every year. hopefully you like the sun. that's in the forecast. how hot? the meermg teorologist up next the accuweather forecast. >> the best team in baseball, this was not supposed to happen. this was not supposed to happen. how did the

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to mark the earth day people across the bay area making it a cleaner place. in san jose volunteer events

held at three locations. it is called dumpster day. you can see why right there. people fill dumpsters with litter they collected. earth day is tomorrow with most events held today. in the east bay it hadding the beach to clean the shore line. the recent storms brought in lots of trash. citizens for the east shore parks along with the albany senior center sponsored the clean up event. now your accuweather forecast withdrew tu ma. >> lots of sunshine and a couple of degrees warmer and the warmth continues early next week. live doppler 7, nothing but stars. not a cloud to be seen and no issues with precipitation. live look from the exploratorium camera. clear skies, plenty of stars. this time of year we warm up and

close the storm door, the pollen tends to rise. tree pollen is at high areas. grass and mold on the rise. everything is blooming with this warm weather and the uv index, the sun angle is strong. so your unprotected skin can burn this less than 15 minutes. we fell back into the 50s and 60s. 63 in san jose and fremont. 56 in san francisco is and santa rosa. here is a call from accuweather, over the next 12-hours stars, clear skies, we'll drop into the 40s as the starting temperatures on sunday. so here is the set up this weekend. high pressure, firmly in control over head what that does is squashes cloud cover and lots of

sunshine. and acts like a heat pump. warmer temperatures finishing off the weekend. your 12-hour day planner, bright lots of sunshine from start to finish. we start out at 40 and warm up. by 4:00 away from the coast 70s is and 80s. 81 and high in san jose, sunny and warm in gill row, 81 for cupertino. 74 san mateo, 80 mountain view, breezy along the coast. for pacifica and half moon bay. downtown san francisco, sunny 69 and 64 daly city. north bay 70s and 80s. 78 for vallejo, high in that happen pa, above average. 72 richmond and inland, into the

80s about 84 pittsburg, san ramon, and brentwood, 85 degrees. our accuweather seven day forecast, nothing but sunshine. warmer into monday. by tuesday, morning fog and sun. we hold the warmth on wednesday and cooler air rise thursday and rounding up the weekend, back to realities into the 50s and 60s. >> now sports from abc7 news. >> the last time the red sox were no hit in 1993. sean manaea was 14 years old. not supposed to happen to a 17-2 boston team. he walked the first batter and then retired the next three including back to back strike outs to end the game and the offense giving breathing room. the bottom of the 5th, chris

sal, the second home run. giving the as the first loss. andrew, to first. matt olsen misses the tag. and he went outside of the baseline. he is out. so the no hitter lives. top of the eight. at the plate. swings and a miss, ten strikeouts. career-high going to the top of the ninth two outs and ramirez at the plate. >> scooped up by -- and it is a though hitter. it's a no hitter. sean manaea, no hit the hottest team in baseball. an absolute sensational performance. >> i get goosebumps every time. first career shut out and as first no hitter since 2010 and

the as won. >> it doesn't feel real. even after the last out. i couldn't even imagine throwing a no hit nter especially agains the red sox. it is an incredible feeling. i mean, i don't know what to say. you are supposed to see the giants and angels right here. we'll have more at abc7 at 11:00. hopefully we can show you then. the giants a late scratch from the angels lineup due to back stiffness. went and lost to the angels 4-3. saturday a day of rest for the warriors and sunday back to work as the team looks to finish off the spurs in the first round. golden state may lead, but there is no easy in a sweep.

>> the warriors hoping to close out the spurs in game four in n san antonio. they will not be with their head coach greg popovich. >> kevin durant said he looked good. >> to see him out there and getting back into normal you teen. i'm happy to see him out there. the next step is playing a full game. >> closing out a team even if they are down 0-3. the spurs have nothing to lose. >> they are playing freeequest a free spirit. we have to counter act that by playing extremely hard and good basketball. each possession, moving the ball, playing good defense. >> close out games are the most difficult just because you're playing a great team. every team in the playoffs is

you know, talented. and they don't want to see their season end. especially on the road trying to close a team out is difficult. >> if the warriors can pull out a sweep tomorrow, the extra time off is key for round two. >> giving guys more time to relax and get treatment and work on their games and just give us more time to be in the gym and fine tuning each other and our games. >> reporting in san antonio mike shumann, abc7 sports. >> they swept the timber wovls and will have the highlights. i'm still wrapped up with the sean manaea story. he is off to a great start and to see a young athlete come into his own. >> the tip of the iceberg. >> thank you mindy. did you get stuck in the traffic mess this afternoon on the bay bridge. up next the feathered families that caused delays at the to

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tonight on abc7 news at 11:00 developing news out of the north bay. where the suspect was captured. a big night at the as game a young family who lost everything gets his big league dreams fulfilled. >> a lost family caused big delays. heading geese bound, get it? the photo of them with us and

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