tonight a former police officer is accused of the unthinkable, 12 murders, at

least 45 rapes, 131 burglaries. his alleged terror just came to an end. the families of victims breathing easier. >> for the 51 families of the victims who were brutally raped sleep better tonight. he isn't coming through the window. he's now in jail and he's history. >> that man was bruce harrington. his brother and sister-in-law were beaten to death in 1980. good evening and thank you for joining us tonight. >> law enforcement had been searching for the killer for four decades. >> they finally found a dna clue just a few days ago and this morning officers took 72-year-old james deangelo into custody. >> law enorcement believes deangelo is the man behind dozens of crimes that happened from orange county to northern california from the '70s to the '80s. >> he's now formally charged.

>> reporter: tonight hiding in plain sight. police say one of the most elusive serial killers in american history has been captured outside his suburban home. >> we found the needle in the haystack and it was right here in sacramento. >> reporter: the once married former police officer now under arrest for a violent crime spree that terrorized california for more than 40 years. >> he was committing the crimes during the time he was employed as a pole officer, and obviously we'll be looking into whether it was actually on the job. >> reporter: detectives working the case for decades but deangelo not a suspect until days ago when they got a break. they said cutting edge dna testing allowed them to make a match. >> we were able to get some discarded dna, and we were able to confirm what we thought we already knew, that we had our man. >> reporter: at least 12

murders, 45 rapes and more than 100 burglaries spread fear across the state in the 1970s and '80s. his voice allegedly heard in this chilling phone call taunting one of his victims. those crimes meticulously planned. the suspect wearing a ski mask would break into homes, gag, blindfold and tie up his female prey before carrying out his brutal attacks. today police can be seen searching deangelo's home in this quiet sacramento neighborhood. his neighbors stunned. >> he was just an odd guy, kept to himself but had a temper. >> reporter: for the victim's families overwhelming relief. >> it is time for all victims to grieve and to take measure one last time. >> reporter: 18-year-old junel cruz, the last known victim was murdered in 1986. soon after her sister michelle fled california fearing for her own safety.

>> the feeling is undescribable. i am so happy. i feel so blessed. we finally got the guy who brutally raped and murdered my sister. >> reporter: and this is just the ginning. that key piece of dna evidence came to light only six days ago. prosecutors say that dna and the methods he used links dozens of cases up and down the state. they're promising more charges in the coming day. whit johnson, abc news, los angeles. >> joseph deangelo is accused of committing a number of attacks in six cities in the bay area. in counsel cord, san ramone, fremont and san jose. >> he may have been able to cover histric tracks because of inside knowledge. as we said he was a police officer for a total of six years. >> david louie has those details. >> reporter: the story of suspect joseph james deangelo is

full of contradiction. if the dna evidence is irrefutable he may use his experience in law enforcement to mask the crimes. he was an officer in auburn from 1976 until he was let go for alleged shoplifting in 1979. >> and that is spreurprising th someone can compartmentize their lives so well he can be a police officer and one of the most notorious serial killers of all-time. >> reporter: investigators believe the accused serial killer could be responsible for three rape cases in the south bay, two in san jose and one in fremont. we could not find anyone in these neighborhood who were living here 40 years ago who might remember the impact the crimes had on their sense of safety. police in both cities would not talk about their cold cases. the crimes occurred in 1978 and

'79 which would inenicide with deangelo working as a police officer. >> there seems to be a correlation between the rape crimes stopping in california and his dismissal from the police force, both of which happened in 1979. so it's very possible he was using his position or things he had access to help facilitate the commission of these crimes. >> reporter: inside knowledge of police work may have worked in his favor. >> he'd offend one area and he'd move. he'd offend in another area and he'd move. he took the lack of communication that existed in police department and the lack of sharing leads. >> reporter: david louie, abc 7 news. >> tonight he's being held on warrants for a double murder there in 1980. husband and wife limen and shar lean smith were bludgeoned to death in their home. neighbors say they never speak

about the crime, but they are certainly relieved tonight. >> it's good to knowthatwhen someone commits a crime that they're caught even if it takes years. >> some investigators say they'd given up hope making an arrest in the case. the daughters of the victims live in santa cruz. you're going to hear from her on abc 7 news at 11:00 over on channel 7. >> the golden state killer is linked to murders and rapes in orange county. they're believed to be the first victims in that county. in 1980 patty was raped before the couple was bludgeoned to death. keith's brother says the news helps bring closure. >> it is time for all victims to grieve and to take measure one last time. >> the golden state killer is also connected to the rape and murder of two other women in orange county. >> a survivor of the east area rapist is certainly relieved.

margaret described to sacramento tv station ktxl how a masked man tied her up inside her home when she was just 13 years old. listen. >> this isn't a joke? i said quit joking a couple of times. and i said this isn't a joke. this looks like a rapist. >> she was assaulted in 1977. since then she's workeds an advocate for other survivors of sexual assaults. >> some are also crediting a true crime journalists for closing the case. chronicling what she called her obsessive search for the golden state killer. mcnumara was in the midst of writing when he died in 2016. her colleagues finished it. >> you did it, michelle. even though the cops are never

going to say it, but your book helped get this thing closed. >> you can read all about the book and the author on our website, abc7news.com. and we put together a page on abc7news.com about the golden state killer. it includes a time line, the entire sacramento news conference and much more. let's move on. we have some breaking news at the hayward bart station where shots were fired inside the station. bart says there's currently no threat to safety and the suspect has been arrested. no injury was report, that's the good news. trains are passing through the station and not stopping for it time being. some sexual assault survivors say they've been mistreated by the san francisco police department. >> the changes officials are now promising. new details tonight on the concord construction site fire that's still burning a day later. meteorologist drew tuma is here with a weather forecast. >> yeah, dan, we were cooler

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a team of investigators for all over the country has descended on the scene of yesterday's big construction fire in concord. the huge fire caused an estimated $55 million in damage to a large apartment complex that was set to open in september. officials now say several major streets around the area will be closed for up to week including a section of willow pass road. abc 7 news reporter laura anthony has new details now from concord. >> the fire investigation is paramont right now. >> reporter: but so far investigator can't go in after a huge fire in an apartment building under construction near downtown concord. this video on tuesday shows a wall of scaffolding collapsing on a row of parked cars. >> we can't get into the area until the structural engineer has made a final determination, and we've taken action to make

sure we're as safe as we can possibly be. >> reporter: the atf has arrived with a national response team that includes arson investigators from all over the country including los angeles and san diego. >> the first part will be making the scene safe through video and through witnesses. they jgenerally have an idea where to start looking based on the amount of damage of the structure. >> reporter: in the meantime the 250 residents who live in the r renaissance square apartments next door were allowed in briefly to retrieve some belongings but otherwise remain evacuated. >> that's going to be first order of business tomorrow to get those walls down in a safe manner. the reason we want to do that is that is right next t the apartment that people were evacuated fr. >> reporter: he owns the restaurant and his business a block away from the fire scene itself yet still inside a gated perimeter. >> i think it'll be affecting us

for the next two or three days. >> reporter: at that point investigators can get in and hopefully a determination can be made about when neighboring residents can return home. in concord, laura anthony, abc 7 news. survivors ofwauexual assauls are coming forward to file a report. the supervisor invited them to city hall to hear their claims and find solutions. >> reporter: she calls herself jane doe, a sexual assault survivor who tells the san francisco board of supervisors committee about her unsolved rape case. she and others said just as distressing was the sbresponse they received from the special victims unit within the san francisco police department. >> for the police to insiniate

it was somehow my fault. >> reporter: tiffany told investigators at least one other woman had been raped by the same man. >> the investigator also victimized over, over the phone brought up the fact how much drinks she has a week, talked about how much alcohol she consumes. >> reporter: it was revealed that data collected from san francisco general hospital found that from 2016 to 2017 there was a 20% increase in the number of sexual assault patients coming to general. yet the number of arrests or even prosecutions had not gone up during that same period. >> the burden of proof, the evidence that we have is what leads us to making an arrest. >> reporter: yet survivors said they repeatedly told investigators where to find more evidence but they claimed they were ignored. >> how is the da going to charge a case when none of that evidence was collected in the first place?

>> reporter: the police department says its made changes in that unit and is committed to expanding training to ensure all sexual assault survivors are treated with empathy and respect. abc 7 news. a group of citizens on a city panel discussed the future of the electric scooter sharing business in san francisco. it's become kind of controversial. some san francisco residents and merchants have called for banning these scooters. these follows complaints about scooters being ridden on sidewalks. they're not supposed to be on the sidewalk, and being left where pedestrians could trip on them. the board could setup regulations as soon as next week. board members could also move to ban them. we shall have to see. it is nice weather to get outside and do any kind of riding around. >> will it continue? >> yeah, we've got a little something for everybody the next cup o

couple of day. live doppler 7 showing you along the satellite you can see the gray shading along the coastline. and that is marine layer moving the picture outside showing you the low cloud cover beginning to descend over parts of san francisco, and many of us tomorrow morning we will wake up to that fog fst thing. the accuweather hiloigs over the next couple of days. we have that morning fog and cloud cover giving way to afternoon sunshine especially around our inland cities and cities around the bay. we have a small chance of sprinkles popping up saturday night and sunday morning. but it will reinforce that cooler air at least in the first half of the upcoming weekend. temperature-wise right now a lot of us had fallen back into the 50s at this hour. 52 in san francisco and san ruful. 57 in san jose and concord. and right now napa checking in

with a temperature of 55 degrees. over the next 12 hours a similar pattern of previous nights. we have that coastal cloud cover right now expanding in and around the bay. and temperatures mainly dropping into the 40s. live doppler 7 along with satellite, and here's the big picture. i want to show you you see this swirl in the atmosphere right here? that's an area of low pressure that's going to lift its way towards the west coast. it'll bring us a chance of a sprinkle saturday night and friday morning but also reinforce that cooler air as we go into the upcoming weekend. future weather show yugoslavia the fog forecast. this is where it'll be tomorrow morning stretching low the way through and patchy fog in san jose first thing. and that fog continues its traditional trek back to the coast. morning fog, afternoon sunshine tomorrow. 61 for san francisco, so it will be a cool afternoon in the city.

72 for concord, 64 in oakland. about 68 in napa and 66 the high in san raful. it's close enough we could see a couple of sprinkles friday night into saturday morning. and we're talking really minimal rainfall with this system. you do notice as we do see moisture it will be in the order of a couple hundredths of an inch of rain. we have that cloud cover to start, sunshine in the afternoon. there is a sprinkle possible friday night with a drizzle saturday morning. but otherwise it will be cool start to weekend. and by tuesday and wednesday the warmth will come back, the fog will retreat and sunnier skies.

>> thank you, drew. >> up next we're going to take you to san francisco grace cathedral where a

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she'll have more on abc 7 news at 11:00 over on channel 7. one of san francisco's most enduring cultural icon helping to propel issues for decades to come. detailed plans for a 12-story building. the bose foundation donated more than $46 million to finance this project. it will include performance bases along with housing for conservatory students. >> we are so grateful to everyone in this room. >> we are excited about preparing for a brilliant future. >> plans call for demolishing this apartment building. >> the building's 27 residents will move into new homes across the street and their rent will remain the same as it is now. up next president trump and

his veterans affairs nominee. >> tonight ronny jackson is facing new allegations including crashing a government vehicle while drunk. how admiral jackson is fighting back. also the president's attorney ready to respond to the stormy daniels lawsuit, but she and her attorney may not like what he has to say. what he has to say. and the new

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good evening. once again we'll begin this half-hour with new allegations involving president trump's pick to lead the veterans administration. >> admiral ronny jackson is now accused of crashing a government vehicle while drunk and opioid, perkset.ribing an

admiral jackson is fighting back. >> reporter: toxic, abusive and volatile. tonight that's how some former and current colleagues are describing the president's pick to lead thea. accounts from more than 20 people from the veterans affairs committee papaint an explosive picture of dr. ronny jackson. one describing him as quote the most unethical pattern i have ever worked with. have you seen any concrete evidence? folks that have made these of claims, and we theed noo find out if it's true or not. >> reporter: jackson is accused of drinking on duty. on one occasion when traveling with the president he allegedly could not be reached when needed because he was passed out drunk at a hotel room. and at a party he allegedly wrecked a government vehicle. and there are also allegations about his prescribing practices. he once prescribed perkset to another staffer without documenting it throwing his

staff into the a panic. while traveling on air force one physicians and nurses describe him handing out ambien to help people sleep. >> he doled out prescription drugs like candy on these trips. >> reporter: it's standing operating procedure to make sleeping aids for example made available on long trips. >> if that's standard operating procedure i have not witnessed it, nor have i participated in it. >> reporter: jackson was spotted at the white house. asked about prescribing that perkset, he denied it. >> i have no idea where that's coming from. >> reporter: and wrecking a government car, he denies that too. before these bombshell allegations came out the white house spent the day defending jackson. >> he's had at least four independent investigations conducted during his time at the white house. the investigations revealed no areas of concern. >> reporter: but she couldn't

say if they'd vetted him again before nominating him to lead the va. >> when was his most recent background check? >> i'd have to look at the specific date, but my understanding is a new one took place at the time of the administration. >> reporter: there were already questions about whether the president's personal physician could manage the second largest agency. >> i know it was an experience problem because lack of experience. >> reporter: today the white house insisted jackson was the right person for the job. >> if he didn't think he didn't have the experience he wouldn't have been nominated. that was one of the questions people had posed about him. >> reporter: the white house says these sweeping allegations never came up before jackson was nominated. we heard the white house press secretary say that the previous vettings provided nothing about violations and that no red flags were ever raised. abc news, capitol hill. >> president trump's personal lawyer michael cohen says he'll

plead the fifth in the lawsuit filed agains him by adult film star stormy daniels. cohen said the raids at his office and hotel room are behind his decision to assert his fifth amendment rights. cohen admits he paid daniels $130,000 as part of a nondisclosure agreement made just weeks before the 2016 presidential election. cohen says the money was his own and he was never reimbursed. the mayor of san francisco is waging war on the city's filthy streets. the mayor today unveiled the plan that calls for spending millions to clean them up. abc news reporter vic lee. >> it is a crisis and we need to act. >> reporter: joe heads sf travel, the city's convention and visitors agency. we took a short walk near market street near the finance district. we didn't have the look far before we found trash blocking part of a roadway.

the dirty unsafe streets, he says, are taking a toll. >> we are losing business. we have definite groups who have said they can't come to san francisco as long as the streets are like this. >> reporter: the streets of san francisco. >> filled with debris, litter, human waste and drug paraphernalia. >> reporter: the mayor wants five new pit stops like this one, sort of one stop shopping with these dog waste bags and needle disposals. $3.5 million will be earmarked for new steam street cleaning equipment. dpw says they're getting hundreds of calls for service every day. >> and we're double and triple shifting our steam cleaners and a lot of our equipment. with this funding we'll be able to buy some more equipment. >> reporter: the plan will include hiring 44 new cleaning workers who will target districts which need help the most.

loretta lern says her excelsior neighborhood is one of them. >> i have to walk through human feces all over the walks. >> reporter: some neighbors are skeptical. they've heard the promises before. >> i think they're putting a lot of money into programs that aren't working. >> reporter: the message from the mayor, time to stop talking trash. time to do something about it. vick lee, abc 7 news. facebook released its earnings after the closing bell and despite the security scandal better than expected. revenue was up practically 50% year over year, and the number of active users is also higher. after an hours trading facebook stock was up over 7%. meanwhile the company released a new commercial today. >> from now on facebook will do more to keep you safe and protect your privacy so we can all get back to what makes facebook good in the first place, friends. >> the ad is running on tv and in movie theaters through july.

it's also scheduled to appear during the nba playoff games. french president emmanuel macron addressed a joint session in congress today as part of his state visit to the united states. in a wide ranging speech he talked about climate change using some of president trump's own words. with a twist on president trump's campaign plee in 2016 to make america great again. >> let us work together in order to make our planet great again and create new jobs and new opportunities. >> the french leader also underscored his position that iran should not be allowed to have nuclear weapons. it is the first time a french president has addressed congress in more than a decade. two new studies are touting the benefit of dark chocolate. the findings show that eating dark chocolate with a high concentration of cacao has

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photographer drives his own studio. even hollywood itself openly mocks the dmv mug shot snappers. >> we look like criminals. >> you want to look decent on your picture because you have it for like ten years. >> it's like get a picture, get out of line. >> reporter: relief could be on the way. senate bill 1407 is working its way through the legislator. it would let you take up to three photos at the dmv and choose the best one. >> oh, i like that. >> that sounds awesome. >> reporter: the proposed law would let you go to pre-approved photographer and use those photos. >> i like that idea. it's like school photos. >> reporter: but you'll also have more room in your wallet for that glamorous new photo because fashion ain't free, folks. every extra snap will cost you

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a bay area surgeon is doing the ordeal of breast cancer treatment from a whole new angle. >> and it's given her a fresh look at technologies and strategies that can help with recovery. >> reporter: for bay area plastic surgeon an pel ed reaching the finish line of this

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her own diagnosis she made the same choice for herself. having the technology she's implanted in others placed in her chest. >> my radiation doctor was so excited the device was there. >> reporter: she said the experience also taught her other valuable lessons about recovery, like the psychological power of breast reconstruction and the healing power of exercise. she decided to sign-up for the 10k race not long after her successful surgery. >> one of the things i'm doing is making sure i'm going to live a long, long time after this. and i tell my patients the same thing. >> and she also points out the implants can give women advantages moving forward with breast cancer screening. one last time we want to update the weather forecast for you. >> we're tracking that fog making a return to our coast, but the pollen is still a huge issue in our forecast.

high pollen in terms of tree pollen right now. your main offenders oak, sycamore and mulberry. we've got it clouds right now on the coast. they're going to spill into the bay. so a lot of us will wake up to fog first thing in the morning. temperatures a cool start, jackets certainly needed. but you can see we have that traditional turn of sunnier skies by the afternoon. temperatures really where they should be this time of year, in the 60s and 70s. 72 in san jose, 64 for oakland and about 68 that high you can see for napa. accuweather seven day forecast, great sunshine tomorrow. sprinkles saturday night along the coast. otherwise we're going to warm up into next week with sunny skies. >> thanks, drew. >> all right, time for sports. >> a lot of sports and we're talking round two in the nba

playoffs. >> the hoops tonight fantastic. the warriors getting set for the brow. meanwhile lebron and russell west went off tonight. the king and

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good evening. the saying in baseball is the momentum is only as good as the starting pitcher,nd that proved to be the case today. they were trying to build on a three day winning streak. what a day. it was nice throughout there, and that was inside the park for giants. first inadsles. single off the middle sumargea. that is out in a hurry. 6-1 nationals. we advance to 10-1 nats in the sixth. pablo sandoval doubles off. scherzer says no.

strike strikes off brandon crawford. but back to matt adams because he's going to come up again in the eighth. doubles again. 6 rbis in the game for the nationals. in texas the home of the broomstick or the boom stick. actually it's the boom stick. it's long enough to be a broomstick. it's 2 feetong and $26 with all the fixings. a two-run homer, a's up 2-0. kendall struggled but pitched. and the rangers snap the a's four game win streak 4-2 was the final in arlington. after finishing off the spurs last night the warriors have to prepare for a much more

dangerous foe. that would be the pelicans. will steph curry be ready for game one saturday night? who goes. steph was still in the early stages of his rehab last time these two teams met. the pels needed a win, and davis had 34 points. had the warriors won that game they may have ended up facing new orleans in the first round. though they really didn't want to win it. he was an assistant under steve kerr and could not wait to stoke the rivalry. >> i want to outcoach. if we do that then i don't care. >> well, unfortunately, alvin gentry doesn't really know what he's doing -- that's a joke. >> yeah, better make sure everyone knows you're joking. so what about steph? he's day to day. today on his weekly radio

segment g.m. bob myers said he would not rule out a curry return. he doesn't want to get his hopes up. >> if he doesn't play, we're prepared. if he does play hallelujah. but we have to go into the game this week with a mind-set he's not playing because that's what we've been doing this whole post-season. and it would just make us better when he does come back. but we sincerely miss him. tied at 95. final seconds rejected by lebron. five seconds left, james, drive home safely. cavs win it 98-95 to take a 3-2 series lead. lebron had 44 of the night. two point game, fear the bed. james harden throwing it down. 10-point lead. harden driving here. the rockets advanced around to

2122-104 was the final there. game five. jazz and russell west brook and the thunder. the jazz up by 25, leading by 25. that was donovan mitche. e had 23, but westbrook just exploded. he had 45 on the night. that one tied it at 78. they're coming unglued i okc. in the fourth quarter with authority. westbrook, okc escapes elimination somehow. they still trail in the series three games to two. the nfl draft is tomorrow. they'll hold it in dallas. the 49ers have the ninth overall pick. the charges were dropped against ruben foster. the raiders picked tenth. they pretty much need help at every level of their defense. a quarterback like denzel ward might be a good fit for even the raiders or the niners. their new weapon getting used to sporting silver and black.

we're talking about jordan nelson now in lock step with derek carr enjoying the motor of his new head coach. >> it's great. the energy he brings is amazing, and somehow he's consistent with it day in and day out, which is pretty impressive. so that's fun, and i think we'll feed off that. and i think that's why we're successful today in our tempo and what we're able to accomplish. >> abc 7 sports brought into by toyota. that lebron shot at the buzzer, some people -- i mean cleveland are comparing it to the shot that michael jordan hit over craig elo, a flip-flop situation. but amazing at the buzzer. lebron came through. >> he's the king. coming up tonight on abc 7 news at 11:00, we have live team coverage of the arrest of the golden state killer. hear from the daughter of one of his alleged victims. plus -- >> this is not your typical san

francisco church service. we have reaction after hundreds worship beyonce. join us for abc 7 news at 11:00 over on channel 7. >> that is our report for now. we'll see you a little later on. we appreciate your time. >> from all of us here thank you for joining us.

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