right now police are starting to direct traffic up and down senter road road. however, this area is still a crime scene. keep that in mind if you come this this area of san jose. we should be getting another update any minute now. >> thank you. san jose mayor liccardo called 9 officer's death the dark of the hour and offered condolences to the fall enofficer's fiance and family and is grateful to all officers in the department. >> they know each day they put on a badge and a uniform they take extraordinary risks. we are grateful that they are willing to take those risks. we mourn the loss of an >> liccardo tweeted "my heart and prayers after greening city go to the mother fiance and family of the fallen officer." >> officer johnson was in the same police academy at the last officer to die in the line of duty who was shot to death october 28 2001. the 24-year-old officer was killed during a traffic stop in a quiet area of san jose. he was on the job only ten days. the gunman was a wanted felon now serving a life sentence. >> bay area law enforcement agencies are

this video was captured at needles and senter drive. some of you tweeted me where these horses will go, but they're in the process of rescuing all the livestock and moving them to safe places. we know that yesterday some owners actually opened up their fences, allowing their horses to run for higher ground. >>> we're still tracking several flood warnings stemming from the coyote creek flood. lisa is on top of the flood and the timeline. lisa? >> reporter: we are still looking for a flood warning in effect for coyote creek, which right now is at 10.2 feet. this is at edenvale. 10 feet is still flooding. tomorrow it should be further to the south. the nearby one expires at 11:30. and to the north, graton county, they continue to overflow their banks. but good news. we have another system dropping from the south, but most of this activity will be running along the coastal shore line and we will remain dry inland. not only that, kristin, changes to the extended outlook that i think everyone will like. that's coming up in a few minutes. >> l

a car slammed into a building after crashing into a parked car near senter road.lly everyone is ok and the driver took off. reggie: 2, a girl on a scooter nearly hit at a crosswalk. she is ok. the close call caught on video. city official said it will be adding an additional pedestrian crossing beaking to improve visibility. kumasi: number 3, violent clashes in russia overnight. protesters took to the streets in response to president putin s order mobilizing thousands of people into the military. reggie: 4, covid booster shots will be -- drew:5, the rain from yesterday is out of here. we are talking a lot of sunshine , 70's and 80's later today. jobina: number 6, no rain means a much better commute as we bring you a live look from the san mateo bridge. kumasi: and number 7, new images give us an incredible view of neptune's rings. you know where this is from. the james webb telescope capture these images. the bright light in the upper middle is one of neptune's moons. a floating piece of history. abc 7 news was at the christening. reggie: oh. kumasi: we got there.

if you are in this area senter be prepared because you could be stopped.l at senter road. >> officer johnson was if the same police academy as the last san jose officer do die in the line of duty, jeffrey fonteno was shot to death in 200 young kid during a traffic stop in a quiet area of south san jose. he was on the job only 10 days. the gunman is now serving a life sentenced. >> san jose mayor liccardo call officer johnson's death the city's darkest hour and offered condolences to the family and said he is grateful to all officers. >> they know each day they put on a badge and a uniform they take extraordinary risks. we are grateful they are willing to take those risks. we mount the loss of an officer who stayed the full measure. >> we have posted all the video from last night's news conference on our website and we will bring you updates throughout the newscast and online at abc7news.com and twitter@abc7newsbayarea. >> s baffling disappearance and possible kidnapping after woman if vallejo police are sending for denise huskins but this is a new twist as

the water here is extremely hyatt needles and senter. there are several apartments nearby that have first floor units, and there are several offices nearby here. there are several emergency crews here at this intersection. you can see these guys. every couple minutes cars are coming up here and they're turning people around. so if you're driving in this area here in san jose, you want to avoid senter road altogether. there have been other people out here looking at this because really, it's just fascinating. gregory is your name. you said you came out here. you live here, work here. tell me how long it's been like this this morning. >> probably since about 5:00, 6:30 this morning. >> reporter: what are your thoughts? how are you getting around town? >> just by bicycle, by the bus. you have to avoid this area. >> reporter: how amazing is this considering we're just in a drought or still in a drought, some say. >> we wanted water, and i guess we got a lot of water now. >> reporter: that's what a lot of people, it seems, are sort of taking

our reporter is on center road -- on senter road with more. >> the line of police cars are leading the fallen officer michael johnson away from the scene. the officers have been here since last night when he was shot and killed. you can see there are road closings in place with a few lanes open but officers are checking i.d. and allowing only people would -- would live in the area to come become this way. the people were evacuated last note. many spend the night in the gas station parking lot. they had nowhere else to go and we spoke with a few are them and they talk abut the chaos being told to leave and trying to wait it out to see when it was safe to go home. officers are committeeing i.d. and only letting residents come through. we they are allowing some other traffic to pass through but it is spotty at this point because the area is still a crime scene. the procession is coming down with the body of the fallen officer. >>> thank you. the search for officer johnson's kill are came to an end overnight hours after he was ambushed. amy hollyfield picks up that part of the story. >>> t

we are on the scene of a police shooting on lewis road and senter road. >> lanhee is live. >> reporter: you can see behind me san jose police are here gathering information. what we know is about 12:30 this afternoon, police responded to a call about a man having a knife on the street. when they arrived on scene, there was some sort of dispute between a police officer and that man. the officer fired a shot. the suspect was struck, and that suspect was taken to the hospital. so, we do not know the man's condition, but at this time the d.a.'s office, homicide units and san jose police are still actively working this officer involved shooting. that officer has been put on paid administrative leave as this investigation continues. at this time we're waiting for a san jose police officer to come here on scene and fill us in a

senter, and his body is amazing. is there a thing as too much. >> reporter: who other than justin bieber gets this kind of welcome? he is a pint sized celebrity training. just 10 years olds, c.j. has motivated the 4r50 kids in elementary school to get on his feet. this is how he trained them. >> now up jump, and then repeat. >> it's hard. >> it is. >> c.j. senter is the workout kid whose videos plan to help get them in shape like him. that is an eight pack. there are few adults who want him to have an six pack. he puts me to shame. how many do we have to do? >> when you get tired. >> i'm tired now. c.j. parties said his self-discipline extends to his diet. do you eat candy? >> i do, but not a lot. >> a little, not a lot. what about junk food? >> no, i like eating fruits and vegetables. >> he is not the only kid fix yated on getting lean and mean. why there is a worry about obesity in kids there is a worry about kids training like olympic athletes. >> i have seen it doubles injuries to young kids ages 8 or 9 with over

this is unsettling because sunday night 51-year-old man was struck and killed near senter road while on his bicycle. the driver that hit him did not stop much the victim's great niece spoke. >> they did not stop or call. they left. i hope they turn themselves in or the police will find them. >> san jose police are still investigating the death. the circumstances surrounding his hit-and-run accident and speaking with ones. he is the 11th pedestrian killed by a vehicle in san jose this year. last night's victim is in serious condition. both drivers ran away. the driver if that incident has not been found. anyone who my have seen anything should contact the san jose police department. >>> in developing news officials in ferguson, missouri, say a handful of people are deliberately undermining peace efforts in the community. there was another night of violence with shots fired at police who were targeted of problems and bought olds. >> criminal acts came from a small minority of law breakers. anyone who has been here, should understand there is a dangerous dynamic in the night. it allows

the latest lat night on senter road with nick on the scene with new information. >> year -- sustainedeadly injuries. when we got to the seen, the officers and papers responded to senter road last night after calls of a man being hit by a car. police are not sharing much on the investigation saying that the victim remains in serious condition and the driver left the scene and did not come back. this is particularly unsettling because on sunday a 61-year-old was struck and killed near senter road and he was hit by a black sedan. the driver that hit him on his bicycle did not stop. the victim later died at the hospital. i can tell you police are looking at information related to either hit-and-run accident and anyone with information should contact the san jose police department. >>> trading is now underway on wall street and well look at the early numbers and the dow is trading up by 30 minutes to 1686 8. we will follow that online. >> verizon took top autopsies of wireless networks and cell phone carriers were rated on calls, survivability, and rates. they were just slightly would at&t

veteran officer michael johnson responded to a call about a drunk man on senter road road threateninghelp and was shot to death, instead. law enforcement from multiple agencies spent hours tracking down the suspect, neighbors remain over evacuated. >> a big bang. and i didn't know i advised my grandmother and grandkids and told them to sit down and i lookinged out at the window and i saw two police officers with guns pointed and i don't know if the sounds i was hearing was gunshot because i moved back away from the window at as i saw them with the guns pointed. >>bly also used a

. >> community senters serving as cooling senters. the pool here is open until 8:30 so kids can cool off when heat is stifling. >> we come to the pool every morning before 2:00 or 3:00. >> some take advantage of swim lessons others just splashing in water. >> so if you can be in the water all day long, all night, is that what you sfwhant. >> yes. >> the centers will be open 8:00 a.m. until 10:00 p.m. >> one smaller union is advising members to return to work immediately. again, this is the smaller union but could be a sign negotiations with two larger unions are making headway, we can hope. >> that is encouraging. >> yes. >> this is after 20 minutes of returning to the bargaining table. so perhaps a good sign. let's talk about the heat. >> yes. the fog is coming back. sea breeze kicking up. that is encouraging because that means our heat relief is on the way. we have fog here you can see woe have high clouds moving in from the south. sierra nevada that moisture combining with heating from the sun creating thunderstorms that you see he

. >> reporter: santiago was worried for his friend when he learned of the shooting on senter road. >> i text him. i said hey are you okay, bro? i never got a response. you know i was hoping this morning i would see something, but, you know i never got that text. >> reporter: johnson was relatively new to the force when sergeant paul kelly was his supervisor. kelly is now the president of the san jose police officers association. >> through the years i saw mike continue to grow and in the field working in patrol, he did everything that a supervisor would wanting. >> reporter: casey came to show her respects. she knew officer johnson through her work in a victim witness program in san jose. >> officer johnson responded and he was incredibly professional and helpful. he will be missed. >> reporter: even officers who didn't know johnson brought flowers. now a captain in san leandro, ed tracy knows the pain. when he worked in oakland and four officers were killed. >> back in 2009 when those four officers were killed they were under my command, so this hits home. >> i told him that i was pr

but avoid this intersection of monterey and senter road. that is right by a shopping center. a little bit of good news at the golden gate bridge, we had a semi that went through a narrow lane, but that has cleared. >>> for a lot of you, all those gifts that you've just ordered will end up in front of your door waiting for you or if you're unlucky, a thief to just pick them up and walk away. >> it happens so so many. now one south bay city taking steps to catch the thieves red handed. matt keller is live in campbell this morning. >> reporter: good morning. you know that horrible feeling you get the notification on your smartphone that your package has been delivered at your home and then when you get home, your well, now campbell police is following that package. it's their bait package program. you have seen the videos. people recording thieves taking their deliveries right from their porches. this has b now police are placingpackages. once the package is stolen, the hunt is on. police get the alert and officers expect to arrest the thief within minutes. of course they say th

is beginning our coverage at senter avenue and phelan avenue. >> reporter: residents are in the midst of taking their kids to school and then discovered their cars submerged in water, the floodwaters getting deeper by the minute. they couldn't get out and they had to call for help. residents found themselves stranded on balconies and in doorways as the coyote creek floodwater rose so quickly it made it impossible for them to escape. san jose fire rescue boats became their lifeline, people left with their children and pets but little else. we saw an elderly woman being evacuated piggyback by a firefighter, fearing she might lose her grip and motioning for a nearby boat to pick her up. nguyen was able to move his car but couldn't get back to his family. >> i went back, tried to get my wife and kids out. >> where are they now? >> they're up in that apartment. they're trying to get out, so -- >> reporter: so, they need to be rescued. >> yeah. >> reporter: and right in view of our camera, his wife and son were among the first group to make it out. >> we're going door to door right now thro

senter is the workout kid whose videos promise to make him into minigla-gladias like him. and he puts me to shame. how many of these do we have to do? >> when you get tired. >> reporter: okay i i'm tired now. he has been on the fitness kick half his life. since age 5. it extends to his diet. do you eat candy? >> will, i eat candy, but not a lot rather little. do you eat junk food? >> no, i like fruits and vegetables. >> reporter: while there is worry about obesity in american kids there is concern about kids training and dieting like olympic athlete. >> in my practice now, i have seen it doubles with kids with overuse injuries. they are doing more now. >> reporter: a lot is do to the hours of practice in organized sports. but because all their heroes now look c.j. >> i do it once a day. >> reporter: that is amazing. >> the last three years, i last about ten pounds. >> reporter: ten pounds? >> i think three or four weeks. >> reporter: were you heavier? >> yeah. >> reporter: that may be wishful thinking. but we found kids that were body conscious. do you want to have muscles

we sentered this map in san francisco. you see a lot of dots obviously. now let's look live at kup. -- at cupertino. what a contrast to san francisco we just showed you. several go along valco parkway. b.a.r.t. is working on an ex-tension to the south bay with stations planned in san jose, not cupertino. >>> now, we want you to join this conversation. it's very important. use the #betterbayarea to share your ideas about what would improve the issues, traffic and housing. together, we could make progress on bding a better bay area. >>> tonight, six people have died in the storm that ravaged florida and is making its way through southern states. michael is now a tropical storm. it made landfall as a cat 4 hurricane yesterday. entire cities are wiped out. >> i never seen nothing like it, nothing. it was sad. where are people going to live? they have no jobs now. never want to go through it again. ever. next time, i'm going opposite of wherever i devastation, neighbors are helping neighbors. a damaged sam's club opened up today and people lined up outside to

panel members charge homeland security with spending almost $1.5 billion on intelligence sharing senters row viding useless reports. and a new report reveals how president obama would have handled the september 11th mastermind had he survived the raid last year. the author said the president wanted to put bin laden on trial z says however that did he not expect him to go down without a fight. that book is due out in a couple weeks october 16th. >> still to come there is also, facebook rolls out a new way to give your posting better visibility. but this will cost you. >> the famous local aviateo who rode shotgun today, lucky guy. >>> national aviation hero is helping kick off fleet week. it's touching down after a ride along with blue angels today there is a jet landed in the nork hudson river. captain suly says it's been 32 years since he was in a fighter jet. is six times the normal force of gravity. suddenly, the high onset rate. >> and there is also shared with members of the young eagles program were on hand. >> and there is face book making it years to promote your garage sale or en

the vigil on senter road begins at 6:30. another will take place at 8:00 p.m. >> and we learned today that officer johnson's memorial service will be held next thursday at 11:00 a.m. we'll have live coverage on abc7 news and we'll also stream it online at abc7news.com. >>> a caltrans crew injured a woman while clearing out a homeless encampment in san jose today. now, the skip loader seen here was tearing down a tent while a woman was still inside. she had to be treated for minor injuries. chp officers were escorting the caltrans crew at the time of the injury. >>> the investigation into what police are calling a kidnapping hoax is still going on this afternoon. >> denise husband kins' attorney insists she was a victim of the crime. her attorney strongly denies the kidnapping was made up. >> she was a victim of a very serious assault. and like a number of women who have been victims of serious physical and emotional assaults she was initially hesitant to come forward. but she's fully cooperated with law enforcement with the

i'm here on the roof of the abc senter and as i look fog is rolling in, winds picked up. today up to 105 degrees in antioch. that is the high so far. the wind gusting to 32 at sfo. that is a good indication sea breeze is coming back in. 73 in san francisco. check out middle town 115. that is extreme heat. 92 in san jose. heat warning has been extended until 7:00 p.m. be careful out there. i'll be back to let you know if the hot weather will come to an end as you make your 4th of july plans coming up. >> wayne freedman has been out neat all day joins us live where it's been steamy. wayne? >> they're calling it a cooling trend out here. jokingly of course. a lady walked by a sign that read 94 degrees she goes that is nothing. you can read it. and you'll still sweat. >> felt warmer yesterday. >> jennifer spent tree skmours lost about five pounds advertising the virtues of a mere by lunch buffet. >> how do you get this lucky to get this job this week? i've been asking myself that all day. >> imagine working construction on this day. no. don't. it will make you thirsty. try se

. >> coming up one of the biggest shifts senters around who is now bringing home the bacon. >> the reason health experts say skal gee highest tuberculosis rates in the state. >> sunny skies and mild now. we have rising temperatures increasing fire dangers ahead. >> how one city turning up the heat to warn bairnts dangers of leaving dmirn hot kafrs. >>> chevron's annual share holders meeting met with protests this morning. demonstrators stood outside demanding the firing of ceo john watson. several pro testors went into the meeting including richmond residents who questioned watson about the fire in august at the chevron refinery that sent smoke into neighborhood autos it with wo just take them a few million dollars to clean up their act z a lot of this would stop. if they just cleaned up their act around the world. >> we've invested close to $200 million with local businesses supporting education. working on economic development. reducing crime. >> chevron says it has implemented new safety measures at the refinery. >> health statistic might surprise you tonight. california has the most t

. >> reporter: these scans show the reward senters reacting to a chocolate milkshake. for some people the pleasure receptors turn off. for others it keeps reacting, wanting more. by focusing on the three ms. mind, mouth and muscle. the doctor thinks you can restrain the brain. tara is in what dr. peak calls master recovery. she did something beyond her wild dreams. finished an iron man triathlon. >> no dream is improblem. >> reporter: tara said she'll be a recovering food addict but knowing that is a victory. >> i wish i could be normal with it. but it will be okay. >> "the hunger fix " is in stors now. >>> up next the president's candid moments. secret recordings of john f. kennedy. plus "dancing's" biggest stars back. we talked with tom bergeron about dancing with the all stars. and retire with more? then don't get nickle and dimed by high cost investments and annoying account fees. at e-trade, our free easy-to-use online tools and experienced retirement specialists can help you a personalized plan. and with our no annual fee iras and a wide range of low cost investm

the new numbers, senters serving muslim who's moved into suburbs. and there are now 2100 islamic centers. the survey released by a coalition of muslim and americans. >> there is growing concern tonight about a black market economy in california. >> and lawmakers say it's costing kbrinls of dollars per year. >> problems so huge now the state board of eek saig saigs -- equalization counterfeiting has created a $60 million underground economy. and counter fits coming from overseas to california ports and sold at independent stores and flea markets including clonling, commuters, jewelry and medicine. >> this is an organized effort starting off in foreign countries. >> officials say fake medicines and cigarettes could pose a serious health risk. and the federal government is backing away from a car safety feature we thought was a done deal. the new rule if enacted would have required new vehicles to be equipped with rear-facing cameras starting in 2014 and now saying more research is needed before issuing new rules. this delay follows lobbying saying cam

the crash is a day after another man was hit and later kid at senter road and that drive has not been found. if anyone has information contact the san jose police department right now with information on the driver and the description of the car are limited. >> breaking news in petaluma where firefighters are battling small vegetation fires. the fires stretch from five to 40 acres. crews will have a better idea of how large the area is at day light. they are trying to determine if they are conducted to a plane reported missing but they have not found wreckage so far. >> happening now, an out-of-control wildfire is burning with 13,000 people evacuated and another 2,500 on stand by as crews try to beat back the flames. here is more from fresno. >> homeowners watched in awe as the flame jumped from tree tops to the roads and burned the buildings. one of the structures destroyed had to be burned because the crews feared the tamps would explode. the sheriff declared a "state of emergency," and calling on the state to fund the disaster. >> the fire is to the point where we are spending a lo

. >> reporter: he tells me he went to the senter with a history of emotional problems and aggressivel me about your childhood. >> multiple institutions, multiple residential facilities. >> reporter: according to the judge rottenberg center, about half of the 200 or so residents here, a mix of physically disabilitied and emotionally s disturbed people, are shocked, with court approval, in an attempt to change their behaviors. >> it has no detrimental affects whatsoever. >> reporter: it hurts, though. >> if it didn't hurt, it wouldn't be effective. >> reporter: the device and the philosophy are dr. israel's creation. he continues to be a staunch defender of this system of reward and punishment, which, he says, is the only solution for many of the kids who are here. so, when someone calls this torture of school children -- >> the realtor sure is what these children are subjected to if they don't have this problem. they are drugged up to their gills. they end up in state institutions or warehoused in james. >> it's torture. there's no other way to explain it. >> reporter: when he was 13,

. >> in areas where it's not efficient to have senters agents will be on gps and will be monitored as such and will have zones and not allowed to travel during those times by the use of gps equipment. >> the cdcr says parents should know it supervises only about 11% in the state. and hopes it might get parents to check out megan's law web sites. >> mer that be anything whales is important and what this is about is not just enforcing conditions but educating parents on what to look for every di. >> this mother lives near the center and has been to the web site. >> about 10 convicted adults living in my alley between 6th street. that is anywhere you walk someone who has done something bad to a kid. >> and if you'd like to take a look at the cdcr's guides you can find a link on our web site. >> thank you. state traffic owe fishes warning parents to be diligent about keeping kids safe this halloween saying the number of deaths among children is four times higher on halloween night. officials say simple things can keep kids safe. cross corners and carrying a flashlight. there is a list of

. >> still, one of san francisco's supervisors troin dused legislation prohibiting pregnancy senters from making false, or misleading statements. >> and the chp continues to turn up the heat on dangers of leaving children unattended in cars, this month, purple ribbons will be on an ten yaz to draw awareness to the problem. officers emphasize internal temperatures can rise 50 degrees in just 15 minutes. >> and san francisco is getting a new fleet of vehicle was out having to spend a penny. the 14 dodge ram pick ups given for a three-year evaluation period by chrysler and department of energy. the mayor received one to drive today before being turb turned over to department of public works. and one of the features city workers will find useful is the hybrid truck's battery can run on ac power. >> this generator can run lighting and etc. and we have four and we have 20 plugs. >> and this is a nice gift there. >> in northwest venezuela it's call aid river in the sky this, is why. take a look. that is what they will call rebaba, 40,000 volts of lightning erupting up to 300 nights per year

employees told us they had no knowledge of any call senters and refused to let us inside. >> can you please switch off this? >> reporter: but federal authorities said the scam would not be possible without the help of american frontmen, including kirit patel of tracy, california. the ftc says patel set up the american cop rations that collected the money from consumers and then sent at least $4 million onto india. >> it is clear that patel was involved in this scam. absolutely. >> reporter: patel has admitted he set up the american corporation, but denied knowing anything about the phone scam run out of india, or the missing money from american victims. >> no comment, sir. >> reporter: what do you mean? do you have an apology? >> i have no comment. i have retained an attorney. >> reporter: where is the money? >> i have no comment. >> reporter: the federal trade commission has now frozen patel's bank account. and a criminal investigation is under way. but much of the money has already gone to india, well beyond the reach of american law, where federal authorities say it may have ended

senior senters here in san jose may see a big increase in giants. reaction so far has been positive and cautious. >> those working with seniors like to say 85 is the new 60 thanks to better nutrition. google would like to see more people live longer, that is why it's going to start calico. >> a focus group, 95-to 100 that could contribute if that is the focus to increase the quality of life to seniors. >> 88-year-old mary bell johnson finds this very unusual. >> yes, it's very unusual. and i think it's wonderful. >> the levinson is an investor in calico. google declined an interview however, experts hope they will delve into issues of the pending life such as seeners running out of money and providing more years of assisted living. >> it's unclear whether google will use it's resources on to way to building better quality of life. and if that becomes one of their goals. i think who better than to work on that? >> the director of the san jose center for healthy ageing and multi cull trap l populations raised concern as as google mines data. mary bell

russell city energy senter facing fines the district says the plants cooling tower is putting out almost ten times allowed amount of particulate matter. the owners have requested a change in its permitted missions limit the operator could not be reached for comment about this, today. >> and still to come why justice could be soon coming for hundreds of rape victims. >> good news at the pump. we'll be paying a little less, actually starting this summer >> best of the best. consumer reports out with its top vehicles for 2014 h ten categories and one surprise. >> abc7 news continues here in 60 s [man] no one told her,right? [son]hi! [mom screams] >>> alameda county is tackling it's rape kit backlog. officials packed up evidence to send to a private lab for testing the county has 2,000 kits in the backlog. it will take the lab about a month to test kits for dna. the county is paying with the testing with a grant working to get all rape kits tested. >> happening now, alameda county board is voting to vote on legislation forcing mentally ill people into treatment. opponents of laura's law prot

you can see where the crime happened on this map at the union landing shopping senter.he victim said he reached over from a passing car and grabbed her purse. >>> a house committee wants to hear from apple's ceo tim cook about privacy concerns after a court ruling to break into the home of san bernardino shooter syed farook. he's said the ruling disregards civil liberties. the fbi wants to get into that phone to gather clues about the moments that led up to a mass shooting that killed 14 people. the justice department made it clear it could destroy whatever soft fair they use to hack into the phone. >>> yahoo appears to be one step closer to admitting it might need to sell its core business. it has hired two financial firms to look at possible deals. a debate has persisted for years on turning yahoo around. the core business includes e-mail, video digital platforms. >>> the giants and athletics are mourning the death of key figures. jim davenport died at the age of 82. he was considered an original san francisco giant. he played on the 1958 team, the year the giants mov

. >> a huge fire rereduces a grocery store to charred rubble, it happened at cho senter foods. a mobile home park was evacuated. firefighters were able to keep the flames from spreading. >> we made aggressive interior attack but the heat and smoke published the crews out. we -- pushed the crews out. >> firefighters say a file wall inside of the store prevented the flames from damaging any other businesses. no word on what started the fire. >> we're learning defiles of the ordeal or four california firefighters burn in the valley fire. they released a report. the four failed a sheet of flame on cobb mount in lake county. they tried to take their portable shelters out of the backpacks but had problems due to the melting of the plastic covering. here's a photo of one of the injures two of the firefighters are back home now. who others still remain in the hospital. crews expect to fully contain the fire by tuesday. >>> we're hearing tonight from family members of some of those who surveyed a mass shooting. the one that killed nine people on oregon's umpqua community college campus

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officers and paramedics responded on senter road after calls of a man being hit and seriously hurt. police found an adult man in the street with life-threatening injuries, an ambulance was called and the victim was rubbed to the hospital. police canvassed the area and the driver of the car that hit him. they say at 10:00 a woman came back to the area, identified herself to police and claimed responsibility for the hit-and-run accident. >> approximately go hours later the driver did run to the scene. the officers on the scene are still investigating this as a hit-and-run accident as the driver did least although she runed. they took her into custody transported her to the processing center where the investigation is continued. >>> police are not sure about the status of the investigation, why the driver left or what made her come back saying they will let that will out when she is charged this is unsettling, a hit-and-run accident in the same area of the day before. sunday night a 61-year-old man was struck and killed near the same area and the driver did not stop. he was rushed to t

it's moving away from population senters so we can say most of us are seeing this calming trend and a warming trend. at lake tahoe snow storm ended around the lake. it's winding down so. we're get back to more normal weather we've got lovely day as haechld i'll show you how lovely weather going to be in the accu-weather forecast later. dan? cheryl? >> thank you. and now steve jobs the man brought us ipod iphone and ipad being remembered today as a visionary who changed the world. he died after a long illness. and david louie is live in sal palo alto tonight. very few people made more of an impact on the world. >> that is true. people have labeled steve jobs a technology genius but stores he created and the way trance forming i tunes into a large seller of music are part of the legacy. every time he walked on stage wearing his trademark black turtle neck and jeans we knew life was about to change yet again. >> we call it the ipad. >> today apple is going reinvent the phone. you can watch it on your ipod. >> it seemed his great mind was unstoppable but no match for cancer he bet battled

senter is the workout kid.diators like him. even though there's few adults who could ever hope to have a six-pack like this. he puts me to shame. how many of these do we have to do? >> whenever you get tired. >> reporter: okay. i'm tired now. he's been on the fitness kick for half his life. he started at age 5. c.j.'s parents say his self-discipline extends to his diet. he's taken it on himself to avoid junk food. to an extent. do you eat candy? >> i eat candy but not a lot. >> reporter: just a little bit. what about junk food? >> i don't really eat that a lot. >> reporter: you don't? >> huh-uh. i like eating fruits and vegetables. >> reporter: c.j. isn't the only kid fixated on getting lean and mean. while there's legitimate worry about obesity in american kids, there's concern about kids training and dieting like olympic athletes. >> in my practice now, i've seen a doubling of injuries to young kids, age 10 or 9 or 8, with overuse injuries. they're doing more. and tendinitis is the first thing we see. we see

they're saying digging for the transit senter to >> it clear after listening to him and doing research, that the partners did not build to bed rock. that is the cause of the problem. >> engineers say the tower is built differently and instead of steel, it's made of concrete on a slab with pilings just 80 feet into the soil. they said that foundation is inadequate to prevent settlement. the partners poor design decision is the cause of the tilt and vertical settlements. it settled 16 inches into the ground. and leaning into the street. bubbles appearing in the floor. the homeowner association is considering legal >>> hundreds of santaors are marching for a new contract. their contract expired at midnight. theed maintenance group said they they have been in talks for six days. they have offered a slight pay increase but said san francisco santaors are already the second highest paid in the country. the santaors say they need more to survive in the pricey bay area. >> the challenge is for all janitors is that we can't afford to live in the communities we once did. we're being pushed out.

concord, oakland, clermont, the san francisco fell street office, the senter road location and the office in santa rosa. today we spotted crews getting the concord office ready. the offices will assist customers with appointments and transactions requiring an in-person visit. customers are encouraged to use online and virtual services for things like driver's license and vehicle registration renewals. >>> a lot more to come here, mark zuckerberg and priscilla chan pay it forward. coming up, the one on one interview to navigate the new normal of distance learning. >>> a flower vendor tries to regrow her business during the pandemic, from warehouse to watsonville. this ceo is doing everything she can to ensure the sweet smell of success. >>> and freezers become a new hot spot in this pandemic. the shortage from >>> facebook founder mark zuckerberg and his wife dr. priscilla chan are helping teachers get acclimated to distance learning. they're a nonprofit, khan zuckerberg initiative announced today a $1.2 million grant to donors choose. on donors choose, teachers can request donations for r

the one in san jose senter road and fell street along with offices in concord, the oakland claremont locations. open 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. most days. most things you come to the dmv for is still being done online but select services like reinstating a suspended license or a disability parking placard you can do that in person by appointment starting today. the dead. >> ron: to get the real i.d. is pushed back to october 2021, so you have extended time. you have to keep your distance. they tell us they will be taking necessary precautions when things open up here this morning. we're also learning they are using a new feature and you can wait in your car and get a text message when it's time for you to be serviced inside of the building and we do want to remind you that suservices are limited. no behind the wheel driving tests, that is suspended. sorry, kids, you cannot get that lcense if that's what you're looking to do. julian glover, abc7 news. >> thank you, julian. >>> the owner of ashby flowers in berkeley now says she will not open for curbside pickup today. marcie simon hoped t

. >> renate senter remembers the first care packages of powdered eggs, corned beef, and fruit preserves she received as a young german refugee, at the end of world war ii, as if they were manna from heaven. >> when i came home to my mother and showed her this, i said, "the americans did this!" it just left such an imprint, how americans can do this to the enemy. you know, i just said, "wow!" >> for a $10 donation to care back in december 1945, americans could buy and ship boxes of surplus army rations to postwar europe, that could feed 10 people during one of the greatest humanitarian crises of the 20th century. >> [ sobbing ] >> flash forward to the greatest refugee crisis in europe and the middle east since world war ii -- more than 4 million displaced people and counting, the majority of them without any source of income, living on their own, outside of traditional refugee camps, and it's winter. >> this could be described as the new care package. it's an electronic voucher. >> the food vouchers work like any other debit card, but have a monthly limit per family and can only be used

marine one then carrying the president from the white house to walter reed medical senter in bethesa, maryland. the white house saying his medical team suggested the move as the president fights this virus, saying the move is out of an abundance of caution. we do know he is showing symptoms. it was just before 1:00 this morning when the president tweeted. the news coming after he first learned the president's top aide hope hicks tested positive, hicks by the president's side as he travelled to manyes in the recent days. including wednesday night in duluth and tuesday with joe biden, together on the stage for 90 minutes, socially distanced. there was immediate concern with the news for joe biden's health, too. this morning, reporters waited hours before learning biden's test came back negative, jill biden's too. we continue with taking the president to walter reed medical center. here's jonathan karl. >> reporter: a sign of just how serious the president's condition is, he was taken via helicopter, late this afternoon to the walter reed medical center. multiple sources close to the pre

the village at the shopping senter on redwood hallway in the north bay. mall security tells us the outdoor mall is being evacuated. this is the outdoor mall where i had my very first retail job. it's in the north bay, known for nordstrom in that area, the apple stores, macy's, several other stores. the reason is not noboknown at time. sky 7 is headed to the mall. this is a live look as it makes its way there. we'll bring you an update as soon as it arrives. >>> also breaking news of a suspicious package at mineta san jose airport. no new passengers are being allowed on terminal "b." matt keller is on his way and will have a live report coming up. >>> santa clara firefighters are still on the scene of a large fire at the cardboard plant. stacks of cardboard piled 15 feet high were burning. firefighters poured water on the flames trying to soak the dense material. >> cardboard bales are density packed together. when they burn it's really hard to penetrate into the hottest spots of the fire. >> firefighters could be there for days digging in with heavy equip

people will be able to scale a new rock climbing wall, the first ever to be built at a city rec senter. >> pretty school. >>> the stanford marching band will be able to hit the road again. the school lifted the sanctions it imposed january after it found the ban violated the campus alcohol policy. the move will let the ban travel to away games again. band members will still face an alcohol ban until the end of the football season. >>> the supreme court is going to take up a privacy case that will affect anyone who owns a cell phone. the justices will determine if police can use cell tower data to locate suspected criminals without a warrant. the case involves a man convicted of robberies in michigan and ohio. police used cell phone data to put him near the scene of the crimes. he claims without a warrant the data amounts to unreasonable search and seizure under the constitution's fourth amendment. >>> one of the coolest things to come out of apple's worldwide developers conference is a tool to help keep you and your family safe. >>> the do not disturb while driving option will roll out

. ♪ standing senter stage, his hand over his heart, that 24-year-old baritone, vlad bovsky.s his he's finding new strength and solidarity in that song. >> it was so hard to not cry, because i understand that it's, like, the whole world with us. they support us. i want to say thank you and i really appreciate everyone. >> reporter: in between performances, facetiming with his mother back in ukraine, telling her americans are with us. then, beethoven's "ode to joy." ♪ a performance for the people of ukraine. ♪ with vlad and the people of ukraine. good night. announcer: building a better bay area. >> it comes to an end take the steps to be more aggressive and less tolerant of all of the [beep] t destroyed our city. >> this district is responsible for roughly 85% of narcotics in our city. >> -- days ago, a state of emergency was in place in tenderloin. now it is set to expire. >> we have noticed a difference. >> 90 days is a short solve a problem that has been with us for decades. >> i am optimistic. >> what has been done and what hasn't in the tenderloin? thanks for joining us.