this windshield repair crew say it is row placed six windshields today. police don't have any suspect descriptions, but this witness says she saw and heard it happen. >> 2:00 this morning, heard three loud bangs, and then i saw the car next to the truck. and i heard someone saying hurry up, get in the car, and they drove off. >> reporter: she also got a vehicle description. >> dark gray toyota or honda. >> reporter: they are asking homeowners to check their security cameras to see if they caught the suspects on video. >>> a man is being hailed as a hero. he had just landed at oakland international airport, he was riding the shuttle when he saw an overturned car. the 94-year-old driver and his passenger. the driver was cut badly. the man took off his shirt and used it to staunch the bleeding. we spoke to the man from his boise home. >> we think these guys made it to the hospital and are getting treatment. that made my day. that was the best thing i accomplished yesterday. >> it was quite an accomplishment. after that, he got on bart to san francisco, stopp

this windshield repair crew say it is row placed six windshields today. police don't have any suspect descriptions, but this witness says she saw and heard it happen. >> 2:00 this morning, heard three loud bangs, and then i saw the car next to the truck. and i heard someone saying hurry up, get in the car, and they drove off. >> reporter: she also got a vehicle description. >> dark gray toyota or honda. >> reporter: they are asking homeowners to check their security cameras to see if they caught the suspects on video. >>> a man is being hailed as a hero. he had just landed at oakland international airport, he was riding the shuttle when he saw an overturned car. the 94-year-old driver and his passenger. the driver was cut badly. the man took off his shirt and used it to staunch the bleeding. we spoke to the man from his boise home. >> we think these guys made it to the hospital and are getting treatment. that made my day. that was the best thing i accomplished yesterday. >> it was quite an accomplishment. after that, he got on bart to san francisco, stopp

had to use my windshield wipers on a slow swish. here this is san jose and damp roads here. we saw a good amount of wet cement and over here the pavement damp through san jose and no big deal, but you have to use the windshield wipers and that will continue to build. we're watching the bay bridge toll plaza, as well. no puddling, at least not much puddling over in the parking lot but we'll see how that developse careful careful. we'll talk about the north bay coming up in the next report. back to you. >>> this morning police in pleasanton are working with instagram. parents of kids were sent this e-mail yesterday and warns them that someone is messaging students through social media sites asking for inappropriate photos in exchange for naked photos of the user. the account appears to be from outside the community. so far no word on how many students have been contacted or which grade levels. district officials say it did not take place on school or school computers. they are reminding parents to talk to kids about social media safety. >>> a spike in measles cases nationwide,

this windshield repair crew say it is row placed six windshields today. police don't have any suspect descriptions, but this witness says she saw and heard it happen. >> 2:00 this morning, heard three loud bangs, and then i saw the car next to the truck. and i heard someone saying hurry up, get in the car, and they drove off. got a also got a vehicle description. >> dark gray toyota or honda. >> reporter: they are asking homeowners to check their security cameras to see if they caught the suspects on video. >>> a man is being hailed as a hero. he had just landed at oakland international airport, he was riding the shuttle when he saw an overturned car. the 94-year-old driver and his passenger. the driver was cut badly. the man took off his shirt and used it to staunch the bleeding. we spoke to the man from his boise home. >> we think these guys made it to the hospital and are getting treatment. that made my day. that was the best thing i accomplished yesterday. >> it was quite an accomplishment. after that, he g after that bart to san francisco, stopped to

his windshield is busted, and his car is pretty banged up.f two cows can cause this much come motion, what about a truck full? december 11, 2012, krasnodar, russia, the dash cam of the car shows a wide view of the road. pay attention to the white cargo van in the distance. it's about to veer into oncoming traffic, swiping a large truck. >> so a farm truck that you really can't see what's inside tips over. unlike mote other vegetable or other carrying trucks, a bunch of livestock come out of the top. >> you immediately think, what is going through the animals' minds because they have no include, first of all, where they're going and who's driving. all they know is suddenly they're on their side and some of them are rolling over entirely. >> it's hard to tell just how many cows tumble on to the road but the sight is shocking. >> i felt so bad for the cows. i just wanted to go and hug each of those cows and say, i'm so sorry, so sorry this driver of the car tipped you guys over. >> it's okay, no crying over spilled milk. >> took cow tipping to t

. >> a plane's windshield cracked in midair. tonight, the emergency for a san francisco bound flight. >> that flight left new york city for a direct flight to sfo, but it had to stop in indianapolis. brian webb talked to passengers that arrived hours late. >> reporter: the boeing is being checked out now to find out what went wrong. passengers tell me the troubles began almost out of the blue. this is the crack that cause the commotion. half the windshield shattered but still in place. at 500 miles an hour and 30,000 feet. >> like a rock had hit a windshield or something. >> it was just like a car. it grows and grows. >> reporter: flight 766 took off from jfk direct to sfo. but as food was being served and movies getting started, trouble. >> there was turbulence. >> reporter: the pilot didn't think it was time to panic. passengers tell me he was cool as a cucumber. >> the pilot came on and said his window add arced and shattered. >> get our seats upright. buckle up. >> but very calmly. >> reporter: the plane made an emergency la

the front windshield shatters as a deer topples into the vehicle. porter is so stunned, that at first he doesn't understand what's going on. >> i didn't actually see the deer come through the window because i was looking down the road. i saw the deer beside of me at the front door area. >> the deer is just as stunned as the driver and struggles to escape. >> it tried to get back out the way it came in and pushed the window back out where it couldn't get out, then went around trying to get out. the bus had a lot of windows. >> fortunately the bus was empty except for one passenger way in the back. >> it was unusual for that time of day for the bus to be empty as it was.

i leaned over my computer and began firing at him directly through my windshield. there were several officers that were firing rounds at him. i saw that he was down. he wasn't moving anymore. didn't have the gun in his hand and it was over with at that point. i got out of my unit and was going to engage him again and noticed i had been hit. >> he's been hit. conscious and breathing. >> sergeant falk is hit three different times. one on the bridge of his nose. another alongside his head and a third in his hand. he is immediately taken to a hospital. >> i could have easily been killed. >> claw is also wounded. >> what stands out seeing sergeant falk injured like he was. that was a reality check. >> the female passenger, a juvenile is discovered to be claw's girlfriend and is convicted of two counts of aggravated assault on a police officer and sentenced to three years in prison. lionel claw gets 25 years for attempting to murder a police officer. turns out he and that police officer, sergeant falk, are no strangers to one another. >> i had him on an armed robbery cas

thousands of bees clouded the windshield. they got sucked into the engine. some passengers began to panic as a burning smell started to fill the plane. >> as soon as the plane lifted, it felled like it was on fire. it smelled like the whole cabin was on fire. >> the pilot initially thought the jet hit a bird in the area. he immediately turned around and landed safely. the shaken passengers boarded another flight and went on to duluth. >>> miley cyrus is recovering after she was hospitalized and forced to cancel a concert in kansas city last night. the 21-year-old pop star is said to have an allergic reaction to antibiotics and was placed on medical rest. she tweeted this picture from her hospital bed. and the caption saying, her octopus and doctors are taking good care of her. she canceled a show in charlotte last week because of the flu. well, good luck to her. >>> 16 hockey teams have stanley cup dreams as the first nhl playoffs start tonight. the cup won't be lifted until june. >> and we get last night's highlights from our friends at espn. >> hey, good m

you will probably need to use your windshield wiper the. as we progress throughout the day we're still looking at the possibility of an isolated shower. mid 50s along the coast. we will see clear skies by 3:00 p.m.. i will talk about the forecast for this weekend coming up. >> the seven day around the bay will be coming of the 15 minutes. >> early activation of the metering lights means an early backup for the westbound ride. we just went from 9 to 14 minutes. this is for the westbound trip for the bay bridge leading up to the upper deck. we are already seeing some slow traffic for the rise through contra costa. the trip is a concord, from the wall past on highway 4 in the westbound direction is translated into a slow going for 242 and 680 southbound. the ride from dublin is still without delay driven maligned > >> happening today. a funeral will be held for marine lance cpl. andrew silva. he was hit and killed by a drunk driver last week in fremont. kron 4's will tran is live now with more. will? >> as 10 days ago he was killed right behin

pilots noticed big cracks in the windshield and quickly diverted to indianapolis. passengers told abc7 news reporter sergio what it was like. >> this was a picture of the shattered cockpit window. it was taken bay passenger, adam, as he was getting off the plane in indianapolis. he was surprised by the flight interruption. >> we don't like unscheduled landings. why are we landing in indianapolis when we have four more hours to go. >> they said the pilots handled it smoothly. >> the pilots came on very calm, measured and said there was a problem with the windshield with the windshield in the pilot's cabin and we are going to do a landing in indianapolis. >> there was a hard turn to the left and the plane started descending and i was kind of scared but they announced it was a precautionary landing because the front windshield shattered. >> he shot a photo at the indianapolis airport. that's where they were delayed for two hours. a replacement jet from chicago came. the damage in her picture isn't as clear as the one shot by passenger adam. so i showed her that pictur

pilots noticed big cracks in the windshield and quickly diverted to indianapolis. passengers told abc7 news reporter sergio what it was like. >> this is a picture of the shattered win development it was taken bay passenger as he was getting off the plane in indianapolis. he was surprised by the flight interruption. >> we don't like unscheduled landings. why are we landing in indianapolis when we have four more hours to go. >> they said the pilots handled it smoothly. >> the pilots came on very calm, mesh spurred said there was a problem with the windshield with the windshield in the pilot's cabin and we are going to do a landing in indianapolis. >> there was a hard turn to the left and the plane started descending and i was kind of scared but they announced it was a precautionary landing because the front windshield shattered. >> he shot a photo at the indianapolis airport. that's where they were delayed for two hours. the damage in her picture isn't as clear as the one shot by passenger adam. so i showed her that picture. >> oh, wow. that's way more drastic than i

. >> local residents begin smashing the windshield with pipes.nside the car angela struggles frantically to free her son d.j. from his car seat. the seat belt is pinched on the side of the crumpled vehicle. >> i figured it would be easy but it wasn't. i was terrified actually when i couldn't get his seat belt undone. i was scared for my son's life. >> angela doesn't want to leave her trapped child, but bystanders pull her through the broken windshield. >> get away. >> i just remember being outside of the vehicle and screaming that my child was still in the vehicle and that someone needed to get him out. >> look out, look out, look out! >> when they arrive at the scene, joel in the tan shorts, plunges head first into the burning car, while his brother, john, in the yellow shirt, peels back the windshield with his bare hands. >> our -- any instincts as firefighters truly kicked in, doing the best we can with the limited tools that we had, and at that time we had really no tools. >> the brothers are unable to free d.j. from his car seat and the boy'

they believe it is a 1998-2000 sedan with possible windshield damage. the make, model and color of the cars unknown. >>> the leland yee corruption scandals having a ripple effect. 46% of voters approved of the job the legislature was doing before this case. 40% disapprove. those figures nearly reversed in the weeks following he's arrest to 43% approving, 46% disapproving. >>> california's rank near the bottom for voting in a new study. found the golden state is 45th in the nation in voter registration and turnout. 30% of voters who get mail in ballots don't return them. california also lacks an online source for people to check and see if they are registered, and where they can vote. it is estimated some 6 million californians are eligible to vote, but don't. >>> president obama will be back in the bay area next money to raise money for the democratic party. he will attend an event on may 8 at the palo alto home of yahoo ceo melissa meyer. tickets start at $1000, a picture goes for $5000. >>> heartbreak in texas at a memorial service to remember soldier

you can see the hail on her windshield this morning. the snow survey was delayed until today in the hope that this latest storm would help the snow pack. we'll check the reports. more water restrictions are headed our way and also we'll check back with our meteorologist rosemary orozco to see how long these storms are going to stick around. >>> new at 6:00, an update to a story we first told you about last night. police in pleasant hill have made an arrest in connection with a home invasion robbery sunday night. investigators released this sketch yesterday and today they arrested david allen danzel. he robbed a home in santa lucia drive, and tied up the two women who lived there. a woman and her 83-year-old mother. police tell us that he seemed apologetic and seemed concerned about the older woman. he will face charges of false imprisonment and elder abuse. he's being held on nearly $8 million bail. >>> we have more details now on that breaking news we told you about last hour. excuse me, federal charges filed within the hour against pg

if you have to have windshield wipers on, have headlights on, as well. we're talking about the peninsula side. the traffic and weather systems are tied together. green means wet, in the just damp but wet. sarah toga and on the peninsula, puddling and ponding. situations in the south bay and campbell as christine was reporting. we have issues with puddling and ponding. on 880 toward pre month and the 680 as you head through. green all over the place because again, wed roadways continue for 680 and 8 80. the northbound side is all right. there is flooding reported. a couple spots, a couple lanes we had since 4:00 this afternoon when the rain took its toll. we had a crash that happened just before you get to 66 southbound just past. you see a lane behind the tree and causing additional slowing through that. that's an additional issue. smaller crashes because of slippery commutes. back to you. >> thanks, mike. we're borrowing him from the morning show and will be back on the clock at 4:00? >> 4:30. >> storm coverage on air and online at nbc bay area.com and

you can see a deputy kicking in the windshield and pulling the man out.,400 stuffed in a sock. he refused to stop and was westbounding in and -- and we spring in and out of traffic. >> we we will have drizzle to the lpga traffic at daly city through 8:00, it will be 51 and then we have scattered showers and they will get both rounds in but at one point it could be wet if a brief moment in time. the temperatures in the mid-50's and not so breezy as yesterday until we get to 6:00 as we start to end round two. at the game tonight, it is breezy with a scattered showers possible at going of the game but 54 dropping to 51. if you travel around the state, it will be wet but for to the south at mid-to-upper 60's if los angeles and san diego and 86 in palm springses and snow is falling in the sierra and it will do that until 11:00. >> speaking of snow, in marin, southbound 101 we have a snow board in the lanes blocking lanes one and two. someone is going to have to get a new snow board. we have this accident in the clearing stages a car that hit the wall eastbound

and also a shattered windshield diverts a flied head today sfo.ill tell you how it happened. >> good morning. >> the fog is situated down the

the windshield repair crew said they replaced six windshields. >> this some saw and heard it happen. >> i heard three loud bangs and saw the car next to the truck. i heard someone sag to her you have to get in the car and they drove off. >> she also got a vehicle description. >> dark gray, four door, either a hop da or toyota. >> people are to check their surveillance cameras to see if they caught the suspects on video. abc7 news. >> this morning a visiting businessman is being called a hero after he helped save two car crash victims. he just landed at oakland international airport on thursday and was riding the shuttle to bart when he spotted an overturned car. when the shuttle pulled over rancourt and other passengers ran out to help the 95-year-old driver and the passenger. the driver was badly cut so ran court took off his shirt and used it to stop the bleeding. paramedics arrived and took the victims to the hospital. we spoke to rancourt by skype from his boise home. >> he made it to the hospital and got treatment and they are going to be okay, that made my day. this was probabl

like i've never been in this situation. >> we've had actually three windshields that were busted, and the rest of it is just all hail damage. i mean, the hail was awful. >> reporter: this is not something you see every day, a river of hail flowing downhill. heavy rain flooded some areas including parts of indiana. out west, a different kind of precipitation, spring snow, up to 20 inches in parts of colorado. today the threat is far from over. damaging winds and a few tornadoes are possible in parts of the midwest as this new wave of severe weather bears down on millions. tahman bradley, abc news, washington. >> all right, our thanks to tahman there. so where is this storm system now, and who is it going to affect today? >> accuweather's jim dickey joining us now for a look at today. jim. >> good morning, john and diana. the storm system that brought so much severe weather to the nation's midsection on thursday tracking toward the eastern seaboard headed on through the day on friday. as the cold front sweeps into the ohio valley down to east tennessee looking for strong to severe thund

>>> a shattered windshield diverts a flight. >>> and the deadliest incident ever on mount everest. how a bay area man managed to survive. >>> it was a pretty loud -- pretty loud crash. >> a day of boating turns deadly after two fishermen were thrown into the water. only one of them survived it happened during a fishing competition on the delta in contra costa county. >> the victim and his friend were taking part in a bass fishing tournament when things went wrong once thain came near this bridge. >> this intersection is one of the most dangerous in the delta. >> reporter: even the most seasoned boaters know to be careful on these waters. five channels meet under this bridge. and the current moves fast. >> you will go a block in five minutes. >> reporter: at 11:00 this morning there was an outgoing strong tide and something hit the boat's bottom ripping the motor off and sending the two in the water. both were wearing life vests. the victim's may have malfunctioned. >> did it look like it was deployed? >> it was not. >> reporter: this woman spent hours scouring the waters from her p

his own pocket. >> this windshield repair crew said it replaced six windshields. police don't have any suspect descriptions, but this witness says she saw and heard it happen. >> 2:00 a.m. this morning, heard three loud bangs. and then i saw the car next to the truck and i heard someone saying to her, hurry up and get in the car and they drove off. >> she got a vehicle description. >> a dark gray four-door, either honda or toyota. >> police are asking homeowners to check their surveillance cameras to see if they caught the suspects on video. in antioch, allen wong, abc7 news. >>> this morning, a visiting businessman something called a hero after he helped save two car crash victims. idaho native, wayne rancourt had just landed on oakland international airport on thursday and was riding a shut toll b.a.r.t. when he spotted an overturned car. when the shutting pulled over, rancourt and other passengers jumped out to help the 95-year-old driver and a 75-year-old passenger. the driver was badly cut, so rancourt took off his shirt to stop the bleeding. paramedics arriv

cal train has posted flyers, placed notices on car windshields, and is adding alerts to its electronic messaging system and onboard announcements from conductors about the move. the california senate will consider a bill today that would make it impossible for thieves to wipe information from stolen smartphones and return the devices to factory settings. the legislation by san francisco sen. mark leno is opposed by the big four national wireless carriers and a host of other business interest groups, which argue it would hurt innovation. but supporters of the bill have suggested that the cellphone companies and insurers are opposed to the bill because those industries profit from an underground phone trade the c-e-o of general motors will be in the hot seat today on capitol hill. mary barra faces increased scrutiny over failing to recall millions of vehicles until the deaths of more than a dozen people. barra has only led g-m for three months. she'll answer questions about defective ignition switches to the failure of airbags deploying. and why that information wasn't shared until last

latest recall involves five potential defects with cables connected to air bags engine starters and windshield wiper motors. if you own the rav,4shg, corolla, the highlanders you need to be aware. it knows of know injuries so far. >> here's a were with aing for all internet users today. it is not the day for any sort of on-line banking or calling us with sensitive information on the beweb. that's because they have found a bug. the heart bleed blood. inscription software used by two-thirds of public servers pass words credit card data anything you plug into the computer are at risk. anything spent during that time has been compromised at this point. stay away from doing these sensitive on-line games if you can today. >> lauren simonetti live for us this morning. >>> also hp happening today a key vote in the irs targeting scandal investigation. charges could be coming against former agency official lois lerner. elizabeth prann is live with this story. >> the house committee will vote to formally ask the justice department to pursue criminal charges against former irs employee lois lerner. they w

. >>> make sure your windshield wipers are in good working order. as we look right now at the san mateo bridge in the western direction we had an early stall but a tow truck is pulling that out of the lanes. it is clear and at top speeds from east to west. 580 away from tracy to livermore at the dublin interchange, 33 minutes and the traffic over the altamont pass. in the east bay, albany to the maze, it is four minutes and from fremont to san jose is 15 minutes and 101 to cupertino is 11 minutes. 280 headed away from 17, we have a stalled vehicle and hopefully it is off to the shoulder. southbound traffic is a few scant cars making either to -- making it to 17. >> starbucks is bringing back something sweet. >> let the apple watch begin, a new report is talking about the next iphone. >> a visit to the white house in a selfie that is getting >>> san francisco and east bay and all bay area, this is abc7 news. >> good morning, everyone, a look from our rooftop camera at the embarcadero which is empty right now with the wet streets there, but the rain i

most of this stuff, if your windshield wiper doesn't work, it is not end of the world.f you have a problem with your ignition and turns the car off, that can be end of the world for you. gerri: yes. >> so they got to get these things right, just a huge black eye. gerri: well here is my big question, really. i think we're getting so many of these recalls now, you've got to think everybody is responding to what is going on with gm. maybe they're trying to put up their hand and say, you know, we have problems too. let's get them out there so people know. >> yeah. you start to glaze over on these things. a lot of people as we found out, don't even bother with recall. they get a recall notice and they don't anything about it and cars continue to be out there. so if it is a serious problem, you know, your car turns off, that is a problem for everybody on the road. gerri: a problem for everybody on the road but some these things aren't that serious. i remember one recall where there was a sticker on the advisor that sometimes came off. and they recalled the car because of that

have a process that immediately allows them to print a readable plate that will be placed on the windshield. the rules and regulations can read that as they go through the road toll services we're recommending support. and the final measure you may have some questions the measure is sb 1047 and it's a reluctant at this point that's a measure to provide a pilot program to examine the vehicle miles traveled as a tax base to supplemented the current competently sister tax we've a watched over the two decades the core tax has some frailty and it runs counter to the state it's a per gallon tax wire trying to get vehicles to a more fuel-efficient state and making good progress. this will call for a pilot program i don't expect this to be a version it was out there let's get n this moving but the author it is not on having something adapted and caltrain's is advising little proliferation administration on the m t approach those efforts may come together. the two opposed positions we're recommending the first one is a b-203 on page 7 it expands the number of green decathlons that are permitted for

come on now. >> through his front windshield, wheeler witnesses his friend, sasha grenner case, gettinghis truck. at first he thinks it's good news. >> i'm thinking, thank god somebody's here to help us. somebody's going to help us. >> but these people are not here to help. >> you're damn right i'm scared. >> wheeler watches in horror as his friend is executed. [ gunshot ] >> they just killed him! oh, jesus. they just take their gun and shoot him in the head. and i just flipped -- i flipped out then. they just killed him. oh, my god. [ gunfire ] >> people can watch it and may not understand, you know. you had to be there. you know, camera didn't get it all. my eyes did. >> for the first time since the trip began, wheeler turns off his camera. >> right after i turned my camera off, that's when i get shot. it destroys my bone. i was bleeding. i was going to die if i didn't stop it. >> as wheeler lies bleeding in the back of his truck, a united states drone flying overhead records the violence taking place around him. >> they're running around sasha's body. they're kicking him and throwing

fired through his windshield and hit the driver. heard five to seven gunshots and the officers tried to stop the vehicle because it had expired registration tags. >> today, an 11-year-old berkeley boy is scheduled to undergo surgery to have part of the right leg amputated. he has a rare disorder that causes the leg bones to fracture under the slightest stress. this is a story about al-qaeda now, because they have posted a photo. >> the boy's parents are letting him place wheelchair basketball. he wants to run. the website is growing as he blogs of the personal decision. he is scared, he says, but has the support of his parents and doctors. >>> an east bay environmental consultant is expected to inspect the dublin high school gym. it was shut down after construction workers found signs of potential mold. school officials sent an e-mail notifying parents of the situation. carpenters were preparing for renovation and found damage and water leaking in the radio of the old building. if inspecters determine there is no mold the locker roo

and luckily, she goes through the windshield. and it's my favorite part.joy it. so she shoots through the windshield and she ends up losing her memory and she doesn't remember that she's married. the movie should have been over, right there, that's it. it should have been a short film about some girl who should have worn a seatbelt. that's all it needed to be. now, the rest of this movie, this poor guy is just trying to make his wife fall back in love with him because she don't remember him. that would never happen. ever. if that was me and i walked into the hospital room and i walked into my wife's room and i'm just like honey, are you okay? and she's like, who are you? i'd be like, "wrong room! i'm sorry, i'm just a nurse." that's my time. thank you. >> jimmy: pete davidson. i'd like to thank david duchovny, danai gurira, amy purdy, the late fred willard. apologize to matt damon, we ran out of time. "nightline" is next. thanks for watching. good night. >>> this is "nightline." >> tonight, breaking news. a massive earthquake in the pacific ocean. millions

wounded and critical trauma injuries firefighters using jaws of live to get passengers through the windshields since it's lodged between two trees they say they're continuing to work to help the kids. there is another tree blocking the road. >> all clear given in san leandro police officers pulled over a car near harland street. two barrels found inside of the car. fire crews issued an all clear. >> big settlement in what is being called silicon valley porching case tech workers filed a lawsuit alleging companies conspired not to porach employees in order to start a salary war. terms are not disclosed they will be give dwroen a u.s. district judge may 27th. >> the entire state of california faces moderate to exceptional drought for the first time in u.s. drought monitor's 15 year history. researchers use five categories to indicate the intensity, from abnormally dry to exceptional. this week, severe and extreme expanded in northern california. >> a short yanl of rain today could add up to higher prices tomorrow when you go to buy oranges and other fruits in the future. the drought is causing i

the front windshield shatters as a deer topples into the vehicle. so stunned, that at first he doesn't understand what's going on. >> i didn't actually see the deer come through the window because i was looking down the road. i saw the deer beside of me at the front door area. >> the deer is just as stunned as the driver and struggles to escape. >> it tried to get back out the way it came in and pushed the window back out where it couldn't get out, then went around trying to get out. the bus had a lot of windows. >> fortunately the bus was empty except for one passenger way in the back. >> it was unusual for that time of day for the bus to be empty as it was. >> the deer is trashing around, desperately behind the driver's seat. and porter realizes they're in a dangerous situation. the deer might harm him, the passenger, or itself. >> i had to -- my window open on the side of the bus. i was worried it would feel the air and would try to jump over me and get out there. >> porter decides his best bet is to let the distressed deer out the front door. bu

rain on the windshield. this is 880 in milpitas. it's raining kind of hard.he rain brothers today. talking about the wet commute. it shows you, you have to add extra time. the crew by the way son the way to the san jose airport. we will check in with the airport to make sure there is not any significant air delays today. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza. live picture. westbound. as you come up to the pay gates. a little bit more of a drive time for some people. maybe ten minutes total drive time if you're in some of the outside cash lanes. by the way we are looking at the nimitz freeway. we already have a little bit of slow traffic on 880 south as you approach highway 82. 5:49 let's go to steve. >> thank you. >>> nice tweet from brooke martinez. she says i love the smell of this rain. she says can you please make it stick around? well, i have the power, you know. i will do my best. we do have snow up in the sierra nevada. i will have more on that in a second. there is not a lot of rain. there is a little bit. .02 in san francisco. .04 san brew foe mounta

the windshield repair crusade they -- crew said they replaced >> this some saw and heard it happen. >> i heard three loud bangs and saw the car next to the truck. i heard someone say to her get in the car and they drove off. >> she also got a vehicle description. >> either a honda or toyota, dark green. >> people are to check their surveillance cameras to see if they caught the suspects on video. abc7 news. >> this morning a visiting businessman is being called a hero after he helped two car crash victims. he just landed at oakland international airport on thursday and was riding the shuttle to bart when he spotted an overturned car. when the shuttle pulled over ran court and other passengers ran out to help the 95-year-old driver and the passenger. the driver was badly cut so ran court took off his shirt and used it to stop the bleeding. paramedics arrived and took the victims to the hospital. we spoke to ran court by skype from his boise home. >> he made it to the hospital and got treatment and they are going to be okay, that made my day. this was probably the best thing i accomplis

he grabs a hold to the wi windshield wiper. somebody tries to calm the man down and he starts getting aggressive with the peace keeper here. watch, here comes the bmw. falls against it. it is like, you are clear so why is the bus still sitting there? >> finally, okay. they wanted to see the end. to see the conclusion of the performance. the parallel parking portion of the driving test is the most difficult right? >> here is a free lesson in perpinducular parking. watch the other traffic. the lady comes out. that white car gets hit by that truck. watch this. right into that spot right there. looks like it doesn't hit the blue car or van. kind of slides right in, parking there you go. >> that looks like a jason station move in an action movie. you have to say there was a lull in traffic in the other lane. there happened to be another driver in the lane. now from one parking incident to the next. this one in brazil and you know this is the dmv here because of the line outside. it is a universal thing. the line at every town and co

. >> serious hailstorm here the size of golf balls breaking windshields and windows.he damage as this wild weather hits the heartland. >> we take a live look at san jose this morning, it is 6:26. we'll check in with our own christina loren coming up. >> a live look outside at san francisco as well, a beautiful shot at 6:26 on thursday morning. a calm start here. >>> ft. hood in mourning for the second time in five years. how a gunman was able to go on a rampage despite enhanced security measures. >> get ready for weather whiplash. cloudy and mild today, by tomorrow we're tracking light showers, and then a major warm-up headed our way. we'll give you the timeline for your specific microclimate. >> while we're looking at a lighter than normal commute. a backup we got word of a crash involving a transit bus and the toll plaza, move our camera trying to spot what's going on. i'll show you what i see and let you know. >> we have a live look at the opening bell. yes, it's a new record this morning, the dow darn close. it's thursday, april 3, this is "today in the bay." go

still enough to wet the roadways out there and possibly trigger the windshield wipers.pper 50s to the low 60s. hayward is 62. san mateo, 61 degrees. your 5-day forecast. there's the cloud for friday and then dry this weekend for saturday and sunday. there we go with the low 80s by next week. >>> the fda made a surprise approval of a drug that counter acts opiates. it comes as opiate overdose has become the leading cause of preventable death. this blocks opiate effects immediately. doctors have saved thousands of lives with it. >>> hundreds of people waited in line for hours today for a chance to buy a rare pair of speakers. 400 people showed up at this store. 1 of only 4 in the world that's selling the nike special sneakers. they cost $250 a pair but they're already selling online for as much as $1200. >>> today a buzz filled the stadium, but it was the wrong kind of buzz. and some special dogs. the inspiration program. and don't forget you can always get ktvu news on the go. download or app and you can watch all our newscasts. female announcer: get on board for better

on my way into work i may have to use the windshield wipers on friday morning. top dave, and you too pam. and friday by 10:00 in the morning this could be amended. it will be out of the picture by friday night. look at the rainfall projections. i will see if it holds. it might be pushing it a little bit. but it's the sign of a stronger look. mostly sunny. partly sunny at times today. a little breezy at times. just a couple wee bit warmer. 70 in clear lake. 70 at fairfield. concord says hey what about us? lots of 70ny here. 68 downtown oakland. 70 san jose. same for palo alto and menlo park and d.c. at 60 cool degrees. i haven't heard from joslin for awhile. turning cloudy on thursday. and a slow recovery over the weekend. >> thank you, steve. >>> there are now eight tesla electric cars in china. the cars sell for $81,000 in the u.s. but it costs more than $120,000 in china. the palo alto based car maker says it will work on a network of charging stations and service centers across china to encourage more buyers there. >>> thousands of e-mail users are complainin

the windshield completely smashed. the roof caved in.e of tree that crash landed on top of this unfortunate minivan owner's car. just beyond it the tree itself, all that remains is just a jagged spear really, a fraction of the 75 feet that it once was. the redwood city hit by lightning around 1:15 yesterday afternoon. by all accounts the tree simply exploded. people say it sounds like a bomb. chunks of wood were shattered for three blocks in this berkeley neighborhood. many pieces crashed into homes. a neighbor two doors down describes the damage to his house. >> broken window or broken door, broken sky light. there is a hole in the roof. few leaks here and there. >> reporter: ten homes, total, were damaged or affected. just the home though where the tree -- the yard that the tree is in was actually red-tagged. that's the home i'm now standing in front of live right now. there is red tape around the home and that red warning on the door that no one should enter because it is dangerous. of course the good news in all of this -- and almost

part of it landed here, you can see the windshield has been smashed for the tree landed. the city of berkeley has red tag this home meaning it is unsafe for people to go inside. the tree we are talking about, you can see here it is standing in the ground like a spear. this is all that is left of the tree that once stood tall in this berkeley neighborhood. >> it was about 80 feet tall and had branches about 30 feet wide. >> that's because mother nature took out this tree with a bolt of lightning between 1:00 p.m. and 1:30 p.m. >> there was a huge lightning flash and all the air outside the windows seemed to go yellow and white for an instant. then there was a huge roll of thunder. >> it exploded like a bomb. >> the explosion brought on onlookers who saw the debris scatter for three block radius. >> this is scary i was really frightened. because i thought it could start a fire. >> thankfully it didn't. although it knocked out power in the area. no one was hurt in this rare occurrence,. >> we've seen trees taken down by storms because they've been inundated by water or wind.

the three cars below were barely visible with branches where windshields uses to be and leaving covering the interior. >> the public work crews have been here since this morning taking the free apart piece by piece, taking it for the truck and chopping it up some small pieces. >>> on more breaking news, two bodies have been found in a submerged car near a pittsburg golf course. the car was found in a canal on west leland road near the delta view golf course. ones say they saw a car crash into a fence into the canal. teams are on the scene to recover the bodies and the car. we will bring you more details when we get them. >> it want a lot but you could see the rain brought a slight dusting of snow to the mountain top of mount diabolo. at sfo it is drying it. there were weather-related delays there, yesterday. meteorologist mike nicco is outside with a look at the rain totals and the sunny sky behind him, for once. >> it is different than yesterday where we are dodging pea-sized hail and hiding inside while mother nature threw out lightning bolts. >> sfo arrival delays are over. you can se

a crack in a windshield leads to a scare for passengers on a trip from new york to san francisco.iscovery on dollar bills. it's not what was found, but how much. tonight after the ten commandments on abc 7 news at 11:00. an army of basket carrying kids marched through golden gate park to search for the u leasive easter egg. more than 4,000 families participated. there was also a carnival and entertainment and a barbecue cook off. it was sold to raise money for the scholarship fund that helps thousands of families afford recreational classes and programs. that's it for the news at 9:00. i'm cornell bernard. abc 7 news continues on twitter and facebook with the abc 7 news ap. the next newscast is at 11:00. have a great saturday. good nig >> this is the show with all kinds of people doing all kinds of stuff. some call it crazy, some call it adorable, but everyone calls it "bloopers." stoppard you are doing, -- stop what you are doing, because what you are doing is watching "bloopers." let's go. [applause] >> welcome. we have a look at some of the people in our videos, they are not th

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