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i'm eric thomas. >> i'm dion lim.n broadmoor. >> abc 7 reporter kate larsson just arrived on scene. what are you learning? >> reporter: i can tell you there are a lot of very concerned people out here. concerned it was their family member that got shot. police are saying someone fired shots inside a market, it's called the hillside market. we are on the border of broadmoor and daily city. the market is up the street and at 8:45 there was a shooting there. two, possibly three people were shot. we're hearing different reports about the status of their injuries. we believe that one person may have died and you can see a very large police scene here. broadmoor police are in charge of this investigation. however, a number of agencies throughout this area have responded, including pacifica and san mateo county. i want to show you a group of people on the corner. i was speaking to a number of folks who were visibly upset. they tell me they are waiting for information from police as well because they're concerned it might be

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. >> and i am dion lim dion lim dm daetz. >> nancy pelosi to the magic minute rule. >> i am going to go on as my leadership minute allows. >> reporter: eight hours and 40 minutes. >> people would text me and say i would have gone to the bathroom by now and i texted back don't jinx her. >> reporter: president trump ended an obama >> when she was a child. >> reporter: fed up she began reading the stories of dreamers. allowing the leaders of both parties to make remarks as long as they want. she spoke to longer than any other leader before her. >> reporter: the eight-hour stunt may have been all for nougt. >> if you are in the minority in the house you don't have any leverage. the house is majority rule up and down the line. >> reporter: but on this day, pelosi made her point and set a record along the way. >> a day after elon musk celebrating sending a tesla roadster into space, a delay for customers waiting for their new model three. many people who put deposits done on new model threes have taken to twitter saying tesla might be delays. musk says quote if we can send a roadster to th

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. >> abc7 news anchor dion lim is here with more on what some are calling a flawed system. >> that's right, dan and kristen. not only did the fbi receive warnings about shooter nikolas cruz months in advance, there had been a long history of disturbance at the home where he lived. so the question tonight stands, how did his potential for violence slip through the cracks? >> on behalf of myself and over 1,000 employees of the miami field office, we truly regret any additional pain that this has caused. >> a stunning admission from the federal bureau of investigations friday over the handling of not one but two overlooked tips regarding marthe school. all of this just six weeks before 14 students and 3 staff members were gunned down. abc7 news spoke with former fbi agent rick smith. >> they're supposed to disseminate to a field office, miami in this instance, and they either decide to do a background. they contact the school, interview the suspect, hopefully neutralize this. >> also troubling the amount of time the broward county sheriff's office was called out to cruz's home. deputies

. >> abc7 news anchor dion lim is here with more on what some are calling a flawed system. >> that'skristen. not only did the fbi receive warnings about shooter nikolas cruz months in advance, there had been a long history of disturbance at the home where he lived. so the question tonight stands, how did his potential for violence slip through the cracks? >> on behalf of myself and over 1,000 employees of the miami field office, we truly regret any additional pain that this has caused. >> a stunning admission from the federal bureau of investigations friday over the handling of not one but two overlooked tips regarding marthe school. all of this just six weeks before 14 students and 3 staff members were gunned down. abc7 news spoke with former fbi agent rick smith. >> they're supposed to disseminate to a field office, miami in this instance, and they either decide to do a background. they contact the school, interview the suspect, hopefully neutralize this. >> also troubling the amount of time the broward county sheriff's office was called out to cruz's home. deputies were dispatched

. >> and i'm dion lim.ok a lot of courage and some brute strength to get the man out before he was overcome by smoke and flames. >> abc 7 reporter with the story. >> reporter: firefighters wear protective gear to clear this burned antioch apartment on peppertree way but moments earlier samantha saved a man's life with her bare hands. samantha and her family stepped outside around 11:00 to head to the park and that's when she saw smoke. she looked around to see if anybody was responding and when she realized she was the only one there to help she ran across the street. >> the fire's roaring and everything. >> and then she said i can't, she's crying at me, i can't, my roommate, he's paralyzed. he can't get out, i can't get him out, you have to help me. >> samantha ran past the burning stove and kitchen to the bedroom. once she reached 77-year-old lovis burton she grabbed the office chair he was sitting in and pulled. >> i look back in the hallway squ & it's black. >> reporter: she put a robe over burton's fac

. >> and i am dion lim for ama daetz. >> snow, rain, hail, all across northern california. >> you can really hear the rat-tat of the hail coming down in walnut creek and you can hear it it in larkspurr as well. >> and they can this out. those are snowflakes falling on mount volmer. we captured this just about 30 minutes ago. >> let's bring in the expert. weather anchor spencer christian. >> we have had lightning strikes and thunderstorms as well as the hail and wind. active weather especially in the east bay. just south of tracy along interstate 5. white and pink indicates snow. let's take a look at the fremont area. reports of hailstorms and downpours along interstate 880. all of the local highways there. just pouring over there in that area. swinging southward this active weather. and we will see it moving down through milpitas and down to san jose. and points southward. the storm still ranks one on the storm impact scale. you will notice a little mix of snow indicated by the pink and the white there. but it is going to dissipate quickly after 8:00 p.m. or so. and fall apart. and th

i am dan ashley. >> i am dion lim. thanks so much for watching.e a wonderful evening. >> this is going to be a strong, slow moving soaker. >> taking the flash flood warning up here seriously. >> let's get to our storm. a level 3 on our storm impact scale. >> live doppler 7 this is our >> live doppler 7 this is our storm system okay, i understand apple, blueberry, and pumpkin, but why do you always make a rhubarb pie? nobody likes it. -mnh-mnh. yeah. it's the oakland of pies. i like it. we used to fight over it when i was a kid. sometimes it was quite the "rhubarb." are you "pumpkin" kiddin' me?

i am dion lim. >> and i am dan ashley. we are getting a first look at body cam video of a deadly b.a.r.t. footage. >> the incident is still under investigation but they showed it to the family. let me warn you here, it is graphic and shows the actual shooting. >> right there. that's what i wanted to see. >> let me see your hands now. >> it is hard to watch there. the b.a.r.t. officer heard a gun shot. the officer yelled for them to stop and opened fire. >> tindle's family maintained they shot. >> it was clear when i saw the video that mr. tindle was shot multiple times in the back at a time when it was not apparent that he had a weapon of any kind. >> investigators did recover a gun at the scene. not clear who it belong to. the other man involved in the fight did suffer a gunshot wound. >> oakland police released a statement. >>> a familiar name in the news tonight. an twaun wilson. >> with a look at what cost wilson his job. >> an investigation released last month found a third of high school seniors missed too many class

i'm dion lim. >> i'm eric thomas. it's told tonight and it's going to get colder with a freeze warning coming for tomorrow. >> let's get to drew tuma for more. >> we're tracking the winds that brought in cool canadian air. right now numbers in the 30s and 40s. 46 in san jose, but what we're watching tomorrow morning, future weather, early monday morning the chances there you, you see the pink and white color in the santa cruise mountains, it's for that fact a winter weather advisory is in effect. snow could drop below 1,000 feet. so there could be some slushy snow. the north winds are with us tomorrow morning, lows in the 20s and 30s. you need the winter jacket, hat and scarves and gloves. colder air arrives tomorrow, a freeze warning goes into effect. we'll detail it later. >>> abc 7 was in napa where workers were busy covering trees to protect them from frost. you can cover plants with a sheet to keep them warm or use christmas lights. at the hardware store it's insulation. >> the water freezes the pipe and bursts t

. >> and i am dion lim in for ama daetz. >> abc7 news reporter laura anthony has the story. >> reporter: this is what it looked like. >> i heard a popping and things exploding that is what woke me up. >> reporter: oakland firefighters were able to get the fire out quickly but soon discovered a body inside. >> a lot of combustibles inside and around a homeless encampment. >> i have been you know, crying this morning and telling everybody about it. >> reporter: he says the man who died is a long time resident. >> he is always cooking and always heating, he would bring it into his own home. we tried to talk to him about that. >> reporter: those who live here tell us dangerous fires are pretty common place. first time in a long time that somebody has died. this every campment under the 98 freeway. >> people can't live like this. boxes, those are in my opinion very dangerous. >> reporter: oakland police and fire investigators calling the incident an unexplained death. >>> investigators are looking into this man, he works as a counselor for the california school for the deaf in fremont. inves

. >> reporter: in franz, dion lim abc7 news. >>> jury found the man guilty today killing two sheriff's deputies. he vowed more violence. he said he is going to kill more cops. sacramento county sheriff praises the jury's decision. >> i am it will be the first step toward the long road toward justice. >> prosecutors will seek a death penalty. >> it is a rebuttal to an already released republican memo which claims fbi surveillance abuses in the investigation. could be released with certain revisions. now, it is important to note the fbi had the same concerns about the republican memo. nancy pelosi tweeted this move confirms that the hip chrissy is on full display. what does the president have to ride? >> abc news source says john kelly is willing to step down over his handling of the domestic abuse. >> reporter: president trump defended his top aide rob porter who resigned yesterday. president trump wished him well despite evidence of domestic violence including photos and a police report >> he said strongly yesterday that he is innocent. but we absolutely wish him well. >> reporter: the

. >> i'm dion lim. passengers were headed out for a bird watching crew when they hit ground. >> reporter: 41 passengers were on the ospy, it was booked saturday for bird watching. ten minutes after leaving the marina during low tide, the boat ran aground. >> the people picked themselves up and the boat started listing in one direction. >> very surprising. >> reporter: it took more than an hour and two small boats to rescue all the passengers. >> no one went into the water. they were able to move the small boats alongside the ferry and able to step from one vessel to the other. >> reporter: the crew members refused to leave the boat so they stayed on board. there were two minor injuries but that's not why sara is upset. >> upsetting we didn't get to see the birds. this was thep out to see these particular birds and i was excited about it. >> most passengers didn't panic at all. >> everyone was riled up but quickly we realized the water was only 7 feet deep so we were pretty safe. >> it was an adventure.

. >> and i am dion lim in for ama daetz. >> nancy pelosi took advantage to the magic minute rule. >> i am going to go on as my leadership minute allows. >> reporter: eight hours and 40 minutes. >> people would text me and say i would have gone to the bathroom by now and i texted back don't jinx her. >> reporter: president trump ended an obama era. >> when she was a child. >> reporter: fed up she began reading the stories of dreamers. allowing the leaders of both parties to make remarks as long as they want. she spoke to longer than any other leader before her. >> reporter: the eight-hour stunt may have been all for nougt. >> if you are in the minority in the house you don't have any leverage. the house is majority rule up and down the line. >> reporter: but on this day, pelosi made her point and set a record along the way. >> a day after elon musk celebrating sending a tesla roadster into space, a delay for customers waiting for their new model three. many people who put deposits done on new model threes have taken to twitter saying tesla might be delays. musk says quote if we can se

. >> i am dion lim in for ama daetz. >> reporter: prosecuted for dui and drug possession in redwood city. >> accused of driving drunk and killing edwin jackson and his uber driver. >> we believe at the hands of a drunk driver. >> reporter: he came from the united states illegally and racked up a criminal record the san mateo district attorney told abc7 news. drug possession charges and he was sentenced to drug treatment. reporting he was then deported twice in 2007 and 2009. it is not clear when he re-entered the country. a criminal defense attorney said what happens next is up to federal authorities. >> if they wanted to come in and grab him right now and deport him and send him back to guatemala, they can do that. >> reporter: president trump tweeted writing we must get the dems to get tough on the border and with ill-leigh immigration fast. a mexican immigrant who had been deported five times with charged in the shooting. and a jury acquitted him. >>> steve wynn has resigned of chairman of wynn resorts. departure comes after stepping down from financial chief of the republican nationa

. >> reporter: in franz, dion lim abc7 news. >>> jury found the man guilty today killing two sheriff'sties. he vowed more violence. he said he is going to kill more cops. sacramento county sheriff praises the jury's decision. >> i am certain it will be the first step toward the long road toward justice. >> prosecutors will seek a seeka penalty. >> it is a rebuttal to an already released republican memo which claims fbi surveillance abuses in the investigation. could be released with certain revisions. now, it is important to note the fbi had the same concerns about the republican memo. nancy pelosi tweeted this move confirms that the hip chrissy is on full display. what does the president have to ride? >> abc news source says john kelly is willing to step down over his handling of the of thee domestic abuse. >> reporter: president trump defended his top aide rob porter who resigned yesterday. president trump wished him well despite evidence of domestic violence including photos and a police report >> he said strongly yesterday that he is innocent. but we absolutely wish him >> reporter

. >> and i dion lim. >> and now you will hear first hand from passengers who tonight are very happy to be on the ground. >> tremendous bang and a depleted subtle vibration. >> that's how passengers described what happened when the right engine suddenly failed over the pacific. >> i thought we were going to die and hoped that my wkids kne that i loved them. >> it had to finish its flight to on one engine. >> they had us brace. >> the wide body jet landed safely while emergency crews waited on the runway. >> we had to wait for the fire crews. >> understandable emotions like anxiety and fear became feelings of relief and joy. >> everyone cheered and clapped and we were crying. >> when we were leaving the plane, they looked them straight in the eye and it was comforting and they were so brave. >> those of you with the abc7 news app were immediately alerted with this story. >>> this story developing right now, a fatal shooting at vallejo tonight. her nephew was shot near the vallejo federal building. gathering information about what happened and will issue a statement later. >>> lizzette cu

. >> and i dion lim. >> and now you will hear first hand from passengers who tonight are very happy ton the ground. >> tremendous bang and a depleted subtle vibration. >> that's how passengers described what happened when the right engine suddenly failed over the pacific. >> i thought we were going to die and hoped that my wkids kne that i loved them. >> it had to finish its flight to hawaii on one engine. >> they had us brace. >> the wide body jet landed safely while emergency crews waited on the runway. >> we had to wait for the fire crews. >> understandable emotions like anxiety and fear became feelings of relief and joy. >> everyone cheered and clapped and we were crying. >> when we were leaving the plane, they looked them straight in the eye and it was comforting and they were so brave. >> those of you with the abc7 news app were immediately alerted with this story. >>> this story developing right now, a fatal shooting at vallejo tonight. her nephew was shot near the the vallejo federal building. gathering information about what happened and will issue a statement later. >>> lizze

i'm dion lim. >> i'm dan ashley. the sell-off is continuing in asia. all the major stock indices japan to hong kong trading in red. >> all this comes after the dow lost 1,100 points today. the nasdaq down by 273. the s&p lost 113. abc news reporter elizabeth hur is in new york with more. >> reporter: a nerve-racking day for trade others wall street with the dow taking a nose dive, falling more than 1,500 points at one point before ending the day down 1175 points. that's the biggest point drop ever. the market meltdown happening at the same time president trump was celebrating the american economy and jobs in ohio. >> we've already created nearly 2.6 million jobs since the election, including more than 200,000 new jobs in manufacturing. >> reporter: but at this outing, no mention of the stock market from the president, who has repeatedly taken credit for the market's gains on its good days. >> the stock market is hitting one all-time record after another. the stock market is shattering one record after another. >> reporter: the dow is still up 21% compa

i'm eric thomas. >> and i'm dion lim. right away let's get to abc 7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian. what are you learning? >> reporter: oakland's mayor libby schaaf issued this warning late tonight stating multiple credible sources have told her i.c.e. could start operations within the next 24 hours. you may recall earlier this month homeland security raided 77 businesses in san francisco, san jose, and sacramento looking for illegal workers. agents demanded proof that employees were legally allowed to work in the united states. in her statement schaaf reiterated that oakland police would not participate in i.c.e. activities. she said, "we want residents to prepare, not panic. we understand i.c.e. has used activity rumors in the past as tactic to create fear. our intent is for our community to go about their daily lives without fear but resiliency and awareness. i know that oakland is a city of law-abiding immigrants and families who deserve willto live free from the constant threat of arrest and deportation." we did re

. >> i'm dion lim. >> >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"!oscar nominee allison janney, maisie williams, guillermo at nba all-star media day and music from kent jones, and now, check this out, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] hello, everyone, i'm jimmy, host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks to all of you for coming. we are back at it after a three-day weekend. [ applause ] hope you had a good, hope you had a

dion lim, abc7 news. >>> a tribute to one shooting victim is bringing many to tears. a canadian cartoonist drew a little girl leading aaron feis toward a large group of children, allegedly victim. the caption reads come on mr. fei we want to meet you. he iced his body to shield children. >>> we have a go fund me page link on our website, abc7news.com. >>> developing news this morning. san francisco police have a person of interest in custody following a deadly double shooting near golden gate park. it started last night with a shooting near the panhandle, and ended with a carjacking a couple of blocks away this. morning police located the stolen vehicle behind an rv on alameda street. police say they fired a shot while trying to get the person of interest to leave the rv but no one was hurt. abc7 news reporter katie utehs has more. >> reporter: a 28-year-old man is dead. and another man has life threatening gun shot wounds following a shooting in the panhandle of golden gate park. >> at this time, this is preliminary information. what we have is that there was some ty

abc7 news anchor dion lim spoke to him about the vigilante search and seizure. >> we name all of our vans, this is kathleen. >> reporter: when sharky rented out kathleen and it didn't come back on its due date. >> we knew something was up. i knew they used a fake id. i cannot report the vehicle stolen. >> reporter: for california law you can't report a rental lost or stolen until it's five days after past due. sharky documented his frustration on twitter which caught the eye of san francisco supervisor jane kim. >> i think there are changes to state law that can be done to better distinguish between imbezelment car theft and identity theft. >> reporter: in sheer luck, as sharky is going home from the dentist that day he sees the stolen van on sutter street in front of him. he called sfpd. and after being told their hand are tied decided to take matters into their own hand. >> followed him. >> reporter: they ended up at 17th and mission and finally reached the van one block over on valencia. >> that's when david and i hatched this plan we were going to go over there and bluff. >> repo

in san francisco, dion lim, abc7 news. >>> a tribute to one shooting victim is bringing many people to tears. a canadian cartoonist drew a little girl leading football coach aaron group saying come on, we want to meet you. he used his body to she would students. there is a go fund me page. you can add your support. we have a link on our website, webb. >>> the time now is 5:05. in developing news this morning, san francisco police are looking for a gunman who killed one and gravely injured another another golden gate park. it started with shooting near the panhandle and ended with a carjacking a couple of blocks away. abc 7 news reporter katie utehs has the details. >> reporter: a 20-yearold man is dead and another has life threatening gun shot wounds following a shooting in the pamgts of golden gate park. >> this is preliminary information. what we have is that there was some type of argument that ensued between group of people. >> reporter: police say the argument and shooting happened in the panhandle, the suspect ran north and carjacked a getaway vehicle. the stolen suv is a silver

. >> i'm dion lim. >> have a good night. you to >>> tv's number one daily viral video show, "right this minute." ♪ i have died every day waiting for you ♪ >> a bride sings the hit song "a thousand years." how her message hit the groom straight in the heart. >>> just out for a cruise. >> looking for another way down the slopes? >> i can do this. i can ride a bike. >> the smoothest ride all the way to the bottom. >> don't be laughing. i can't ride a bike. >>> she's a safari park beauty. this is rosa. why rosa just says no to ice. >>> and where is papa's phone hiding? >> i think it's in your back pant. >> it's not. >> do you hear it ringing? >> see why it take the whole family to finally solve the mystery. >> i'm dying to see where this phone is. >>> as if weddings weren't already emotional enough, this one is going to go way out there on the emotional scale. this is elizabeth and she's got a beautiful dress on, but she's got a much bigger surprise, not just for the guests but also for her husband-to-be scott. we hear "a thousa

. >> and i am dion lim. >> have a good night. >>> tv's number one daily viral video show, "right thisbe favorite curious pete goes all primitive jim at 14,gy0 feet. the workout takes more than guts. >> big old stones. >> that's a big old man. >>> he's drilling toward those sounds. >> coming from the new stairc e staircase. >> what it's going to take to finally get kitty out. ♪ >>> a warning about social media comments. ♪ the catchy tune to make you -- >> just stop reading them. >>> and dropping baby hints on grandparents who still have -- >> no clue at all. >> see how long until the clues finally add up. >> what is this? >> at this rate, the baby is going to be born. >>> dedicated for life, that's why he's got guns, that's why he's beaten cancer and why he's one of our favorite creators, glorious pete! he's back! he's working o ining on a show "the ultimate expedition" on youtube red. they take nine strangers and send them up a mountain, this reality show kind of stuff, but pete, even though he's at 14,000 feet right now at a base camp in the peruvian andes, elshe's not getting gain.

abc7 news anchor dion lim spoke to him about the vigilante search and seizure. >> we name our vans. >> reporter: when the owner rented the van out, and it didn't come back on its due date. >> we knew something was up. i learned 20 minutes after they left the lot that they used a fake i derek. i can't report it stolen. >> reporter: under california law you can't report it stolen or embezzleled until it's five days past due. meaning there was nothing he could do. he vented his frustration on twitter which caught the eye of san francisco supervisor jane kim. >> i think there are some changes primarily to state law that can be done to better distinguish between embezzlelment car left and also identity left. >> reporter: in a stroke of luck as sharky is going home from the dentist that day he see as stolen van along sutter street in front of him. at that point he says he called sfpd and after being told their hand are tied decide odd the take matters into his own hand. >> we tracked them and followed them three hours. >> he chased the van down van necessary, west on hayes treat, turning on

. >> and i'm dion lim. a de anza college student is sharing his story with us tonight after being attacked on the cupertino campus. >> the student is transgender, and police are calling this a hate crime. >> abc 7 news reporter katie utehs has the story you'll see only on 7. >> and the second i hit the top stair he had come down and was just facing me. i had zero chance to protect myself. and the second he saw me he screamed [ bleep ] and just punched me straight in the face. and i was knocked out cold. >> reporter: this sketch is what de anza college student d.j. smith says the attacker looks like. smith went straight to police after waking up on the steps of the flint center garage. >> because what was said, we are considering this a hate crime. >> the attack happened late in the evening on january 26th. the week previous to that smith says he was hit from behind in the same garage. >> classes are offered late. so during the week it's not uncommon to have students here between 10:00, 11:00 at night, but w

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dion lim is on assignment. the celebration in philadelphia has gotten a bit chaotic, fans flooding the streets. tonight we've seen a car turned on its side, a bonfire in the middle of the street. people jumping and standing on moving police cars. so far no arrests reported. the folks there celebrated because their beloved eagles beat the heavily favored patriots 41-33 to win their first ever super bowl. here's more from the big game. >> reporter: after two weeks of hype and fanfare. >> eagles! >> reporter: the patriots and eagles finally doing battle in super bowl lii. fans braving bitter cold temperatures entering u.s. bank stadium under a massive security presence. there were demonstrations outside the stadium which temporarily shut down the city's light rail lines. inside u.s. bank stadium, a crowd of nearly 70,000 appearing to favor the eagles over the patriots. ♪ oh, say can you see ♪ >> reporter: pink performing the national anthem despite battling the flu and the flag unfurled. justin timberlake paying t

i'm dion lim in for kristin sze. >> we appreciate your time. >> the next newscast is always on abc 7 news.com. >>> tonight, several developing stories. the dow plunging. dropping more than 1,500 points for a time, then closing down 1,100 points. the biggest point-drop ever. what's behind it? >>> also breaking, why the president is calling some democrats treasonous. and late today, the house intelligence committee debating whether to vote to release the democratic rebuttal to that secret memo pushed by the president. and tonight, we ask the president, will you sign off on this memo, too? >>> the deadly flu. tonight, 53 pediatric deaths now blamed on the virus. two cases in new york city. an 8-year-old girl among them. and if you've already had the flu, should you still get a flu shot? >>> the deadly amtrak crash, colliding with a freight train. two killed, more than 100 hurt. how was the switch set in the wrong position? and what we just learned about the engineer. >>> the winter storm.

. >> and i'm dion lim. even here in the bay area could see snow later tonight. let's take a live look now from our mount tamme cam where you can see there. you can't see the cold. you can see it shaking around in the wind, though. let's get a check now with meteorologist drew tuma for the latest on our frigid forecast. >> yeah, we're tracking temperatures that continue to drop. the winds continue to crank. it just continues to bring the colder air in from canada. right now wind, you can see gusting to 33 miles per hour at sfo, 17 san carlos, 30 that current gust in san jose. livermore current wind gust of 25 miles per hour. as this cold front moves through, live doppler 7 showing you we have some showers along the coast that may try and touch off a sprinkle and even a snow flake in the santa cruz mountains. it's for that fact a winter weather advisory goes into effect at midnight tonight whereas much as 2 to 4 inches of snow is possible at a thousand feet. delays are possible on state route 9, 17 and 35. what to expect those north winds continue, lows will drop

i'm dion lim. >> i'm eric thomas. a move by san francisco neighbors to take matters into their own hands. > they say they'll no longer tolerate a surge in the property crimes. police say last year between january and november, thieves broke into some 28,000 cars, up 26% over the same period in 2016. >> and supervisor katherine stefani says there are about 85 car break-ins each day in san francisco. abc 7 news reporter alisa harrington is live there tonight, a story you'll see only on abc 7 news. >> reporter: i'm at the tiled steps, one of san francisco's landmarks that attracts tourists and unfortunately criminals who take advantage of those people who leave pricey items in their cars while climbing to the top. at a community meeting this morning one assembly member asked the public to remain vigilant while legislators continue to push laws with stiffer penalties. at the base of the piled steps in the inner richmond are signs warning about car break-ins. the city didn't post these, these are homemade, the work of resi

i'm dion lim on abc 7 news at 6:00, see how students spent the day in santa rosa. >>> the first steps in san jose to bring california's high-speed rail through the bay area. and do the crosswalk buttons in your community actually do anything? 7 on your side's michael finney investigates with some surprising results. it's all coming up in half an hour at 6:00. >>> thanks. we'll see you then. an elevator malfunction almost ruined a bride's big fortunately for her, firefighters came to her rescue. >> everyone waited for her at the reception. >> one of her bridesmaids came up to me and whispered in my ear, don't be alarmed but melissa is stuck in the elevator. >> i've never seen anything like this. >> firefighters worked to determine how she could get out without ruining her dress. >> prepared to get her honeymoon clothes, get it down to her. >> a technician came and got the elevator back up. melissa was back on solid ground and everybody was so happy. [ cheering ] >> melissa says she's glad she got unstuck and things were unfortunate, she celebrates the fact she has a good story to tell.

. >> you may >>> i'm dion lim.c 7 news at 6:00 -- >> i just heard a popping and things exploding. that's what woke me up. >> tragedy strikes an east bay homeless encampment. tonight the common problem that cost one man his life. >>> also qualifying for credit can be tough for young people, but 7 on your side's michael finney shows us why that's beginning to change. >>> and you've probably heard it, but there is some confusion over how to pronounce the host city for the winter olympics. we'll set the record straight. it's all coming up on abc 7 news at 6:00. dan and kristen. >> yes, we will. all right, thank you. >>> finally tonight, barack and michelle obama re-emerged on the public stage in washington today but not for politics. >> the former first couple's official portraits were unveiled at smithsonian's national portrait gallery. so what do you think? >> share your opinion right now at absencc7news.com/vote. we have the latest polling. mr. obama's initial reaction was that's pretty sharp and he complimented the

. >> and i am dion lim in for ama daetz. >> police identifying her and her alleged attackers. parents releasing this photo of their daughter. >> early monday morning she was found bleeding and crawling along tesla road. she made a dying declaration describing her attackers before she succumbed. >> allowing us to get to modesto to be able to execute a search warrant at the house. >> modesto is where deputies arrested both suspects. daniel gross and leonardo. >> a sniper was on top of our tree house. >> reporter: nine-year-old jaden silva said a s.w.a.t. time used his tree house as a viewing platform to peer into the backyard next door. >> we were just scared because we saw a lot of guns and we were scared that they were going to shoot or something. >> they said get out with your hands up. and we know that you are there. >> reporter: jaden's grandmother was there as officers swarmed in. >> they arrested a lady lady pregnant. >> reporter: leonardo. gos engaged to this man, daniel gross. gross is 19-years old. arresting gross in connection with the murder of lizzette cuesta. neigh

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. >> good evening, and thanks for joining us, i am dion lim in for amy daetz. >> and i am dan ashley. it is official aaron perrey. >> putting the recall measure on the ballot. >> janine de la vega was there. >> reporter: cheers of victory among these group of women. >> nearly 95,000 voters signed the petition and clear that the voters of this county have lost confidence in his ability to be fair. >> reporter: the sentence made national headlines and sparked outrage. many women urged the santa clara county of board of supervisors. >> you are darn right, i am angry. >> reporter: the board voted to put the recall on the ballot. retired judge says this will influence judges in regard to what sentences they impose. >> judges are not going to be willing to exercise their discretion to be lenient for fear of being recalled. this is terrible on so many levels. >> reporter: saying she would have imposed the same six months sentence. >> that is a lawful sentence absolutely appropriate given the facts of the case. the recl campaign has distorted that and made it all about me too and it is not at

>> and i am dion lim. the department of justice. >> that was supposed to be the job of the u.s. department of justice in washington until president trump decided to stop community policing. >> reporter: you know, it was the san francisco police department that told the department of justice in washington you know, if you don't want to help us anymore, we will look to california for guidance. now this is the first agreement of its kind between a police department and a state attorney general. in the past few years, san francisco has seen a series of officer involved shootings. when mario woods was shot more than 20 times by having to make changes to the use of force policy. what followed was a review 2016 by a department of review. today half of the recommendations have been implemented or close to being approved. >> use of force has dropped 18% in 2017. we hope the trend continues and expects it to continue. >> reporter: citizen complaint dropped 9%. >> we stopped getting complacent and we got serious. >> reporter: last year president trump decided to scale back the program. tha

. >> i am dion lim. thanks so much for watching.erful evening. >> this is going to be a strong, slow moving soaker. >> taking the flash flood warning up here seriously. >> let's get to our storm. a level 3 on our storm impact scale. >> live doppler 7 this is our storm system ♪ this is "jeopardy!" here are today's contestants -- a pilot from brighton, colorado... a medical transcriptionist from hoosick falls, new york... and our returning champion -- an escalation manager from edina, minnesota... whose 3-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. our returning champion, rob. i love that you always put a smiley face when you write your name on the screen. he had a big win on friday last. florence and kate, you should be hoping for the same kind of thing happening to you today. good luck to all of you. here we go. the jeopardy! round and these categories now in play... hmm. followed by... four letters in quotation marks. you know what that means

. >> and i am dion lim, for spencer and larry and all of ♪ when seeds we sow ♪ give free their fruitnds below ♪ as thank you for ♪ the chance to grow pick your free yogurt at chobani.com ♪ this is "jeopardy!" please welcome today's contestants -- a physician from millington, new jersey... an editor from chicago, illinois... and our returning champion -- a librarian from cleveland, ohio... whose 1-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thank you, johnny. welcome, everyone. many of you have wondered about what the contestants and i talk about at the end of every program. well, at the end of yesterday's program, we were talking about the dismal start that all three players had experienced. and as a matter of fact, i mentioned that maryann, at one point, was in the lead, and she was $200 in the red. [ laughter ] let's hope that today plays out differently with amy and paul. good luck. here we go. categories, please... ah. "x" coming up in each correct response. followed by... maryann. i'll start with "x" in the city for

. >> good evening, and thanks for joining us, i am dion lim in for amy daetz. >> and i am dan ashley. it is official aaron >> putting the recall measure on the ballot. >> janine de la vega was there. >> reporter: cheers of victory among these group of women. >> nearly 95,000 voters signed the petition and clear that the voters of this county have lost confidence in his ability to fair. >> reporter: the sentence made national headlines and sparked outrage. many women urged the santa clara county of board of supervisors. >> you are darn right, i am angry. >> reporter: the board voted to put the recall on the bal retired judge says this will influence judges in regard to what sentences they impose. >> judges are not going to be willing to exercise their discretion to be lenient for fear of being recalled. this is terrible on so many levels. >> reporter: saying she would have imposed the same six months sentence. >> that is a lawful sentence absolutely appropriate given the facts of the case. the recall campaign has distorted that and made it all about me too and it is not at all. >> repo

. >> and i am dion lim. we started seeing weather we don't usually get in the bay area.. it didn't stay solid for very long. >> in berkeley, they saw hail. it pelted this back jarred deck for several minutes. >> a child was able to mash them together into a chunk of ice with all of the hail he could get. kind of a snowball, right? >> kind of. the viewer who shot this video said he saw a mix of hail and snow. >> less than two hours ago thrk is a time lapse of falling hail. >> let's get a check with spencer christian. >> it didn't last long. but it did happen. we are not seeing much at all in the way of moisture showing up there. just little small patches of green. and this is what happened over the last few hours. the system did produce isolated hailstones. freezing rain, even snow. all of that did happen over the period of about two hours or so. what is coming behind it is frigid air. a freeze warning