in vallejo, eric thomas, abc 7 news. >>> and pennsylvania pennsylvania murphys just issued a statement to abc 7 news which reads the healthy and safety of customers is high priority and we strive to take every precaution to ensure the products meet strict safety and quality standards. immediately upon hearing the announcement by the cdc on april 13th out of abundance of caution we directed our system to remove product from our stores and inventory. unfortunately we can't comment on any pending legal matters. >>> president trump took another shot at oakland mayor libby schaff during a summit with several california leaders who oppose the state sanctuary policies process. the president urged jeff sessions to investigate oakland mayor libby schaff for strikeouting justice for alerting her community about looming immigration raids. one california leertd at the event says the problem of illegal immigration is the result of pliks not humanitarian concerns. >> our people are the ones hurting. sacramento is because they lost an election for god sakes get

good evening, i'm eric thomas. >> and i'm dion lim. the high winds a problem across the bay area. let's get a live report from pacifica. >> here at the pier it is cold but the wind died down a little bit even though my hair is telling a different story. it is causing the lamp post behind me to shake. the waves are fierce tonight and crashing over the railing at times. and at chrissy field it wasn't a typical day at the beach for most. the wind hard to the tourists from atlanta not enjoying the bike work out. >> we had to stop a little minute and catch a breath. >> and the sun is confusing, it is warm or cold? >> for those in the water, a different story. >> it is fun when it gets windy. you are able to do these big lofty jumps. >> boarders and wind surfers, crowded the day. surfers knew it would be hit or miss. >> the wind jumped up. >> the driving wind did cause some serious problems in other parts of the bay area. in vallejo caused damage to three others. >> my window shattered, my blinds burnt. water, glass everywhere. i was really scared. >> reporter: and in campbell, wind kno

ends monday. >>> good evening i'm eric thomas. area man says he's lucky to be alive tonight after what he calls a software glitch to cause the model to go hay ware in the tesla model three. tesla is insisting the company's not to game because t no available in much of europe yet. >>> east bay water slide is opening this holiday weekend, the same water slide that left a 10-year-old boy injured after he hydro planed off of it last memorial day weekend. the plunge slide and an adjacent slide which were also closerd now safe. >>> facing elimination, the golden state warriors hung on to beat the houston tonight. the splash brothers steph curry and clay thomas son cliented the seven 3-pointers. a 113-86 one. >>> a surprise meeting between the north and south korea coming days after president trump cancelled an upcoming june summit with north korea. new high level talks next month. abc reporter bob woodruff bring us up to date. >> reporter: it's the face-to-face meeting no one saw coming. south korea's president walking across a militari

i'm eric thomas. thanks for joining us. >> it is intense and shows just how chaotic things were the night the fires erupted. kate larsson has the story. >> terrifying body cam footage obtained by the bay area news group shows police officers running door to door pleading with people to evacuate. >> no, just get in. we don't have time for shoes. >> reporter: the signs from the video more telling than the visual. the footage serves as a lesson for those confronted with wildfires in the future. >> what's your plan? >> stand here with a whole. >> reporter: this clip shows police advising a cupel to leave their home in coffey park. >> you're putting people in danger. the fire is coming at us. >> it's huge. : we need to get you out of here. >> everything we've owned. >> reporter: nancy visited the empty lot where the home burned. she's looking for one of the cats who she believes survived the fire. nancy and her husband survived because they evacuated what they believe was minutes before the fire started. >

i'm eric thomas. >> and i'm dion lim. that lava is burning trees and bubbling up from new vents in the ground tonight. right now eruptions are blasting lava into the leilani estates subdivision. >> at least eight volcanic vents have opened in the neighborhood, spewing lava and gas. since kilauea's eruption on thursday, several quakes have jolted the island including a 6.9 magnitude quake yesterday afternoon. >> more than 1,700 people remain evacuated from big island communities. abc7 news reporter brian clark has the latest developments. >> reporter: residents on the southern part of the big island of hawaii are facing lava, strong earthquakes, and toxic gas from the kilauea volcano. >> we're now up to fissure number eight. the bottom line is that we've got additional outbreaks of lava. >> reporter: new vents developed and are spurting lava into neighborhoods. 1,800 people forced to evacuate. >> the police came down our driveway and just said we had to get out. >> reporter: several homes have already been destroyed. >> it

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i'm ama daetz. >>> i'm eric thomas.e next newscast at 6:00. >>> tonight, dangerous weather and millions in the path. the state of emergency. a wall of water slamming into a downtown. many residents with little warning. plus, the search for a national guardsman swept away as he was trying to help. >>> also tonight, alberto strikes. the storm making landfall moments ago. heavy rain, high winds and dangerous surf. rob marciano standing by in the storm zone. >>> excessive force? the young woman arrested on the jersey shore, wrestled to the ground by police. one officer caught on camera punching her in the head. tonight, questions about that officer's training. >>> incredible rescue. a real-life spider-man springing into action, scaling a building

abc 7 news anchor eric thomas is live at the jail to explain why. eric. >> reporter: well, dan and in california prosecutors have 48 hours to file charges against a suspect. after he or she is arrested. and the d.a. office says at this point they don't have enough evidence that is why dang tran will be let out of the jail later on tonight. it is also why prosecutors have ordered the chp to continue their investigation. 21-year-old dang tran was booked into santa rita jail accused of driving too fast and under the influence of marijuana when he caused this crash on 880 near stephenson boulevard. a family consisting of a man woman and six daughters were in the suv that rolled over several times. 39-year-old knowle johnson, 14-year-old kristy limb as and her sister brook were killed. they were heddell hole to manteca offer celebrating another birthday in the bay area. tran's family show up yesterday for his arraignment which was postponed to today. but this afternoon word came down from the d.a. office that official charges wouldn't be filed and tran wo

. >> i'm eric thomas in for dan ashley. roseanne fired off many tweets late tonight. she told her followers not to blame abc. roseanne also blamed ambien for her remarks. >> and in this tweet she said "don't feel sorry for me, guys. i just want to apologize to the hundreds of people and wonderful writers, all liberal, and talented actors who lost their jobs on my show due to my stupid tweet." >> abc news reporter dania bacchus has the latest developments. >> reporter: roseanne barr is known for using comedy on her rebooted show to highlight hot-button topics. >> i'm telling you, this is what people from iraq and talibanistan do. >> reporter: but a recent tweet from the star was considered no laughing matter. abc is canceling its hit show after barr posted on twitter "muslim brotherhood and planet of the apes had a baby equals vj." referring to valerie jarrett, an african-american woman and long-standing senior adviser to former president barack obama. jarrett responding to the controversy on msnbc. >> i think we have to turn it into a teaching moment. i'm fine. >> rep

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abc 7 news anchor eric thomas has our story. >> the old protest signs have been here a few years now. but richard perez had a new sense of accomplishment today as he open the family's recycling business. >> it's about the truth. and justice. >> that's been a pursuit for the perez family hawaiians since his 24-year-old son named richard was killed in an officer involved shooting. the surveillance video is traffic. pety had been drink on september 14th 2014 and stopped by the liquor stores where surveillance stores caught him clowning around. outside he ran into a richmond police officer who stopped hip for being sboktd. a few minutes later he stumbled back into the store dieing with three police bullets in him. >> at that point, the cop fabricated oh story about my son reaching for his second. >> a investigates by the police and the d.a. cleared the offers of any wrong do. >> attorney dave brown heads the nine member civilian police review commission that officer jensen used unnecessary force as opposed to police and prosecutors who are trying to determine whether a crime was committed

i'm eric thomas. >> i'm alma daetz. for larry, grdrew, all of us. jimmy kimmel next. >> good night. >>> tv's number one daily rifle is video show "right this minute." >> hello. >> it's a joyous day for a young girl whose last two.5 years. >> has been spent in endless chemo therapy treatment. >> ava finally rings that bell. what a great gig if you got the gut, go up to these super fans spent months touring the best of hawaii. it's a good thing these guys have top, leathery mouths. >> the surprising food connection between camels and cactus. and all those parents happy that school is ending. >> oh. >> how this mom found her own way of coping. >> i came from school there morning, there was only six cars there. i do not care. have a good day, son. >> she done dropped him off and lef left. >> walking down this hallway has taken two.5 years. you see little ava here with her family walking down, for a cheering side on the other side of the hallway. >> she's a little shy there. >> she's acting a little shy. she is happy along with her family. they're at joh

abc 7 news anchor eric thomas show us why it's hard to find a brand of ep i pen. >> 5, four, three. >> getting this practice firgs of the ep neveren injector is not the issue the one sold by milen. >> how much let they are regularing how much you can have and dependence. >> they occur the hormone hormoe adrenalin they can prevent a life threatening reaction to bee sting shell fish or nuts. >> the patient has a life threatening reaction to allergans. they give hives. >> the the drug miker milen is experiencing delays from the manufacturer that supplies them. >> the problem is severe enough that the fda put the pens on the list of drugs that may experience shortages. the agency said it received reports of intermittent supply constraints. milen also released a statement saying there may abspot short annual but product is available and milan is continuing to receive supply from the manufacturing partner. the good news is there are other options. this doctor tells his patients that in a pinch they can do it the old fashioned way, a hypodeterminic needle and a bottle of the medicine. >> you

in emeryville, eric thomas, abc 7 news. >>> the next step for some refugees of the north bay wildfires. >> moving each of the homes could cost between $20 and $30,000. >> plus the long community, the tiny tow setting a -- the town setting a bit of a railroaded. stay with us. >>> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. the warming trend is under way. you know if it lasses. >> and the car knows more about you than you think. and a lot of people want that data. >> stay with to california schoolsd, need big change. marshall tuck is the only candidate for state superintendent who's done it before. less bureaucracy, more classroom funding. marshall tuck for state superintendent. marshall tuck. enchts there may be new hope for embattled residents of santa rosa's journey's end mobile home park. it's a plan to move them to the sonoma fair grounds. win friedman explains who is behind the prem and how much it costs. >> once you get on the bid. >> it's a mutual km tags. one manned and the 80-pound black lab living in a fichgt wheel. buttis a fire storm survivor from the mobile home park. >> being in limb

eric thomas, abc7 news. >>> that's great. we otter get a look at the forecast. i beat you to it. >> you did. if it is not one thing, it's an otter. overnight, it will be little cooler than previous nights this week. upper 40s in the north bay. could see spotty drizzle. high clouds will linger. tomorrow evening game one of the nba finals, 6:00 p.m. game time. at 5 p.m. partly cloudy and cool. and still, the acc seven-day forecast. going to start warming up on friday. and heat will be sizzling in our inland areas. temperatures will moderate early next week. >> thank you. >> i want to be supports director tomorrow because somebody gets to be ring side. >> ring side? the intensity is going to be otter this world. >> oh, man. >> iguodala missed the last four games of the rocket series. are we going to see andre at all in the finals. an i'm jeff bleich. preventing violence has long been my cause. in the face of senseless violence, we need hope. after columbine, i led president clinton's youth violence commission. i joined joe biden to reduce domestic violence, helping

i'm eric thomas. dion lim has the night off. kate larsen spent day at the crash scene and spoke to witnesses. >> may day, may day, we have a plane down at petaluma. we need emergency services. we just lost him. >> reporter: urgent calls for help after a small plane fell from the sky a half a mile from the petaluma airport. >> we all looked at each other in the eye and it was like, that doesn't sound right. >> jim king was golfing at the course next to the airport when the plane went down around 4:00. he and his friends are used to seeing planes take off from the airport and knew immediately something was wrong. >> it was like it stalled completely and stalled down. >> i played with a couple firefighters and they rushed over. i didn't go over and they came back and said, they're dead. >> reporter: a man and a woman were on board that plane and unfortunately both of them did tie. investigators here on scene tell me the aircraft was an amateur built custom manufactured plane that had been in service for quite some time. >> at this

here's eric thomas. >> taking a knee in protest started with colin kaepernick in the 2016 season. and his old team was the one that decided to abstain from voting on the new policy. >> i think there's so much more to it than a player standing or a team employee standing. we wanted to take a broader approach. >> kaepernick and his supporters say they knelt to take a stand against social inequality. many fans and some owners disagreed. they call the protest an insult to the flag and veterans of the armed forces. no amount of die nialls from players would change their minds. >> having this out there as a debate i think is very healthy, but putting it as an overview that you have to do this on behalf of the league to show your patriotism seems to be a questionable decision. >> under the new policy, any player that comes out on to the field during the national anthem must stand. otherwise, the team will be fined. players have the option of staying in the locker room instead. one team, the new york jets is already rebelling. their chairman says if players want to kneel, the team will pa

thank you for your time i'm eric thomas. >>> and dion lim.nd we live you with an inside look at the warrior's big game tonight. >>> tonight, state of emergency. the growing rainmaker gathering strength in the gulf. alberto picking up speed. millions bracing for a memorial day washout. plus, the rising rip current dangers at the beaches. >>> killed at the border. a 20-year-old woman from guatemala, shot and killed by a u.s. border patrol agent.ngers investigating. why the agency says their agent >>> ranggi to fire the flames seen for miles, shutting down a nearby bridge. a four-story tower of scrap wood igniting. >>> surprise meeting. kim jong-un and south korea's president embracing at the dmz. could this moment save the u.s. summit? >>> american freed. the utah man and his wife jailed for two years in venezuela,

. >> and i am eric thomas. >> little was kicked out of the convention this weekend. cornell barnard is live with this story. >> reporter: reaction comes along and sees the opportunity and only needs a few thousand votes. >> reporter: isn't surprised by little's strong showing. >> mr. little cannot win here in california. but what he can do is use the number two position for a platform to raise his anti-semitic profile. >> reporter: patrick little did not respond to our request for an interview. >> with the election now a month away, state republicans also facing friction from within. john cox received 55% of the vote short of the 60% required.. it is similar to the outcome from the state democratic convention last february. democrats also failed to give senator opponent an endorsement. >>> attorney general jeff sessions expected to visit the san diego border tomorrow. discussing immigration enforcement action. the immigration and custom enforce amount deputy also joining him. president donald trump was there in march to survey border wall prototypes. >>> police in sa

eric thomas has the story. >> reporter: this surveillance video shows the last few moments of life for 24-year-old richard pete i perez inside a liquor store in september of 2014. just a few minutes from now, he will be shot to death by a richmond police officer who claims perez was trying to wrestle his gun away. >> they slandered my son's name and they -- they're slandering themselves with all the deception in the cover-up a stuff. >> the recycling business shows how they feel about the shooting. >> it's about truth and justice. >> they agreed in a 7 to 1 vote that excessive force was used. >> they found no wrongdoing at internal affairs. >> i saw what i saw. >> attorney david brown heads up the commission. here's what they saw from the liquor store where perez died. >> a warning it's very graphic. >> they stopped by after a night of drinking. but the clerk refused to sell them more alcohol. >> wallace jenkins tried to arrest him for being intoxicated. jensen said he fired at him after -- a dying perez stumbled back into the store. that's not the way the commission saw it. >> i saw a

. >> i'm eric thomas skpnchs and i'm dion lim. that moment that captured hearts around the world. mol molly hunter joins us in england. >> in the buzz of love. >> good evening, we are outside of windsor castle. so many moment that is made you love the couple more and the celebrations are still going. >> she took our breath away for the second time. stunning in a stella mccarthy evening dress and a silver blue jaguar. a reception for about 200 people at fog more house and tense of thousands took part of the celebration earlier and got a glimpse of her first out fit of the day. the givenchy wedding dress. >> i had tears when she first entering the church. >> so did harry whispering to his bride, you are amazing. i am so lucky. >> shaking up tradition at the chap. >> imagine in this world when love is when unselfish unselfish sacrificial redemption -- ♪ standby me >> i harry, take you meghan to be my wife. >> i meghan take you harry to be my husband. >> and her mother doria. and singing this little light of mine and that fairytale that everybody else waited for all day. >> and after

eric thomas, abc 7 news. >>> still ahead, see how strong the force is with these kids.ldren's hospital. but first as we head to break, you see the cloud cover out there from our emeryville camera this morning. lisa argen will have the full accuweather forecast. make ross your destination for savings. if you're looking for an incredible selection of the brands you love, this season's newest trends ♪ you gotta go to ross you pay at department because antonio villaraigosa millions got it done.healthcare he defended women's healthcare, banned military-style assault weapons, banned workplace discrimination, and more. antonio for governor. ♪ for the latest styles where you'll spend less. ♪ spring dress. ♪ ♪ you gotta go to ross. if you want to save big on dresses for every occasion, you gotta go to ross. >>> it is free comic book day. the annual event is the first saturday in may. it was founded on the belief that for every person out there, there is a comic book they will love. major publishers put out free comic books for the day. more than 2300 comic shops take part and so

only on abc 7 news and eric thomas has the story. >> because the imagery related to that. >> ty has a lot of home schooling to catch up on after being out of extwo weeks wrestling with the painful symptoms of e. coli nnks. >> i felt like i was about to die. it was horrible. >> the story begins on sunday last month when the hunter family came to this pennsylvania pennsylvania murphy in american canyon to pick up pizza and salad to take home for lunch. the family believes it came from the salads containing roe main lettuce. by thursday she woke up with cramps and diarrhea on friday sod so do her older sister andpy saturday the 3-year-old was also complaining. >> mommy leave me alone i don't feel good leave me alone the hunter legal time provided the pictures of the little girl. the toddler came down with a life threatening illness link to e. coli. >> the kidney functions were dropping and hemoglogin started dropping. >> the syndrome damaged kidneys and red blood cells and still requires monitoring. >> as hshl as it is what this family has gone through it could have been worse. there is

eric thomas has the story. >> reporter: this surveillance video shows the last few moments of life forld richard pete i perez inside a liquor store in september of 2014. ju a few minutes from now, he will be shot to death by a richmond police officer who claims perez was trying to wrestle his gun away. >> they slandered my son's name and they -- they're slandering themselves with all the deception in the cover-up and stuff. >> the recycling business shows how they feel about the shooting. >> it's about truth and justice. >> they agreed in a 7 to 1 vote that excessive force was used. >> they found no wrongdoing at internal affairs. >> i saw what i saw. >> attorney david brown heads up the commission. here's what they saw from the liquor store where perez died. >> a warning it's very graphic. >> they stopped by after a night of drinking. but the clerk refused to sell them more alcohol. >> wallace jenkins tried to arrest him for being intoxicated. jensen said he fired at him after -- a dying perez stumbled back into the store. that's not the way the commission saw it. >> i saw a fair amou

eric thomas, abc 7 news. >>> still ahead, see how strong the force is with these kids.enioff children's hospital. it is 6:37. beer tawe're taking a look outside. you can see the flag flapping around a bit with the breeze. we'll see when the cloud cover will l >>> welcome back. happening today, it is free comic book day. the annual event is the first saturday in may. it was founded on the belief that for every person out there, there is a comic book they will love. major publishers put out free comic books for the day. more than 2300 comic shops take part and some stores here in the area will have special events to celebrate the day. always a good time to head out and share their love for comic books with each other as well. >> sure, why not. and this morning we're waking up to some clouds, but it is actually kind of mild out there as we look outside, walnut creek, temperatures are in the fifrtsz f 50s for you. we will be looking at the cloud cover throughout much of the afternoon. so a weak weather system to the north of us influencing our weather this weekend, cooling

. >> i'm eric thomas. all schools in santa fe, texas, will be closed through tuesday as people continue to mourn. >> 13 others wounded including a school police officer who remains in stable but critical condition. abc news reporter elizabeth her. >> reporter: tisdale and perkins along with eight students. chris stone, kimberly lawn, shauna fisher, and exchange student from pakistan with angelique ramirez. >> angelique, she was a very funny person. she was very loved. >> reporter: 13 others still recovering from injuries including school police officers john barnes from gunshot wounds. the alleged shooter, 17-year-old dimitrios is behind bars charged with capital murder. >> he is in a place where i'm not sure what he understands. >> reporter: lawyers for the suspect telling abc news the shotgun and pistol police say he used in the shooting were locked in a gun cabinet and parents had no idea of the son's alleged plan. >> they didn't know or expect and they surely couldn't have predicted. >> reporter: while

i'm eric thomas. >> and i'm dion lim. right now that wind isn't really powerful, but it is causing some problems. chp told us the winds are very high so make sure to take extra care driving tonight. >> police blame a tree that came down this afternoon. it has since been cleared. >> meantime firefighters blame the wind for making it difficult to control a fire in vallejo. no one was hurt. the red cross is assisting the displaced residents. san francisco bay today.s the for more let's head over now to meteorologist drew tuma. >> right now the strongest winds we have are running through the delta at this hour. so wind, they're gusting to about 22 miles per hour right now in napa. wind gusts at 25 in fairfield. and at time to time we have seen similar winds around the region. so those winds ushering much cooler air. 13 degrees cooler in fairfield, 24 degrees cooler in santa rosa. tomorrow morning future tracker wind showing you pretty calm but those winds are expected to turn breezy once again tomorrow afternoon, and they wil

thank you for joining us i'm eric thomas. >> and i'm dion lim. thanks to a competition happening now. this weekend host to the iron man tryathlon. or nel bernard live from santa rosa. >> hi. we are seeing a first wave of competitors crossing the finish line a block from where we are. talk about endurance, wow. business owners say they have endured a lot too. this weekend downtown restaurants and stores are packed and people money. >> reporter: completed a bike ride after a swim and then a marathon run. katey from arizona here supporting her fiance, tim. >> if someone has to do it, you have to go after t. some people want to challenge themselves. >> it is wonderful for san to rosa. iron man is more than a race, it is a lifesaver. after a tough seven months. >> it was frightening and quite for a few months and it has been a struggle. >> not today, she was serving a full house of hungry and thirsty customers. the city predicts that iron man can generate $13 million for the region. >> spending money now is say the first donations coming in during the

eric thomas explains why prosecutors had to let him go. >> reporter: the 48-hour window to charge 21-year-old dang tran expires tonight, and prosecutors say at this point they don't have enough evidence to charge him. in a statement today, the alameda county d.a.'s office said, quote, the investigation in this matter is ongoing and the d.a.'s office requires additional information as well as investigation prior to making a charging decision. tran was booked into the santa rita jail tuesday, accused of driving too fast and under the influence of marijuana when he caused this crash on 880 near stevenson boulevard. a family consisting of a man, woman, and their six daughters were in this suv that rolled over several times. 39-year-old noelle johnson, 14-year-old christey limas and her 9-year-old sister, brooke, were killed. the family was heading home after celebrating another daughter's fourth birthday in the bay area. tran's family showed up at the courthouse yesterday for his arraignment, which was postponed until today. this afternoon word came down from the d.a.'s office that offici

eric thomas explains why prosecutors had to let him go. >> reporter: the 48-hour window to charge 21-year-old dang tran expires tonight, and prosecutors say at this point they don't have enough evidence to charge him. in a statement today, the alameda county d.a.'s office said, quote, the investigation in this matter is ongoing and the d.a.'s office requires additional information as well as investigation prior to making a charging decision. tran was booked into the santa rita jail tuesday, accused of driving too fast and under the influence of marijuana when he caused this crash on 880 near stevenson boulevard. a family consisting of a man, woman, and their six daughters were in this suv that rolled over several times. 39-year-old noelle johnson, 14-year-old christey limas and her 9-year-old sister, brooke, were killed. the family was heading home after celebrating another daughter's fourth birthday in the bay area. tran's family showed up at the courthouse yesterday for his arraignment, which was postponed until today. this afternoon word came down from the d.a.'s office that offici

. >> i am eric thomas.ernoon commuters stunned to see two motorized scooters on the bridge. >> the chp isn't amused. >> reporter: bay bridge is meant for cars and trucks and not these guys. two young men riding their motorized scooters. snarling thursday's afternoon commute. that driver wants to stay anonymous. he expected them to make a right on to harrison but they kept going onto the bay bridge. >> smile for the camera, man. >> reporter: this pair seemed to be having a blast. >> it seems like they didn't care. they didn't have a care in the world. having a good time. >> reporter: officers never found them. we showed the video to officer williams and he says it is thehehe first. >> completely illegally. >> reporter: freeway signs warn pedestrian and motor driven cycles to stay away. two riding scooters from lime. this week's san francisco issued an ultimatum to scooter companies to remove them by june 4th. drivers keep an eye for these two, they might be back cornell barnard. >>> driver of a van stabbed o

here is abc 7 news anchor eric thomas. >> this is the vitd that went viral immediately last month.ested at a philadelphia starbucks in april. they were told they couldn't use the bathroom. and they declined to buy a drink whale waiting for an acquaintance to arrive. workers called the police and accuse the them of trespassing. critics accuse of the workerers of racism. >> yesterday the ceo told a or forum at the atlantic council in washington washington, d.c. it wouldn't happen again. >> we don't want anyone in starbucks to feel as if we are not giving access to you to the bathroom because you are less than. we want you to be more than. >> schultz says they're not trying to become a public bathroom but from now on the key to the bathroom would be given to anyone who asks regardless of race, sexual orientation gender or ethnic background. customers we talked to said that's the way it should be. >> they think having access to a public bathroom is a human right. >> i've had times when you know i do feel obligated to buy something even if they don't make me i feel obligated to buying.

. >> abc news anchor eric thomas shows us why it's hard to find a brand of ep i pen. >> it's a synthetic form of the horm adren pen thp it can h can life threatening reactions to bee stings or shell fish osh nuts. >> there is a severe allergic reaction, the blood pressure drops, can't breathe, get hives. >> the chance of exposure is greater was oh as the weather improves and people spend time outside. the problem is pharmacies are interesting having trouble getting their hand on one particular brand of ep i pen. >> the manufacturers are regulating how much you can have and how much they dispense. >> the shortage affects pens made by milen which is having trouble because of manufacturing problems. the problem was severe enough that the fda put the pens on the list of drugs that may experience shortage. the agency said it received reports of intermittent supply constraints. milen also released a statement saying there may be a spot shortage but product is available and milen is currently searching supply from the manufacturing partner meridian kmed technologies. the good news is there are

eric thomas reports from the people's park. >> reporter: these days people's park is more snonz with crime than with free speech. in fact as we arrived uc berkeley police were making an arrest students say that's not unusual. >> it's pretty dangerous often times we have a lot of alerts there is armed robberies happening. so it gets the students on their toes especially at night. >> there have been previous plans to put student housing on the site but never got anywhere. however the berkeley leaders say this time the ideas money and will are in place to cover all the bases. >> there we can put up student housing. we can meet the university's responsibility to work with the city and address the homeless situation. we can take a major step in terms of combatting crime and revitalizing that neighborhood. >> reporter: dorm rooms and apartments are scarce and expensive for the 42,000 students at cal. in new plan calls for enough rooms for 1,000 students at people's park and up to 125 permanent housing units for the homeless to be funded by private developers in conjunction with university.

eric thomas is live at the oak lntd colosseum with reaction. eric? >> reporter: and dan those players say it's about freedom of speech. fans and some of the owners say it's about patriotism. the nfl says it's going to penalize some of those teams whose players kneel during the national anthem by hitting those teams in the pocketbook. taking a knee in protest started with former 49ers quarterback col colin kaepernick in the 2016 season, and his team was the one that decided to abstain from voting on the policy. >> i think there's so much more to it than a player standing or a team employee standing. we want to take a broader approach. >> reporter: they knelt to draw attention to police brutally and social inequality. many fans and some owners disagreed. they called the protest an insult to the flag and no amount of denials from players would change their minds. andy dolic says that's unfortunate. >> having this out there as a debate i think is very healthy. but putting it as an overview that you have to do this on behalf of the league to show your pat

. >> i'm eric thomas. thanks for joining us. the man suspected of being the golden state killer expected in koerlt tomorrow morning. >> joseph deangelo is charged with the murders of 12 people across california and is suspected of more than 50 rapes. for the first time we hear from the mother of the golden gate killer's final victim who was raped and killed in irvine in 1986. >> reporter shelby davidson has the story. >> i left for vacation and gave her a kiss good-bye. >> reporter: that was the first time diane stein left her daughter "home alonhome alone o. it was the last time she ever saw her. >> this was one of the situations where they call you in the middle of the night and give you the news that your daughter has just been murdered. >> reporter: she was in mexico with other family when that call came in. >> that's the first thing a mother thinks. oh, i want to go home real quick and help her, but you can't. >> reporter: 3,000 miles away, she was helpless. >> i cried all the way home. i cried on the airplane. everybody in

i'm eric thomas. thanks for joining us. >> and i'm dion lim. the eye congress i can beta breakers race kicked off for the 107th time. >> it didn't disappoint featuring creative costumes and unique styles. neighbors sand participants seemed to be on their best behavior. >> abc7 news's cornell bernard has the story. >> reporter: it's like that for phyllis. she's celebrating her 35th year running. >> i just love it. this is my most fun day of the whole year. >> reporter: sky 7 overhead as runners took off from maine and howard streets, some 40,000 people according to organizers. for a while there, a bunch of grapes was leading the pack. but men's elite runner from kenya finishe first at the great highway for the second year in a row. his time, 35 minutes 41 seconds. >> it is windy. still nice, but the day was still windy. >> reporter: jane from kenya was the women's winner with a time of 40 minutes. an endless stream of weird creative costumes not far behind. what kind of butterflies are you? >> the happe happy kind. >> reporter: these squid had a

i'm eric thomas. dan ama are off. now to our other top story. this proposed plan to get b.a.r.t. to liver more will not be happening soon. in a controversial vote tonight, the board voted down the expensive expansion. lisa ga leashian was at the meeting. >> reporter: frustration from many in the packed b.a.r.t. board meeting. after hours of testimony, the board voted down the possibility of b.a.r.t. expanding to liver more. right now the line stops in dublin. this man lives in stockton but commutes to the city every day. >> takes me like about two and a half hours, two or two and a half. >> each way. >> yeah. i'm darn near pulling a part time job just by trying to get to work and back home. >> reporter: many have similar commuter horror stories. >> during week i have to leave home at 5:00 a.m. to be sure i'm not late to work, 7:00 start. i'm only 35 miles away. >> reporter: others especially those living in oakland want the dollars spent elsewhere. >> something more like a hi-tech bus where you get comfort inside and efficiency outside. >> why are we building out to the suburbs t

. >> i am eric thomas, and for the entire team, have a good evening and a good weekend too.care act, and voted against all trump's attempts to repeal it. but we need to do more. i believe in universal health care. in a public health option to compete with private insurance companies. and expanding medicare to everyone over 55. and i believe medicare must be empowered to negotiate the price of drugs. california values senator dianne feinstein ♪ this is "jeopardy!" please welcome today's contestants -- a valuation analyst from houston, texas... a geriatrician from randolph, massachusetts... and our returning champion, a network engineer from north little rock, arkansas... whose 7-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. well, as you realize, our champion has been on quite a roll. virginia and ross, welcome aboard and good luck. here we go. let's find out about the categories. first off, we deal with the... as they celebrate their 102nd running this sunday. next

good evening eye i'm eric thomas in for dan ashley. >> i'm kristen sze. three maimed puppies found at 89th sfreet. leslie brinkley was there today as two of the injured puppies were reunited. >> here is your sister. >> these two 4-month-old german pupsy were reunited after a san francisco animal hospital. >> so happy to see her sister. >> frig has a rear paw shopped off. her sister has a jaw broken on both sides appearing on purposes. they were find at a homeless encampment saturday night then yesterday another one. >> aed third dog was found in exactly the same location with the exact break to the jaw. at that time my -- you know, my stomach like turned to ice. this is an obvious case of an animal torturer. >> three similar breed of dogs found in similar areas. it's probably linked but we don't know for sure. our biggest concern is that we know there is a huge body of research that shows the link between animal cruelty and vience against people. >> oakland animal services and oakland police launched the investigation into animal cruelty. pet food express

. >> and i am eric thomas. here is a live look at current conditions.ch at santa cruz to the golden gate beach and what do they all have in common is the clouds. level 1 storm today and spencer will have the forecast coming up. >>> aaa says traveling this weekend. and driving. and checking i-80 in emeryville you can see it is slow as well. 101 traffic through san jose. it looks pretty much like it always does this time. >> as we mentioned, the chp wants to make sure that you are safe. david louie joins us live from san jose with what officers are looking out for. >> reporter: the chp says many accidents are preventable simply by putting on your seat belt which is required by law or not driving after drinking or taking drugs. th

good evening, i'm eric thomas. .us>> you for joining ha mod tel 3 in grease.says the car was not certified f tseho conditions. mi?llbray,th more on this, >>epa and he admits he loves all things new that involve tech, and he's loved his that is until what happened last night in grease. he wanted to introduce as many people as possible to tesla's model 3 which won't be available in much of europe until next year sometime. he's traveled through 29 countries and used the auto pilot feature throughout most of the tri itp. claims it malfunctioned by forcing him to crash into a barrier at an exit he had no intention of taking. >> also acknowledged that the corrected is due to bad software debesha hazardous. t the software as i've learned the hard way is

i'm eric thomas. >> and i'm dion lim.ht now that wind isn't really powerful, but it is causing some problems. chp told us the winds are very high so make sure to take extra care driving tonight. >> police blame a tree that came down this afternoon. it has since been cleared. >> meantime firefighters blame the wind for making it difficult to control a fire in vall no one was hurt. the red cross is assisting the displaced residents. >> the wind ripped across the san francisco bay today. for more let's head over now to meteorologist drew tuma. >> right now the strongest winds we have are running through the delta at this hour. so wind, they're gusting to about 22 miles per hour right now in napa. wind gusts at 25 in fairfield. and at time to time we have seen similar winds around the region. so those winds ushering much cooler air. 13 degrees cooler in fairfield, 24 degrees cooler in santa rosa. tomorrow morning future tracker wind showing you pretty calm but those winds are expected to turn breezy once again tomorrow

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i'm eric thomas. dion lyme that is tffhe. we begin with developing news where a plane crashed. t to abc 7 news report kate larson in >> reporter: well eric ufrmt we learned the two people on award the plane have died this afternoon. we are here on east washington street in the area of peat lum. i'm stepping out of the way because you can see the crash site behind me and i want to pan over to gete an here. and beyond that is the petaluma municipal airport. the plane cedshra a thousand yards from the airport. look at this. we have video of the crash scene close up. you can see thela the p ne w faa is saying is a advance rv 6. there are pieces of the plane ol rit crashed around 4:00 this afternoon and the fire department is confirming that there were two people onboard. and both of those people were killed. there was a man playing government just right on this course and he saw the plane go down. take a listen. >> you heard the plane take off as soon as they got over the golf course you could hear it sputtering. it didn't sound right. the engine caught on two or three seconds. righ

eric thomas shows -- the burglars tiek major appliances in a story only on 7. >> reporter: the entrance to the weekend home in discovery bay says welcome. it does for the say help yourself. but between sunday and thursday the people leonarding the home did that. her daughter emily says the first warning came when her mom check the security cameras early thursday morning. >> 3:00 a.m. my mother noticed the camera went out, the security camera went out. and that's when she thought something was wrong. >> emily who doesn't want her last name used says us that baste the burglars took the security cameras and that's not all. >> the tv is gone. everything in the kitchen basically, all the appliances, espresso machine, blender. >> the cleaning staff found the full extent of the damage later that day. to add insult to injury, they stole the washer and drier and apparently tried to take the dishwasher. >> and there was nothing gentle. this door ripped off the hinges. this hinge damaged so badly it comes off in your hands. >> the burglars also coated the floor steps and counters in vegetable oil

. >> and i am eric thomas. >>> reporter david louie shows us how to protect yourself. >> reporter: routersay to connect you to the interview. when commanded by an outside source, it can c off your internet connection and gather personal information and spread the malware. the internet of things. 23 billion devices also connected to routers including video doorbells, security cameras, and voice boxes like alexa. >> you are talking about your a cameras, and doorbells and other divisions that are connected through the router to the internet. >> reporter: reboot routers to deactivate the malware. typically routers have no anti virus protection. >> they are designed to be remotelyes