go to abc7news.com/takeaction. we're also tweeting and putting our facebook pages, the numbers for the suicide prevention hotline that's available 24 hours a day if you or someone you know may be in danger of self-harm. >>> going to move on now and talk about new details we're learning regarding a san francisco woman accused of killing her roommate. she apparently did it because the roommate refused to move out. >> the examiner reporting it's not the first time 47-year-old lisa gonzalez got into a housing dispute. in 2014 e she complained her landlord illegally converted this apartment building into condos. she eventually secured a lifetime lease on her unit. police arrested gonzalez after finding her roommate's dismembered remains in the building. she's expected to be arraigned later today. >>> a warning about this video, about to show an attack on a person lying on a sidewalk in san francisco's tenderloin neighborhood. the attacker here walking up and then kicks the person several times. the attacker wore a suit,

go to abc7news.com/takeaction.elp. >>> we'll turn to another story which is awful. a crash in sunol that has taken the life of an 8-year-old boy. >> it's happened on highway 84 near i-680. chp says the driver who caused the crash fell asleep. abc 7 reporter matt keller live in sunol. >> reporter: good morning. 680 is open right now. it's closed for about 90 minutes earlier this morning as the chp did their investigation and cleaned up the area. in the end, a tragic morning here. it happened around 12:20 this morning. chp said a black dodge was heading northbound on 680 before calaveras road when the driver fell asleep at the wheel and hit the back of a toyota. three people were taken to a local trauma center. an 8-year-old who was in the white toyota died at the hospital. krp says drugs or alcohol do not appear to be a factor in this crash. no word yet on whether or not the driver is going to face charges. live in sunol, matt keller, abc 7 news. >> okay, mat. thank you. >>> a major development in a deadly crash on

enforcement activities all at abc7news.com/takeaction. >>> happening today, lawyers representing north bay wildfire victims will welcome a new addition to the legal team, bro brockovich. her clients were awarded $133 million in the settlement over contaminated water. there's a city hall meeting at 6:00 tonight. pge responded to the latest cal fire report that blames the power company's equipment for causing 12 of the wildfires. they write, quote, the loss of life, home, and businesses in these extraordinary wildfires is simply heartbreaking, and we remain focused on helping communities recover and rebuild. we look forward to the opportunity to carefully review the cal fire reports to understand the agency's perspectives. we continue to believe our overall programs met our state's highest standards. >>> new at 11:00 a.m., san francisco's glide memorial church will be without a reverend or someone to replace them in a couple weeks, and san francisco chronicle reported the church is butting heads with the united national methodist church. two pastors are being removed in july. there is no

that's also on abc7news.com/takeaction. >>> in other news, new this morning, the chp says a 9-year-old girl died after a car slammed into the back of the vehicle in which she was riding. it happened just before 12:30 this morning on 680. the girl was in the back of the white toyota when a black dodge crashed into it pushing the vehicle into the car in front it. the driver and passenger were also hurt. passengers of the other vehicles were not injured. investigators do not believe drugs or alcohol were factors. >>> new at 11:00, san francisco police search for a gunman who shot a man on polk street at 4:30 this morning. officers responded to the area after reports of a victim suffering from a gunshot wound. he was taken to the hospital. no other details released. >>> now to a race where your voice and vote truly matters. leno and breed are separated by 255 votes now as we await who will be the next mayor of san francisco. the next update for us is expected at 4:00 p.m. this afternoon. the update yesterday shows leno with 50.9% of the vote. breed with 49.9%. there's still 80,000 ballots

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. >> if you or someone you know is having an immigration issue, go to abc7news.com/takeaction and go to the human rights section. you'll find information on everything from contacting the local aclu to rapid response agencies that can help during i.c.e. enforcement activities. >>> a warning before you pack for your next trip. a new policy from the tsa could change what you're putting in your problem. >> the new problem apparently is with powder. matt keller live at mineta san jose. >> reporter: good morning. just to be clear. this is not a ban on powder. you're allowed to bring powder onto a plane, like baby powder or protein powder. you can put it in your checked luggage or carry-on bags. the tsa is recommending if you have powder in a container bigger than a soda can, you put it in your checked luggage. the "usa today" reports the tsa will request foreign airports to start looking at powders. the tsa has been doing that here in the u.s. since last summer. that will be from cosmetics to baby powder, protein or energy mixes. the main concern is for improvised explosives, but they're

abc7news.com/takeaction. >>> a san mateo county supervisor is calling for a ban on gun shows at daleyhe supervisor says he supports measures authored by state senator scott wiener that would ban sales of guns and ammunition at the cow palace. this is video from outside the facility in april during a gun show. last week san mateo county supervisors voted unanimously in favor of the proposed state legislation. >>> a pop-up store is attracting brides looking for bargains in san francisco. yesterday abc 7 news was on west portal when hundreds of gently worn bridal gowns went on display at the good will store. the pop-up features low prices, along with personal shopping services that many customers would expect at high-end boutiques. one young lady was shopping for her wedding in november. >> i think it is very cool. a wedding dress you wear it for just a few hours and you probably never going to wear it again. i think it is cool. they have such good brands. and great prices. >> good will's bridal pop-up will run for the next two weeks or until the store runs out of dresses. >>> still ahea

just go to abc7news.com/takeaction. >>> queen elizabeth ii celebrated her 92nd birthday for the secondd queens of england. george ii set the royal protocol to celebrate on the second saturday in june where the public can celebrate the monarch's birthday. the official birthday marked as is tradition with the trooping of the color parade. >>> a home depot employee doesn't blame a customer's monkey for attacking her. yes, you heard me right, after it suddenly went berserk in florida. cell phone video captured the moment with the primate attacked marilyn howard on monday. moments earlier she noticed the monkey walking around attached to a leash and wearing a diaper. she tried to find the monkey's owner. >> when i looked down, i seen the monkey. i was like, whoa. i went like that and she reached out to my hand. she was so sweet to start with. i was going to go to the service desk and announce your monkey is loose. i never thought i'd say that. >> the mood changed quickly when the monkey appeared to be spooked by the store's automatic sliding door. howard is recovering from several wounds in

abc7news.com/takeaction. >>> a san mateo county supervisor is calling for a ban on gun shows at daleyaley daly palace. the supervisor says he supports measures authored by state senator scott wiener that would ban sales of guns and ammunition at the cow palace. this is video from outside the facility in april during a gun show. last week san mateo county supervisors voted unanimously in favor of the proposed state legislation. >>> a pop-up store is attracting brides looking for bargains in san francisco. yesterday abc 7 news was on west portal when hundreds of gently worn bridal gowns went on display at the good will store. the pop-up features low prices, along with personal shopping services that many customers would expect at high-end boutiques. one young lady was shopping for her wedding in november. >> i think it is very cool. a wedding dress you wear it for just a few hours and you probably never going to wear it again. i think it is cool. they have such good brands. and great prices. >> good will's bridal pop-up will run for the next two weeks or until the store runs out of dres

know is having an immigration issue, you can take ab shun and find an ally at abc7news.com slash takeaction. click the human rights section. you'll find information from contacting the aclu to rapid response agencies that can help during ice enforcement activities. >>> we are learning a san francisco officer who shot and hurt a man earlier this month was also involved in a deadly shooting six years ago. >> a warning, some people might find this video from earlier this month disturbing. [ gunshots ]. >> get down. get down. >> foot pursuit. >> investigators say joshua cab illo shot a suspect in the back on a crowded sidewalk in north beach june 9th. body cam video shows the man running and tossing a gun before being shot. he was also involved in the controversial shooting of 15-year-old derrick gains at a gas station. he claimed the teen was reaching for a gun. gaines did have a gun that turned out to be inoperable. the d.a. did not file charges. >>> take a look at your screen. police want to find this man seen on camera taking that puppy in san jose. this happened monday afternoon on baring

someone who is having an immigration issue, you can take action and find an ally at abc7news.com/takeaction "human rights" section. >>> the case of the ghost ship fire was back in court. the attorney for derick almena says a deal is closer than it was last week. >> we have more from the superior courthouse in oakland with the latest on the story. laura? >> reporter: dan, this was one of several hearings leading up to the start of the trial set for july 16th. this hearing lasted about 90 minutes. most of it behind closed doors. the two defendants in this case, derick almena and max harris, for the most part, were behind their own closed door outside of the courtroom as the attorneys for both met privately with the judge. thisness was an effort, we tol come to some sort oflution, that is a plea -- of resolution, that is a plea bargain. last week there was a similar hearing. we're told at that point the two sides were very far parkapart. this time, the lead attorney for derick almena, talked to reporters after coming out of the courtroom. this is what he had to say -- >> i've always believed 1