in berkeley, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >> abc 7 news was also in san jose yesterday as people from walks of life gathered at city hall to march for science. two marchers shared some insight on what motivated them to join the event. >> well, we're here to march for science. we support making decisions based on fact and evidence and not on ideology and ignorance. >> celebrating the amazing things that science does for us, there's folks who have had organ transplants, medical procedures, cures for diseases. >> reporter: organizers also told us they'd like to see politicians of all parties support science education and scientific projects across the country. >>> the city of hayward estimates more than a thousand people marched along the shore yesterday. science not silence. and ice has no agenda, it just melts. the shoreline could be devastated by climate change with destructive flooding and erosion. >>> the flight attendants union is coming to the defense of an american airlines flight attendant who appeared to snap at sfo. by now you've seen the video. his angry outburst coming after

we'll have details at abc 7 news at 5:00. s covering the story of a teacher expected of kidnapping a 15-year-old student. the family has made a plea for him to return home. >>> new satellite images show a nuclear site primed and ready for a test that could come this weekend. nbc news reporter janay is live. janay. >> reporter: president trump is spending the weekend at mar-a-lago. it us didn't mean he won't be busy. we'll see what happens if north korea goes through with that nuclear weapons test. all eyes on the pacific, ahead of an anticipated nuclear weapons test in north korea. >> north korea is a problem. the problem will be taken care of. >> reporter: with global tensions already flaring, president trump's tweets calling north korea a problem and a menace, that's looking for trouble, may only be adding fuel to the fire. north korea's vice foreign minister said washington has become more vicious and more aggressive since trump took office. all of this as satellite images show a north korean nuclear test site primed and re

you can sound off on twitter at abc 7 news bay area at our abc 7 news facebook page. a lot of people are thinking mr. dao is going to be receiving a sizeable check very soon. our coverage continues now on the abc 7 news app. >> all right. let's turn now to our weather. the clouds and the rain are back. >> yes, you can see it right there. coming over on the bridge today on the bay it was very windy. a live look now for the mount tamme camera. you can see there are a few raindrops on the lens. spencer christian with a look at our forecast and what we can expect the next few days. spencer? >> it is dreary in other locations as it is up in mount tamme, breezier and rainier. you can see we have pockets of light scattered showers. very, very light rainfall now moving through the golden gate into san francisco across the bay toward oakland down into the peninsula a little bit. again, that green is very steady. the storm ranks 1 on the storm impact scale. producing light showers. up to a 10 th of an inch of rainfall. here is a forecast showing in the early evening hours of 7:0

in san francisco, lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. >> thank you so much for joining us for abc 7 news at m alma daetz. >> abc 7 news at 5:00 starts right now. >> linking out from a fuel vent potentially. >> and it's happening in the middle of the bay. heavy winds sink a barge the coast guard is trying to clean it up. >> last night's storm certainly left a mess in oakland. and now another system is on the way. >> in san bruno we get our first look at a man police say is connected with two crime scenes including a gruesome murder. >> another 489er in trouble. what he's telling abc 7 news reporter david lou ee about his arrest. and what the team did about it. >> announcer: live where you live, this is abc 7 news. a >> leaking barge with 4,000 gallons of fuel sinks in san francisco bay. the capsize has the coast guard working to contain the spill. the clean up is happening right now. thanks for joining us. i'm kristen sze. >> and i'm dan ashley. the coast guard has been dealing with this problem from last night's storm all day long now. the sunken barge is not far from the transbay tube. it's

7 news".com by downloading "abc 7 news" he news app.you need to fly on sunday for the next few months, you might want to think about oakland or san jose airports. here is a live look at sfo where runway work will create problems on sundays for weeks to go. "abc 7 news" reporter sergio is live for us. passengers found it out the hard way. >> reporter: a lot of passengers were frustrated throughout the day because of cancellations and delays. i did reach out to some of the airlines here at sfo to ask if they made any special arrangements or schedule changes because of this construction project they've known about for weeks. so far no word from those airlines. the delays and cancellations continued through the evening. >> not great. delayed a couple of hours. >> reporter: the reason for the delay is an ongoing construction project on one of the runways. crews are installing new led lights at the center of the runway and repaving. that created major headaches for the pratt family's travel plans back home. >> i've been rerouted on another fl

in berkeley, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >> abc 7 news was also in san jose yesterday when people from all walks of life gathered at city hall to march for science. two marchers shared some insight on what motivated them to join yesterday's event. >> well, we're here to march for science. we support making decisions based on fact and evidence and not on ideology and ignorance. >> celebrating the amazing things that science does for us. there's folks who have had organ transplants, medical procedures cures for diseases. >> reporter: organizers said they would like to see all parties of politics support across the country. the city of hayward estimates more than a thousand people marched along the shoreline. they held signs saying science, not silence. ice has no agenda, it just melts. >>> 5:06 is our time. back to the top story happening now, french voters are taking to the polls today to decide which two presidential candidates will move on to a runoff. as mentioned before here in the bay area, french citizens lined up for hours for early voting. here's abc 7 news reporter kate larson

in san francisco, melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. >>> there is much more a head on abc 7 news at 11:00. an exciting start to the play-offs for our dub nation, and a meaningful afternoon for one of the warriors' biggest fans. >> how wonderful the warriors have been to our family. >> the team rallies behind the family, a cancer suffer wrvivor >>> and stepping up to the plate with free massages. and football bringing together this easter sunday. and this little kid's smile says it all. >>> but first, neither the rain nor the chilly weather kept these bay a ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ to take advantage of this offer on a volvo s90, visit your local dealer. for years, centurylink has been promising fast internet to small businesses. but for many businesses, it's out of reach. why promise something you can't deliver? comcast business is different. ♪ ♪ we deliver super-fast internet with speeds of 250 megabits per second across our entire network, to more companies, in more locations, than centurylink. we do business where you do business. ♪ ♪ you're going to be hanging out in here. so if you need anything, t

richard cantu, abc news, new york. >> california's attorney general is ready to fight the trump administrationcut funding to so-called sanctuary cities. he told abc's this week he is in the business of public safety. not deportation. he insists that the u.s. government cannot order a city or state to change their approach. his comments follow letters from the trump administration to several cities threatening to pull grant money if they continue to limit how much police can cooperate with immigration officials. >> former teacher accused of kidnapping his former student, has a court date in sacramento later this morning. tad cummins caught at a cabin in remote northern california thursday. his 15-year-old former student. elizabeth thomas was rescued. it ended a nationwide search that started in tennessee, five weeks ago. cummins faces federal and state felony charges of kidnapping and sexual contact and ten years in prison. >> former fox news host, bill o'reilly returns to the airwaves, expected to resume pod no spin news pod cast later today. that's his subscription based website. the popular

i'll tell you more about the day's other news here at the developer conference tonight at abc 7 news at 6:00. i'm jonathan bloom. abc 7 news. >> all right, jonathan, thank you. >>> three killers, the so-called drifters, were sentenced today in a marin county courthouse. >> each of them saying they were remorseful for the october 2015 murders of a canadian tourist and a marin county man. abc 7 reporter vic lee live in the newsroom with the story. vic? >> reporter: the widow of the man calling the three killers violent, evil, brain dead drug addicts. the young killers, all of them pleaded guilty, had their own statements saying they were remorseful and asking for forgiveness. it was an emotional draining day for the families and friends of the two victims. the three killers appeared in court facing the victims' families and friends. 19-year-old lila the youngest of the three at the time of the murders. 24-year-old morris and 25 year old sean whom we could not show in court because he'll be in protective custody while serving his sentence. angle turned state's witness testifying against

thank you so much for joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00. i'm alma daetz. starts now. >> the politics of fear suffered a major setback today. >> breaking news in the fight over immigration. two bay area counties take on the president and win. >> breaking news out of oakland, car accident at a high school, a school staffer is hurt. >> and some are calling hidden cash, a scathing report about u.c. is turning heads. >> also rare piece of berkeley history uncovered at an estate sale, how you can see it firsthand. >> announcer: now from abc 7, live breaking news. >> good evening, everybody, i'm larry beil in for dan ashley. >> and i'm kristen sze. we begin with a battle over sanctuary cities. some say california is at war with the trump administration and just won its first major battle. >> a san francisco judge has blocked an executive order from the president. that order would have withheld funding to cities that did not cooperate with federal immigration laws. this case impacts both san francisco and santa clara countys. >> both are reacting in evening to the

david muir, abc news, new york. >> what a powerful image.own son's heartbeat. >> that's got to be really, really odd and thrilling for her at the same time. she says his legacy lives on. through all of the people. also, two people had their sight restored. >> right, three other donors in total weren't able to make it to that event. she did quite a beautiful thing there. >> don't miss updates on facebook.com at wnnfans.com. >> this is abc's "world news now." informing insomniacs for two decades. >>> good morning, i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm diane macedo. here are some of top headlines we are following on "world news now." president trump hours away from his first face-to-face meeting with the chinese president at mar-a-lago. and north korea's nuclear ambitions could be high on the agenda. we have a full report coming up. >>> history this morning on capitol hill. democrats poised to filibuster supreme court nominee, neil gorsuch. republicans plan to hit back. voting for a change in the rule to allow confirmation with a simple majority. >>> we le

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>>> i'm "abc 7 news" meteorologist s&p, didn't feel like spring today but big changes are i a head. "abc 7 news at 11:00" will be right back. >>> first though, here is a look what is coming up on jimmy kimmel after "abc 7 news at 11:00." >> the following is a paid advertisement for me. i want you to lift that cloth up and pull out what is underneath that cloth. >> b >>> it is a clean sweep for the warriors in the first round of playoffs. "abc 7 news" was at greens sports bar in san francisco as fans watched the doves eliminate the trail blazers in a blow out. final core 128-103. the team will face whoever wins the series between clippers and jazz. playoff tickets go on sale wednesday. coach steve kerr was not on sidelines tonight but cameras captured him at practice in portland before the game. kerr is taking a step back from coaching indefinitely because of ongoing com plikss from surgery. you can leave get well wishes on our facebook page or share this badge on your own page. like us for the latest updates on his condition and playoff progress. >>> to let automated cameras take pic

it is april 14th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> all right, we will get tooment. want to start on ape se serious. with syria pushing back, denying the horrific chemical weapons attack ever took place. >> syrian president, bashir al assad, claims the whole story was fabricated. just so the united states would have an excuse to bomb its air base. we are learning of an online propaganda campaign believed to be driven by russia spreading that same stunning allegation. abc's brian ross has more. >> reporter: officials in syria claiming these horrific videos of last week's chemical attack were staged. that the children on edge of death, the grieving father with his twins were all part of a hoax. u.s. officials say there is solid forensic and electronic evidence to prove it was real. and that syria was to blame. the syrian president, bashir al assad, said it was all right just a pretext for the u.s. missile strike. >> definitely. 100% for us, it's fabrication. we don't have arsenal. we're not going to use it. >> reporter: u.s. analysts believe push back is part of

>>> i'm "abc 7 news" meteorologist s&p, didn't feel like spring today but big changes are i a head. "abc 7 news at 11:00" will be right back. >>> first though, here is a look what is coming up on jimmy kimmel after "abc 7 news at 11:00." >> the following is a paid advertisement for me. i want you to lift that cloth up and pull out what is underneath that cloth. >> there is a place where heroes hspider-man.... black widow... captain america... and eddie? so, what's the plan? breaking out the guardians, pal. come celebrate the all-new guardians of the galaxy-mission: breakout! during the summer of heroes, only at disneyland resort. hero up! >>> it is a clean sweep for the warriors in the first round of playoffs. "abc 7 news" was at greens sports bar in san francisco as fans watched the doves eliminate the trail blazers in a blow out. final core 128-103. the team will face whoever wins the series between clippers and jazz. playoff tickets go on sale wednesday. coach steve kerr was not on sidelines tonight but cameras captured him at practice in portland before the game. kerr is taking a

abc news reporter danya >> reporter: fox news's biggest star is out.o has been off the air a week for a scheduled vacation is not coming back. a statement from 21st century fox said, after a thorough and careful review of the allegations, the company and bill o'reilly have agreed that bill o'reilly will not be returning to the fox news channel. the decision comes just weeks after a "the new york times" article reported o'reilly and fox paid nearly $13 million in settlements over claims of inappropriate behavior and sexual harassment dating back to 2002. >> he got very hostile very quickly. >> reporter: a former o'reilly guest came forward claiming the host derailed her career after she turned down his advances. and just this week, attorney lisa bloom saying a former fox employee called the company's anonymous tip line, accusing o'reilly of sexual and racial misconduct in 2008, saying he allegedly leered, grunted and called the african-american woman "hot chocolate" while they were alone. mr. o'reilly said nobody ever calls into our hot line. >> we took

we'll have more details coming up for you on abc 7 news at 5:00 and on the abc 7 news app. >>> the judge in the criminal case of a fresno man charged with killing four people suspended an arraignment this morning so doctors could perform a psychological evaluation. 39-year-old kori muhammad appeared in court. he not started a schant let black people go. the judge suspended the proceedings. his attorney says he suffers from mental illness. >> a former preschool teacher was arrested for photographing young girls for sexual purposes. anthony rocco satriano is a duesed of asking young girls to wear specific clothing and taking photos of them in a sexually suggestive manner. he is not a caused of touching them. he remains in jail on $2 million bail. >> we'll turn to the weather and finally the sun is back. we have a live look from our mount tam camera and we are in for some nice weather. >> a little bit windy, though, too, spencer. >> true, it is an a little breezy out there. it will remain breezy tomorrow. skies will remain mostly sunny. that is a good thing to have. here is a look at live d

news at 4:00. i'm alma daetz. >> i'm larry beil. abc:00 starts right now. >> this is what ee reform looks like for the s.f.p.d. we're in big trouble. >> the public defender and the police shooting, a new push to clear the name of a mentally ill man. >> and coulter's speech is off. why police say they are still planning for the worst. >> i.c.e. dee tanz a san jose man in florida. now there is a fight to get him released. >> and in oakland, the little est protesters and these carry some very big signs. >> announcer: live where you live, this is abc 7 news. >> this was the scene in january. body cameras capture a mentally ill man who is agitated and aggression i have. later police fired their weapons. >> now a judge is stepping in, partly because of what this video we're watching shows. good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm kristen sze. thanks for joining us. the judge says the two police officers who shot the man were trespassing. now the judge is dismissing most of the charges against the man. >> abc 7 news reporter vic lee is live in

abc 7 news at 6:00 starts now. >> announcer: live where you live, this is abc 7 news. >> well, it mayk like it right now, but rain is on the way and that could mean a wet commute for drivers in the morning. good evening, i'm eric thomas. thanks for joining us. the rain should hit sometime overnight. spencer christian is in for drew with more of what you can expect. spencer? >> eric, we have clouds beginning to thicken in the bay area. skies are still bright, but look at what is happening to our north, northwest just off the north coast of california. we have rain developing there. that's the system coming in our direction to bring us a little rain during overnight hours and tomorrow. relatively light storm. it ranks 1 on the storm impact scale. it will produce rain early in the morning, mainly in the north bay initially. then it will spread as light rain and showers across other parts of the bay area into the midday and evening hours. we expect less than 1/10 of an inch of rainfall or accumulation of rainfall total i should say across the bay area, but it is going to slow down the mor

in the newsroom, melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. >> thank you, melanie. >>> the wife of the orlando night club shooter will leave the bay area to face trial in florida. abc 7 news obtained the court papers in which she agreed to stop fighting extradition. they were signed by noor salman and filed in federal court in oakland last night. she was arrested in her family's home in january. and she's been held at santa rita jail in dublin ever since. she pleaded charges not guilty in last year's pulse night club massacre. >> we'll turn now to our weather. take a live look at mount tamme. clear right now but you can see clouds are moving in and rain is on the way. >> yes, spencer christian is here with a look at when it is going to arrive. spencer. >> energetic stories headed our way. live doppler p, you can see areas of moisture beginning to push up the north coast line there. it is not in the bay area yet. as you can see from the live doppler and from satellite imaging the large plume of moisture and clouds racing in our direction. here's the storm impact scale. the storm which arrives tomorro

news where you live. thanks for joining us at abc 7 news at 4:00. >> i'm larry beil. man, a woman and baby, what sounds like a movie plot allegedly turns into a murder plot. >> a juror in one local city looks like it's ripped from the headlines. you can see why police sent out a warning to people in that area. >> u.c. berkeley says ann coulter can speak on campus after all. why they are reversing course. >> the mennance of ma skit owes. this season is expected to be brutal. >> announcer: live where you live, this is abc 7 news. >> sky 7 shows you yellow police tape surrounding a mcdonald's in san leandro on monday. police now tell us it was because a man tried to shoot his own baby, and police say it's a miracle the baby survived. good morning. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm kristen sze. thanks for joining you. there are two suspects. marcel brooks and adanna ibe. this happened in san leandro. >> abc 7 news reporter is live from the hayward hall of justice where the couple was just arraigned. ann? >> reporter: you know, this is one of those complicated cases. this happened on

in san francisco abc 7 news. >>> abc 7 news was in san jose today where santa clara supervisors celebrated the decision, estimating it could have lost $1.7 billion because of the order, a third of its revenue and they say they're happy to see the judicial system work today. >> today's ruling is a message no one individual is above the law, or the constitution of the united states not even the president of the united states. >> the county promised to defend the decision if the president seeks an appeal. >>> after the ruling white house chief of staff seds it's the ninth circuit going bananas referring to the san francisco court saying it is a decision that will over turn eventually and win at the supreme level at some point. he said the ruling will be appealed. the ruling is posted on our website on abc 7.com and to get breaking news you can download our app. >>> we have news on bringing anne coulter in to uc berkeley. she's still planning to speak on thursday and the university is preparing for potential violence. she hasn't spoke about when and where she will speak because she's still wai

. >>> we are going to move on now to an abc news exclusive with the wife and daughter of a tennessee high schoolteacher accused of kidnapping his 15-year-old student. >> his daughters are begging for him to return home. they spoke to abc's eva pilgrim. >> reporter: one month to the day that 15-year-old elizabeth thomas disappeared after getting dropped off at a tennessee restaurant. her alleged kidnapper her teacher, tad cummins, now his family is speaking out in an exclusive interview. >> i had no reason not to believe him. 31 years of marriage, you know, with no problems why would you not believe him. >> no matter where you are, daddy, no matter what you have done, we want you to come home. we miss you so much. we're here for you. no matter what. any time. any place. anywhere. >> reporter: the last time they were spotted two days after disappearing in oklahoma city. hundreds of miles from home. surveillance cameras capturing the 50-year-old teacher and student in a wal-mart. both now sporting new hair colors. his darker hers now red. abc news learning that cummins left a note for hi

abc news reporter marci gonzalez has our story. >> it's all right. ll good. >> reporter: tonight, netflix hit by hackers. ten new episodes of the streaming service's hit show "orange is the new black" reportedly leaked online more than a month before their scheduled release. >> okay. two. >> the hacking group the dark overlord claiming they uploaded the episodes from the upcoming season 5 to an illegal file-sharing service after they say netflix didn't pay a ransom. netflix telling "variety" "we are aware of the situation," blaming the breach on a production vendor used by several major tv studios having its security compromised. and tonight a new threat. the hackers also claim to have unreleased shows and movies from other companies, tweeting, "who is next on the list? fox, ifc, nat geo and abc. oh what fun we're going to have." >> i think it's going to be a wake-up call for the rest of hollywood. >> reporter: this the first major entertainment breach since sony was hacked in 2014. those sieber criminals making executives' and stars' e-mails public a

thanks for joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00. i'm larry beil. t 5:00 starts right now. >> get ready for heavy rain to roll into the bay area. find out how long it's going to stick around. >> household out of court. a bay area murder suspect is released after posting an almost unheard of bail amount. the restrictions to keep her from leaving the country. >> the sign reads access closed. the california coastal commission is telling abc 7 news it is concerned. we are live with what happens now. >> and you can't beat the view from a thousand feet up. the capping officer mo ceremonye tallest building west of chicago. >> announcer: live where you live, this is abc 7 news. >> so, what happened to spring? you're looking live from our cameras atop mount tamme, the golden gate bridge and emeryville, a potent storm is just about to hit. good evening. i'm alma daetz in for kristen sze. >> thanks for joining us. let's get to meteorologist sandy patel. >> a look at live doppler 7, we are beginning to see the signs of a storm moving in. take a look at where the

we'll explain why. >> i'm abc 7 news sandhya patel. raight ahead. >> announcer: live where you live. this is abc 7 news. >> i feel very, very broken and lost. >> a daughter's emotions very clear and understandable. her car is broken into and among the items stolen her father's ashes. good evening. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm kristen sze. thanks for joining us. a family from charlotte, north carolina is visiting the bay area to spread their loved one's ashes. yesterday while visiting fisherman's wharf, someone broke into their rental car and took them. abc 7 news reporter melanie woodrow is live ourt side the parking garage where this happened. melanie, today would have been the loved one's birthday. >> reporter: yeah, absolutely, kristen and dan. this would have been joe wilkinson's 57th birthday. car break ins here on fisherman's wharf are nothin new. it seems this family attempted to do everything right, including not leaving anything in plain view in this rental vehicle. tonight they are hopeful that san francisco police can help them

you can get the latest news any time with our free abc 7 news app. be sure to enable push alerts to be the first to know about breaking news where you live. >> now we have breaking news out of san jose. we are on the scene of a police shooting on lewis road and senter road. >> lanhee is live. >> reporter: you can see behind me san jose police are here gathering information. what we know is about 12:30 this afternoon, police responded to a call about a man having a knife on the street. when they arrived on scene, there was some sort of dispute between a police officer and that man. the officer fired a shot. the suspect was struck, and that suspect was taken to the hospital. so, we do not know the man's condition, but at this time the d.a.'s office, homicide units and san jose police are still actively working this officer involved shooting. that officer has been put on paid administrative leave as this investigation continues. at this time we're waiting for a san jose police officer to come here on scene and fill us in a little more what exactly happe

download the abc 7 news app. it is always a handy tool to have especially when you want to look at weather like this. i think this is an accuweather forecast we have not seen in months. sunshine wall to wall. thursday through wednesday, up earn 50s to mid 70s tomorrow. it's a dry forecast. nothing but warmth. windier on friday. certainly a warming trend for the weekend with upper mid to upper 60s coast side mid to low 80s inland. 90 degrees near tuesday. coast side, soak it all up. >> we need warm weather. >> it's about time. >> there you go. >> we get warm weather. >> thank you. careful, he might hear you. why baby hump back whales whisper. that's next. then at 5:30 on world news with david muir. >> coming up the white house claims it will be the biggest tarks cut ever. corporate taxes slashed. how will they pay for it? the state trooper shot while on duty tonight. home surrounded, residents told to stay indoors. severe storms hitting now. all of it coming up. >> holy cow. oh, my god! >> holy cow is right. a gia

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stephanie ramos, abc news, new york. >>> when you reach for the stars, you've got a long way to fall.er from dropping the big question on his teammate. the latest in the trend of extreme promposals. >> temperatures are dropping quickly tonight. a frost advisory in effect for ♪ seriously, what is this place? it's heaven. yeah, muscle heaven. you want to take one for a test drive? (tires squealing, engine revs) the challenger and charger have the most affordable v8 engines in their classes. check them out now during the fast and furious sales event. the fate of the furious. in theaters april 14th. in dealerships now. now get 20% off msrp cash allowance on select 2017 dodge charger models in dealer stock. >>> you know, asking a date to the prom or getting asked has changed a lot over the years. the trend of the extreme promposal has taken off. and tonight we have one that literally proves the sky is the limit. abc news reporter gloria riviera has our story. >> reporter: high school senior ty meyers ready to jump out of a plane had one thing on his mind. prom. >> what better way to go abo

the new policy restricts what you will now be able to see. abc 7 news reporter carolyn tyler is live from city hall to explain what's happening. can carolyn? >> reporter: well, dan, this is one case where san francisco is not the leader of the pack. with a unanimous vote, sfmta now joins other big city transit agencies. also the mta's current policy allows bus ads like this one, which reads, in any war between the civilized man and the savage, support the civilized man. support israel. defeat jihad. >> i think they can be very hurtful to lots of people. and i've seen some of the graphics and i shook my head. >> reporter: sfmta directors have approved a new policy that prohibits all political ads including campaign messages and bans others that are intended to be insulting, degrading and the most controversial are the work of the american freedom defense initiative which considers it a first amendment issue. >> it is shocking to me that san francisco, which is the left wing mecca of radical liberalism, is moving toward shutting down free speech. >

that is coming up on abc 7 news at 6:00. dan, kristen? >> thanks, see you then. >> this by a former san francisco 49ers had a real purpose to it. >> abc 7 news was in the bay view district as former players teamed up for a walk along third street. they asked business owners to keep an eye out for kids skipping school and direct them to a school reentry program. >> it's run by former 49er ram son who does whatever it takes including paying home visits to make sure kids get a diploma. >> they don't want to go to school but this was one of my last chances, one of my last stops. when i came i wasn't successful. but he worked with me to make sure i got my ged. i moved forward after that. >> and nine years the program has helped more than 400 chronic truants graduate from high school. >> what a wonderful effort to make. >> inspiration. >> excellent. >> world news tonight with david muir is next. >> we appreciate your time. we'll see you again at 6:00. >> bye-bye. >>> tonight, breaking news. our reporter with president trump, asking the president

abc 7 news. >> what do we want? trump's taxes. >> abc 7 news was in palo alto when several groups echoed the call for president trump to release his tax returns. peace activists also spoke out against the president's plan to boost military spending by $54 billion. >> at the same time he's proposing to cut all the other departments, the ones that actually do good things for people, to propose spending $54 billion additional on useless wars around the country is an outrage. >> protesters called on apple examine other tech companies to cut off financial support to republican leaders as well. the same anti-trump tax day protest took place across the country. tens of thousands of people hit the streets from l.a. to d.c. to put pressure on president trump to make good on his campaign promise to release his tax returns. >> something we want to see him do is release his taes. >> it's just an integrity thing because we were in the the military. we were required to show any and every bit of information about ourselves, and it

don't miss abc news at 11:00. n get out your bin okinawa lars, but you won't need them to spot the two huge bald eagles taking up residence. abc 7 news reports, they are creating a stir from the kids to seasoned experts. >> reporter: a freshly built nest is all in a day's work for a bald eagle. for the folks on the ground. >> i'm just in awe. it's beautiful how god created such a creature. >> reporter: two majestic birds in the trees near the elementary school. >> i drop off the kids at school and take time-out to look up and admire the birds. >> reporter: stan is a sports photographer. >> everything is so high-paced and fast action, you know, shooting nature definitely slows you down a little bit. >> reporter: but with plenty of patience he's captured the pair as they hunt, build and defend the nest. and then there was this perfectly timed fly over during the pledge of allegiance. you can't make that up, can you? >> i don't think a hollywood script writer could write that. >> reporter: experts say it's far more th

. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> say good morning, everybody on this monday. start the half-hour with the breaking news from overseas. vice president mike pence giving a firsthand look at what is known as the dmz separating the north and south. >> the vice president added a stop at the dmz where he warned that the era of strategic patience with north korea is over and declared all options are on the table. the visit after pyongyang's latest attempt, show of force, a missile launched turned out to be a dud. more from abc's martha raddatz. >> reporter: u.s. commanders say the ballistic missile, medium range. blew up almost immediately after launch. failed ballistic missile test on his way to seoul. after landing the vice president responding before u.s. forces. >> this morning's provocation from the north is just latest reminder of the risks each one of you face every day. >> and that intriguing question, could a u.s. cyberattack have brought down the north korean missile. something a former british cabinet minister spoke about. >> a very strong belief that ame

abc news confirmed the singer split from her billionaire husband. r spokesperson noted the two are not divorcing just separating. the news comes three months after the 50-year-old jackson gave birth to their son. first child. the couple has been married for five years. this is jackson's third marriage. >>> disappearance of a 15-year-old and former teacher accused of kidnapping her taking on urgency this morning. a month after both fled their tennessee homes. >> elizabeth thomas, her family is now taking legal steps to find her. abc's eva pilgrim has the more. >> reporter: the family of a missing teenager is turning to the court in its fight for answers. >> i know you are keeping up with all of this. and filtering, not letting her see how much people out here love her. you are depriving her of that. it would make better sense for you to turn yourself in. >> reporter: court documents accused 50-year-old tad cummins of using guilt and fear. the two disappearing weeks after another student reported seeing the two kiss. with few leads to their whereabouts

live at lafayette park station, eric thomas, abc 7 news. >> eric, thank you so much. the coverage in the east bay continues on the abc 7 news app. we will check back in with sky 7 as the situation develops. >> another major story we're following, concern is growing at the tiny sonoma county airport this evening over the fate of a local couple two days overdue. their small plane a tb 20 left the tahoe truckee airport bound for petaluma monday but has not been seen since. abc 7 news reporter joins us live from petaluma. wayne, the missing or married couple from santa rosa, right? >> reporter: we just spoke with civil authorities asking how the search was going. they said planes are still in the air. they are still looking and still no trace of this missing plane. meantime, it should have arrived here in petaluma 48 hours ago, almost exactly to the hour. nothing for people here to do except to worry and to wait. >> we're hoping for the best. >> reporter: a lot of customers fly into and out of the two niner diner. there are two customers in particular and the thoughts of p

should do a study monthly to see if it's working. >> good idea. >> coming up next david muir and abc news we hope to >>> tonight, breaking news. the apparent terror attack in paris. two officers targeted. isis claiming responsibility just a short time ago. one officer killed. one wounded. authorities swarming one of the most famous tourist locations in the world, the champs-elysees. our foreign correspondent standing by. >>> the discovery in this country. the teacher accused of kidnapping his former student is under arrest tonight. the 15-year-old girl is found. authorities on the scene, where they discovered them more than 2,000 miles away. >>> also breaking in the west tonight -- two officers shot in seattle. authorities say a botched robbery. >>> we have new reporting on what could be a big payout at fox. after bill o'reilly is fired. tonight, reports he could be walking away with up to $25 million. >>> and the video ca

abc 7 news reporter laura anthony has the story you'll see only on abc 7 news. >> this is not chump change. >> she's angry and upset. she dropped off several pieces of waterford crystal for consignment at this store. some sold, the rest are now locked inside. she's due a check for $476. >> about a week ago they gave me a call and they had some funds for me. and they asked me if i wanted to either come in and pick up or what have you. but never indicated that they were going to be closing. >> the doors are chained and it says permanently. they're closing up. >> nolan told us she's been shopping here for years. she and fiscal being phelps just came to look this time. but that's not going to happen. >> we don't know. this has always been a very interesting and wonderful place to come to. >> it's closed. it's disappointing because i really liked the store. it's unfortunate. >> consignment plus home furnishings is permanently closed. >> the message on the phone line gives customers no guidance except to wait for further instri instructio instructions. so far, no one has received that informatio

stay with us for abc 7 news at 11:00. y in fremont is being described as a nightmare by some who work there. it's so bad one employee has even started an instagram account. abc 7s reporter jeannine de la vega showed us some of the crazy pictures and what the electric car maker is doing to remedy the situation. >> reporter: anything goes seems to be the moat owe when you look at these pictures of cars parked at tesla's factory in fremont. hopping a curb to park, no problem. blocking other cars in to make your own spot, sure. and here's the picture of a prius driver who cheated and parked in an electric vehicle spot. the driver even put the charger in the gas tank to try to fool people. >> it's pretty crazy with a lot of different stouf. >> reporter: an employee who wants to remain anonymous started an instagram account to document the craziness. cars are packed like czar deans. there is a picture of a nasty note on the car threatening to slash tires because of how the driver parked. to help out the 6,000 workers there, tesl

that's it for abc 7 news at 6:00. we'll see you at 9:00 and 11:00. >> this week on "matter of fact. ," kennedy family secrets about addiction and oppression. >> addiction is addiction. soledad: how many times were you in rehab? >> a dozen times. soledad: could patrick kennedy's struggle help someone you love? plus, a soccer team called the boo geez, short for refugees. >> they come with one suitcase. >> what can these children from warring nations teach us about getting along? and -- >> this is the trump era. >> the white house says it will cut funds to sanctuary cities, protecting the undocumented. why this mayor calls the tactic in same. soledad: i am so led data o'brien, and this is --

bob woodruff, abc news, pyongyang. >>> to developing news in colombia now where the temperature is oneds of people missing after massive mudslide. the death toll has grown to 200. about 600 survivors are in makeshift shelters without power, gas or telephone service and little clean water. the disaster struck yesterday morning when rushing river water submerged the city of maocoa catching many people as they slept. >>> police are looking to arrest others following an attack that was screamed on facebook live. the 15-year-old victim's ordeal began when shh vanished while heading home on march 19th. police say she knew one of her attackers and he lured her to a home. someone sent the mother screen shots of her child being abused. 40 people watched the attack. police say none called 911. >>> a 102-year-old man can now call himself a high school graduate after fighting in the second world war for two different countries and surviving a nazi prison camp. [ applause ] family, friends, and fellow vets cheered former army captain sydney cole when he got his high school diploma in buffalo, new

brian clark, abc news, new york. >>> police have recovered a football autographed by all of famer jerry rice stolen from a fundraiser to benefit orphaned special needs children in china. patrick lamm brought the football to the police department where he surrendered after realizing he was caught on surveillance cameras taking the ball. video shows lamm taking the football and walking out. a woman had just bid $3500 to buy it. detectives believe lamm worked in tandem with another >>> investigators want to find out what sparked a fire that broke out in a scrapyard carrying used vehicles in fremont. it started at the west end of stev stevenson boulevard. the fire scorched about 20 cars before being contained. firemen had to cut out a gate to reach the scene. they also had to stretch a hose a long distance to reach the first hydrant. >>> a fire consumed a large home while firefighters raced to the scene in los altos. fortunately, nobody was hurt. it took crews about 45 minutes to put out those flames. investigators haven't said what sparked the fire. >>> all the rain we've been seeing the l

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what he told abc news overnight. >>> the growing outrage following that united airlines fiasco. ger on another overbooked united flight saying he was threatened with handcuffs. >>> and caught on camera, look at this. a truck plows through a storefront, but this was no

kristen sze, abc 7 news. >>> in oakland, two local churches joined forces to show unity on this good . abc 7 news was along broadway as members of st. augustine's and st. john's episcopal churches marched seven blocks to the oakland police department. they invited the police chief and city officials to pray with them and for the city and for justice. oakland's police chief said it's a good opportunity to restore relationships sniept i'm delighted they invited me to be a part of it. i want them to love us and i want us to love them. >> this represents the heart of oaklanders who want to have relationship and pray for our officers and pray for our community. >> vice mayor campbell washington took part in the march today. today, pope francis led the solemn mass of the passion of the lord. during the homily, the papal household remembered the 38 coptic christians killed in egypt on palm sunday. he compared christ's suffering to the violence an death in the headlines almost daily. >>> sending water down the spillway of the oroville dam. it's the first time that the spill way has been used.