7 news. >> abc 7 news, meteorologist here now checking the forecast. looked like a good day, drew? >> it was. numbers are cooler. tomorrow afternoon. live doppler 7. seeing, fair amount of high cloud cover out there. blending with clouds. similar scenario setting up shop tonight. over the next couple days. temperatures below there mall for this time of year across the region. tomorrow and friday. temperature thousands. below the normal. 78 degrees. then we will flip the script so to speak. head into the second half of the weekend. early next week. warmth will return. not only inland across much of the bay area. as we welcome memorial day next monday. outside we go. live look from the camera. atop pier 15 new. showing you partly mostly cloidy squi skies over the city of san francisco. the clouds today really keeping temperatures, on the cool side. dropped 8 degrees at this hour. holding at 60. 61. 65. concord, temperature of 57 degrees. 5:00 tomorrow morning. cloud cover. along the coast. wake up to gray skies. first thing thursday. and that low cloud c

in san jose, katie marzullo, "abc 7 news." >>> the verdict, again, is expect at 9:00 a.m. ad the "abc 7 news" app and download push alerts to get the verdict as soon as it happens. we will have extended coverage live on air on "abc 7 news" in the morning. new at 11:00, frightening moments for costco shoppers when three men tried to smash their way into the store's jewelry case. "abc 7 news" was in danville where it happened two hours ago. one of the suspects was in custody. police say one man used a hammer to smash a jewelry case. store employees were able to hold down a suspect until the police arrived. the search continues for the other two. >>> new at 11:00, check out this fire burning right next to the union pacific train tracks in union city. you can see trees burning in a dry field. it started at 8:00 tonight at a homeless encampment. firefighters had it contained to less than an acre in half an hour. >>> a dublin family is suing bart after being caught in the middle of a violent mob attack. last month at the bart station dozens of teenagers jumped the gate and starte

in the east bay, katey utehs, "abc 7 news." >> new at 11:00, "abc 7 news" has learned an east bay motherrrested last year for a dui crash that killed a young boy has been arrested again. on the left is yarenit malhan's arrest from last year. on the left the photo from the arrest last week. >> reporter: dan, it happened at this intersection. police say they found her lying on the ground. it is a third alcohol or drug related arrest for the woman who is married to an alameda county sheriff's deputy. pleasanton police were called to the intersection of the boulevard and bernard avenue friday afternoon. they found yarn i think malhan lying on the ground. she told the officers her back hurt so she took her to the hospital. afs she was medical clear officers arrested her for being drunk in public. in september she was arrested suspicion of driving under the influence of drugs after a fatal crash in san ramon. police say her su virks hit a car that stopped on the shoulder of 680 after running out of gas. the impact killed tleel-year-old elijah dunn who was stramd in his car seat in the disabled

happened as the plane was taxiing on the tarmac in new jersey. >> "abc 7 news" reporter tracking this. >> reporter: larry, those in the tower noticed flames coming from the plane's engine. that's when what many called controlled chaos erupted. >> then, you know, the flight attendants were like get off the plane, get off the plane, get off the plane, run away from the plane. >> reporter: these were the words passengers remember hearing as they realized there was something very wrong with their plane, an engine on united flight 1579 was fire. the emergency chutes deployed and everyone on board slid to safety. >> disbelief, right. surprise. i've flown over three million miles in my life, 87 countries and never had this happen before. >> reporter: passengers took to social media to share their frightening experience. united airline meantime confirmed five people were hurt. a spokesperson said, quote, we have received early reports of an ankle injury. customers have been transported back to the terminal. >> everyone was safe. good spirits, people sharing phones. some people without their s

you can check it out on the abc 7 news facebook page. and abc 7 is your home for every game of the nba finals. game one at oracle against [ inhales, exhales ] [ announcer ] cigarettes are not just dangerous when they're smoked. [ rat squeaking ] they're dangerous long after. cigarette butts are toxic. they release chemicals that poison our water... and harm wildlife. and millions... are polluting our environment. [ sniffing ] [ seagulls squawking ] >>> proof now that the warriors have worldwide appeal well outside the bay area. a sherpa from nepal shared these pictures with abc 7 news from the top of mt. everest. he made the climb last sunday, his seventh summit. and you can see he brought steph curry's number 30 jersey with him. he said his 15-year-old son is a big fan of steph's and asked his dad to take the jersey to the top of the world. >> it's unreal how global he has become. >> i know. and as you mention, steph could probably make a 3 from up there. what else is going on in sports? >> indy 500 known as the greatest spectacle in spo

happened as the plane was taxiing on the tarmac in new jersey. >> "abc 7 news" reporter tracking this. >> reporter: larry, those in the tower noticed flames coming from the plane's engine. that's when what many called controlled chaos erupted. >> then, you know, the flight attendants were like get off the plane, get off the plane, get off the plane, run away from the plane. >> reporter: these were the words passengers remember hearing as they realized there was something very wrong with their plane, an engine on united flight 1579 was fire. the emergency chutes deployed and everyone on board slid to safety. >> disbelief, right. surprise. i've flown over three million miles in my life, 87 countries and never had this happen before. >> reporter: passengers took to social media to share their frightening experience. united airline meantime confirmed five people were hurt. a spokesperson said, quote, we have received early reports of an ankle injury. customers have been transported back to the terminal. >> everyone was safe. good spirits, people sharing phones. some people without their s

"abc 7 news" sports brought to you by toyota. >> thanks, larry. >>> coming up tonight on "abc 7 newstion from san francisco's police chief after officers shoot and kill the man they say attacked a subway shop employee over a sandwich. also -- >> the new fight over medical marijuana pits a former mayor against residents. so be sure to join us for "abc 7 news at 11:00" on channel 7. >> but that is this edition of "abc 7 news" at 9:00. we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. for drew, larry, dummies for sports casting, how did that go? >> that's the way it is. >> i love the cheap shot with no >> i love the cheap shot with no time (narrator reading) narrator: today, investigating the deadly bombings along a high-speed train line in spain. but the investigation is headed down the wrong track. as police close in on the perpetrators,

abc news reporter has the late e-from new york. >> reporter: wet and extreme weather reeking havoc forillions, marking memorial day weekend with at least four confirmed tornados blowing across missouri, and hail up to 4 inches in diameter, pounding southern oklahoma. >> never seen hail this big. >> in tennessee, winds gusting more than 70 miles per hour near memphis, toppling trees and power knocked out to at least 200,000 customers. >> i thought it was the whole city, honestly, just looked like everything went dead. >> all the lights, power lights, trees fell left and right driving through that. it was like something out of a movie. >> reporter: meanwhile, branson, missouri. >> car in the water. >> reporter: at least two people drowned after their car was swept away by a flash flood. storms lit up the night skies across the heartland all weekend and now marching east. it's the damaging wind threat, especially this afternoon and evening from atlanta right through columbia, south carolina and raleigh later tonight that we'll watch. by later tonight, the rain will have ended in boston, b

those are some of our top stories on this thursday, may 11th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world" >> good morning to you all. we start the half-hour off with demand for answers after james comey was stripped of his position as head of the fbi. >> comey appears ready to move on after sending a letter to former employees at the bureau. many democrats are not. the republican chair of the house oversight committee wants the justice department inspector general to investigate the president's decision to fire comey. abc's david wright has more on the fallout. >> reporter: the president who complained so loudly about the rigged system in washington, now seems to be holding all of the strings. >> he wasn't doing a good job. very simply. he was not doing a good job. >> reporter: not only did they brush off -- >> president trump made the right decision at the right time. >> reporter: meddling in the russian election -- >> coordination between the trump campaign and the russians. >> let's put it behind us and focus on what we need to do to turn our country around. >> reporter: then in an ir

tom llamas, abc news, new york. >> a wonderful story. >> that's quite some story. >>> all right.what the weather looks like. >> and eric and kate, we're tracking a breezy night tonight. and then the winds will pick up tomorrow afternoon once again. out there tonight, lows in the mid-40s to low 50s. clear skies in the north bay. a couple of clouds try and bubble up along the coast south of the golden gate. but most spots will see plenty of stars out there. as we good about your monday, the winds are going to crank. 15 to 35 miles per hour in the afternoon. it's a bright but breezy day once again. 60s to low 70s the name on the gym on monday. that's how we start the week. how we finish it is on a warm note. take look at this. future tracker temperatures. it is hot and sunny on tried with 80s and 90s making a return. the accuweather forecast, it's sunny monday, wednesday and tuesday. a chance of a sprinkle and then we warm up and brighten up the skies for much of next week. >> very good. >> thank you very much. >>> so if you wager on basketball games and you're sitting at home watch

in san jose, katie marzullo, "abc 7 news." >>> the verdict, again, is expect at 9:00 a.m. wnload the "abc 7 news" app and download push alerts to get the verdict as soon as it happens. we will have extended coverage live on air on "abc 7 news" in the morning. new at 11:00, frightening moments for costco shoppers when three men tried to smash their way into the store's jewelry case. "abc 7 news" was in danville where it happened two hours ago. one of the suspects was in custody. police say one man used a hammer to smash a jewelry case. store employees were able to hold down a suspect until the police arrived. the search continues for the other two. >>> new at 11:00, check out this fire burning right next to the union pacific train tracks in union city. you can see trees burning in a dry field. it started at 8:00 tonight at a homeless encampment. firefighters had it contained to less than an acre in half an hour. >>> a dublin family is suing bart after being caught in the middle of a violent mob attack. last month at the bart station dozens of teenagers jumped the gate and st

richard cantu, abc news, new york. >>> a new week and new questions tonight for the white house after invitation to a brutal leader who may help stare down north korea. mr. trump is inviting philippines president rodrigo duterte to washington, accused of human rights abuses including ordering the killing of a drug suspect outside the legal system. bob woodruff is in seoul, south korea. >> tonight an invitation from the white house for a world leader accused of human rights abuses. president trump is inviting rodrigo duterte for a visit. duterte faces international outrage over his ultra violent and anti-drug campaign. but he is a potential ally in the region on north korea. >> this is somebody with an abysmal human rights record. has been accused of mass extrajudicial killings. did that not come up in the phone call? and why is it not mentioned? >> i didn't sit through the entire call, jonathan. but it is something this president in the philippines is claiming he is working towards. the issue on the table is north korea. and there is nothing right now facing this country and facing th

join us for abc news at 11:00.>> from all of us, thanks for being here, we'll see you again at 11:00, over on channel 7. (narrator reading) narrator: today, a crusading journalist is gunned down in her moscow apartment building. the final bullet, known in russian contract killings as the control shot, is fired right into her brain,

the all new bacon gouda burger from denny's. it's classy. >>> "abc you by river rock casino. >>> how sweep it is. tonight the warriors used a fast start to help complete a four-game sweep of the utah jazz. in game three was kevin durant leading the way. the night he got lots of help. steph curry drops it off for green who pops for three. still in the first, livingston finds magee for the dunk. golden state led by 21 after one. utah rallied with a 14-0 run. daunte with the two-hand slam, but golder state had the answer. the nice dish to durant for the dunk, k.d. finished with 18 points. third quarter, green with the alley-oop pass for durant. dunk you very much. gordon hayward kept the jazz hanging around, scored a team high 25 points, but not nearly enough as the war jors just too good and too deep. curry with three of his game high 30. late in the third with a shot clock winding down, draymond finds an drandrei in then then t had a triple-double, one of 11 assists. the warriors complete the sweep with 121-95 rick torrey, on to the conference finals

. >> announcer: from abc news this is "world news now." >>> a good morning to you all. we begin this half hour with president trump facing some pressure from both sides of the aisle after hinting at possible recordings of conversations he had with fired fbi director james comey. >> president trump is not confirming nor goodnying that the tapes actually exist but he did signal that a pick for comey's replacement could come this week. abc's david wright has more. >> reporter: even as new candidates arrive at the justice department to interview for the fbi director's job, president trump is still being asked to explain this tweet suggesting he may have taped his conversations with director comey before he fired him. >> mr. president, are you recording any of your meetings in the white house, sir? >> reporter: the president declines to answer. on the sunday shows members of both parties say he'll have to. republicans. >> this tweet has to be answered. i would advise the president not to tweet or comment about the investigation as we go forward. >> if in fact there are such

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we have the abc news investigation. >> meet the new god of plinko.etting a new record on the price is right. we'll tell you how he did it in this skinny. it is friday, may 26. >> congratulations. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> just a little bit excited. just a little bit over his plinko victory. >> that is where the real happy valley is. forget about college station pennsylvania. we're going to start this half hour with the breaking news out of montana, developing overnight, the big victory for the republican candidate for congress just 24 hours after he was accused of body slamming a reporter. >> more than 50% of those voters chose greg gianforte over his democratic opponent in the special election. a news crew that witnessed the altercation said gianforte grabbed jacobs to the neck and slammed him to the floor after jacob asked a question about health care. >> overnight gianforte used his victory speech to apologize to his constituents and directly to that reporter that he's charged with assaulting. >> last night i made a

clayton sandell, abc news, tulsa. >> just incredible case. mean, a lot of attention on it because of so many, obviously police involved shootings over the past couple years. >> it was one of the shootings that played out for the most part. on camera. and so it is one of the cases when you seep it and hear it, resonates so much. the defense attorney, shannon mcmurray is coming to betty shelby's defense saying shelby was a model officer who followed her training that day. we have seen these scenarios play out in court cases before. >> i wonder how much the jury makeup as far as ethnicity has an impact. looking at, walter scott case in charleston, the makeup there was, all white except for they had that have an impact. hung jury. that case has been settled in federal court with him pleading guilty. >> in this case, looking at two black women, seven white women, three white men. alternates, one black man, one white woman. diversity of the jury that's what they're looking at. many people will be watching the case closely. >> definitely. >> in our

abc 7 news reporter, vick lee is live at the county jail with the story only on abc 7 news tonight.a, a long difficult recovery for benjamin pesa, but he hoped for some degree of justice. well, the last thing he thought would happen is that the man accused of shooting him would walk out of that jail behind me. where an attempted murder charge hanging over his head. halloween night, 2012, benjamin pesa was shot in the head. a miraculous recovery. his brain wound so severe, doctors gave him a 25% chance of living. he was in a medically induced coma for a month. >> i still have like memory issues, you know, like short term memory. >> today he still has problems with cognitive functions but otherwise he is doing well. the shooter, hun saelee, father of a 6-year-old. pesa and three friends left a halloween party where they encountered him. say they, tha

maggie rulli, abc news, washington. >>> back here, new details on the effort to solve a case of extremenimal cruelty in vallejo. a rescue group is increasing reward offer of $10,000. this comes after a woman discovered a mass grave with 12 dead dogs in february. jamison animal rescue ranch in napa valley is hoping the reward will motivate the public to come forward and offer tips to investigators. also this morning investigators tell "abc 7 news" they've determined a dead goat found in the same area yesterday is unrelated to the dog case. >>> on to developing news out of south bay parents need to know about. hundreds of students are sick from a likely norovirus outbreak. it reportedly hit 10 cam pulses in san jose. officials say symptoms started surfacing two weeks ago. school officials have been busy disinfecting classrooms. a district spokesperson has these suggestions for parents. >> sure if your kids are experiencing symptoms, make sure you report it to the school, make sure that they know, especially if you are keeping them out. if you keep them out of school, make sure they're hom

ron claiborne, abc news, new york. >> they are very important people. let's check now the forecast. and you know what we're tracking. we're tracking a really active ocean current at it hour. we have a high surf advisory that will be into effect until tomorrow afternoon. best just to look at the water, not get in there. live doppler 7 showing you a quiet picture. a couple of sprinkles around stockton and modesto. those are pushing off to the south and east. they will not be in our neighborhood anytime soon. high surf advisory isn't until 2:00 tomorrow afternoon. wave heights already high. look at that. 12 to 18 feet are the current wave heights. waves up to 20 feet with those northwest swells, very energetic. strong rip currents and sneaker waves likely along our shore. overnight tonight little bit breezy on the coast, upper 40s to low 50s the name of the game under partly cloudy skies and tomorrow we're going to be warmer than we were today about 75 in san jose, about 68 in san francisco, 79 that number in santa rosa. 78 in concord. and 76 in livermore. accuweather seven-day forecas

abc news, london. >>> abc technology news respondent there. one move to do to protect ourselves when online criminals strike. okay. she's saying to backup the hard drive, look at attachments before opening them, and if you do get hacked, don't pay the ransom. >> got it. thanks. >>> more candidates interviewed today in the search for a new fbi director. president trump wants to name a permanent replacement by the end of the week. mr. trump and his administration scrambled over the weekend to find a consistent story on the dismiss sal of director comey. eight candidates stopped by the justice department to interview. meanwhile, former director of national intelligence james clapper tells cnn he thinks the president put the country at risk and balances at risk with the questionable firing. >> our institutions are under assault, both externally -- and that's the big news here is russian interference in our election system. and i think as well our institutions are under assault internally. >> comey's associates tell abc news we may hear from comey

a live report coming up on this at abc 7 news at 6. 7 news at 5:00. thanks for inviting us into your homes 379d see you right back here at 6:00. >> tonight breaking news. the hostage situation inside an american hospital. an inmate there to be treated stealing an officer's gun and taking a nurse hostage inside the emergency room. s.w.a.t. teams on the scene. global hack. the biggest cyberattack ever. the virus crippling hospitals and businesses across the globe and here at home. the hackers demanding a ransom. the race to stop the threat. >>> trump's top cop, the president announcing a new fbi director is on the way. our cameras tracking the potential candidates. >>> inside the inferno. the dramatic body cam video showing authorities entering a house on fire. the frantic rush to save the residence >>> and the fashion icon tragedy, kidnappers targeting

abc 7 news in napa. maroon five gets ready to take the stage this weekend. 7 news at 11:00 on channel 7. >> got tickets? >> no. >> didn't think so. >> i'm eric thomas. >> for all of us here, thank you for joining us. >> have a good night. see you at 11:00. >> oh, oh oh. >> handles. >> where is matt keller. >> oh, no. >> look at that. we can't see. he is really dropping far. >> yeah. anti-gravity for a mint. >> you know what, i think it is cool. you make fun. a kol lcolleague like that. >> apologize. poor larry. >> see you at 11:00. >> hold on! arrator reading) narrator: today, chilling audio of a deadly home invasion grips a small town. (smith speaking) (kifer speaking) (gun cocking) narrator: a home owner caught between fear and vengeance turns the tables on a crime. (gun firing) places the handgun under the woman's chin

brian ross, abc news, new york. >> our thanks to brian ross. calling on the u.s. to reverse its decision to arm syrian kurds. tensions rising days before he is set to meet president trump at the white house. ghters will be crucial in battling against isis. planning to raise the issue with president trump when they meet tuesday. defense secretary, james mattis is confident they will work out any concerns. dozens of people injured. one man was killed during an especially violent day of anti-government demonstrations on the streets of caracas, protesters are arming themselves with a new weapon to battle security forces. they're using polpotovs, molotov cocktail s filled with feces. >> education secretary nearly drowned out by boos as she delivered the commencement speech at a historically black florida, they owe posed devos as commencement speaker because of past comments sunny made, downplaying the role of racism in creation. every time she tried getting a few words out. they booed and turned their backs on her. >> i am honored to become a wildcat. and it is a real

. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> good morning to you, everybody. the start of the workweek. going to start this half-hour with former president barack obama, looking to defend his legacy as the republican health care bill heads to the senate. >> the former president chimed in overnight accepting an award in boston. he urged congress to look beyond party lines as they consider the future of health care. house leaders insist their legislation will protect people with pre-existing conditions. senate republicans say they plan to come up with a bill of their own. abc's richard cantu has more. >> you are a fraud. you are a phony. and your days are limited. >> reporter: a tough sell back home for republican lawmakers, pushing the house gop version of health care reform. >> you are victimizing even more those who are ill. >> reporter: the main concern, what about pre-existing conditions? >> the bill protects the pre-existing conditions. >> no! >> liar, liar! >> reporter: health insurers would still have to cover them, but the house bill could still allow i

chuck sivertsen, abc news, new york. >>> a national movement to get president trump removed from officee to berkeley today. abc 7 news was on the cal campus as the bay area chapter of refuse fascism held a mock trial against the president. protesters presented a list of alleged crimes against humanity and the planet. their goal is to mobilize millions of people. >>> also in the east bay, weeks of training today paid off. abc 7 news was in pleasanton for the special olympics regional spring games. track and field and volleyball players who have cognitive and physical disabilities trained for eight to ten weeks for the chance to compete. there are medals, but the goal is for athletes to do their best. >> it's not necessarily about winning although obviously they love it when they get the chance to win. but our special olympics oath says it all. it's "let me win, but if i cannot win let me be brave in the attempt." >> she says she's been volunteering with special olympics for 29 years because she loves it. today's top qualifiers will advance to the summer games next month in uc davis. >>>

watch abc 7 news at :00 out about it. coming up on abc 7 news at noon, happened again. yet another early playoff exit for the caps. what are fans saying about the tough loss? reaction is coming up right after the break. line instead of rocking the red caps fans are feeling the blues this noon after a heartbreaking loss in game seven against the penguins. they had their chances early. first period olynyk wins the race for the puck but his shot is wide. the game remained entering the second period when the caps turned over the puck, brian scores and penguins go up 1-0 and go on to win 2-0. sending the caps into the off-season again. leaving caps fans wondering if we'll ever get over this hump. >> whether it be the caps, nationals, wizards, you make it every year, we almost got that will sweetness, and then it fades. goes away. every time. lindsay: with the loss the caps failed to get beyond the second round for the seventh time since star alection ovechkin arrived. the last time getting to the conference finals, back in 199 . the wizards are one loss away from being elimi

abc 7 news washington. >> abc 7 news has obtained a letter comey wrote to staff and friends, quote, i won't spend time on the decision and the way it was executed, i hope you won't either, it is done, i'll be fine, i will miss you and the mission deeply. vladimir putin dressed to play hockey gave his reaction you will hear from him at 9:30. >>> the san francisco police released new video of an officer-involved shooting that happened at a subway sandwich shop a week ago. the video takes you minute by minute with a fight that ended with police stabbing the suspect. >> i seen a quick turn around never seen an incident no quickly in a week. >> neighbors were impressed with the department's openness but disturbed by what they saw. >> drop the weapon, get back. >> in a community meeting a block from where it happened, police showed the moment 26-year-old was shot and killed by officer. he had been in this subway restaurant where minutes earlier he was stabbing an employee in a fight behind the counter. other workers came to help, one hit him with a baking pan when police walked in. >> one o

abc 7 news brought to you by toyota. >> he knew the risks. >> yes. >>> coming up at abc 7 news at 11:ack hits compute he ers computers in almost 100 countries what you need to know to keep your computer safe join us at abc 7 news at 11:00 over on channel 7. >> that's all for now. >> thank you for being with us. see you again at 11:00 on channel 7. >> have a good night. (narrator reading) narrator: today, a bizarre crime so gruesome it creates international headlines. the best description of this crime is creepy. narrator: a man films himself stabbing the body of a naked victim repeatedly with an ice pick.

upgrade california and do your thing. >>> well if you're not lucky enough to go to tomorrow's game abc 7 newss where to watch at 12:00 tip off for the game. for warriors pregame and postgame, that's tomorrow right here on abc 7 news. >>> months of hard work and training paid off in the east bay in pleasanton for the special olympic it's regional spring games, players guys cognitive and disabilities, trained to compete for eight weeks, the goal is for athletes to to their best. >> it is not necessarily about winning although they love it when they get a chance to win but the oath says it all, let me win but if i cannot win let be brave in the attempt. >> she's been volunteering with special olympics for 29 years because she loves, today's top qualifier will move on to final at uc davis. >>> in san jose abc 7 news was at the santa clara fair grounds, young women in marvelous costumes danced while others checked out various food and culture. what weather lasting through the spring so much snow that squaw will be open through next saturday, the longest operation in history. will operate every day

we begin with an abc news investigation in a place where cameras rarely go, inside the fight against isis. this story involves a photo journalist embedded with iraqi soldiers working with america to take down isis. but what this reporter witnessed on the front lines was far from heroic. he saw these u.s. allies torturing and murdering civilians, behavior that's being described as nothing short of sadistic. here's abc's chief investigative correspondent brian ross. >> reporter: in the fight to destroy isis, these elite iraqi soldiers have been appraisprais the u.s. as helping to lead the charge. these are the men of what's called the iraqi emergency response division. the erd. their battlefield exploits captured in this combat video licensed by abc news. >> they are against isis. >> reporter: the hours of video and still photos are the result of great battlefield courage by this iraqi photo journalist, ali akadi, who was embedded last year with the emergency response division. but tonight akadi is showing another kind of courage, blowing the whistle on soldiers he followed and became

. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> bageling aaw >> bagel and coffee in one bite. >> how is the possible? >> have them live on the set. >> dig into it. >> we'll start off with a major step in the effort to repeal and replace obamacare. >> house set to vote on revised bill promises more funding to subsidize people with pre-existing conditions. this after president trump reached out personally to a number of holdouts in his own party. republican leaders now say they have the votes they need. abc's correspondent with the details. >> reporter: the big vote set -- >> we are going to pass it. we are going to pass it. let's be optimistic. >> reporter: the fate of health care and coverage for people with pre-existing >> so today we are here announcing that with this addition, that, that we brought to the president, and sold him on an over hour meeting with him in here, we are beth yes's on the bill. comb p the amendment would give states $8 billion over five years to help cover those with pre-existing conditions. allowing those to charge those with pre-existing condition

can you check out the entire time lapse video on abc 7 news face back page. looks darn good. >>> can you watch abc 7 coverage wednesday night at 5:30. cleveland cavaliers will be here at oracle arena. >> now your forecast withdrew tomba. >> accuweather, clouds earlier today really stubborn break down. they pulled back to the coast for sunshine across the majority of the region but it is having an impagt on temperatures right now. live doppler 7 along satellite, what we are showing you on the screen, you see the gray shading along the coast. that's our marine layer. it will make its traditional trek inland once again overnight tonight. a live look from our east bay hills camera showing you from this vintage point, little bit of filtered sunshine there right now. clouds waiting along the coast move to the east in the next couple of hours. taking you to santa cruz cam, folks are soaking in the sun on the sand. a gorgeous beach day in santa cruz. noti notice, though, i don't think many people are in the water. five at most. the water temperature is a chilly 58 wid

7 news. >> hang out all day, amy, thank you so much. >>> abc 7 news the home forthe nba finals, they play the cavs or celtics. game one is going to be thursday, june 1st, at 6:00 p.m., and game two sunday, june 4 at 5:00 p.m., and also at oracle, and three and four games on the road in cleveland or boston. >>> still to come at 11:00, remembering sir roger moore, what we learn about the death of the legendary actor. >>> a live look at lake tahoe. beautiful sky. plenty of snow there. meteorologist mike nicco has the fore abreak through your allergies.? try new flonase sensimist allergy relief instead of allergy pills. it's more complete allergy relief in a gentle mist experience you'll barely feel. using unique mistpro technology, new flonase sensimist delivers a gentle mist to help block six key inflammatory substances that cause your symptoms. most allergy pills only block one. and six is greater than one. new flonase sensimist changes everything. >>> family, friends, and fans mourning the loss of james bond actor, sir roger moore. he die today in switzerland afte

>> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning to you. bombshell. president trump firing fbi director james comey. >> many people calling it stunning, unprecedented, comey apparently caught completely off-guard. this is the scene at lax for the fbi, former fbi director. he was there for an event and flew back to washington after learning about his firing from news reports. >> comey faced intense criticism over his handling of the hillary clinton e-mail probe. his termination comes as he led the investigation into possible ties between russia and trump campaign. we begin with lana zach and with all the details on this. good morning. >> good morning, there are lots of details on this. many people are really questioning the optics of the timing particularly given that james comey was overseeing the russian investigation with ties and the potential of finding somebody in the trump administration who possibly could have colluded with russia. >> reporter: james comey boarded a plane in los angeles deciding not to attend an fbi event after learn

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. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> obama rocking the ray donovan look. >> very relaxed in italy. must be really, really hot there. >> start things off. excuse me, i interrupted you. >> go ahead. >> start things off with the shocking turn of events in washington. fbi director james comey now out of a job, fired by president trump. >> comey in the midst of investigating russian the aisle are questioning the president's timing on the front page of "the new york times" today, the entire termination letter from the president to comey. saying his decision was necessary to restore public trust in the fbi abc's david wright with the latest. >> reporter: fbi director james comey was out in los angeles for a recruitment event for new agents. unaware it would seem that in washington. >> excuse my breath, i ran out here to bring you the news. >> coming out of the white house. >> just fired the director of the fbi. >> comey is out. abruptly fired by his boss, president donald trump. as fbi director comey was accused by the democrats of helping trump win. recently been a thor

abc news, washington. details now on the arrest of tiger woods for drivi driving under the influence. fallout conditions as we learn what happened yesterday in florida. jessica castro has the latest. >> reporter: we're now learning more about what happened to the golfer behind the wheel. appears he did not have alcohol in the system when arrested on suspicion of dui. in fact, woods passed a breathalyzer test. new details behind this now infamous mug shot, tiger woods, the golf megastar, arrested for suspicion of driving under the influence early monday morning in jupiter, florida. >> he's a community member. i think that, you know, we should support him. >> reporter: according to documents, woods was found asleep at the wheel and had to be woken up, alleging the 41-year-old slurred speech and talked slowly. also, that he could not walk a straight line. woods insists alcohol was not involved blaming, quote, unexpected reaction to prescribed medications. this new paperwork shows he blew a 0 on the breathalyz

teens and 20s. >>> it's a way to let family and friends know ne'air they're you can download the abc 7 newspp to keep getting more updates on this developing story. >>> a group of bistanders came that defense of a mother and her son when someone tried to kidnap the child in san francisco. abc 7 news reporter has the details. >> reporter: san francisco police arrested this woman believed be to in her 30s for trying to grab a 2 1/2-year-old boy from his mother inside the fairy building. >> a struggle ensued. this struggle alerted shop owners and ugder pedestrians thats something was wrong. >> it happened just after 9:30 this morning. fortunately the promenade was full of people who described the woman as unstable as she yelled that the little boy was her child. that's when a group of people came to the mother's rescue and holding her down. >> people were helping the main man hold down a suspect and everyone worked together. so that was a beautiful thing to see out of such a sad event that kind of shook us all. >> this ememployeee didn't want her face shown. she said the little boy was frighte

abc 7 news. >> state auditor levied sharp criticism today. ws was at the regents meeting as auditor saying she faced push back as she investigated a secret trust fund that focused on $175 million surplus that was kept secret by napa tr napalit a no's office. >> certainly was left out how the funds would be used. >> the auditor has given administrators 36 recommendations for reform and uc regions monitor that implementation. >>> fraternity faces charges for cutting down trees in a national forest. they are accused of downing 32 trees during a pledge initiation in april in the forest 300 mile it's north of san francisco. the fraternity faces charge of possessing firearm, josi has denied the charges. >>> it's about to get more competitive to get into the university of california system from out of state. today the first ever limit on out of state and international student enrollment addressing a long term complaint from california students who say they're being squeezed out by novrn-residents who non-residents who pay higher tuition. out of state