those are some of our top stories on this friday, march 23rd. >> announcer: from abc news this is "world" >>> good morning to you all. we begin this half hour with anger on the streets of sacramento, california. >> they delayed the start of an nba game as they protested a deadly police shooting. an unarmed black man was can killed grandparent's backyard. now the actions of the officers before and after that shooting are now under fire. >> reporter: it's not just the disturbing manner in which stephen clark died. [ gunfire ] >> reporter: but, what happened after this split-second decision by police and why they turned off their microphones that has so many in sacramento, including his family, out raged. >> he was shot so many times. >> reporter: police say it started when neighbors called 911 reporting a man breaking car windows and hiding in a backyard. in the air, a police helicopter zoning in on someone running south then hopping a fence. >> just broke a window. got a hoody on. >> reporter: that car, parked at clark's grandmother's house. seconds later you see police approaching him. p

abc 7 news will have live coverage of jeff sessions' address in sacramento tomorrow morning. we will stream the remarks life on abc 7 news.com and on the news app as well. we will send out a push albert once the attorney general starts speaking. >>> dau talking about the weather and rain on the way. >> the clouds are arriving. showers not far behind. here is live picture from the abc 7 kraemer on pier 15. >> right away let's get a check with drew tuma and live doppler 7. >> high, dion and dan. life doppler 7, the wider picture shows the storm system be, the area of low pressure in off the coast. a confront in front. it looks impressive 37 but much of the moisture moves to the pacific northwest. well get the tail end showers. ahead of the front right now we have mild air with a nice wind, 56 currently in san francisco. 51 in oak, 59 in san jose. after a day spent in the low 70s. and in the south bay. so future weather tomorrow morning 7 in the morning you wake up a lot of cloud cover. temperatures in the 40s to low 50s. we're dry. we stay dry through the midday hours. and actua

now he says several of those individuals have committed new crimes. abcra laura anthony has more. >> reporter: the head of i.c.e. is blaming the mayor of oakland from the continuing fallout he claims came from libby schaaf's warning of i.c.e. actions in the area. >> since our operation in san francisco and oakland, three of the people we couldn't locate have since reoffended. one person i just talked about was just arrested for robbery and multiple weapons violations. >> reporter: i.c.e. claims a second man was arrested for dui. and a third for spousal abuse. an agency spokesman in san francisco tells abc 7 news the three arrests were made outside the bay area. in sacramento and county. schaaf isn't convinced any of the reoffences had anything to do with her going public. >> if they are in fact convicted, convicted, not just arrested, but convicted of dangerous crimes, there are procedures in place to address that. >> i'm afraid this is an embarrassment. >> reporter: the trump administration has threatened legal action against schaaf, something the mayor

remember, be sure to track the storm with the abc 7 news app. it's an easy way to get up to the minute weather forecasts and live doppler 7 asset well. we upgrated for you to get customized forecasts wherever you are, where you riff you'll get that. >>> well a small group of demonstrators was in san francisco protests i.c.e. as the interim mayor said he is willing to get arrested if that's what it takes to defend sanctuary city policies. as abc 7 news reporter lyanne mlendez explains san francisco also announced additional funding for legal services to defend those detained by i.c.e. >> as i.c.e. threatens to conduct more raids in northern california, san francisco announced today there will be an army of attorneys representing those undocumented immigrants who have been detained. earlier, san francisco put' side $7.6 million for legal defense services but now the city will spend an additional $3.5 million a year. $2.5 million will go to two legal defense organizations. and $1 million to the public defender office for a total of $11.1 million. i

abc news has learned a second clinic reporting a critical malfunction. er another breakdown at a clinic near cleveland. more than 1,000 worried patients devastated over the possible loss. >>> and police revealing new clues in the mystery disappearance of a husband not seen for more than two years. his wife never reporting him missing. >>> new winter threat. the third nor'easter in less

now he says several of those individuals have committed new crimes. abc 7 news reporter laura anthony has more. >> reporter: the head of i.c.e. is blaming the mayor of oakland from the continuing fallout he claims came from libby schaaf's warning of i.c.e. actions in the area. >> since our operation in san francisco and oakland, three of the people we couldn't locate have since reoffended. one person i just talked about was just arrested for robbery and multiple weapons violations. >> reporter: i.c.e. claims a second man was arrested for dui. and a third for spousal abuse. an agency spokesman in san francisco tells abc 7 news the three arrests were made outside the bay area. in sacramento and tulaire county. schaaf isn't convinced any of the reoffences had anything to do with her going public. >> if they are in fact convicted, convicted, not just arrested, but convicted of dangerous crimes, there are procedures in place to address that. >> i'm afraid this is an embarrassment. >> reporter: the trump administration has threatened legal action against schaaf

in elbowed laura anthony abc 7 news. >> abc 7 news was in san francisco where hundreds of protesters outside the i.c.e. building demanded end to deportation raids. some of the protesters dispute official claims that most of the people detained have criminal records. >> it's regular people being torn away from children who need them. >> i'm undocumented and fatherful this this country has affirmed that the tension of immigrant folks is constitutional. and that makes me fatherful. >> san francisco public defender says i.c.e. is not granting access to detainees. abc 7 obtained a letter he sent to the agency demanding pro bone o lawyers be allowed to consult with the detainees. >> i.c.e. responded in spart saying it respects the rights of all aliens to hire and cult with a lawyer of their choice but a local politician has no authority to makes demands of the agency concerning those rights. >>> we asked viewers what you think. do you support the recent axes in the bay area? 61% said yes. 39% voted no. voting is still open by the way. just go to abc 7 news.com/vote. we'd love to hear from

david muir, abc news, new york. >> opening day starts thursday.ve changed since before he went in. >> he got a new uniform and hat. put on a yellow rain suit. >> it's now guaranteed rate field. >>> coming up more news from abc. rate field. >>> coming up more news from abc. >>> good morning >>> good morning i'm diane macedo. >>> here are some of the top headlines we're following on "world news now." >>> anger over a death of a unarmed black man. he took over the meeting, calling out his brother's name, stefan, demanding justice from sacramento's mayor and police chief. details ahead. >>> facebook ceo mark zuckerberg will reportedly testify before congress about how his company collects and uses data from those on facebook. lawmakers have plenty of questions after a firm tried to influence the election. >>> closing arguments are set for the trial of the pulse night club murder. she is accused of helping her husband plan the attack that left 49 people dead. her lawyers portrayed her as an abused wife with a low iq. >>> dangerous weather bringing stor

at mo at moffett field lisa amin gulezian, abc 7 news. >>> abc 7 news was at the ucsf medical center in mission bay for this special event. emily peters suffered a postpartum hemorrhage and needed a massive amount of blood. today all the people who donated blood that helped save her met emily in person, and she is clearly thankful for their gift. >> i mean, these people are my heroes. they took their time out of their day to give blood, to go through that process of going to the blood bank and getting screened and, you know, taking a couple hours out of their day to save somebody that they didn't know and that they had no idea who they were going to save. >> emily has a husband as well as a young boy. she says the entire family's doing well and she donates blood as well to pay it forward. >>> an online petition to save a beloved menlo park restaurant has gathered nearly 16,000 signatures. it was the last saturday night at the oasis. the bar and grill is scheduled to close on wednesday. abc 7 news reporter katie utehs has the story. >> yeah, i flew in from fort collins today because i

. >> announcer: live where you live, this is abc 7 news. >>> north korea's kim jong un says let's talk. and the president says yes. good evening, thank you for joining us i'm dan ashley. ama daetz is off. the exact time and place is yet to be determined but it could happen soon. a meeting between an american president and any north korean leader is unprecedented. it's a remarkable turn around in a historically strained relationship following threats and name calling. abc news reporter tara palmery in washington. >> kim jong un is ready to sit down with president trump. the south koreans came to washington to deliver a letter from the dictator indicating they are ready to talk peace. >> i told president trump that in our meeting north korean leader kim jong un said he is committed to denuclearization. >> even more. >> and he expressed his eagerness to meet president trump as soon as possible. >> the south korean official said the meeting could happen as soon as may. the offer includes a promise to stop nuclear and missile testing but it's unclear if north korea will release three americ

then abc 7 news at 11:00. >> at 11:35, it's jimmy kimmel. ht's guests are katie couric and producer judd apatow. >> that is this edition of abc 7 news ne news. we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. for spencer and everybody here, thank you for joining us. >> see you at 11:00. come on, kristin, we should totally go clubbing this weekend! you are too young to go to bars, mandy. no. this is not about me. it's about getting you out of those sweatpants. or at least getting someone else in 'em! what?! (laughs) no, come on. boyd is gonna be with his dad all weekend. it's perfect. what's in it for you? quality time with my big sis... who can also pass as my legal guardian. mm.

but under the new federal tax code there will be even fewer benefits for home owners. abc 7 news reporter chris wynn explains san jose could be the hardest hit. >> reporter: with changes to the federal tax code, more people may be reluctant to sell, meaning there will be less homes for bay area buyers to choose from. >> the rates will be lower than they would have been without tax rerm. you have to look at the balance is the logs of deduction made up by the lowers lowering the rates. >> in east san jose real estate brokers gustavo gonzalez is preparing to list this home at $1 million. he says it's important for buyers to be flexible. >> as long as we have companies like google and tesla and facebook and apple adding and'd adding. we will create more demand. and unless we increase supply we have that continuous struggle to find affordable housing. >> under the new code mortgage interest deductions on new loans are kamd at $750,000. for state and local taxes $10,000 is the maximum deduction. why is this all relevant? according to a report released by search engine apartment

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san jose, david lieuy, abc 7 news. >> b.a.r.t. sates its powerless to do anything about controversial ads at several stations. a group called progressives for immigration reform has posted ads which say, quote, u.s. tech workers your companies think you are expensive undeserving and spenzable. the ads call on congress to reform the hib visa program. b.a.r.t. issued a statement saying it doesn't endorse the campaign. but that it quote comply was free speech law that is allow advertisers to express a point of view without regard to the viewpoint. b.a.r.t. posts the add to comply with the law. >> get your green ready for fortunate largests st. patrick's day even. the parade in san francisco starts at 11:30 tomorrow morning at market and second streets. more than 5,000 people are expected to participate. there is also a festival at civic center plaszcz. preparations are under way for the day long event starting at 10:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. food, arts, crafts and more. >>> abc 7 news meteorologist sandhya patel has been checking on th

two members of the abc news team were injured in the crash. >>> oakland police reveal new details about a man and woman who drowned this morning. the woman was a 24-year-old the victim of a homicide while the man died by accident. the abc 7 news reporter has more. >> reporter: relatives of 24-year-old ms. johnson came to the banks of lake merit this afternoon to grieve. >> i need closure to what my daughter went through. i knew she wasn't giving up her life like that. somebody killed her. i want to know why. >> her daughters would never be able to see their mother. someone robbed them young ladies. they were 4 and 2 years old. they miss their mom. >> oakland police say at 4:30 this morning a witness called 911 to the report strange activity in the water. oakland firefighters were first on the scene. >> we heard two people water. one of them being a woman. arguing and kind of thrashing in the water. o p. d. sent an officers in. they went in and able to retrieve the gentleman from the water. >> the man was identified as 39-year-old michael grace of oakland. officers pulled him from the wa

and those are some of our top stories on this wednesday, march 14th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> we say good morning, everyone. we're going to start with one of the biggest organized mass protests against gun violence in recent memory. >> exactly one month after 17 students and staff were gunned down in parkland, florida, students across the country are about to make their voices heard. in california, rich will stand in spirit. he was left paralyzed 19 years ago in the come um bin school shooting. >> and today's demonstrations will involve a coordinated walkout for 17 minutes to honor each of those fallen victims. >> but students in at least one school district in new jersey will being threatened with suspension if they participate. this, as they're pushing for the death penalty in the parkland case. >> death by injection is too easy in my eyes. i'd rather him rot in prison the rest of his life. >> reporter: the father of meadow, one of the 17 victims not mincing words. the broward state office saying it will seek the death penalty. >> if i was able to dic

7 news at 4:00 on this friday. thanks for joining us. abcarts now. >> it's been out in the storm since wednesday. >> a bay area man went skiing for the day and never returned. a major search is under way south of lake tahoe. >>> two people and a dog are killed in a violent crash in san jose. new information on what may have happened. >>> targeting a tech company for hiring immigrants. what the agency is saying about that tonight. >>> the death toll in miami stands at six. the cars are still buried. the first victims are beingize fied. >> before you get to the hospital, the effort to be prepared for the unimaginable. >>> announcer: live, where you live, this is abc 7 news. >>> a bay area man goes skiing, then missing. he hasn't been seen since wednesday. he is the subject of an all-out search. >> thanks for joining us. tom went skiing at bear valley, south of lake tahoe. tom is from richmond. >> that's where abc 7 news reporter is live with the latest tonight. melissa? >> reporter: we have to speak with tom's family members. they are worried,

richard cantu, abc news, new york. >> oakland transformed into a runner's paradise. coming up, a lock at this year's oakland marathon and the change runners experienced this year. >> be careful, san antonio. the ramblers are on their way. >> a warning tonight from a college basketball team's secret weapon. hear from loyola chicago's sister jean as the school advances against the odds into the final four! >> and i'm meteorologist drew tuma. a few showers in the east bay right now. once ♪ ♪ get high speed internet from at&t. $30 per month. no extra monthly fees. more for your thing. that's our thing. visit att.com/internet. >>> make sure to join "7 on your side's" michael finney in san jose on friday. he'll answer your tax questions. there will be tax expert on site. once again, that's friday, march 30th from 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. at santana road in san jose. >>> race organizers say about 10,000 runners competed in several races in oakland today. abc 7 news was on grand avenue for the oakland running festival. this year the race had an entirely new course taking runners th

i am lesley brinkley, abc 7 news. >> you can track the storm on the go with our abc 7 news app. we upgraded the app so you can customize the forecast or where ever you are. >>> abc 7 news presents a rally in the south bay tonight where people were protesting i.c.e. operations. hundreds of agents took place in northern california. that's throughout the latino community. we have the story from san jose. >> reporter: a call to help each other and not panic. earlier this week, people spotted numerous white vans with tinted windows driving slowly through the target parking lot. a government license plate from the department of homeland security confirmed their fear that i.c.e. was there. the area cleared out. >> we saw seven or eight hours where the streets were empty and nobody were walking around and business was down significantly. >> reporter: the rapid response network of santa clara have received 400 calls of people who witnessed or heard of i.c.e. activities and the network says at least nine people were arrested. >> advocates are reminding people of their rights. >> you have t

in oakland, abc 7 news. >>> the chp says rain and wet roads may have been a factor in a crash that involved a pittsburg police you know. abc 7 news was in pittsburg when a pittsburg k9 unit and a preeious collided and wound up in a ditch. chp closed lanes momentarily to recover the vehicles. both drivers taken to the hospital with minor injuries. the k9 wasn't hurt. >>> new information on an attack happened on a bus headed for the bay area. one of the victims at the cent of it recounts of tense moments as a who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. >>> the sacramento woman add stabbed on a dpra hound bus last week reveals new information about the harrowing ordeal that put her 3-year-old daughter in danger. any says the suspect was a

track today's storm any time on the abc 7 news app. the abc 7 news app. >>> you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. >> all of us have a chance of lightning, small hail, brief heavy rainfall and strong winds. but tomorrow, that goes away. >>> mike, thank you. a new first of its kind study finds u.s. adults are consuming 17 billion drinks a year. cdc researchers found one in six or 37 million adults binge drink about once a week, consuming an average of seven drinks per binge. binge drinking is five or more drinks for men or four or more drinks for women in two hours. it can lead to dangerous driving, risky sexual behavior and violent behavior. over time, it increasing the risk of cancer, heart disease and liver failure. >>> it is a dream come true for a 7-year-old boy who was diagnosed with a brain tumor last year. >> i, myles o'connell, do sol n solemnly swear. >> he became an honorary officer with the sunnyvale police department. he loves boating and swimming. but now he uses a wheelchair most of the t

stay with us. >>> abc 7 news was in the presidio for the lucas film trivia. the event raised over $100,000 for tipping point community and the mental health association of san francisco. participants are all disney employees. abc 7 news had our own team and we won. by one point. there is our team. drew tuma there. check out the tweet by meteorologist drew tuma celebrating the big win. you go. >>> it is national puppy day and all morning long abc 7 was over run with cute puppies. >> it was cute. just take a look the the sweet little faces. the perfect pet partners local animal shelters brought them in. the goal of the event is to help dog agencies find forever homes. >> these puppies are just a small sample of the animals available for adoption. that is not the only way to help out. >> we tell people, if you can't bring an animal into your life and volunteer or foster puppies or kittens. it is a great way to help out. >> we were taking pictures and put the best shots on a photo gallery. flip throu it on the website at abc7ns.com or on the abc 7 news app. >>> co

we are live i yountville, tonight, coronell bernard abc 7 news. >> abc 7 news news reporter has been following the events in yountville and joins us more about the victims and the people inside the veterans home, katie. >> we confirmed with two of the congressman who have been on scene all day today one of the women killed today, the executive director of the facility, congressman mike thompson says she was a personal friend of his. >> and there were three wonderful professional, talented young women who get up every morning and go to work to help veterans. and sadly they're gone. >> reporter: shortly after 6:00 we saw a steady extreme of law enforcement vehicles leaving the veterans home and several nurses heading onto the property to start their shift. chp now confirms that's around the time they found the gunman and three hostages dead. they aren't releasing flames of the victims until family is notified. family of residents heard news late this afternoon that the loved ones were under lockdown but safe. i spoke with a woman whose 96-year-old father is a resident. he lives in the

tonight's guests on jimmy kimmel is from the new show, and nick robertson. >>> that will do it for this edition of abc >> we appreciate your time. we'll see you at 9:00 and 11:00. be careful out there. (singsongy) hey, mandy! guess whose eighth grade class is going to your high school next week to get oriented? (singsongy) what! ♪ yeah, uh-huh ♪ yeah no. no. stop. no. stop. n-no. mm-hmm. ♪ yep, yep, yep stop it. what's the problem? (forced laugh) what if she talks to me? what if she embarrasses me?

a source telling abc news that those documents are now in the hands of the special counsel. abc's tara palmeri at the white house tonight, starting us off. >> reporter: tonight, an aggressive switch in strategy from president trump's legal team. lead attorney john dowd calling for an end to the russia investigation, pressing deputy attorney general rod rosenstein to tell special counsel robert mueller, case closed. dowd's motivation -- he says rosenstein should follow the, quote, brilliant and courageous example of attorney general jeff sessions, who hours earlier fired deputy fbi director andrew mccabe. he's one of the first top level officials at the fbi that started to look into the allegations that the trump campaign coordinated with the russians during the election. >> there's been no collusion between us and the russians. there was absolutely no collusion. there's absolutely no collusion. >> reporter: overnight, and into this afternoon, trump blasting mccabe on twitter calling his firing a great day for the fbi. even questioning the integrity of his own justice departme

abc news news reporter laura anthony continues team coverage at the capital. >> reporter: the press conferenceere at the capital kicked off 45 minutes after the attorney general spoke here in sacramento at another location. he said sessions has basically initiated, as he said, a reign of terror on california. governor brown went on to point out what he said are three laws that sessions told one, that california has open borders, two, that the state protects criminals, and, three, the state wants to secede. brown called session's remarks unprecedented, extremely aggressive, and in the view of the governor and attorney general, totally unnecessary. >> this is a time to build bridges, not walls, to pull americans together, not set us apart, and like so many in the trump administration, this attorney general has no regard for the truth. what he said today is not true. it is a lie. >> the trump administration has just failed utterly to help us fix a very broken immigration system, and this is what it comes down to, these actions that take us nowhere. >> reporter: governor brown talked about the con

linda lopez, abc news, new york. >>> facebook has suspended a data firm tied to president trump's campaign's not good enough. facebook accuses cambridge analytica of violating privacy policies by harvesting private information from 50 million users to develop strategies for president trump's 2016 election campaign. cambridge analytica denies the accusations, but minnesota senator amy klobuchar took to twitter to call for an outside investigation into the breach and for facebook founder mark zuckerberg to testify before the senate judiciary committee. >>> diplomatic tensions are escalating overseas tonight over that nerve agent attack on british soil. nbc news reporter terry moran has the latest now from moscow. >> reporter: summoned to the kremlin today, the british ambassador to russia, informed of moscow's response to the uk. 23 british diplomats expelled, given a week to leave. in london prime minister theresa may standing firm. >> we will never tolerate a threat to the life of british citizens and others on british soil from the russian government. >> reporter: and the investigation co

news. live from levi stadium in santa clara, abc 7 news. >> thank you. >>> all right. time to check on the weather. a lot of people want to have plans this weekend. >> and it looks like the weather has improved. spencer christian is here to tell us how long it will last. >> we have what you might call a hit-and-miss showers. most of them will probably miss up this weekend. here is a look at live doppler 7. conditions are mainly dry across the bay area. a lot of bright sunshine out there but you could see a lot of moisture up in the north bay. and there could be a sprinkle or two developing up there. this is the view. stunning view of the western sky from emeryville. skies are mainly clear but we have a few clouds around. current temperatures in the mid to upper 50s in san francisco, oakland, san jose and 52 at gilroy and 54 at half moon bay. the view of the northern sky. looking from sutro tower over the golden gate. it is 55 in santa rosa and novato and mid-50s at napa, fairfield and concord and livermore. and a live view from the east bay hills camera over the golden

david curley, abc news, washington. >>> and sad news to report. was the courageous little girl at the center of the brown versus board of education decision has died. linda brown was 76. she blame became a symbol of desegregation when her father tried to enroll her in an a all white school.became a symbol of desegregation when her father tried to enroll her in an a all white school. supreme court ruled that separating black and white children was unconstitutional. >>> seal beach had much larger visitors. a pair of whales made a visit. the gray whales didn't appear to being sick. they think they were either feeding or trying to escape some barnacles off. the big mammals eventually made their way back out into the ocean. just came by to say hey, guys. what's up? >>> and a cat is back on solid ground. >> the cat spent the weekend sitting 30 feet above phoenix. the spot of course was that much more dangerous because those lines, well, they have electricity running through them. >> so attempts to coax him into a bucket tied to a pole, that didn't work.

abc 7 news. >> and we want to thank all of you who have reached out to abc 7 news about walk-outs at your schools. share your experience on social media with us, using the #walkout bay area so we can feature them on air and online. >> a teacher accidentally fired a gun in a classroom and wounded a student in monterey today. a shot hit the ceiling in a public safety class. the teacher involved also works as a reserve police officer in a nearby city. school officials placed him on leave, that student is expected to recover. >> a democrat is declaring victory in a tight special election for congress in western pennsylvania. but democrat connor lamb leads republican rick saccone by 579 votes. saccone is not conceding and the race has not been called. trump carried the same district by 20 points in 2016. >> mayoral candidate, will not be on bus -- the vendor clear channel has apologized for the mistake and removing all of the signs. >> a lot more to come, bay area veterans are saying they are lea living in fear. >> anyone can come in here 24/7 and do nasty things. >> tonight, new concerns

and being prepared can only be a good thing. >> in palo alto, kate larsen, abc 7 news. >>> a surprise move by an nba star today. cleveland cavaliers kevin love opened up about his mental health, sharing how a panic attack during a game in november changed his life. abc 7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian has reaction. >> kevin love is used to scoring big on the basketball court. but today his words outshined everything else. in his essay for the players tribune, everyone is going through something, the nba standout opened up about his panic attack november 5th. he wrote "it was like my body was trying to say to me you're to be die." love was rushed to a local hospital where doctors found nothing physically wrong. and so he started seeing a therapist, who helped him realize, quote, this is an everyone thing, no matter what our circumstances, we're all carrying around things that hurt. and they can hurt us if we keep them buried inside. warriors head coach steve kerr applauded love's decision. >> it doesn't matter if you're an nba player or, you know, the average guy, it's just, you know

abc news reporter danya backes has the update. >> reporter: in an exclusive interview with abc's mattman, jack osborn, attorney for the seven adult turpin siblings, sharing new details about what life is like for them now after being rescued from the so-called house of horrors. >> they are looking forward to going out to restaurants and stores and movies. >> reporter: the adults are experiencing freedom after being allegedly held captive for most of their lives by their parents, david and louise turpin. the parents are accused of abusing 12 of their 13 children, including shackling and starving them, not even releasing them from their chains to go to the bathroom. osborn says the 18 to 29-year-old siblings have been released from corona regional medical center, and now living in a home of their own, reunited with the family dog seeing playing in this youtube video. >> new bedrooms, a bathroom handy they can use, and probably most of all just to go outside. >> reporter: osborn says they've also been watching a lot of movies. their favorite? the "star wars" series. in january their 17-y

whit johnson, abc news, new york. >> horrifying for people who watched that happen in front of them.> especially someone with that much experience. he was an expert. a lot of questions in what went wrong there. >>> when we come back, we are going to switch gears and give you the latest about "american idol". >> "the skinny" is next. about "american idol." >> "the skinny" is next. ♪ skinny, just give me the skinny ♪ >>> it is time for "the skinny." it's becoming a tradition. we're going to start with the best singing competition in the world. no, not euro vision, but "american idol," of course. our "american idol" analyst. >> will, everybody. >> thank you, guys. >> don't get used to it. we have the third night of auditions, right? how did that work out? >> i mean, i have to say, i'm so excited to be back talking about your favorite thing in the world, "american idol." keeping in tradition of the show, we were treated to insane talent and just plain insanity, including folk who is thought their original songs would wow the judges. ♪ getting over you was hard as the [ bleep ] >> wow. ♪

cairn katersky, abc news, new york. >>> president trump is set to visit california on tuesday. since taking office. he's supposed to arrive on tuesday with one of his main stops being in san diego. the president will get an up close look at eight designs for the border wall he has been pushing to build. also on his agenda a fund-raiser in los angeles, where guests will pay up to $250,000 to attend. >>> a colorful celebration with a message today in oakland. ♪ abc 7 village for a rally and march in honor of international working women's day. the large crowd wound its way through the streets, many of them holding signs supporting various movements. organizers say they are focused on a lot more than just women's rights. >> it's a really scary time at all levels of government and we just want to make sure oakland continues to be a sanctuary city and continues to protect our immigrant communities. >> women's day dates back to 1909 when the first celebration took place in new york city. it technically falls on march 8th but organizers of today's event decided to hold their rally on t

daria allbinger, abc news, new york. >>> france is mourning a police officer who died heroically afterd places with a woman who had been taken hostage by a terrorist. an islamic extremist shot and killed lieutenant colonel arnaud beltran outside a supermarket. beltran had served france overseas in iraq. french flags are flying at half staff across france and its overseas departments. the suspected terrorist killed three other people before police killed him. police say the gunman was loyal to isis. >>> british investigators are going through evidence seized from the london offices of cambridge analytica. the firm that's accused of improperly obtaining data from 50 million facebook users to manipulate legitimacies. britain's election regulator received a warrant yoefrnt to carry out a raid at the offices. investigators spent seven hours there, leaving with boxes of evidence. the company is under investigation in the uk and the u.s. both cambridge analytica and facebook deny wrongdoing. >>> new details from facebook. officials believe toxic gas killed a couple and their two children at a

in san francisco, lillian kim, abc 7 news. >>> now the team coverage continues on abc 7 news at 11:00 over on channel 7 with live reports from the scene and from the hospital where those wounded were treated. >>> moving on now on storm watch tonight with more rain expected later this evening. drivers in the north bay navigated through flooded roads near graten in sonoma county. a snow slide blocks highway 89 at lake tahoe. cal tran says the slide on on coming storm close the highway for days. and here is what it looked like a few minutes ago on on 80 near donner summit so far no train controls but likely to change. there were reports of a tornado touching down in yuba county. there is a lot in the weather department heading it up foist drew tuma and live doppler 7. you are busy. >> ever a a temporary lull in the activity earlier this evening. more rain is moving on shore some heavy. live doppler gets you down to street level to hercules,ville yoe martinez. the pops and yellow and orange that's heavy rain crossing parts of the region. lighter rain along the peninsula from san bruno to

those are just some of our top stories on this friday, march 2nd. >>> from abc news this is "world news>> the fish one. "the shape of water". >> there you go. >> the fish one to win it. >> that's my very educated guess. we'll have more on the oscars coming up but we start with a dangerous winter storm slamming both sides of the country. a nor'easter is dropping heavy rain here in new york city along with snow, high winds and flooding from massachusetts to maine. >>> and lake tahoe's normally glassy surface turned into an ocean. forecasters say up to seven feet of snow could accumulate by tomorrow morning. in southern california, emergency officials aren't taking any chances after january's deadly mudslides. they've ordered evacuations for areas lrds ravaged by rain and wildfire. >> i think people realize there's a lot of danger still. whereas before we don't want to leave. we'll ride this out. realizing the potential risk that can come from that is hopefully going to get people moving. >> i'm feeling a little stressed. i think we're all a little tired of evacuating. but i don't want to

new york. >> pelosi may face challengers for the party leadership. but giving her strength in fund raising, she maintained the backing of many members. kristin sze, abc >>> let's go back to storm watch and take a look at conditions in san rafael. this was captured a few hours ago along 101. >> alissa harrington tweeted this video. >> and right now at evening commute hits the heavy point, we're looking live at the golden gate bridge, san mateo bridge and highway 101 through san jose. roadways look quite dry. >> and spencer christian has been keeping track of all the rain and is here with the latest. >> oh, we've been tracking it all week long. and it's going to continue. there are lots of places where the roadways are not very wet, pau because the structure of this storm is very scattered. we have a line of showers moving through, and heavier activity around the santa cruz mountains. but many areas are experiencing a break. and some locations are getting a dose of gusty winds. 28 miles per hour in livermore and breezy in other locations. let me give you a live view from the emeryville camera. these clouds look like they're about to fall into the bay,

eva pilgrim, abc news, new york. >> they are legally protected from having to report this.id it happened in a resurrectry, not a confessional. he didn't ask for confession. >> they face excommunication if they say what's been said in the confessional. all right. moving on, a health alert about women and dementia. a study out of finland shows women who are highly fit in midlife are nearly 90% less likely to develop dementia decades later. the study couldn't prove that exercise prevents dementia, but high cardiovascular fitness correlates with the disease. >>> an equifax executive is tied to the massive data breach. they accuse the officer of exercising all his vested ek qui fax options and selling shares just before the company announced the breach. the move netted him nearly $1 million. it potentially affected 147 million americans. >>> samsung will start offering same day repairs on its galax gx phones today. you break, i fix, allowing customers to bring their galaxy phones to any of more than 300 you break, i fix locations across the u.s. they will be able to have their d

abc 7 news. >> and we want to thank all of you who have reached out to abc 7 news about walk-outs at your schools. share your experience on social media with us, using the #walkout bay area so we can feature them on air and online. >> a teacher accidentally fired a gun in a classroom and wounded a student in monterey today. a shot hit the ceiling in a public safety class. the teacher involved also works as a reserve police officer in a nearby city. school officials placed him on leave, that student is expected to recover. >> a democrat is declaring victory in a tight special election for congress in western pennsylvania. but democrat connor lamb leads republican rick saccone by 579 votes. saccone is not conceding and the race has not been called. trump carried the same district by 20 points in 2016. >> mayoral candidate, will be on bus -- -- -- -- - channel has apologized for the mistake and removing all of the signs. >> a lot more to come, bay area veterans are saying they are lea living in fear. >> anyone can come in here 24/7 and do nasty things. >> tonight, new concerns about saf

abc news. >>> the u.s. new gasoline export record for are the year shipping out 1.1 million barrels that's the fourth highest export amount ever. the export trend has been rising the past couple years. mexico quality o guatemala are cop importers. >> gas prices higher than they used to be .california's average price statewide is 3.40 a nicol higher than a week ago and 16 cents mire than a month ago. san francisco drivers pay the highest prices in the state at 3.61. it's an even $3.50 in san jose. you can safe 10 cents filling up in fairfield. >> the new york international auto show gives car lovers the opportunity to they can check out thousands of new monthly models there is a lot of talk about self-driving cars, new safety technology is a big topic at the show. things like automated emergency braking and blind spot detection. a ford motor. >> people are so busy and so many things going on in lives they want someone to help look out driefrgt. that's why safety technology makes sense now more than ever. >>

because anyone can cover local news, but it takes a trusted ally to do your story justice. find your >>> tonight on abc news at 11:00, much more on the fertility clinic accident here in san francisco. we'll hear from a mother trying to have another child. tonight she's worried her embryos may be affected. making big bucks all without quitting their day job. you could score a lot of cash, but there is an art to it. >>> for first time in box office history, two black directors are at the top. "black panther" continues to dominate this weekend making box office history. but "a wrinkle in time" also made its mark. the movie's director ava duvernay became the first black director to debut in the top two. black panther took in $41 million. it's now earned $562 million in america. "a wrinkle in time" debuted about $33 million. both movies, by the way, are owned by our parent company disney. >>> that's it for abc 7 news at 9:00. for larry and for spencer -- i'm so used to saying drew and shu, i had to think for a second. thanks for watching. you could generate your own energy, at home. or to save energy, unplu

those are just some of our top stories on this thursday, march 1st. >> announcer: from abc news, this news now." >>> the good news for hollywood, at least over the weekend, temperatures are supposed to get into the 70s, and the sun is supposed to be out. >> that's a good hair day! >> yeah. not so much today. we have these major storm systems on both coasts right now. >> in the west there's a blizzard warning in effect in california's sierra mountains. as much as 5 feet of snow could blanket the lake tahoe area. winds could reach as high as 100 miles per hour. >> and in the east, residents in the town of duxbury, massachusetts, are being asked to evacuate ahead of the nor'easter that is set to slam that region. officials say some roads could be under 3 feet of water due to the flooding. accuweather's paul williams is tracking it. >> good morning, diane, kendis. the storm arrives, dragging with it possibly one, maybe two inches of rain, causing some flash flooding, because that's been the history of it. but then the cold side of this, well, look at this. locally, 18 inches of snow in so

and being prepared can only be a good thing. >> in palo alto, kate larsen, abc 7 news. >>> a surprisea star today. cleveland cavaliers kevin love opened up about his mental health, sharing how a panic attack during a game in november changed his life. abc 7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian has reaction. >> kevin love is used to scoring big on the basketball court. but today his words outshined everything else. in his essay for the players tribune, everyone is going through something, the nba standout opened up about his panic attack november 5th. he wrote "it was like my body was trying to say to me you're to be die." love was rushed to a local hospital where doctors found nothing physically wrong. and so he started seeing a therapist, who helped him realize, quote, this is an everyone thing, no matter what our circumstances, we're all carrying around things that hurt. and they can hurt us if we keep them buried inside. warriors head coach steve kerr applauded love's decision. >> it doesn't matter if you're an nba player or, you know, the average guy, it's just, you know we're human b

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kate larsen, abc 7 news. >>> happening right now, janitors have walked off the job downtown san francisco in support of international women's day. abc 7 news was in the financial district when janitors went on strike at a building on montgomery street. union leaders say women make up the majority of janitors across the country, and a rally will take place at noon tomorrow, calling for better working conditions and higher pay. >> attorney general jeff sessions blasted state and local leaders during a visit to sacramento today, and they fired back, highlighting the escalating tension between california and the trump administration over the state's immigration policies. >> abc news reporter lilian kim joins us from the newsroom with more on this story. lillian? >> reporter: dion and dan, the attorney general came to talk about the trump administration's lawsuit against california. a visit that quickly spark adwar of words. attorney general jeff session spoke before the california peace officer's association in sacramento where he made it clear he is ready to fight. >> california absolutely a

>> announcer: live, where you live, this is abc 7 news. >>> big time hail in petaluma. >>> with a week left of winter, the rain is finally here. jake captured hail in petaluma and shared this video on twitter. good evening, thank you for joining us tonight. ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. we'll begin with the weather. this was the scene in napa on highway 29. >> there it is there and tonight chains required on both highways 50 and 80 over the sierra. this is caltrans video showing the conditions on 80 check that out. this is at castle peak and that exit. drew joins us. >> ama and dan about to get more snow headed to the sierra. but the live dprer 7 showing a lull in the activity backup if you a about but a few hoursing a we had a nice line of showers bringing lightning and small hail to the region along with downpours. the storm reports from petaluma to dublin. pea size hail fell in many spots. and in napa. a couple of lightning strikes reported as it marched east. another storm moves in tomorrow. on the storm impact scale, occasional showers for thursday, brief downpours for wednesd

catch her live reports starting tonight on abc 7 news at 5:00. >>> abc 7 news was at a rally in the south last night where people were protesting i.c.e. operations. abc 7 news reporter jenean has the story now from san jose. >> a call to help each other and not panic. that was the message this afternoon at a rally in east san jose. earlier this week, people spotted numerous white vans with tinted windows driving slowly through this target parking lot. a government license plate from the department of homeland security confirmed their fear that i.c.e. was there. the area cleared out. >> we saw seven or eight hours where the streets were empty. there was nobody even walking around. business was down significantly. >> since monday, the rapid response network of santa clara county has received 400 calls from people who have witnessed or heard about i.c.e. activity in their neighborhood or who have had a relative detained. the organization says at least nine people were arrested in san jose. advocates are reminding people of their rights. >> you have the right to have requested an attorney. yo

a statewide dui watch becomes emotional enforcement for officers in an east bay checkpoint. >> abc 7 news at 6:00 starts now. >> announcer: live where you live this is abc 7 news. >>> after days of soggy weather, tomorrow the sun will come out. but not before a few more hours of potential wet weather. good evening and thanks for joining i'm dion lim. >> i'm eric thomas. today shower brought more than just rain. >> check out the hail falling in danville. large bits of ice pelted the roadway. >> in sand carlos so much hail fell so quick it covered this dryway. but all of this will soon be behind us. drew tuma has more. >> eric and dion, we're getting reports of hail in pots like hayward and livermore. the storm isn't out of here yet. live doppler 7 showing showers out there. i want to get you in discloser to the east bay where we have one of the stronger cells moving through right now to the south ever pleasanton. it moved through hayward and dropped hail. not out of the question it continues. light rain from palo alto to sunnyvale. light sprinkles from santa clara to willow glen and light