in for the latest news and weather right here on the next newscast, abc 7 news at 4:00. >>> remindercoverage of the royal wedding starts tomorrow at 2:00. you can watch all the pomp and pageantry right here on abc 7. all right. now meteorologist drew tuma is in for mike with a look at this week's perfect pet. >> yeah, kristen. on this one, it's double the cuteness for our perfect pet segment. that's right. the sisters are looking for a forever home. moxy and the right, macy on the left, 7-year-olds, great with children and other dogs, but not cats. they are active and healthy and need to be adopted together. call the rescue project at 707-433-4377 if you want to give them a home. >> look at them. too cute. >> they are. >> all right, thank you, drew. from us here at abc 7 news, have a great day, and a great weekend. bye bye. you know at the heart of what mayor villaraigosa is doing today, he's fighting to make this country more equal and more just. president obama called him one of america's finest mayors. he's more prepared to get things done. antonio for governor. he's more prepared

in the news room, carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >>> u.s. immigration and customs enforcement director subpoena retiring. he railed against california's sanctuary cities and even suggested the leaders of those cities be charged with a crime. he was also behind the recent immigration raids in the bay area and claimed the bay err i can't have mayor allowed many to get away when she warned immigrants of those raids. he called the resignation bittersweet. >>> white house chief of staff john kelly is firing back after a report he repeatedly called president trump an idiot. general kelly says tonight that he is committed to the president. abc news senior white house correspondent cecelia vega is in washington. >> reporter: white house chief of staff john kelly tonight making a rare public statement to defend his relationship with his boss. it comes after nbc news reported that kelly has repeatedly called president trump an idiot. in one meeting on immigration, kelly reportedly trash talking the president saying he doesn't even understand what daca

i started at abc news in 1982. to "world news now" full time, 1987. >> thank you very much for being here. >> the first anchor team for me first directing on this show was mark mullen and asha blake. director on "world news now" is really different than any other broadcast, because "world news now" is a very different show than any other broadcast. one of the first things i really liked about "world news now" is that you had an opportunity to do everything. it could be anything from balloons to a bubble machine, to a special report. some days you just can't even prepare for that, because someone brings in a rabbit. someone brings in a dog. we don't look past, it's really what are we doing tomorrow. ♪ "world news now" london '97. we had an anchor who lost his luggage. >> lost two pieces, you know, in a direct flight. how does that happen? >> on the air, he just was killing the airline for a week. >> a garment bag and another bag. my guess is that it never made it across the atlantic. >> and just is still waiting to

we will have much more on this developing story coming up later today on abc 7 news as well as on the abc 7 news app, and abc7news.com. >>> new at 11:00 now, actress margot kidder passed away. she was known for portraying lois lane along said christopher reid in the 1978 film, "superman" and reprized the role in three sequels. there you see her with christopher reeve. she went public with her battle with mental illness after reporting being missing. few details about the passing, but she was at her montana home, she leaves behind one daughter. she was 69 years old. >>> president trump's announcement he's helping a chinese telecom company crippled by his sanctions are surprising both sides of the aisle. the u.s. and china are beginning a new round of trade talks amid escalating attention. abc reports. >> reporter: president trump's working to save a chinese company from sanctions working to give chinese telecom company, zte, a way to get back into business fast. the about face from the white house comes as the u.s. and china threatened each other with tariffs, fuelling fears of a trade

in san francisco, lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. >>> all right that will do it for abc 7 news at four thanka daetz. >> abc 7 news at 5:00 starts now. >>> breaking news an emergency at san jose high school. students and faculty members overcome. we are getting new details from the district about what happened. >>> also, the second chance for former sheriff's deputy fired for allegedly covering up a vidoetaped beating. >>> this billionaires building housing for millionaires. >>> also big name politician and veterans lining up against a housing development measure they claim is misleading. >> announcer: now from abc 7 live breaking news. >>> the breaking news in san jose where something made several people sick inside a classroom at a local high school. and we may now know what it is. good evening, thanks for joining us i'm dan ashley. >> i'm kristen sze. we have new information on that breaking news at oak grove high school in san jose. >> you can see where the campus is on this map. the situation began to unfold around 3:00 this afternoon when firefighters were first called. >> sky7 flew abo

here's new video of the abc 7 news camera capturing it this morning. the building stands 1,070 feet tall and 60 stories of office space. employees are working hard inside. people started moving in back in january. we'll have much more on today's grand opening festivities later today on the abc 7 news app. >>> happening tonight, sales force will officially unveil its day for night light installation display with 11,000 led lights visible every night from miles away. we got an exclusive firsthand look at the installation of the lights. check it out. this is 1,000 feet up in the air, not for the faint-hearted. these lights will be shown at the top of the sales force tower illuminated for all to see. it starts tonight starting at about 8:00. >>> the facebook ceo, mark zuckerberg, appeared before the european parliament in belgium this morning, again, apologizing for the scandal echoing what he said to congress last month. new rules take affect friday requiring companies to provide information about the data collected and offer consumers greater ability to

new vehicles equipment and reform efforts. farrell says public safety is the top priority. coming up on abc 7 news at 5:00 a look at how farrell's plan would help san francisco finally reach a police stachg level put into place two decades ago. >>> a santa clara city councilman resigned following allegations that he sexually harassed students at schools where he taught as well as former campaign staff members. dock nim caserta is spunning the campaign for county supervisor. chris wip has the update. >> reporter: inside council chambers in santa clara visual signs of the former councilman will be taken down. >> his action haves had a terrible stain on our city of santa clara. and now we as a city can begin the process. move forward. >> the mayor responding to the news that caserta had resigned the position this morning amid claims of sexual harassment. the 16-year councilman suspends his campaign for santa clara county board of supervisors in a statement he said the tails are false in every sense of the word but i've been tried and convicted in the court of public opinion without due process

abc 7 news was inside city hall.he pop up shop feerpted local artist makers and merchants showing what they create in san francisco. mar farrell checked it out. >> what we are doing in san francisco i want to do everything as we can to support small businesses, to support frist products that we have such a growing industry here in our own city is awesome. often times people aren't aware. so events like this inside the awareness. >> mayor farrell said he did some mother's day shopping while praising local businesses for kbeeg thousands of people in san francisco. >>> and if you haven't made it to san francisco's museum of ice cream yet you are in luck, the exhibit was so successful it's extending the run another four months. the pop-up president museum celebrating all things ice cream now lun runs through the end of september. tickets for the extended run go on sale tomorrow. >> stay here with us. the united states withdraws as we said from the iran nuclear deal. >>> we have definitive prove that this iranian promises

in dublin, laura anthony abc 7 news. >> laura. thank you. we hear today from a close family friend who reveals the heart breaking reason the mother and two daughters were in the car when this that deadly crash happened. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield has more. >> the family in the car was come home from a full day of celebrating a birthday. friends say the family started the day at the zoo. that it's a blened family, a couple with six daughters. >> from the zoo they wanted to do cupcakes and presents on the beach. they drove to santa cruz. and it was on their way home when they got hit. >> amy sates she was best friends with knowle johnson pictured on the right who was killed. two of the six girls died. 14-year-old kristy limas and a 9-year-old. amy says knowle adored being a mother. >> birthday parties were extravagant and put her life into being a mom to the babies and she was a great friend too. i have a lot of years of friendship with her. and it's hard. it's a hard loss. >> classmates and kristy and brooks struggle with the loss. par

in dublin, kordel ber in regard, abc 7 news. >>> abc 7 news was at golden gate memorial cemetery with scouts and other volunteers placed more than flags at each grave. this brought it back to the years following the civil war. one of the young scouts explained why it's important. >> it's too -- that's -- >> more than 147,000 veterans and their loved ones are buried at golden gate. the cemetery is the final resting place for many. >>> abc 7 news was in lakeport where the city held its memorial day parade. automobiles and his or hers welcome to take part. >>> the ride on barth just expanded in the east bay, the ten-mile stretch has two new stations, antioch and pittsburgh center. the center cause $525 million and set to alleviate traffic congestion on highway 4. antioch trains reason on regular tracks meaning passenger haves to switch trains after the next station after an 11-minute ride. it's also the first time the carts are running on renewable diesel. >>> east bay students are learning the meaning of team work. abc 7 news was in oakland tech earlier today for the start of the 24-hou

continues for roseanne barr, losing more than just her >> announcer: live where you live, this is abc 7 news. >>> a twitter firestorm launched tonight by roseanne barr. in a series of tweets she stood her ground, then apologized for insensitive remarks that forced abc to cancel her hit show. good evening and thank you for joining us. i'm ama daetz. >> i'm eric thomas in for dan ashley. roseanne fired off many tweets late tonight. she told her followers not to blame abc. roseanne also blamed ambien for her remarks. >> and in this tweet she said "don't feel sorry for me, guys. i just want to apologize to the hundreds of people and wonderful writers, all liberal, and talented actors who lost their jobs on my show due to my stupid tweet." >> abc news reporter dania bacchus has the latest developments. >> reporter: roseanne barr is known for using comedy on her rebooted show to highlight hot-button topics. >> i'm telling you, this is what people from iraq and talibanistan do. >> reporter: but a recent tweet from the star was considered no laughing matter. abc is canceling its hit show after barr

going where you think it is, but tonight homeland security agents are trying to change that. >> abc 7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian went along with them tonight and is live outside oracle with the story you'll see only on abc 7 news. lisa? >> reporter: ama and dan, just about everyone knows that buying gear inside the arena for the warriors is pretty expensive. but not everyone realizes that there's a bigger price that's paid by buying the fake stuff out here on the street. a team of undercover homeland security agents is briefed. >> there's two pop-ups and there's a guy that's selling right now. >> reporter: they quickly move out. they have work to do all around oracle arena. pop-up vendors are everywhere, and their merchandise -- >> that's counterfeit right there. you can't even read -- you can hardly even read that out as nba. >> reporter: this specialized team knows exactly what to look for and what to ask. >> who do you get them from? >> i got them from a guy out here. you know i ain't never know these guys, man. >> reporter: but the agents do. >> the money they're spending to dist

. >> abc 7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian spoke with her mother as well as tho who live with the dog, and it's a story you will see only here on abc 7. >> reporter: this is hype. he's a 1-year-old pit bull accused of attacking this woman's daughter. she did not want to be identified. >> the dog grabbed my daughter and just dragged her out into the street like a rag doll. >> reporter: on friday afternoon the victim, who's in kindergarten, was walking up high street in this direction with an adult and another little boy. they were on their way to her after-school care program which is at the end of the block. as they walked past hype's house the gate was open like this and the dog ran out. >> sometimes she run around after the people. >> reporter: according to neighbors, friday wasn't the first time. >> the dog got me. he went after the mail carrier. he went after the neighbor next door. that dog went after these six people that i know of. >> are you afrads of that dog? >> yes. yeah, we are. we all are. >> reporter: many say they've reported the dog and his owner to oakland police prio

live in san jose, katie marzullo, abc 7 news. >> thanks we'll stay on top of that. >>> let's move to a story you'll see only on abc 7. an alameda sheriffs department fired for bribing witnesses of a police beating to remain silent is once again a california police officer. sean osborne was one of three deputies to lose jobs in connection with in 2015 beating of standis love. petrov pch last weaning he was worn in in gust ien a central valley town. his first duty protecting kids as a school resource officer. as melanie wood row explains school officials are surprised to say the least. >> in the may 1st facebook post the police department says we are introducing sean osborne, the newest full-time police officer. he is a 20-year vet of the alameda sheriff's office and filling in as a school resource officer the remaining school year. in july of 2016 been the alameda county sheriff's office fired deputy osborne. you can see him in this video swinging a gold gain belonging to the victim. it came from a deputy and from these two officer striking the man 40 times and after he led them on a h

going where you think it is, but tonight homeland security agents are trying to change that. >> abc 7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian went along with them tonight and is live outside oracle with the story you'll see only on abc 7 news. lisa? >> reporter: ama anddan, just about everyone knows that buying gear inside the arena for the warriors is pretty expensive. but not everyone realizes that there's a bigger price that's paid by buying the fake stuff out here on the street. a team of undercover homeland security agents is briefed. >> there's two pop-ups and there's a guy that's selling right now. >> reporter: they quickly move out. they have work to do all around oracle arena. pop-up vendors are everywhere, and their merchandise -- >> that's counterfeit right there. you can't even read -- you can hardly even read that out as nba. >> reporter: this specialized team knows exactly what to look for and what to ask. >> who do you get them from? >> i got them from a guy out here. you know i ain't never know these guys, man. >> reporter: but the agents do. >> the money they're spending to distr

abc news, los angeles. >>> and we have new details on a deadly crash that shutdown part of 880 in fremont overnight. gist a terrible scene of carnage. after notifying the next of kin the victims identified as 39-year-old noel johnson, 14-year-old christine limis and 9-year-old brook limis. chp says none of them were wearing a seat belt and were thrown from the vehicle. and also believes the person responsible was under the influence. >> facing several charges tonight including gross vehicle manslaughter. he's expected to make his first court experience tomorrow. all three of the victims in this case, as you can imagine that community is mourning is hit very hard by this terrible news. abc 7 news reporter lyanne melendez went to the high school today where 14-year-old christy was a freshman. >> reporter: students at sierra high school in man teega were told by teachers this morning of her deeath. >> the school is really sad right now. i know a couple of my friends were crying over it. it's just a sad thing to hear. >> we became best friends in sixth grade. so she's been by my side ever sin

mary bruce, abc news, the white house. >>> new developments now in that standoff at the border.andful of migrants, part of that caravan from central america have now been processed by u.s. customs agents. but more than 100 others are still waiting in a tent city. >> reporter: tonight those migrants camped out on the mexico border celebrating. 14 of them entering the u.s. to officially begin to petition for asylum. after the 2,000-mile month long trip from southern mexico they now face an asylum process that could take years with long odds to gain citizenship. custom and border patrol claiming 11 migrants have attempted to enter the u.s. illegally. some seen here scaling the fence while others waiting patiently setting up camp on cold concrete. >> these are 150 others still waiting their turn. they're told it could be days between waiting and getting their application in for review. >> reporter: she was kidnapped in her own home and held-hotsage by a gang. she says it's not easy to live in a country where you're always afraid. tonight they're hopeful they wont have to fear any lo

this works as silicon valley should work, private sector non-government all working together. >> abc 7 news a mission to expand its training and job program across the u.s. it already has set sites on mississippi next >> thing for joining us for abc 7nous at four. . >> abc 7 news at 5:00 starts now. >> he is can considered armed and danger. >> breaking news in marin county two people shot in marin valley. life. >> charged in a work place curb that turned deadly. what they're telling only to abc 7 news. >> surveillance video shows the night a teenager was killed in richmond. now a review commission says police went too far. >> this may abpeak in the bay area housing crisis. new evidence the haves and have knots conbe further apart. >> also ahead why twitter says it's users should change passwords. >> announcer: now from abc 7 breg news. >>> the that breaking news in mill valley. sky 7 over a neighborhood right now near highway 101 as police search for an 80-year-old man who they say shot two people at an apartment complex. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm kristen sze thanks for joining us. 90 minutes

this happened back in july and abc 7 news reporter david louie has the details from the airport. d? >> reporter: well abc kristen and dan, this is frightening video the national transportation safety board released today. this video provides a different perspective and frightening one how lucky hundreds of passengers were while waiting for air canada flight 759 to land to they could take off. a united 787 was within feets of being crushed by a 72-ton aircraft. this new video was shot by an airport surveillance camera and shows the flight 759 missing one of four commercial jets setting on a taxiway by feet. it's a chilling look at how close hundreds of passenger waiting for takeoff could have been victims. flight 759 has been cleared by the tower to land on runway 28

abc 7 news reached out to tesla regarding the crash. we have not heard back. ntsb says they are not investigating the crash. when he wasn't working as a musici musician, he worked as an engineer. >> most of all, he was a kind person and a loyal friend. and i think that's how many of us will remember him. >> in danville, melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. >> passengers at san francisco international airport saw something today they will never forget. a man fell to his death in the baggage claim area. part of terminal 3 was cordoned off for the investigation. he fell this morning from the mezzanine two floors up. investigators do not believe anything criminal happened here. no wrong doing or foul play. witnesses say they heard a loud commotion right before the fall. >> very chaotic. a lot of people were running around, you know, gawking at the situation. they got some paramedics there pretty quick and tried to get them stabilize. >> the coroner's office identified the man as 53-year-old dale fin of south san francisco. >> b.a.r.t. is trying to z permission to close th

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here's new video we just got into the abc 7 news room. according to a spokesperson, the victim fell this morning from the level at terminal 3 down to the baggage claim level. he was in his late 50s or 60s, and circumstances of the fall are under investigation. the coroner's office is responding to sfo. we'll have more on the story today on the abc 7 news app. >>> san francisco police arrested a man involved in a domestic dispute who refused to come out of a building in the coal valley neighborhood. officers brought the man in cuffs to an balance at 7:30 this morning four hours after the standoff began. the suspect was taken to the hospital. injuries are unknown at this time. >>> new details are emerging this morning on the texas school shooting. sources tell abc news the 17-year-old suspect looked at the tactics used in previous attacks. moon ti meantime today, the tight knit community honor victims with flags at half staff, church services, and vigils. elizabeth herr is in texas. >> reporter: this morning, a moment of silence across texa

. >> late tonight air canada provided this statement to abc news. safety is air canada's top priority. based on preliminary review within the airline, we have already implemented measures to change procedures, technology and training to advance further safety. >>> also developing tonight the new scare for passengers onboard a southwest chicago. the emergency follows the death of a woman who was nearly sucked out of a plane when an engine broke apart in midair last month. here's abc news reporter lindsey janice. >> reporter: tonight another scare on a southwest flight. passengers terrified after this window cracked midair. >> there was a loud pop. >> something cracked the window. >> reporter: flight number 957 took off from the chicago airport for newark just after 9:00 a.m. less than an hour later the pilot diverting to cleveland. the crack on the outer windowpane not deep enough to cause depressurization inside the plane. >> this is what we call a precautionary emergency. in other words, it's not an immediate threat because there's no loss of pressu

new charges were filed against ina rogers. abc 7 news reporter leslie brinkley was 3. >> 30-year-old ina walked in a free woman. 30 minutes later booked in the solin an county jail facing nine additional felony counts of child abuse. bell is set at $495,000 which her private attorney barry neumann says she can't afford to pay. the judge denied reducing it. the d.a. office said rogers allowed hess husband to inflict torturous acts on her ten children for years in this house in fairfield. allen is also in jail facing torture and child cruelty charges. >> it is public record that the acts included hot water, biting, and various other acts that were just horrendous. >> including water boarding. >> that is the allegation. >> and having the kids shot with a pellett gun. >> that was stated in the court record. >> the children ages 4 months to 12 years old were removed from the home in late march and now live with their sister and mother's house in antioch. ious two days ago in a interview rogers blamed her mother for allegations. we have

abc news, bigmten, new york. >>> now to a video that sparked nationwide outrage. new york attorney is now apologizing for his rant you may have seen. this video shows him yelling at restaurant employees for speaking spanish instead of english saying, coat, this is america. slauszberi slauszberg now apologizing and saying he's not a racist. >>> see who's helping out a south bay teacher whose love of music helped inspire hundreds. stay with us. it's not just any streaming. it's "watch what you want on the fastest internet" streaming. it's "live sports so you never miss a goal" streaming. it's "dvr shows because you'll never know when you'll need it" streaming. it's streaming from xfinity that makes your life... simple. easy. awesome. get started with xfinity internet for $40 a month for 2 full years when you sign up for tv. plus, get 3x the speed of at&t and directv. click, call or visit a store today. >>> a music teacher who introduced a young generation of students to chinese flute is being honored after he died last thursday while fishing near monterey. the stude

the way that you would ideally want to learn about something in somebody's background. >> only on abc 7 news the second chance for a deputy who was accused of covering up a vi videotaped beating. >>> a helicopter captures a crash with nature that was a little too close for comfort. >>> only on abc 7 news an alameda county shaefrs deputy fired for allegedly bribing witnesses is once again a police officer in california. >> osborn was one of three deputies in to lose their job in connection with a 2015 beating. as of last week he's now protecting kids as a school resource officer. >> school officials learned about this on facebook. >> reporter: in this may 1st facebook post gus teen police department writes we are proud to introduce shawn osborn, our newest full time police officer. they write he's a 20-year vet and also filling in as a gustine officer. you can see osborn in this video swinging a gold chain that reportloadly belonged to petrov striking him more than 40 times after he led them on a high-speed chase into san francisco in 2015. osborn arrived afterwards. the allegation, that he g

live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> thank you. >>> developing news on the peninsula. police are looking for the armed men who robbed a 17-year-old of his cell phone and cash this weekend in downtown palo alto. abc 7 news reporter matt keller is live in palo al t warn the public not to do what the victim did, is that right? >> reporter: yes, that's right. they are investigating to see if the same group of suspected is responsible for another armed robbery that took place saturday night in a nearby city. this one here in palo alto happened at about 10:45 saturday night as a 17-year-old was walking and talking on his phone in downtown palo alto when he was approached by three men. they demanded his phone. he refused. they then pulled out a gun and pointed it at the teenager. he, again, refused. that's when one of the robbers punched the 17-year-old in the head, and the victim was on the ground, and the three men took his cell phone and cash and hopped into a waiting car. police say he was lucky he was not seriously hurt or worse. >> we would encourage the person in that

coming u >>> we have news about tus. abc 7 news reporter mike shumann announced his resignation. two weeks ago shoe admitted to taking a jack belonging to employee of the golden state warriors on assignment in san antonio. shoe released the following statement i'd like to read. it's with sadness that i announce that abc 7 news and i have decided to amickably part ways after 24 years together. i regret embarrassment i caused the station. my recent actions do not reflect the high standard of conduct expected at kgo more do they represent the integrity with which i have conducted my professional sports and broadcast careers. i have nothing but grate memories working here. and covering four world series, three super bowls, three nba championship runs. a stanley cup and two u.s. opens. i want to wish the station, and all my fantastic colleagues at abc 7 the best as they move forward. it has been my pleasure to work with you. i also want to thank all the great viewers that supported me over the years. through thick and thin. it has been a great run from a super bowl champion with 49ers

afrnoon's crash caused minor structural damage to the building on blossom hill road. >>> new details tonight. abc 7 news has learned the san francisco police officer at the center of a harassment allegation against the department has been terminated. abc 7 news reporter katie marzullo has the latest developments. >> reporter: we were not able to talk with the former san francisco police officer who lives in pleasanton, but a neighbor said an unmarked police car and patrol units were at the house wednesday. sources tell us police came to the house to retrieve the officer's badge and servic weapon. san francisco police will only confirm the officer has left the department. the officer is of afghan descent and is muslim. in april he filed a complaint accusing the department of racial and religious harassment. >> i've been labeled as a rat, singled out by my colleagues. >> reporter: earlier this week abc 7 news learned in 2013 the officer was the subject of a napa police all points bulletin. police alerted all other agencies he told a woman on a dating website he was a high-level cia agent and that h

we are still waiting for word on what led to that crash. >>> sources tell abc 7 news an sf pd officer has been fired. yesterday abc 7 news reported new details about the officer's past that raised questions about his credibility. in april the officer of afghan descent formed a formal complaint. he wanted his identity protected for the safety of his family he told us. earlier this week abc 7 news learned that in 2013 the officer was the subject of a napa police all points bulletin, an apb. police were arrted that he told a woman on a dating website that haefs a high level cia agent and that he was involved in the killing of osama bin laden. abc 7 also learned before he he joined sf pd he was kicked out because of quote, untruthfulness in class assignments. that the officer denies putting himself out there as a cia agent and using an alias. he also denies saying anything about osama bin laden. we will of course continue to keep an eye on this story and update you here and through our app as well. >>> doing the right thing, that's apparently what motivated a murder suspect to plead guilt

. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now."rey good. >> she always looks good. >> i like the i dream of jeanie look. >> it's a good face-lift, too. pulls the hair back, so it's very taut. >>> we begin with the president increasing pressure on the justice department and fbi even as a special prosecutor investigates him. >> he wants tonow whether ehe f of the obama administration. at the same time, the president's legal team is pushing for an end to the inquiry on whether he obstructed the russia meddling investigation. here's david wright. >> reporter: president trump on the warpath, demanding answers about reports that the fbi had an informant approach the trump campaign, quote, i hereby demand and will do so officially tomorrow that the department of justice look into whether or not the fbi/doj infiltrated or surveilled the trump campaign poe has the right to l rp intervene. >> you look at the corruption at the top of the fbi. it's a disgrace. and our justice department, which i try to stay away from, but at some point i won't

here on abc 7. >>> all right. newsco's considered to host the 2020 democratic national convention. the dnc received proposals from seven other cities like atlanta, birmingham, denver, houston, miami beach, milwaukee, and new york city. the party will consider event facilities in each city, transportation options, and hotel accommodations among other factors. officials expect the selection process to play out over the next year. >>> a tough competition is taking place right now in the foothill of san jose. 27 swat teams are there to prove who is the best in the west. matt keller is live at the gun range, and, matt, this is more than just the competition, right? >> reporter: yes, it is also about learning from each other. this is the combined weapons course. you got the folsom police department about to begin and will be timed. it's fun for the law enforcement officers as they try to be the best or at least learn from the best. cover your ears, the best in the west swat competition gets loud. the santa clara county sh o

>> david wright, abc news, new york. >> she was great. well, just ahead, scientists point to evidence that there are with water geysers on one of jupiter's moons. >> and the royal wedding. why meghan >> we are just days away from the royal wedding. and there are reports that meghan markel's father won't be there. >> reporter: just days before he was to walk his daughter down the aisle, tonight tmz says markel's father will not attend the event after an embarrassing report on sunday accusing him of working with the paparazzi to stage photos. the father of the bride seen reading up on britain, exercising with hand weights, even getting measured for a suit. the 73-year-old now telling the website the photos look stupid and hammy. meghan's estranged half sister saying it was all her idea to recast his image after unflattering photos in the press. >> i am entirely the culprit. there's a lot of scrutiny that it was money motivated. it was not. it was my suggestion that to benefit him and the royal family. >> markel says he's recovering from a h

eye on this story and update you on our app as well. >>> and now to a story you'll see only on abc 7 news tonight. >> they called my mother right away and said you won't believe what happened. >> here's what happened. an airbnb rental ransack, tonight only abc 7 news has the story of a bay area homeowner's worst nightmare. sheriff's officers and airbnb are looking into the burglary. >> the owner was shocked when she found out what had happened to her house in discovery bay. eric thomas shows how much those burglary ars got away with. >> reporter: the entrance to the weekend home in discovery bay says "welcome". it does not say "help yourself." but between sunday and thirursd, the people who rented the home did just that. the first warning came when her mom checked the security cameras. >> 3:00 a.m. is when my mom noticed that the security camera went out. that's when she thought, okay, something's wrong. >> reporter: emily, who doesn't want her las name used says that's because burglars took the security cameras. >> basely all the appliance, espresso machine, blender. >> reporter: cleanin

he described the fall to abc news reporter to laura anthony on abc news at 5:00.dsides pointing to the new u.s. embassy up to the city next week after president trump recognized jerusalem as israel's capital. now to the lava. dozens of homes have been destroyed by hawaii's erupting kilauea volcano. active fissures have slowed down. scientists warned a pause in activity. abc news reporter marci gonzalez has the latest from hawaii. >> flames shooting from thatives it swallows that mustang. unstoppable destruction on street after street here in this neighborhood on hawaii's big island as the volcanic eruption shows no sign of stopping. >> it's heartbreaking. >> spewing lava and molten rock more than 300 feet in the air. >> it's powerful and thunderous. it's like -- it's erupting like a jet engine and sounded like bombs. >> more than 30 homes destroyed. >> my son asks, mommy, can we go home? >> many of the 1800 people forced to evacuate questioning whether their homes could be next. some evacuees allowed back home to pick up pets. >> hi honey. >> joyful, gratitude of

in redwood city, mat matt keller abc 7 news. >>> the ghost ship case was back in court. max harris as attorney is ofrpg to pay out of his own pocket for a sober lichaj arrangement in an appeal to get him bailed out of jail. abc 7 news reporter leslie brinkley following this case from oakland. >> reporter: attorneys for ghost ship defendant max harris declared today was the first time that the judge acknowledged the defense has merits. >> it seems as though the court is leaning towards releasing mr. harris on bail based on new law on the circumstances in which we want to introduce him back to the public. >> harris's attorney offered to use his own money to help pay for harris to be released from jail into a sober lichaj facility with an electronic ankle monitor base on her a new landmark state court recalling requiring judges to consider alternatives to jail for criminal defendants who can't afford cash bail. harris along with derick almena, the founder of the arts collective known as ghost ship are each charged with 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter for the fatal fir

live in dublin, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> amy, good luck with that. >>> here's the schedule for the nba times right here on abc 7. game one is thursday at oracle arena, game two is sunday, and the series moves to cleveland for games three a four, and if need, game five in oracle june 11 and games six and sunday june 11 and 14, and june 17, father's day, dads angling to go, but first things first, we are the only place you can watch the nba times presented by youtube tv. as we mentioned, game one is tuesday at oracle. we'll have a pregame show at 5:00 and abc 7 coverage at 5:30 with tipoff at 6:00. >>> is it or is it not happening? the historic summit between the u.s. and north korea. the open developments that seem to point to a thumbs up. >>> and the "roseanne" reboot cancelled. this just tweeted. the swift reaction. >>> good morning, everyone, a pleasant 63 degrees here in san francisco, but we have a 25 degree spread already. 84 in livermore, and 59 at half moon bay, and another toasty one inland. your full acc i thought after sandy hook, where 20 six and seven year olds were

this case has left her baffled and angry. >>> all that plus more coming up in just half an hour on abc news at 6:00. dan, kristen. >> ama thanks a lot. >> finally tonight the new bachelorette will have a few bay area in men to koos from. >> beka cuff ran won but then dumped by her fiance arie in favorite of the runner-up. beka has 28 new men to choose from. >> meet them grant a 27-year-old electrician from danville. john a 28-year-old software engineer from san francisco. colton underwood on the raiders practice squad during the 2016 season. >> good looking group. te bachelorette prehere's monday the 28th on abc 7. >> i'm sure scheel find true love. world news tonight with david muir is coming up next i'm kristen sze. >> for all of us here, we appreciate your time and hope to see you again in half an hour. >> bye-bye. >>> tonight, the horrific scene. the deadly school bus crash, packed with fifth graders on a field trip. the violent highway collision with a truck. >>> also tonight, the stunning images. the kilauea volcano exploding, sending ash and debris 30,000 feet up in the air. resident

clayton sandell, abc news, pahoa.our first close-up look at what happens when your camera gets too close to a rocket launch. >> this is what's left of a $3,000 camera that had been set up at this week's falcon 9 launch. it's been scorched, melted beyond repair. >> glad no one was holding it at the time. luckily, it did capture a few dramatic snaps before its untimely death. the photographer had four cameras closer to the launch pad. they came out unscathed. >> amazing indeed. >>> coming up, your "world news now" survival guide. >> the giz wiz. indeed. >>> coming up, your "world news now" survival guide. >> the giz wiz. s why pantene has the perfect conditioners for everyone. from air-light foam, to nourishing 3 minute miracle, to the moisture-infusing gold series. we give more women great hair days - every day. pantene. ♪ >>> with summer on the way, now is the time to start planning those great outdoor adventures, but too many of us don't plan for things going wrong. luckily, dick debartolo is here with emergency gadg

abc 7 news. >>> thanks, dion. watch parties are a lot of fun. feels like the game is happening in front of you. don't forget, abc 7 is the only place to watch the nba finals. game 1 coverage starts thursday between the cavs and whoever wins game 7 tonight between the warriors and the rockets. >>> is your router under attack? the warning from the fbi and what you can do to protect your home or office from the lateate attack. >>> the new license 34r5plate t bring the dmv into the digital age. >>> michael finney is taking your questions on twitter and facebook. post when the worst oil spill hit san francisco, first responders went to work. and mayor gavin newsom, he went to hawaii. man: newsome left the day after the spill for a four-day vacation in hawaii. the same gavin who said his job as lieutenant governor was so dull, he only showed up for work at the state capitol one day a week, tops. gavin's not gonna work as governor. by living off the grid. completely. you could generate your own energy, at home. maybe you could save energy by weaving you

thank you so much for joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00 i'm ama daetz. >> abc 7 news starts right nowd gave him the men and he fled the bank. >> a bay area chef is charged with robbing a bank at gunpoint. and now he tells abc 7 news his side of the story. >> happening in hawaii, fountens of lava and fault lines shaking. people nearby trying to get out. >> butting heads over b.a.r.t. the sharks flex legal muscle. it may delay the project ichlgts a woman accused of spying for likely in the south bay got her job back. now she is fighting for her good name. >> live, where you live, this is abc 7 news. >>> good evening i'm dan ashley. >> i'm kristen sze thank you for joining us. >> a 54-year-old celeb chef is in the jail. >> he is accused of robbing a back earlier this week. today he talked with our reporter leslie brinkley. >> reporter: vallone tin o luken admitted to robbing this bank at 11:00 a.m. wednesday. he said, i went inside and said good morning. nobody moves. this is a robbery. i talked with luken at the martinez detention facility armed with a reporters notebook, no camera, no

you can read about the other americans who married into royalty. >> thanks for joining us for abc 7 newst four. larry beil >> i'm ama daetz abc 7 news at 5:00 starts now. >>> teacher told us to go, go, go. >> there have been explosives devices found. >> a student opens fire in texas, killing tenpeople. another school turned into a combat zone. reaction swift. students here vow to fight the violence. >>> steph curry and nba players say the shooting puts a new perspective on the playoffs. >>> a man accused in the freeway crash the other night gets out of jail tonight. live with the story. >>> plus smashed cars after a sheriff deputy shoots a suspect. she slipped out of the handcuffs, stole a car and hit a deputy. >> announcer: live, where you live. this is abc 7 news. >>> is there a part of me like this on the happen in my school. >> no. there went. it's happening everywhere. i've always felt evenly it was happening here too. >> a blunt response from students in santa fe texas following the latest massacre on an american school campus. good evening. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm kristen sze. nine

>> abc 7 news. >> awesome.ood job. >> well, tutor mate currently has ten corporate partners. >> if you would like to learn more and get your company or school involved, visit abc7news.com. >> one last time, we want to update the weather forecast. >> we're tracking that fog overnight tonight. going to be very limited. our marine layer is really compressed. the next 12 hours, mainly clear skies for most of us. dropping into the mid 40s in our coolest spots. most cities around the shoreline, upper 404s to lower 50s. future weather showing you tomorrow morning, 7:00 in the morn, a little bit on the coast and perhaps through the golden gate stretching over to oakland. by 10:00 in the morn, any fog we do have quickly moves back to the coast. it is nothing but sunshine from there on out. so your 12 h of hour planner on your tuesday will show you. we're seeing temperatures in the 720s in a lot of spots. tomorrow is very similar to today. mild out there .. 73 in fremont, up to 80 in concord, 79 in santa rosa. san jose w

. >>> and now to a story you'll see only on abc 7 news tonight. >> they called my mother right away and said you won't believe what happened. >> here's what happened. an airbnb rental ransack, tonight only abc 7 news has the story of a bay area homeowner's worst nightmare. sheriff's officers and airbnb are looking into the burglary. >> the owner was shocked when she found out what had happened to her house in discovery bay. eric thomas shows how much those burglary ars got away with. >> reporter: the entrance to the weekend home in discovery bay says "welcome". it does not say "help yourself." but between sunday and thirursd, the people who rented the home did just that. the first warning came when her mom checked the security cameras. >> 3:00 a.m. is when my mom noticed that the security camera went out. that's when she thought, okay, something's wrong. >> reporter: emily, who doesn't want her last name used says that's because burglars took the security cameras. >> basely all the appliance, espresso machine, blender. >> reporter: cleaning staff found the full extent. they took washer

new york called consensus for cryptogoing on. i think it started today. >>> that will do it for this edition of abc 7 news at 4:00. a daetz. ziemts i'm larry beil. abc 7 news at 5:00 starts now. >>> i'm an amazing mother and i am not going to allow this to break us. >>> standing strong against charges of neglect and torture, but police say their messy house concealing a house of horrors. >>> plus -- >>> i was over there when it all happened. it was so crazy. >>> a killing in a college dorm. a teenager is arrested and students are on edge. >>> also -- >> 26 states will in some way, shape or form have legalized sports wagering. >>> that's expected to include california. the brave new world likely coming to a local sports bar near you. >>> some are calling it a house of horrors. good evening, i'm dan ashley. >>> i'm kristen sze. >>> a fairfield couple charged with child neglect and torture after police discover their ten children living in squall or. >> the mother of the children say police have it all wrong. laura anthony is live in fairfield where police wrapped up a news conference a short time ago. laura? >> repor

afternoon's crash caused minor structural damage to the building on blossom hill road. >>> new details tonight. abchas learned the san francisco police officer at the center of a harassment allegation against the department has been terminated. abc 7 news reporter katie marzullo has the latest developments. >> reporter: we were not able to talk with the former san francisco police officer who lives in pleasanton, but a neighbor said an unmarked police car and patrol units were at the house wednesday. sources tell us police came to the house to retrieve the officer's badge and servic weapon. san francisco police will only confirm the officer has left the department. the officer is of afghan descent and is muslim. in april he filed a complaint accusing the department of racial and religious harassment. >> i've been labeled as a rat, singled out by my colleagues. >> reporter: earlier this week abc 7 news learned in 2013 the officer was the subject of a napa police all points bulletin. police alerted all other agencies he told a woman on a dating website he was a high-level cia agent and that he was in

>> announcer: live where you live, this is abc 7 news. >>> this is what people from i lack and understand do. >> we have to turn it into a teaching moment. >> abc hit series roseanne is no more. the rebooted show now cancelled. and roseanne barr has been dropped from her agent today after the kmeenen sent out a racist tweet this morning. good afternoon and thank you for joining us. i'm ama daetz. >> today's cancellation came after the tweet to then esid obama. abc news reporter danya bacchus has the details. >> roseanne bar is known for using romky on the rebooted sthoe highlight hot button. >> this is what people from i lack and taliban do. >> but a recent tweet was considered no laughing matter. abc is cancelling the hit show after barr posted on twitter muslim brotherhood and planet of the apes had a baby eating vj an african-american woman and longstanding senior dwirs to barack obama. jarrett responding on msnbc. >> we have to turning it into a teaching moment i'm fine. >> the tweet causing a social media storm with some twitter users calling the remarks racist and bigoted. >> the re