stone abc 7 news. and you can track the next storm with the abc 7 bay area app download it wherever you stream it is happen again this time six lives cut short from the latest mass shooting in america an elementary school in nashville, tennessee three of the victims just nine years old and tonight. we have new surveillance video from police. but before we proceed let me warn you it can be disturbing for some people the more than two minutes of security video shows the shooter drive up to the private school parking office this morning moments later video shows the gunman shooting out the lot front doors before walking into the second floor and other areas of the christian school and opening fire abc 7 news reporter. lindsay watts is in nashville. to get a little kid active shooter at a school tonight officials trying to piece together. what? could lead a 28 year guns say she killed six people including three nine year old kids. most of these are going to be coming into children's the nine year old victim

here's abc news reporter rhiannon alley. this morning. a supermarket use of facial recognition is raising privacy concerns. the sign posted outside a fairway store in new york city, reads customers. biometric data may be collected since using a scan of ri or it might be using our facial rec, you know, or face or a fingerprint fairway, saying in a statement. the technology is helping our store reduced retail crime shoplifting has surged across the country, the number of shoplifting complaints in new york surged to more than 63,000 last year. 45% more than the year before. this is not a city where you can walk into a store , take what you want and walk out. dozens of large retailers are reportedly using facial recognition to catch repeat offenders and more entertainment venues are using the tool that ticket gates, including first energy stadium in cleveland, citi field in new york and the rose bowl in pasadena. it's very , very difficult to find a pin in a haystack, so to speak at a large venue, a large events so yeah, i think you're going t

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abc news live on hulu, abc seven live breaking news breaking news police activity happening at the embarcadero bart station. we first got word just about an hour ago when the station was closed down by police. bar tells us the station is now open again . trains are making normal stops. police are reviewing security footage to see exactly what happened. but there are no victims or witnesses that we are aware of. at this moment, we will update you just as soon as we get more information, do our other top story tonight. the future of prison life in california governor newsom will make a dramatic announcement tomorrow from san quentin state prison. it will transform inmate life. good evening. i'm on the dates, ashley. thanks for joining us that announcement, quentin state prison will soon be called quentin rehabilitation center. the news, first reported by the los angeles times will be made official from the prison site tomorrow, abc seven news reporter jr stone has the reason for this major change and the debate that as you can imagine, is already coming with it. california governor gavin newsom

donald trump on the verge of possibly becoming the first american president to be indicted, tonight, abc news has learned of a significant new development in one of the federal investigations he faces. sources tell abc news a federal counsel investigating trump's handling of classified documentr s es preliminary evidence that trump judge ryl well ord is e so urces who described its contents to abc al news say she wrote that special counsel jack smith had made, quote, a prima facie showing that the former president had committed criminal violations by knowingly misleading his attorneys so they would file a sworn statement he knew was false.t arch of his mar-a-lago estate determined he had turned over all the classified documents in his possession. the special counsel convinced the judge the evidence was strong that the lawyers filed that statement because trump had misled them. two months later, when fbi agents searched the premises, prosecutors say they found more than 100 additional classified documents, including some in trump's office desk. >> the shameful raid and breaf oinmyom h was a tr

live in novato, liz kreutz, abc 7 news. ama: thank you. to the south, santa cruz county has been the hammered by our recent storms, and today was no different, with the rain and intense winds hitting the region. abc 7 news zach fuentes joins us live with more. zach? zach: when we compare thanks to earlier this year, today's storm was pretty mild in comparison to those, but the rain and winds were intense at times. it was painful to stay outside in some areas of santa cruz county, but that did not stop a lot of people from coming outdoors. santa cruz county has been one of the areas hit over and over again by storms since the start of year. . impacted not just to the -- the areas impacted not just limited to the coastal areas. >> my mom has evacuated. zach: even roadways giving out, and at some of those areas, partial road closures are still in effect. and others, like this portion of main street that washed out weeks ago, temporary fixes are the only thanksgiving the residents access to the rest of the community. all of these new impacts or

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stone abc 7 news. and you can track the next storm with the abc 7 bay area app download it wherever you stream it is happen again this time six lives cut short from the latest mass shooting in america an elementary school in nashville, tennessee three of the victims just nine years old and tonight. we have new surveillance video from police. but before we proceed let me warn you it can be disturbing for some people the more than two minutes of security video shows the shooter drive up to the private school parking office this morning moments later video shows the gunman shooting out the lot front doors before walking into the second floor and other areas of the christian school and opening fire abc 7 news reporter. lindsay watts is in nashville. to get a little kid active shooter at a school tonight officials trying to piece together. what? could lead a 28 year guns say she killed six people including three nine year old kids. most of these are going to be coming into children's the nine year old victim

news at 11 starts right now. building a better bay area moving forward find solutions, this is abc 7 news. good evening, and thank you for joining us on dion limb. you're watching abc 7 news at 11 right away another what weekend in the bay area as the rain returns and spencer much more is on the way. you're right dion, you know, we had a little bit of a break in the early evening hours. not much activity after a fairly rainy day, but right now as we look at live doppler seven, you can see another massive moisture just beginning to move on shore up in the north bay. look at those lightning strikes just offshore. so this is going to be a body of pretty active weather coming our way. so the storm on the exclusive abc 7 storm impact scale is a level one through tomorrow. we expect periods of rain, perhaps a few downpours gusty winds snow levels not only down below 2000 feet down below 1500 feet and a slight chance of thunder. here's a quick forecast animation starting at midnight. is that wave this moving on shore right now swings through during the overnight hours. it'll be followed for much o

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david gonzalez, abc seven news wow, that is precarious. down south. at least everybody is getting a bit of a break from the rain, but for how long? let's get to abc seven news meteorologist sandia patel on the roof to get that answer. sandia yeah, almond. dan, you have two days. to clean up. enjoy the sun. do whatever you'd like. we do have a nice breeze up here on the roof. blue skies behind me. let's take a look at live pictures from our tower cameras from the bay area to the sierra. we're seeing sunshine right now and getting that much needed break. so here's the view from zephyr cove camera. the snow pack right now. statewide is that 223% of average, and you can see that there is time for you to get up there to enjoy some snow. the freshly created snow that came in with the storms to take a look sunny day for your friday if you are traveling 44 degrees 14 degrees in the morning. there is a chance of some snow showers on saturday. certainly better opportunities sunday, saturday night, i should say and then monday, we have had the snow coming to the

the abc news exclusive. juror inside that room as the jury found alex murdaugh guilty. what it was that he says sealed murdaugh's fate. >>> also tonight, the storms headed into the northeast at this hour. the tornados and straight-line winds already. we'll time this out. >>> first tonight, the new image of alex murdaugh just in tonight, sentenced to life in prison now. and tonight hear that exclusive interview, one of the jurors taking us inside the deliberations. how many thought he was guilty, how many not guilty, and how they came to a consensus so quickly. and alex murdaugh addressing the judge today, saying, i'm innocent, and what the judge said back to him. eva pilgrim just back from the courthouse right here with us tonight. ose powerful storms sweeping

sources telling abc news the justice department is launching an investigation into the owners of the popular social media app over allegations of spying. >>> a new report on the possible origins of covid-19. an international team of scientists reportedly finding genetic links tying the pandemic to another animal in china, leading to more questions about other virus theories, including a possible lab leak. >>> here in new york, the good samaritan helping police take down an armed man carrying two loaded guns. >>> and on this st. patrick's day, the lucky charmers bringing joy across the country. >>> good evening, and it's great to have you with us on this friday night. i'm whit johnson in for david. we begin tonight with the international criminal court issuing an arrest warrant for russian president vladimir putin, a new effort to bring him to justice for alleged war crimes committed during the war in ukraine. the icc in the hague accusing vladimir putin of abducting or forcibly deporting children from ukraine and sending them to live in russia. putin holding a security council meeting

tonight here, abc news learning about a separate case. the special counsel investigating classified documents at mar-a-lago. tonight, a judge determining the special counsel has presented compelling preliminary evidence that the former president might have broken the law, by knowingly misleading his own lawyers when they filed sworn statements that the special counsel believes the former president knew were untrue. now all of this tonight, as authorities prepare for any possible reaction to the grand jury in new york city. again, if there is an indictment, it could come any day now, as early as tomorrow. of course, we do not know if the grand jury in new york will indict, nor do we know if this news involving the special counsel means the former president will be charged in that case. but all of this coming to a head, as the nation watches, and a former president runs for president again. abc's jonathan karl leading us off again this evening. >> reporter: as the nypd puts up barricades around a manhattan courthouse, with donald trump on t

sources telling abc news the justice department is launching an investigation into the owners of the popular social media app over allegations of spying. a new report on the possible origins of covid-19. an international team of scientists reportedly finding genetic links tying it to another animal in wuhan, china. >>> here in new york, the good samaritan helping police take down an armed man carrying two guns. and on this st. patrick's day, the lucky charmers bringing joy across the country. i'm it johnson in for david. we begin tonight with the international criminal court issuing an arrest warrant for russian president vladimir crimes committed during the war in ukraine. the icc in the hague accusing vladimir putin of about ducking or forcibly deporting children from ukraine and sending them to live in russia. putin holding a security council meeting in moscow today. the kremlin firing back at the court, calling the warrant outrageous and unacceptable, saying it does not recognize the icc and its decisions are legally void. a research report out of yale identifying 6,000 ukrainian

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abc 7 news at 6:00 starts right now. >> you are watching abc 7 news, live on abc 7, hulu live, and whereverorm system heads our way. thank you for joining us. today certainly has been a day of weather extremes in the bay area so let's get to abc 7 news anchor liz kreutz with a look. >> wild weather sunday around the bay area highlighted by lots of hail. around 10:00 this morning ice pepper to windshields and homes in san ramon. decks were sprinkled with small pieces of ice. the hail quickly melted into puddles. early this morning streets, cars and streets turned ic. this is how it looked new your clairemont avenue and grizzly point. highway 24 was slick. hail made it risky for drivers on the roads. we saw lightning in san francisco. this is from highway 101 where there was also flooding overnight.

zach: zach fuentes, abc 7 news. ama: don't forget, you can use the same doppler as the abc 7 weather team. download the abc 7 bay area app. dan: the sacramento task force studying reparations for african americans try to answer a key question, how much could it cost the state to compensate residents for harms linked to sla 800 billion dollars, more than double the california annual budget. abc 7's anser hassan has more. >> if you are african-american, chances are, you are paying more on your mortgage for the same amount of money as somebody else, and that is not right. anser: public comment lasted two hours on day one of california's reparation task force two-day meeting in sacramento. the group was formed for possible reparations for black americans do to and racism. >> what we have learned into our institutions. ryan: the nine-member -- anser: the nine-member task force is talking about housing discrimination, over policing, and segregation could one parliament estimate puts the cost of more than $800 billion, more

abc 7 news joins us live. answer: as day, students, family, friends have been showing up for this memorial for jaden. i spoke to santa rosa police a short while ago. they say over the past five months, they have received 97 calls just to this high school pigot student who was survived with stand in the -- stabbed in the hand. his mother was at the school three weeks ago, warning that something was happening, but according to the mother, nothing was done. >> it was common knowledge that there was something going on. you guys told me three weeks ago, you pulled me in for a meeting to let me know that my son was assaulted three weeks ago by the same individual. >> maria cervantes is the mother of 16-year-old cruz. he was involved in the incident in which his friend, 16-year-old jaden pienta, was hand. she says she warned be school that students were having issues. >> i warned you and you did not stop it then. tires were slashed last week, allegedly by the same student peer >> he brought a knife to campus that day

ryan: ryan curry, abc 7 news ama: all right, abc 7 news' is here. let's start with stonestown. are there enough officers to do this? phil: that is the question. san francisco and other agencies are down police officers, and the stretch for where to put them is increasing. in san francisco, you have demands people want them in the union square shopping distant -- district, and this latest one, stonestown, which has been on the quiet side of town, is looking for more police. one thing that is interesting is some of the same politicians who were a couple of years ago saying let's defund the police or not use police so much in situations like this are the same once saying, where is the police plan. what are you going to do about it? ama: same for the people who live in the neighborhood. a lot of people wanted fewer officers, but now everybody wants them at their door because of the crime. phil: exactly. because when the crime gets to the door, that is when you want somebody there to help out. ama: nobody wants to travel on b.a.r.t. if you don't feel safe. let's talk about b.a.r.t.

abc 7 news is next. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> a that toppled onto a marine county home. crews bracing for more to come. thanks for joining us tonight. we are on early today because of the warriors playing here on abc 7 this evening. coverage begins at 5:00 p.m. for the abc primetime game between the warriors and box, live at chase center. i am j.r. stone, in for dr -- dion lim, who is in hollywood. abc 7 ne weather anchor spen christian's is another atmospheric river is on the way. spencer: that is true, jr. giving you a look at >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. -- giving you a look at live doppler 7, the storms are ranked level 1 on the exclusive abc 7 storm impact scale. expecting showers, occasional downpours. much going on, a wave of showers, downpours onshore. that is just before midnight. weather becoming quite active, wet. that takes us into weekend rainfall estimates anywhere from 2/10 of one inch to really one-inch. as you pointed out, more storms are on the way. i

we turn now to the abc news exclusive tonight we take you inside the company called open. ai artificial intelligence, their new technology gpt four. and even if you haven't heard of it, how it could soon affect your life tonight what that technology can now do from passing the bar exam to answering questions, even suggesting recipes by simply looking at a photo. of what you have in your refrigerator. and tonight here the very serious questions as well about the risk . this technology could also pose and could jobs at risk as well. here's our chief business correspondent rebecca jarvis. tonight we take you inside the headquarters of a small company in san francisco called open. ai creators of chat g b t. even if you haven't heard of it, your life could soon be impacted by this powerful new technology built with artificial intelligence. just this week open ai unveiling its newest version, which can answer complex questions in seconds, it can write speeches. take tests. we learned it can now even passed the bar exam to become a lawyer. there placing in the top 10% they believe

don't forget, there's much more news ahead at 5:30 on abc 7 bay area streaming tv, including a live report from tahoe and more on the silicon valley bank collapse. ama: on tv, world news tonight is next. for spencer christian, all of us here, thank you for watching. i'm ama daetz. dan: i'm dan ashley. we will see you tonight at 6:00. tell me about their frequent dry eyes, which may point to dry eye disease. millions of americans were estimated to have it. they also tell me they've tried artificial tears again and again, but the relief is temporary. xiidra can provide lasting relief. xiidra treats the signs and symptoms of dry eye disease. don't use if allergic to xiidra. common side effects include eye irritation, discomfort or blurred vision when applied and unusual taste sensation. why wait? ask your eye doctor about a 90-day prescription for xiidra today. for back pain, i've always been a take two and call in the morning guy. but my new doctor recommended salonpas. without another pill upsetting my stomach, i get powerful, effective and safe relief. salonpas. it's good medicine. >>> ton

stone, abc 7 news. liz: in the north bay, neighbors are still cleaning up from the last atmospheric river as well. first responders are getting ready for potentially more flooding. abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard was in mill valley and tells us about the community's concerns. cornell: more rain pelted marin county on saturday. roads were slick and windshield wipers got another workout. in mill valley, a crane was helping with a big cleanup, on hillside avenue, where a 50-foot oak tree crashed into a home during the last storm. tree removal experts say they have been slammed with calls, and it is not over yet. >> there is one more atmospheric river coming monday and tuesday. cornell: what do you think that is going to bring? >> more. cornell: more trees down? >> more trees down. cornell: in sonoma county, creeks and streams are running high. first responders are preparing for an additional three inches to seven inches of rain, and that is a concern for more flooding. there is nowhere for the water to

in new york city, tara campbell, abc 7 news. dion: new details on that oakland ransomware attack targeting the city of oakland. hackers have reportedly released some of the information they have gained for we are getting new and probation -- new info about the hackers themselves. and dark no more. the light dion: the city of oakland is trying to determine what stolen data ransomware attackers have released. officials say if they find the files to contain personal permission, they will notify the people affected. "the chronicle" reports responsible ta.lley thattack since fairbury eight and has disrupted the parking ticket and licenses. the bay bridge lights will be shut off. the daylights 360 group that is behind the lights has not received their funding goal yet. labor d deadline for this, but that did not happen. so far, they have raised $6.2 million. lights are expected to stay off through this year or until they reach their goal. a fire station that has been closed for 12 years reopened today. the city held the station closed

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amanda: i am at amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. ll to come on abc 7 mornings, treacherous travel back from tahoe. what officials want you to know as more travelers are expected to return from tahoe in the next couple of days. then a tree comes down, nearly falling on a deliveryman. . that alarming video after the break. i'd like to raise a toast... to that classic, ritz cracker taste... in a crunchy, toasted chip. (everyone) to the chip! to the chip! ritz toasted chips. the crunchy chips, only from ritz. your heart is the beat of life. if you have heart failure, entrust your heart to entresto, a medicine specifically made for heart failure. entresto is the #1 heart failure brand prescribed by cardiologists. it was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. heart failure can change the structure of your heart, so it may not work as well. entresto helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. and just imagine where a healthier heart could take you. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can caus

from abc news in new york. this is america this morning. good monday morning, everyone i'm andrew denberg valley happy first day of spring, everyone we want to begin with the new moves to boost the banking industry before another week on wall street begins overnight. several developments including word that a buyer has been found for one failed bank while finishing touches are being put on a merger to rescue a major european banks. and before all of this, we have learned that regulators at the federal reserve had some advanced notice about trouble at the one bank that set off all this turmoil. let's get right to abc's justin finch. he is here now, with the very latest justin morning. andrew good morning, abc news has learned federal regulators were aware of problems that silicon valley big four years. meanwhile, another recently failed big has a new buyer. this morning, a subsidy area of new york community bancorp has agreed to buy signature bake one of two failed banks recently taken over by the f d i c. the other silicon valley bank still

from abc news new york. this is america this morning. good wednesday morning , everyone. i'm andrew denber. happy wednesday. i'm really in an alley. we want to begin this morning with former president trump's legal troubles escalated . grand jury gets back to work today here in new york city in the case involving trump's payment to adult film actress stormy daniels trump had claimed he was going to be arrested yesterday. that didn't happen. but a possible indictment looms . meanwhile a far more serious cases building stemming from trump's handling of classified documents, sources tell abc news . a federal judge has determined there is preliminary evidence that trump broke the law. let's get right to abc's jacqueline lee, who begins our coverage. she's here in new york, jacqueline. good morning. andrew good morning as we learn those new developments in the classified documents case, security is ramping up here in lower manhattan as we await a potential indictment. this morning. double trouble brewing for former president trump in two separate court cases here in new york p

abc 7 news focused on building a better bay area. want to dive into education after teachers from around the state rallied in san francisco this weekend. many say they are underpaid, understaffed and underappreciated. abc 7 news reporter, bernard talked to protesters in union square. ♪ >> federation of teachers taking time from their annual conference to support educators in san francisco. >> this is united for education. we are coming together to fight for that, to fight for our students, to fight for our members. reporter: some employees at s f s usd and city college say they survived working in the pandemic in some classrooms without heat, but pay remains the biggest issue for leslie who. >> it is an incredibly expensive city to live in. we make very low wagesersof ourt educators who only make $17.50 an hour, just close to our city minimum wage. >> we are all about labor. we think you should receive equal pay for equal work. we support our brothers and sisters in san francisco. reporter: union officials say san francisco classroom

stone, abc 7 news. liz: in the north bay, neighbors are still cleaning up from the last atmospheric river as well. first responders are getting ready for potentially more flooding. abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard spent saturday in mill valley and tells us about the community's concerns. cornell: more rain pelted marin county on saturday. roads were slick and windshield wipers got another workout. in mill valley, a crane was helping with a big cleanup, on hillside avenue where a , 50-foot oak tree crashed into a home during the last storm. tree removal experts say they have been slammed with calls, and it is not over yet. >> there is one more atmospheric river coming monday and tuesday. cornell: what do you think that is going to bring? >> more. cornell: more trees down? >> more trees down. cornell: in sonoma county, creeks and streams are running high. first responders are preparing for an additional three inches to seven inches of rain, and that is a concern for more flooding. there is nowhere for t

sources telling abc news the justice department is investigating alleged spying by some employees of the social media app's parent company. abc's aaron katersky joins us now with the new scrutiny the company is facing. good morning, aaron. >> reporter: good morning, gio. scrolling tiktok can seem a carefree distraction. some government officials see a risk to you and to national security, and now the justice department is looking for evidence of spying. federal prosecutors and the fbi are investigating tiktok's parent company for possible surveillance of journalists who cover the technology industry. bytedance, tiktok's parent, has acknowledged four employees inappropriately obtained data of some u.s. tiktok users including two journalists. in a statement, the company condemned the actions of those involved and said they're no longer employed, but that's no reassurance to the biden administration, which has pushed bytedance to sell the app or face a possible ban. >> we have expressed concerns over china's potential use of software platforms that could endanger or threaten america's sa

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abc news exclusive inside the company called open ai artificial intelligence. their new technology gpt four, and even if you haven't heard of it, how it could very soon affect your life tonight inside the headquarters. what that technology can now do passed the bar exam. answer s 80 questions even suggest recipes by simply looking at a photo of what you have in your refrigerator. tonight, the demonstration right here and the very serious questions about the danger. this could also pose and could jobs be at risk by what the technology can do. rebecca jarvis just back tonight, the new concern over ticks in the northeast with the cdc is now staying we have used tonight and the georgia college football star, a top nfl draft prospect charged in that deadly crash. what played out today and what this now means. for tonight, issuing a major recall more than a million vehicles and march madness begins already tonight. major upset. headquarters in new york. this is world news tonight. with david muir. good evening, and it's great to have you with us here in a very busy th

this is abc 7 news. we don't know the motive or the circumstances surrounding as to why this individual did what he did or what he allegedly did. stunning new details about a san jose manic used of having explosives in his home. he's now accused of bombing at least two pg&e transformers. good evening. i'm ahmed dates. we will get to that story in a moment, but we're going to begin with the weather if you're a weekend plans involve anything outdoors. you may want to carry that umbrella because more rain is on the way. let's get right to abc 7 news weather anchor spencer christian spencer. okay. i'm a first i say bear with me. i have a persistent case of hiccups tonight. they won't go away. so please bear with it is here's locked up with seven. we have quiet conditions across the bay area right now the approaching storm which will be coming in early in the morning ranks level one on the abc 7 exclusive storm impact impact scale this weekend rain and gusty winds snow over the highest peaks in a slight chanc

live in monterey county, zach fuentes, abc 7 news. julian: you can find that information on abc7news.com. in the north bay, two homes have been red tagged and some thirst -- some others are in danger after receiving too much rain. abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard is closely watching the movement of that hillside. cornell: hi, julian, yeah. all eyes of the neighborhood are on this hill above cooper drive. it is so saturated, the earth is moving toward the homes below. as a precaution, two homes behind me have been read tagged, and other homes in the area are at risk tonight. >> we are sitting in our living room, and we hear cracking, and it is the fence shifting and breaking. cornell: it is not the sound becca acosta wants to hear, buckling from a landslide slowly pushing a wall of dirt into her backyard from the hillside above. >> more rain on the way, so we will see how much of the dirt continues to shift. i'm not, you know, we don't know what to expect, really. we are hoping we don't get read tagged -- red tagged like some of the

cornell barnard, abc 7 news. to keep up with the changing weather you can access the same live doppler7 our team uses on demand on the abc abc 7 bay area app. developing news. president biden is responding to four attacks on u.s. forces in syria. an american contractor died one of the attacks. daria albinger has the details. daria: more drone and rocket attacks on u.s. bases in syria. at least four in the last 48 hours. the first happening thursday morning at a u.s. airbase in northeast syria. intelligent saying it was a one-way attack drone made in iran. a u.s. contractor was killed, another injured and five military servicemembers were wounded. this is the first time an american has been killed in syria. in a drone attack president biden authorizing retaliatory airstrikes. the u.s. launching two f-15s to destroy two iranian training and equipping facilities in the region. >> the united states does not emphasize seeking conflict with iran. but be prepared for us to act forcefully to protect our people. daria: 90

this is abc 7 news.arin county city of belvedere is considering using snipers from the federal government to kill all the coyotes on the island some residents say the coyote population is just exploding. it's affecting their way of life and it reported dan always has been looking into this issue and joins us now. well, larry and kristen there's an old ranchers adage kill a coyote and two show up to its funeral the experts say there's some truth to that. more will come to fill the void still a vocal group of belvedere residents once the killing to start as soon as possible. belvedere has some of the best views of san francisco bay some of the most expensive homes and a coyote problem. not the residents say the predator population is exploding and as a result deer raccoons and squirrels have all but disappeared and so are the pets. this was our good night thing when he wants to go out open the door. never to be seen again. lewis tells me her mutt from the pound baby kept her company through the pandemic, b

stone, abc 7 news. in the north bay, neighbors are still cleaning up from the last atmospheric river event, is on the way there. abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard spent saturday in mill valley and tells us about the community's concerns. cornell: more rain pelted marin county on saturday. roads were slick and windshield wipers got another workout. in mill valley, a crane was helping with a big cleanup, where a 50-foot oak tree crashed into a home during the last storm. tree removal experts say they have been slammed with calls, and it is not over yet. >> there is one more atmospheric river coming monday and tuesday. cornell: what do you think that is going to bring? >> more. cornell: more trees down? >> more trees down. cornell: in sonoma county, creeks and streams are running high. first responders are preparing for an additional three inches to seven inches of rain, and that is a concern for more flooding. there is nowhere for the water to go. >> the roads are very saturated. our rivers and small st

. >>> abc news exclusive. the parents of the college wrestler who died of heatstroke after they say he begged his coaches for water. >> they did it and didn't care. they didn't care. >> speaking after reaching a $14 million settlement with the school, only on "gma" this morning. >>> lucky to be alive. an emergency landing on a new york beach caught on camera. how the pilot and his passenger were able to walk away without injury. ♪ when i walk in the room ♪ >>> and a sparkling weekend. taylor swift makes arizona shimmer as she kicks off her highly anticipated tour, returning to the stage with a three-hour performance that had everyone on their feet. >>> plus, after a bracket-busting weekend of march madness, the sweet 16 is set for the men, including the surprising win for princeton atcoach and styer jo us thimorning.ood morning, amer. ♪ >>> this is "good morning america." march madness in full swing. major upsets for both the men and women. ole miss taking out the number one seed, stanford. >> amazing. these g

an abc news reporter says a trump spokesperson is now walking back the claim. >> a new social media postpresident trump claiming he will be arrested tuesday in relation to the manhattan district attorney's investigation into hush money payments made to stormy daniels ahead of the 2016 election, calling on his supporters to protest. abc news has not verified the claims in the manhattan district attorney not verifying it. after, a spokesperson appearing to walk it back in a statement saying in part that there is no notification the da has decided to take his witchhunt to the next level, adding president trump is highlighting his innocence. earlier this week. daniel's meeting with manhattan prosecutors and michael cohen testifying before a grand jury for five hours about that payment and he wrote the check one month before the 2016 election in which experts say could violate campaign finance laws. michael cohen speaking with abc after giving that testimony. >> i was working for the man who ultimately became president of the united states and yes, there were things we did wrong, for example,

abc 7 news at 6:00 starts right now. >> moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news.f saturation. streets are flooded across the bay area. des slippin a another atmospheric river is headed towards us as we speak. good evening and thank you for joining us. i am dion lim. we have storm coverage for you tonight starting with francis on the roof and with the timing of when this rain is going to finally let up. francis: right now on the there is some drizzle and we can expect spotty showers overnight into tomorrow morning. live doppler 7 satellite shows lots of cloud cover, we can expect that to taper off tomorrow. check out the rain totals. one of her highest rainfall amounts was in kentfield, 1.2 inches. then you see the rain shadow effect in the south bay and the lower part of the peninsula where palo alto only got eight hundredths of an inch and san jose got 500s of an inch. san francisco, .92 inches.

moving forward finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. from now or in the future. their son was killed in a freeway shooting and now they're talking only to abc 7 news about the possibility the suspects could face a lesser sentence good evening. i'm amade and i'm dan ashley. thank you for joining us 23 month old jasper wu was asleep in his car seat when he was killed struck by a stray bullet in a rolling gun battle between rival gangs on 880 in oakland. the shooting happened in november of 2021. the third of three suspects was arrested late last year. and today we're learning the district attorney made changes that could lower the sentences these suspects face. jasper's parents spoke only with abc 7 news anchor deon lemme. she is in the newsroom with the story tonight, dan and alma since jasper's death. the wolf family has been through a roller coaster of emotions. the reason why we sat down today is an internal memo. i obtained from the alameda county district attorney's office, which shows pamela price instructing prosecutors not to rel

sources tell abc news that could happen as early as next week. this morning the news of trump's indictment is reverberating around the world. he is the first president to face criminal charges. in manhattan, a grand jury handing out an indictment. an l -- an investigation into hush money payment. the chargers hinge not on the bau hhoney paymts are gen th wfor business documents were falsieto hide the paen no one knows what charges trump is facing, because the indictment is under seal until he is arraigned. >> we are pretty sure that at the heart of this charge is filing false business records. it is a misdemeanor, a state charge that can become a felony if it is done in furtherance of another crime. jobina: shortly afterward of the indictment trump spoke to an abc news executive, taming the action was "political persecution." the manhattan d.a.'s office is also investigating a second alleged trump payment to former playboy model karen mcdougal. reggie: former president trump will have to travel from florida back to new york to be arraigned. it is

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and there is now a new reward for any information. abc's matt rivers is in mexico tonight. >> reporter: tonight, disturbing new video appearing to show a group of americans being violently kidnapped at gunpoint, just across the texas border in matamoros, mexico. one person led into the back of a pickup truck by heavily armed men wearing body armor. a few moments later, the men pull another person into the truck bed as at least one other was left lying on the ground. abc news has not verified the authenticity of the video, but sources familiar with the matter confirming it is part of the fbi's investigation. u.s. officials say four americans traveling in a white minivan with north carolina plates crossed into mexico on friday. shortly after, gunmen began shooting at the van, kidnapping all four people inside. one mexican bystander was also killed. president biden briefed, the fbi and state department working with the mexican government to find them. >> these sorts of attacks are unacceptable. we will continue to coordinate with mexico and pu

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