alan wang has the story from stanford. >> you are eating? >> on the day before it happened last november there were no signs 2-year-old jay lynn mcisac was born with a mall formation of arteries and veins in his head. >> my husband called 9-1-1 and i laid him out on the floor. literally felt like he was gone at the moment. >> no one knew pressure was building on his brain. paramedics made the right decision and sent him to a hospital with a neurology team. >> without aggressive therapy he was going to -- we were going to lose him. >> dr. michael steven edwards, the chief neurologist at children's hospital stanford said the clot was building at a vital part of his brain. >> it caused a very large blood clot in the cerebellum that started to take away brain stem function. >> instead of removing the clot immediately doctors waited and drained the clot over several weeks. he came out of his coma strong enough to endure the successful removal of the mall formation last friday. he survived when most patients do not. >> we weren't even sure if he c

alan wang has the story from stanford. >> you are eating? >> on the day before it happened last november there were no signs 2-year-old jay lynn mcisac was born with a mall formation of arteries and veins in his head. >> my husband called 9-1-1 and i laid him out on the floor. literally felt like he was gone at the moment. >> no one knew pressure was building on his brain. paramedics made the right decision and sent him to a hospital with a neurology team. >> without aggressive therapy he was going to -- we were going to lose him. >> dr. michael steven edwards, the chief neurologist at children's hospital stanford said the clot was building at a vital part of his brain. >> it caused a very large blood clot in the cerebellum that started to take away brain stem function. >> instead of removing the clot immediately doctors waited and drained the clot over several weeks. he came out of his coma strong enough to endure the successful removal of the mall formation last friday. he survived when most patients do not. >> we weren't even sure if he c

alan wang has the story from stanford. >> you are eating?on the day before it happened last november there were no signs 2-year-old jay lynn mcisac was born with a mall formation of arteries and veins in his head. >> my husband called 9-1-1 and i laid him out on the floor. literally felt like he was gone at the moment. >> no one knew pressure was building on his brain. paramedics made the right decision and sent him to a hospital with a neurology team. >> without aggressive therapy he was going to -- we were going to lose him. >> dr. michael steven edwards, the chief neurologist at children's hospital stanford said the clot was building at a vital part of his brain. >> it caused a very large blood clot in the cerebellum that started to take away brain stem function. >> instead of removing the clot immediately doctors waited and drained the clot over several weeks. he came out of his coma strong enough to endure the successful removal of the mall formation last friday. he survived when most patients do not. >> we weren't even sure if he could

abc7 news reporter alan wang is live in redwood city with the latest. >> we have watched police comb over this yacht called "the bella" and they say the mast snapped off during a regatta earlier this evening and killed a sailor on board. the bella was out at 6:45 and got too close to a channel marker and one of the guide wires caught on the marker. the u.s. coast guard said the mast broke off and crashed down on top of the cree. there were five sailors killing one and injuring two others. a small boat was nearby and rescued the crew. a witness saw them coming into the dock at the port of redwood city and it is where they unloaded the body of the dead sailor. >> they were frantic. they were telling everybody because there were people

abc7 news reporter alan wang took a tour of the construction site. he joins us from treasure island. alan? >> tonight you can see a faint image of the old bridge behind the new one. we are about to see the demolition of the old bridge take a more rapid pace. over the past year cal trans has been doing a lot of preparation for this. during that time nobody really noticed much until today. from their hot dog stand on treasure island, angel and his father are noticing a 50-foot gap in the old section of the bay bridge. >> you have been watching it? >> every day. little by little they take it apart. >> crews are removing the 30,000 -pound beams and the tension that held the bridge together. >> if you cut it in the middle like we did it would drop into the water. >> cal trans installed the hydrolic jacks that are pulling the load from the two halfs away from each other so it doesn't collapse. >> they are looking at how the bridge was built 80 years ago and we are taking it apart in the exact opposite order. >> as they were grinding the surface of the upper

that's where abc7 news reporter alan wang is live now with the details for us. alan? >> carolyn, witnesses say there was nothing this woman could have done. she was sitting over there in what used to be a bus stop when a car plowed through it about 9:30 tonight. right now she is in the hospital with life-threatening injure rueys and the driver of the car is in bad shape too. witnesses across the street tell me it looked like the car was trying to avoid a rear end collision with the car in front of it. >> there was two cars in the front. when the light was red the other car was speeding up. i guess he lost control. i guess he was not trying to hit the car in front of them so he went right inside the bus stop. >> witnesses tell me they didn't realize the car struck a woman until they saw her trapped with the wheel on top of her leg. coming back live you can see a few muni buses lined up on mission street. the street is closed and several of those electric minibuses are being delayed. the investigation continues and we have no time frame on when they are going to reopen

. >> abc7 news reporter alan wang joins us from richmond with the latest on the investigation. alan? >> just to give you a better idea where we are, this is the richmond target off of i-80 and mcdonald avenue. this is the strip shopping center across the parking lot where it all took place just before 6:00. there was a very shocked store clerk who saw it all happen. >> i was staring out the door. i didn't know what to do. i was freaked out. i didn't know what to do after that. >> she said she stood at the counter and watched it happen in the parking lot of the target shopping center in richmond. she says she saw two men yelling at some others in a silver car. >> all i heard was basically, no, not you. the guy in the back. they were yelling back and forth. then i basically heard two gunshots. >> she says both men fell on the ground and the victims quickly got up and drove off in their own car. >> two victims uh -- arrived at a local hospital and suffered from gunshot wounds. >> police say a teenager was in critical condition and a 23-year-old man was in serious condition. >> we r

reporting live on treasure island, alan wang abc7 news. >> thank you. in san francisco traffic around the bridge has been absolutely gridlocked. you can see the city streets packed. this is the on-ramp and really cars are at a stand still. >> to make matters worse, all of this happened as the giants ' game was letting up. this was near third and harrison. a sea of cars in every direction. none of them are moving. walking was a better way to get around. you can see all of the red. that means cars are crawling. some people are saying it took more than an hour to get to the on-ramp. >> you can keep an eye on the traffic. you can also follow us on twitter at abc7 news bay area. we will keep you updated. tune into the abc morning news. we will have up to the minute information on your commute. >> happening right now, the search continues for a missing boy off ocean beach. a 14-year-old boy was pulled under by a rip tide about 4:00 this afternoon and sadly has not been seen since. abc7 news anchor ama dates a is there live. ama? >> dan, rescue crews still hav

. >> abc7 news reporter alan wang joins us from richmond with the latest on the investigation. alan? >> just to give you a better idea where we are, this is the richmond target off of i-80 and mcdonald avenue. this is the strip shopping center across the parking lot where it all took place just before 6:00. there was a very shocked store clerk who saw it all happen. >> i was staring out the door. i didn't know what to do. i was freaked out. i didn't know what to do after that. >> she said she stood at the counter and watched it happen in the parking lot of the target shopping center in richmond. she says she saw two men yelling at some others in a silver car. >> all i heard was basically, no, not you. the guy in the back. they were yelling back and forth. then i basically heard two gunshots. >> she says both men fell on the ground and the victims quickly got up and drove off in their own car. >> two victims uh -- arrived at a local hospital and suffered from gunshot wounds. >> police say a teenager was in critical condition and a 23-year-old man was in serious condition. >> we r

alan wang reports from dublin where drastic measures are in the works. >> if dublin and san ramon fails to slash their wat usage this summer, the average residents will pay $20 a month. >> i will still water more. i don't nt to see it die. especially if you ha a big yard. water the grass and ke the flowers looking nice at all times. i would pay the extra 20 bucks to keep it going. >> it could threat storage levels for fighting fires >> we will shut customers off at that a point. it is not a likely scenario, but it is a credible scenario we are planning for if it comes to that. >> e water district is proposing to ban big customers from using drinking water for irrigation. that's why schoo like dublin high are preparing to hookup to te recycled water sysm. >> cities a school districts are the largest consumerof water. that's why the city of dublin has chosen to turn off the water features and the fountains. it will be used only at certain times. >> we plan on turning on th water features at both emerald gland and shannon when it goes over 90 degrees. >> it is a serious issue of the dublin

abc7 news reporter alan wang took a tour of the construction site. oins us from treasure island. alan? >> tonight you can see a faint image of the old bridge behind the new one. we are about to see the demolition of the old bridge take a more rapid pace. over the past year cal trans has been doing a lot of preparation for this. during that time nobody really noticed much until today. from their hot dog stand on treasure island, angel and his father are noticing a 50-foot gap in the old section of the bay bridge. >> you have been watching it? >> every day. little by little they take it apart. >> crews are removing the 30,000 -pound beams and the tension that held the bridge together. >> if you cut it in the middle like we did it would drop into the water. >> cal trans installed the hydrolic jacks that are pulling the load from the two halfs away from each other so it doesn't collapse. >> they are looking at how the bridge was built 80 years ago and we are taking it apart in the exact opposite order. >> as they were grinding the surface of the upper dec

that's where abc7 news reporter alan wang is live now with the details for us. alan? >> carolyn, witnesses say there was nothing this woman could have done. she was sitting over there in what used to be a bus stop when a car plowed through it about 9:30 tonight. right now she is in the hospital with life-threatening injure rueys and the driver of the car is in bad shape too. witnesses across the street tell me it looked like the car was trying to avoid a rear end collision with the car in front of it. >> there was two cars in the front. when the light was red the other car was speeding up. i guess he lost control. i guess he was not trying to hit the car in front of them so he went right inside the bus stop. >> witnesses tell me they didn't realize the car struck a woman until they saw her trapped with the wheel on top of her leg. coming back live you can see a few muni buses lined up on mission street. the street is closed and several of those electric minibuses are being delayed. the investigation continues and we have no time frame on when they are going to reopen

alan wang reports from dublin where drastic measures are in the works. >> if dublin and san ramon fails to slash their water usage this summer, the average residents will pay $20 a month. >> i will still water more. i don't want to see it die. especially if you have a big yard. water the grass and keep the flowers looking nice at all times. i would pay the extra 20 bucks to keep it going. >> it could threaten storage levels for fighting fires. >> we will shut customers off at that a point. it is not a likely scenario, but it is a credible scenario we are planning for if it comes to that. >> the water district is proposing to ban big customers from using drinking water for irrigation. that's why schools like dublin high are preparing to hookup to the recycled water system. >> cities and school districts are the largest consumers of water. that's why the city of dublin has chosen to turn off the water features and the fountains. it will be used only at certain times. >> we plan on turning on the water features at both emerald gland and shannon when it goes over 90 degrees. >> it is a seri

abc7 news reporter alan wang took a tour of the construction site. he joins us from treasure island. alan? >> tonight you can see a faint image of the old bridge behind the new one. we are about to see the demolition of the old bridge take a more rapid pace. the past over the past year cal trans has been doing a lot of preparation for this. during that time nobody really noticed much until today. from their hot dog stand on treasure island, angel and his father are noticing a 50-foot gap in the old section of the bay bridge. >> you have been watching it? >> every day. little by little they take it apart. >> crews are removing the 30,000 -pound beams and the tension that held the bridge together. >> if you cut it in the middle like we did it would drop into the water. >> cal trans installed the hydrolic jacks that are pulling the load from the two halfs away from each other so it doesn't collapse. >> they are looking at how the bridge was built 80 years ago and we are taking it apart in the exact opposite order. >> as they were grinding the surface of

in richmond, alan wang, abc7 news. >> next on abc7 news, watching a wild child grow up. that's tahoe, the abandoned bear packing on the pounds. >> she is learning to walk and jump, but there are still hurdles. i will check in on the cub that is cuter than ever. >> first here is jimmy kimmle. >> here is a sample of what we have in store for tonight. >> individually i don't have this,. >> aren't you cute, jimmy? >>> the father of the 15-year-old stowaway reunited with his son in hawaii tonight. he wants to bring him back to santa clara. he has been in hawaii since april 20th when he sneaked on to the tarmac in san jose's airport and climb need wheel well of the plane. child he has been -- he has been hospitalized with breathing trouble and it is unknown if he will be released to his father. >>> a tiny bear in tahoe has been causing a sensation since she was found abandoned. a rescuer filled in part of her mysterious story over the weekend, and now it may be hard to believe, but we think she is getting cuter. judge for yourself as you can see what it takes to care for a bab

reporting live on treasure island, alan wang abc7 news. >> thank you. in san francisco traffic around the bridge has been absolutely gridlocked. you can see the city streets packed. this is the on-ramp and really cars are at a stand still. >> to make matters worse, all of this happened as the giants ' game was letting up. this was near third and harrison. a sea of cars in every direction. none of them are moving. walking was a better way to get around. you can see all of the red. that means cars are crawling. some people are saying it took more than an hour to get to the on-ramp. >> you can keep an eye on the traffic. you can also follow us on twitter at abc7 news bay area. we will keep you updated. tune into the abc morningws. we w news. we will have up to the minute information on your commute. >> happening right now, the search continues for a missing boy off ocean beach. a 14-year-old boy was pulled under by a rip tide about 4:00 this afternoon and sadly has not been seen since. abc7 news anchor ama dates a is there live. ama? >> dan, rescue crews s

that's where abc7 news reporter alan wang is live now with the details for us. alan? >> carolyn, witnesses say there was nothing this woman could have done. she was sitting over there in what used to be a bus stop when a car plowed through it about 9:30 tonight. right now she is in the hospital with life-threatening injure rueys and the driver of the car is in bad shape too. witnesses across the street tell me it looked like the car was trying to avoid a rear end collision with the car in front of it. >> there was two cars in the front. when the light was red the other car was speeding up. i guess he lost control. i guess he was not trying to hit the car in front of them so he went right inside the bus stop. >> witnesses tell me they didn't realize the car struck a woman until they saw her trapped with the wheel on top of her leg. coming back live you can see a few muni buses lined up on mission street. the street i and several of those electric minibuses are being delayed. the investigation continues and we have no time frame on when they are going to reopen the stre

reporting live on treasure island, alan wang abc7 news. >> thank you. in san francisco traffic around the bridge has been absolutely gridlocked. you can see the city streets packed. this is the on-ramp and really cars are at a stand still. >> to make matters worse, all of this happened as the giants ' game was letting up. this was near third and harrison. a sea of cars in every direction. none of them are moving. walking was a better way to get around. you can see all of the red. that means cars are crawling. some people are saying it took more than an hour to get to the on-ramp. >> you can keep an eye on the traffic. you can also follow us on twitter at abc7 news bay area. we will keep you updated. tune into the abc morning news. we will have up to the minute information on your commute. >> happening right now, the search continues for a missing boy off ocean beach. a 14-year-old boy was pulled under by a rip tide about 4:00 this afternoon and sadly has not been seen since. abc7 news anchor ama dates a is there live. ama? >> dan, rescue crews still hav

in richmond, alan wang, abc7 news. >> next on abc7 news, watching a wild child grow up. that's tahoe, the abandoned bear packing on the pounds. >> she is learning to walk and jump, but there are still hurdles. i will check in on the cub that is cuter than ever. >> first here is jimmy kimmle. >> here is a sample of what we have in store for tonight. >> individually i don't have this,. >> aren't you cute, jimmy? 15-year-old stowaway reunited with his son in hawaii tonight. he wants to bring him back to santa clara. he has been in hawaii since april 20th when he sneaked on to the tarmac in san jose's airport and climb need wheel well of the plane. child he has been -- he has been hospitalized with breathing trouble and it is unknown if he will be released to his father. >>> a tiny bear in tahoe has been causing a sensation since she was found abandoned. a rescuer filled in part of her mysterious story over the weekend, and now it may be hard to believe, but we think she is getting cuter. judge for yourself as you can see what it takes to care for a baby bear. >> ready or no

in richmond, alan wang, abc7 news. >> next on abc7 news, watching a wild child grow up.s tahoe, the abandoned bear packing on the pounds. >> she is learning to walk and jump, but there are still hurdles. i will check in on the cub that is cuter than ever. >> first here is jimmy kimmle. >> here is a sample of what we have in store for tonight. >> individually i don't have this,. >> aren't you cute, jimmy? i'll just press this, and you'll save on both. ding! ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, llllet's get ready to bundlllllle... [ holding final syllable ] oh, yeah, sorry! let's get ready to bundle and save. now, that's progressive. oh, i think i broke my spleen! home insurance provided and serviced by third party insurers. 15-year-old stowaway reunited with his son in hawaii tonight. he wants to bring him back to santa clara. he has been in hawaii since april 20th when he sneaked on to the tarmac in san jose's airport and climb need wheel well of the plane. child he has been -- he has been hospitalized with breathing trouble and it is unknown if he will be released to h

alan wang reports from dublin where drastic measures are in the works. >> if dublin and san ramon failsash their water usage this summer, the average residents will pay $20 a month. >> i will still water more. i don't want to see it die. especially if you have a big yard. water the grass and keep the flowers looking nice at all times. i would pay the extra 20 bucks to keep it going. >> it could threaten storage levels for fighting fires. >> we will shut customers off at that a point. it is not a likely scenario, but it is a credible scenario we are planning for if it comes to that. >> the water district is proposing to ban big customers from using drinking water for irrigation. that's why schools like dublin high are preparing to hookup to the recycled water system. >> cities and school districts are the largest consumers of water. that's why the city of dublin has chosen to turn off the water features and the fountains. it will be used onlycertain timt certain times. >> we plan on turning on the water features at both emerald gland and shannon when it goes over 90 degrees. >> it is a s

alan wang, abc7 news. >>> aping gree -- angry teen girls were taken from a concert after their ticketsere found to be fake. this happened in san francisco. about 100 fans would not leave the front of the filmore. they were told their tickets were bogus. the girls say they paid hundreds of dollars because the show was soldout. they were purchased 0 stub hub and craigslist and appeared to be from the same seller. >> one mom bought them for a girl whose birthday was today. she is crying and my girls are crying. >> they are my idols. i wanted to see them so badly. this is the only chance i got. i finally convinced my parents to let me go and i find out it is a scam. >> craigslist does not offer refunds as it is not involved in transaction. stub hub policy indicates the girl will get a full refund. with the warriors clinching a playoff spot, the fans are being told to watch out for fraudulent tickets. they suggested the retail market place where the tickets are guaranteed. >> many checked out a restaurant on-line. now some of the restaurants are doing it right back. some in new york city sa

alan wang, abc7 news. >> the fda wants to regulate e cigarettes. the proposal will be released tomorrow. it would ban sales of e-cigarettes to minors and manufacturers would have to get their products approved through the fda among other regulations. there will be a 75-day public comment period and if approved the rules will take another 30 days to go into affect. >>> an unsatisfied tesla customer took her complaints straight to the top. and boy did she ever. take a look. >> i am really disappointed. >> sorry. >> this bloomburg video shows the chief executive dealing with some criticism yesterday when he made the first delivery of the model s to customers in china. a number of buyers say they are upset over delivery delays. musk says he apologized and says the palo alto-based company has resolved the issue. >>> san francisco police are using stickers to help fight bike theft. the stickers read "is this a bait bike"? the department's bike theft unit has bait bikes with tracker disease employed all over the city so if they are stolen officers know wh

alan wang, abc7 news. >> theda wants to regulate e cigarettes. the proposal will be released tomorrow. it would ban sales of e-cigarettes to minors and manufacturers would have to get their products approved through the fda among other regulations. there will be a 75-day public comment period and if approved the rules will take another 30 days to go into affect. >>> an unsatisfied tesla customer took her complaints straight to the top. and boy did she ever. take a look. >> i am really disappointed. >> sorry. >> this bloomburg video shows the chief executive dealing with some criticism yesterday when he made the first delivery of the model s to customers in china. a number of buyers say they are upset over delivery delays. musk says he apologized and says the palo alto-based company has resolved the issue. >>> san francisco police are using stickers to help fight bike theft. the stickers read "is this a bait bike"? the department's bike theft unit has bait bikes with tracker disease employed all over the city so if they are stolen officers know wh

alan wang, abc7 news. >>> aping gree -- angry teen girls were taken from a concert after their tickets were found to be fake. this happened in san francisco. about 100 fans would not leave the front of the filmore. they were told their tickets were bogus. the girls say they paid hundreds of dollars because the show was soldout. they were purchased 0 stub hub and craigslist and appeared to be from the same seller. >> one mom bought them for a girl whose birthday was today. she is crying and my girls are crying. >> they are my idols. i wanted to see them so badly. this is the only chance i got. i finally convinced my parents to let me go and i find out it is a scam. >> craigslist does not offer refunds as it is not involved in transaction. stub hub policy indicates the girl will get a full refund. with the warriors clinching a playoff spot, the fans are being told to watch out for fraudulent tickets. they suggested the retail market place where the tickets are guaranteed. >> many checked out a restaurant on-line. now some of the restaurants are doing it right back. some in new york city

in richmond, alan wang abc7 news jie. a busy day for san francisco firefighters who had to battle three different fires all occurring at the same time. the biggest of the blazes was in an apartment complex on d -- dolores street. cornell bernard is live outside the billing constructed in the 19ent tws. 1920s. cornell? >> larry, the cause of the fire is unknown. firefighters have left the scene, but the tenants of this six-story apartment belling cannot go home because the building is still without power. police officers have been reside escorting some resis in to grab what they can. tonight they will have to find someplace else to sleep. the parking garage at whole foods market is a temporary gathering place for displaced residents at this apartment house. the red cross is providing blankets and shelter. late today the building caught fire. sky 7hd was off head as smoke and flames could be seen from the top floor. the san francisco fire department used ladder trucks to access the roof. it didn't take long for the fire to

alan wang, abc7 news. >> the fda wants to regulate e cigarettes. the proposal will be released tomorrow. it would ban sales of e-cigarettes to minors and manufacturers would have to get their products approved through the fda among other regulations. there will be a 75-day public comment period and if approved the rules will take another 30 days to go into affect. >>> an unsatisfiedstomer tesla customer took her complaints straight to the top. and boy did she ever. take a look. >> i am really disappointed. >> sorry. >> this bloomburg video shows the chief executive dealing with some criticism yesterday when he made the first delivery of the model s to customers in china. a number of buyers say they are upset over delivery delays. musk says he apologized and says the palo alto-based company has resolved the issue. >>> san francisco police are using stickers to help fight bike theft. the stickers read "is this a bait bike"? the department's bike theft unit has bait bikes with tracker disease employed all over the city so if they are stolen officers k

alan wang, abc7 news. >>> aping gree -- angry teen girls were taken from a concert after their tickets were found to be fake. this happened in san francisco. about 100 fans would not leave the front of the filmore. they were told their tickets were bogus. the girls say they paid hundreds of dollars because the show was soldout. they were purchased 0 stub hub and craigslist and appeared to be from the same seller. >> one mom bought them for a girl whose birthday was today. she is crying and my girls are crying. >> they are my idols. i wanted to see them so badly. this is the only chance i got. i finally convinced my parents to let me go and i find out it is a scam. >> craigslist does not offer refunds as it is not involved in transaction. stub hub policy indicates the girl will get a full refund. with the warriors clinching a playoff spot, the fans are being told to watch out for fraudulent tickets. they suggested the retail market place where the tickets are guaranteed. >> many checked out a restaurant on-line. now some of the restaurants are doing it right back. some in new york city