alyssa harrington live in san francisco with the immigration about-face. alyssa? >> reporter: good morning. while i'm outside the i.c.e. headquarters in san francisco, where a rally is expected at 9:00 a.m. to celebrate the release of fernandez carillo. he was arrested last fall as he dropped his daughter off at a daycare. since then, his family and other supporters have been holding rallies and working tirelessly to get him released. he has been living in the united states illegally for about 15 years. a judge, however, ruled he should not be deported because it would not be safe for him to return to mexico. in a statement, carillo's wife said i am relieved today to know that we can live freely without fear as we deserve. he was being held at a detention center in richmond. the government did have the opportunity to appeal this ruling. but it did not. again, he will be released to family this morning. reporting live in san francisco, alyssa harrington, abc 7 news. >>> now, a live desk update from abc 7 mornings. >>> new overnight, president trump tweeting about n

reporting live in san bruno, alyssa harrington, abc 7 news. >>> thank you, alyssa. the names of the three victims have not been released. we know a 36-year-old man is in critical condition this morning. a 32-year-old woman is in serious condition and a 27-year-old woman is in fair condition. >> the police response was fast with officers moving in just a few minutes after the shooting took place. >> abc 7 news reporter matt keller continues our coverage live at youtube headquarters with the latest on the investigation. also, the response. good morning, matt. >> good morning, natasha and reggie. i spoke with the police chief this morning. he told me there's no indication that the semiautomatic handgun used by the shooter at this youtube building in san bruno was obtained illegally. i'm also told by the police chief that they do have the vehicle, the suspect's vehicle in their possession. but they have yet to complete a search of it. chief ed barber ini says it's a slow process. no letter or manifesto found yet. investigators are looking for access to online accounts a

abc 7 news reporter alyssa harrington live at the bay bridge toll plaza for us. go morning. alyssa. >> good morning. the natasha, reggie. police say if you have to use your phone while driving, pull over or have your passenger be the designated talker, texter an distracted driving awareness month. the california office of traffic safety launched a campaign called just drive. the goal is to educate drivers about the dangers of distracted driving. people can expect to see messages on electronic billboards, on the freeways and increase in law enforcement. the oakland police department is just one of the agencies cracking down. officers will be looking for people talking, texting, now the hands-free law has been in effect for ten years. the ots has done studies and did find a decrease in people talking and texting on phones. but there are still tens of thousands ofacistedns d erivery state oftr d california. the police say if you really need to use your phone,or a fir offender is a $162 ticket. reporting live along the bay bridge toll plaza, alyssa harrington, abc 7 news. >>> tha

alyssa harrington, abc7 news. >> we have exclusive reports on abc7news.com. just click on sections and then i-team and you'll find several stories as dan noyes looks at issues with the auto pilot feature. >>> it was another warm day out there but cooldown is on the way. live look outside right now from eric's exploratorium cam. it hasn't cooled off yet but for tomorrow's easter and passover forecast, meteorologist. >> you can see from the exploratorium cam, the fog descending over san francisco. noticeable changes the past 24 hours. numbers dropped some 20 degrees and the afternoon high and the cooler changes will extend into parts of tomorrow. let's talk about what we have. live doppler 7 quiet. temperature-wise, we fall back into the 50s in a lot of spots and even antioch right now holding the low 60s and 61 the current number in concord but the bigger story is that fog and the future weather shows tomorrow morning for sunrise services, 6:00 in the morning and contend with some patchy fog. i don't think it's going to be dense but the fog wilbe with us early

. >> the impact scale, one of the areas of concern, the vulnerable case -- alyssa harrington live in santa rosa this morning. good morning, alyssa. >> reporter: good morning. i'm in the fountain grove area. one of the neighborhoods devastated by the wildfires. this used to be a house but now it's an empty lot. the rain is coming down and the big concern here is debris flows and mudslides. that's what emergency official rs concerned about. many will be monitoring the creeks and waterways near the burn zones. >> this is one of the more severe and high intensity rainfall events of the season we've experienced so far. we are expecting potentially flood batters but definitely -- waters but definitely runoff from the burned areas. >> reporter: they installed 12 new sensors along the sonoma county watershed that will measure precipitation and rainfall. meanwhile, in santa rosa, construction continued in the fountain grove neighborhood on new homes. yesterday, abc 7 news saw crews laying foundation and crews then were not too concerned about the incoming atmospheric river. now what we're expe

alyssa harrington has more about how drivers react. >> shelleny is blienld. her brother bought this because it the only car that allows her to know what's going on. >> i feel safe because it alerts us as to what we should do. >> the same model crashed last friday. the driver an apple engineer died. tesla revealed the car was on autopilot when it crashed. but these two say they feel safe. >> people need to understand that you can just get in this and this car just does a miracle car. it's not it's a car that you can put it on autopilot but you have to use your common basic common sense. >> i think autopilot is safe. but you can't be put on autopilot and watch tv. and not give any credens to signal they provide. >> the statement released on the company blog said the driver received several visual and one audible hands on warning earlier in the drive and the driver's hands weren't detected for six seconds prior to the collision. >> use it the way design it's early technology. >> he says the autopilot is the reason he paut the tesla. he says he is always in contr

alyssa harrington has more about how drivers react. >> shelleny is blienld. her brother bought this because it the only car that allows her to know what's going on. >> i feel safe because it alerts us as to what we should do. >> the same model crashed last friday. the driver an apple engineer died. tesla revealed the car was on autopilot when it crashed. but these two say they feel safe. >> people need to understand that you can just get in this and this car just does a miracle car. it's not it's a car that you can put it on autopilot but you have to use your common basic common sense. >> i think autopilot is safe. but you can't be put on autopilot and watch tv. and not give any credens to signal they provide. >> the statement released on the company blog said the driver received several visual and one audible hands on warning earlier in the drive and the driver's hands weren't detected for six seconds prior to the collision. >> use it the way design it's early technology. >> he says the autopilot is the reason he paut the tesla. he says he is always in contr

alyssa harrington, abc 7 news. >>> we have exclusive i-team reports about the tesla crash on abc7news.com. just click on sections, then i-team. you'll find several stories as dan noyes takes a closer look at issues involving tesla's auto pilot feature. >>> new developments tonight. a san jose father who's facing deportation has been granted a reprieve. we learned today for fernando carrillo will be released monday after months of detention. he won his freedom after an immigration judge ruled it would not be safe for him to return to mexico. immigrant rights activists will hold a rally on monday to celebrate. >>> president trump criticized california's governor for pardoning five action-convicts who faced deportation. he referred to the governor as jerry "moonbeam" brown and said the charges included kidnapping, robbery, domestic violence and drug dealing. the president also called out oakland mayor libby schaaf again for warning residents of an impending i.c.e. raid last month. >> several of the criminal aliens who got away in oakland after the mayor helped them evade capture have already

an 7 news reporter alyssa harrington is live at the san bruno police department with the latest. >> reporter: that's right, kristen. the san bruno police chief revealed that the suspect visited a gun range the morning of the shooting. he will not say which one but it is here in the bay area. they have issued a search warrant at the suspect's home in southern california to get a better understanding of the motive behind this attack. youtube shooter nasim aghdam never actually got inside the building. instead she gained access through the parking garage and entered a gate to the outside courtyard where people were eating. here you see an employee letting a police officer into that same area using a company badge. >> at this point in the investigation it is believed the suspect was upset with policies and practices of youtube. this appears to be the motive for this incident. >> reporter: in a rant posted on her website, she blasted youtube for their ad policy saying she was losing revenue. >> i'm being discriminated and filtered on youtube and i'm not the only one. >> reporter: san bruno's poli

abc 7 news reporter alyssa harrington has been at the scene all afternoon. and he eventually surrendered a bit more than an hour ago. >> around 3:30 police took the suspect into custody. they believe he was hiding in the attic. >> video shows from sky 7 the suspect taken away from his home on coronado way in livermore. follows an hourslong stand off after the man robbed his neighbor at gust and ran back home to hide. police evacuated surrounding homes by transporting residents in armored vehicles. they were concerned because the suspect was armed with a handgun. >> the s.w.a.t. team came up to my parents' house in the vehicle and escorted them in the s.w.a.t. team and took them off to a excluded location which i current don't know right now. but i know they're safe i believe a at a residence nearby. >> police sent up drones to survey the area. s.w.a.t. teams used batters rams to punch a hole in the side of the house. throwing tear began inside and smashed a window. they threw in more tear gas rolling a rolling robert. they called the suspect's phone but got

first, let's get to abc 7 news reporter alyssa harrington at san bruno's police department where she's learning more about the shooter. alyssa? >> good morning. we know that nasim aghdam did not work at youtube or nobody anybody therement but she was angry at the company. she posted a rant criticizing youtube for causing her to lose money. >> only one -- -- [ inaudible ] >> she blamed the company's new ad policy and emd bedded other videos calling it ad pock lips. she was active on youtube. she posted workout videos and talked about vegan cooking and animal cruelty. her family recently reported her missing when she stopped answering her phone. we learned mountain view police had contact with aghdam hours before the shooting. officers found her sleeping in her car yesterday morning and contacted her family. her brother, who did not want his face on camera told reporters, he warned police she might be going to youtube. >> it was close to the youtube headquarter. she had problem with youtube. we called that cop again and told him that there's a reason she went from san diego to there. >>

alyssa harrington live at the bay bridge toll plaza. alyssa? >> reporter: good morning. april is distracted driving awareness month. we all know what the rules are. over and over again we see people on nair phontheir phones roads. we're keeping an eye on drivers to see if we find anybody using their phones. i've seen a couple glows with people checking a text message or e-mail. officers will be cracking down and you will get a ticket. california office of traffic safety launched a new campaign this month. it's called just drive. the goal is to educate drivers about the dangers of distracted driving. people can expect to incase in enforcement. the police is one of the agencies cracking down. officers will be looking for people talking, texting or using apps while driving. the penalty for a first-ti $16m. the hands-free law has been in effect in california for ten years. since then, the ots has done several studies and did find a decrease in people talking and texting on phones. there are still tens of thousands of distracted driving collisions every year. police say if yo

alyssa harrington is live in san francisco with the immigration about-face. alyssa? >> reporter: good morning. the judge ruled that fernandez pa ril owe should not be deported because it would not be safe for him to return to mexico. that means that carillo will go home after being detained for six months. he was arrested as he dropped his daughter off at daycare. since then, they've been holding rallies and working tirelessly to get him released. they say he never should have been detained in the first place. he illegally lived in the united states for nearly 15 years. in a statement his wife said the past months reveal an immigration system that traumatizes beloved family and community members. our message remains clear from the beginning, stop separating families and communities and put an end to detention and deportations. family members, faith leaders and other activists are expected to be out here for the rally in front of the i.c.e. headquarters in san francisco that begins at 9:00 a.m. this morning. reporting live in san francisco, alyssa harrington, abc 7 ne

alyssa harrington live for us in coe at that time i this morning. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. i'm in cotati this morning. i want to show you the conditions we're dealing with. there is steady rain. there's certainly a lot of rain. we are getting wet. puddling happening in this parking area. we're also feeling it's definitely cold here. it's a lot worse when you're driving. we were driving on highway 101. we did encounter standing water in the lanes. at one point, it splashed on our windshield. we jumped in our seats. definitely take it easy out there when you are driving. now, we're talking a lot about sonoma county because that area was hit hard by october's wildfires and some higher elevations in sonoma county could get as many as 6 inches in the next two days. up in parts of the north bay, like santa rosa devastated by the fires, officials are worried about debris runoff and mudslides. >> this is one of the more severe and high intensity rainfall events of the season so far. we're expecting potentially floodwaters, but definitely inc

abc7 news reporter alyssa harrington was there for the emotional reunion and she joins us live from sanrancisco. >> reporter: that's right. a lot of carillo's family members are in front of the i.c.e. headquarters here in san francisco. they were excited, in tears, holding signs welcoming him home. i want to show you the moment when the family was reunited. i.c.e. agents aarrested carillo six months ago when he dropped his youngest daughter off at day care in san jose. his family and immigrant rights advocates have been working tirelessly trying to get him released. a judge ruled he should not be deported because it would not be safe for him to return to mexico. his family wants to thank all the community members and everyone else who helped get him home. >> i'm going to take a shower. a real shower. i'm going to put on my pjs. i'm going to have something to eat. and i'm just going to rest and be with my family. >> six months without our girls hold his hand, hug their dad. i mean, you know, it's funny, when you don't realize how important holding someone's hand, your loved one's hands o

. >> abc 7 news reporter alyssa harrington at the scene where the armed standoff ended minutes ago. >believe the suspect was hiding in the atick and didn't come out until they sent k nines inside. they saw the suspect went in there and robbed his neighbor at gunpoint. sky 7 video shows the suspect being taken away in handcuffs. police say the suspect entered the house on wagner drive this morning and held up the person inside but they won't tell us what he took from the home. he ran back to his house on coronado to hide. police s.w.a.t. teams and negotiators tried to get the subrogate out for hours thp they evacuated neighbors transporting them in armored vehicle pps they used to your tear gas and drones and a robert inside. s.w.a.t. teams with a k 679 entered the house and found the suspect. >> the s.w.a.t. team came up in their vehicle and escorted him in the s.w.a.t. team and took him off to a excluded location which i don't know right now. but i know they are safe at a residence nearby. >> heard from told that the suspect is somebody known to the neighborhood, that they have had p

. >> reporter: alyssa harrington, abc 7 news. >>> game one against the spurs is right here on abc 7. coverage begins at 11:30, tipoff at noon. and then keep it here for after the game with all the highlights and live postgame interviews from oracle arena. >>> this is the last weekend for many ski resorts. heavenly mountain plans to close next sunday. squaw valley and alpine meadows will stay open until april 28. kirkwood has already closed. >>> and more snow on the way. in fact tomorrow into monday, looking at a foot of additional snow in some spots. we'll get to that in a moment live doppler 7, it is quiet on the radar, but it won't be tomorrow. a late season system arriving midday tomorrow. a little haze in the air. 54 mountain view. 50 on the coast, mid-50s in san francisco. oakland, 53. so searmuch warmer than yesterd. even with less wind this morning, we are milder and that is because high pressure has built in and it is start to retreat today. the north winds though really warmed up the north bay yesterday. well why to the 70s. and today, even warmer about 5 to 7 degrees warmer

. >> reporter: alyssa harrington, abc 7 news. >>> game one against the spurs is right here on abc 7. coverage begins at 11:30, tipoff at noon. and then keep it here for after the game with all the highlights and live postgame interviews from oracle arena. >>> starting out with live doppler 7, we have fog off the coast, but waking up with clear conditions here. probably one of the warmest day for the next seven days. we have wild weather coming our way. 50 oakland. 44 in gilroy. and from emeryville, a quiet start out there. winds are calm, 44 santa rosa, 45 in livermore with 50 in concord. 46 in floriin novato.novato. clear sky, notice the flag flat here. so those onshore independent with the backing off just for a day. so warming trend today and then cold air tomorrow night and breezy conditions with more wet weather on monday. rainfall a quarter of an inch to three quarters of an inch. and low snow levels down to 3,000 feet. so while you enjoy the above average temperatures today, clouds and rain. >> referee: by 2:00 tomorrow. and then it pushes south. 6:00 tomorrow night, some show

. >> reporter: alyssa harrington, abc 7 news. >>> game a one against the spurs is right here on abc 7. coverage begins at 11:30, tipoff at noon. and then keep it here for after the game with all the highlights and live postgame interviews from oracle arena. >>> saturday morning waking up to clear conditions. we have fog off the coast and it will be a beautiful day today with temperatures right now not too hard to take. lowest numbers are coast with low 40s here, 45 in santa rosa, plenty of 50s out toward concord and free momontfremont. emeryville, a cool start. warming trend continues today. today the warmest day we'll see for a while. and then a spring storm arrives tomorrow. it will linger into monday and cold air is coming in tomorrow night into monday that could allow you some thunderstorms and snow levels to drop locally. we'll have significant snow in the mountains and it will be chilly and breezy. so we bring in our storm impact scale for tomorrow night into monday, anywhere from quarter of an inch to a half inch of rain with wha chance of thunderstorm. that cold environment al

in hercules alyssa harrington abc 7 news joo. >>> mendocino authorities are checking out a surveillance video. showing a woman driving off da car. it killed jennifer heart her wife sara and three children. three other children are unaccounted for. the authorities told news that the the image here looks like jennifer ha. they are trying to come up with a reason for the crash. any say it was probably deliberate rchlts a major quake on the hayward quality could kbak the ink drinking water supply. abc 7 news reporter leslie brinkley went on a behind the scenes tour to see what's being done to safe guard the systems. >> reporter: a crush proof water main. east bay mud demonstrated the bounce back capability of cured in place pipe. they ip flate it to keep the water flowing. >> we have in older pipe breaking at increased rates. we are taking a careful measured approach to replacing the types with seismic resilient pipes, pipes that withstand ground did he formation during a earthquake so the customers stay in service. >> we think the earthquake will result in 7 feet of offset. >> that 7 feet

in hercules, alyssa harrington, abc7 news. >>> take a break for the weather forecast, a lovely day, especially the giants home opener. >> spencer, how long is this nice weather hanging around? >> one more day before a nice storm comes in. stop sign skies prevail all across the bay area right now. and it's relatively mild and you know what? let's see if this is not going to move, then bear with me while i hit a button over here. so we have had another mild day, temperatures in the 70s across much of the bay area, and let's see, the weather graphics are here we go, there's some movement, a live view from sutro tower, showing clear skies over the bay area. 59d degrees in san francisco, 63 in oakland. this is the view in emeryville, looking at the western sky, current temperature readings 71. napa 67, low to mid 70s in novato and fairfield. and the view that we have from our rooftop here at abc7 looking out over the embarcadero. sclouds will increase, the rain arrives in the north bay late thursday, it intensifies overnight, turns into a stronger storm with rainy and windy conditions likely on fri

abc 7 news reporter alyssa harrington has more. >> reporter: shalina is blind, her brother-in-law bought this model x because it's the only car that allows her to know exactly what's going on. >> i feel safe in this car, because it alerts us as to what we should do. >> reporter: the very same model crashed last friday, the driver an apple engineer died. tesla revealed the car was in autopilot when it crashed but these two say they still feel safe. >> people need to understand that it's not that you can just get in this, and this car is just going to do a miracle car. it's not. it's a car, that you can put it on autopilot, but you also have to use your common, basic common sense. >> i think auto pilate is safe but you can be put on autopilot, you can't watch tv and not give any credence to the signal they provide. >> reporter: a statement released late friday on the company's blog says the driver had received several visual and one audible hands-on warning earlier in the drive and the driver's hands were not detected on the wheel for six seconds prior to the collision. >> i'm not too worr

in santa rosa, alyssa harrington, abc7 news. >>> well, it continues to rain as you can see here on liveave periods of heavy rain and gusty winds with overnight lows in the mid 50s, but the storm should start to taper off by mid morning tomorrow. meanwhile, we have a flood warning in effect for navarro county, above flood stage, the river will be above flood stage between 11:00 a.m. and 11:00 p.m. a flood advisory for virtually all of and we have a flood watch from the bay area all the way over into the central sierra, until 11:00 sunday morning, an additional 3 to 7 inches of rain may fall. from the bay area to the sierra, there are flood concerns. here's the accuweather 7-day forecast, our wet weather will continue through mid morning tomorrow. sunny and breezy on monday, and then more rain on wednesday. >>> safety at work, the concerns after this week's shooting at youtube and the possibleactive shooter training that might soon become mandatory. >>> and keeping your private time private. the rules one lawmaker wan i'm trying to manage my a1c, and then i learn type 2 diabetes puts me

and abc news reporter alyssa harrington is joining us live from the newsroom. >> it's hard to miss those scooters. they're all over the place. these are dockless scooters that you use an app to rent. when they're not in use, riders can leave them wherever they want, some falling over and blocking sidewalks and entryways. riders are seen riding on the sidewalk and riding without a helmet. legislation has been introduced to regulate the scooters birequiring them to get permits t. san francisco board of supervisors land, use and transportation committee will discuss the issue tonight at city hall. if passed it will go before the board of supervisors for a vote. more than 60 scooters were seized for blocking traffic. a spokesperson from bird says they will work with the city to create framework that works for everyone. live in the news room, elissa harrington, abc 7 news. >>> it is an intensifying showdown between president trump and former fbi director james comey. >> in an abc news exclusive interview, comey talked about a conversation with the president about former national security advi

live in livermore, alyssa harrington, abc 7 news. >>> thank you. >>> well now to our other developing story. the atf is joining the investigation into a massive fire at an an apartment complex in concord. >> the fire wiped out a two-block area. the question is whether it was arson. >> abc 7 news reporter leslie brinkley live on scene with new details. >> reporter: that's right. the press conference is about to get under way out here in regards to officials giving us an update on the fire. 250 people are still evacuated and the damage so far, $55 million. the call came in at 1:00 a.m. a fire, a massive one, in what was going to be the renaissance two apartment complex. much of the construction site in stim frame phrasing with all wood. >> because the rest of the construction wasn't complete yet, the fire was able to spread and go through fire walls that were existing because none of the openings were protected. that led to the rapid build of the fire as well as the spread of the fire. >> a neighboring apartment complex was evacuated, 250 residents who escaped in pajamas. >> and i heard

abc 7 news reporter alyssa harrington has more. >> reporter: shalini is blind. her brother-in-law bought this model x because it's the only car that allows her to know exactly what's going on. >> i feel safe in this car, because it alerts us as to what we should do. >> reporter: the very same model crashed last friday, the driver an apple engineer died. tesla revealed the car was in autopilot when it crashed but these two say they still feel safe. >> people need to understand that it's not that you can just get in this, and this car is just going to do a miracle car. it's not. it's a car, that you can put it on autopilot, but you also have to use your common, basic common sense. >> i think autopilot is safe but you can't put on autopilot and watch tv and not give any credence to the signal they provide. >> reporter: a statement released late friday on the company's blog says the driver had received several visual and one audible hands-on warning earlier in the drive and the driver's hands were not detected on the wheel for six seconds prior to the collision. >>

i'm alyssa harrington, abc 7 news. >> we love those shots. do keep them coming. download the abc 7 news app to get the latest on weather where you live and keep track of live doppler 7 and enable the push alerts to get up dates as they happen. >>> the weather caused a scare for passengers aboard a private jet heading to san jose international airport. officials say a falcon 2,000 belonging to clipper jet was five miles west of the airport and struck by lightning around 9:30 this morning. eight passengers were on board and no one was board. they are a commercial based jet service. >>> and people felt a earthquake this morning. it was recorded as a 3.9 magnitude but the -- they downgraded it to a 3.8, it was near alum rock and there weren't any injuries or damage. and we wouldn't expect it for a quake that size. and guidelines for stocking a emergency kit and emergency plans are there at our website abc7news.com under prepare nor cal. >>> developing news in san francisco where just over an hour ago the city attorney issued a cease and desist order for companies run