>> reporter: dan and ama, downtown concord is really cute. there are lighted trees and restaurants within walking distance. but that is not what brought us here. i heard an ad on the radio today. it's a unique push for business development and it appears to be working. downtown concord sparkles, but that's not how economic leaders are selling it. turn on your radio and you will hear this. >> silicon valley in san francisco made the bay area overpriced with no place to go. fortunately the city of concord opens up a refreshing amount of space with built properties. >> reporter: they launched a $100,000 pr campaign in re-branding the city. >> concord, a better fit for business. >> we're seeing a lot more interest with our website, a lot more hits and questions from brokers asking about opportunities we have in concord. >> reporter: restaurants, and hot spots, lima, the chef and owner worked at the french laundry and currently owns artisan in lafayette. he saw potential here and opened in november. >> i have seen a lot more traffic and people say

>> reporter: dan and ama, downtown concord is really cute. there are lighted trees and restaurants within walking distance. but that is not what brought us here. i heard an ad on the radio today. it's a unique push for business development and it appears to be working. downtown concord sparkles, but that's not how economic leaders are selling it. turn on your radio and you will hear this. >> silicon valley in san francisco made the bay area overpriced with no place to go. fortunately the city of concord opens up a refreshing amount of space with built properties. >> reporter: they launched a $100,000 pr campaign in re-branding the city. >> concord, a better fit for business. >> we're seeing a lot more interest with our website, a lot more hits and questions from brokers asking about opportunities we have in concord. >> reporter: restaurants, and hot spots, lima, the chef and owner worked at the french laundry and currently owns artisan in lafayette. he saw potential here and opened in november. >> i have seen a lot more traffic and people say

>> i'm ama dates. saturday rallies resulted in 10 arrests. >> abc 7 news reporter, spoke with berkeley's may your who says there is a reason police did not act faster. live tonight with the story. melanie? >> reporter: dan, ama, city officials are working to balance freedom of speech with safety. the mayor commend the police department and believes that had officers intervened in some other way that the violence would have escalated. head wounds. >> me clocked me with the flag in the head. >> reporter: pepper spray to the eyes. >> blink. >> reporter: violent protests as opposing political groups clashed in berkeley. >> we are fryitrying to be peac. berkeley police made ten arrests from sky 7 you could see police chasing one protester. though some question whether police could have intervened sooner or differently to prevent injuries. >> but i think our police did the best they could under very difficult circumstances. if they've went in more aggressively could have provoked a violent response. >> repor

dan and ama. >> keep us posted. thanks very much. >>> all right. well, the next time you fly you could see a more rigorous pat-down at security. the tsa says it began using a more comprehensive pat-down on thursday for travelers who refused to go through the body scanner. in that case that means the front of their hands instead of just the backs on sensitive areas. the tsa expects some travelers to be upset and gave local police departments a heads-up. >> announcer: now your a accuweather forecast with sandhya patel. >>> all quiet on live doppler 7. as you recall we had showers earlier today, snow over the mountains locally over the weekend and even some hail and you may have seen some of that. since we're on the topic of snow i want to show you where we stand. sierra snow pack is at 182% of normal statewide. you can see everywhere north, central and southern sierra above average. this is one of the best snow pack in the sierra that we've seen in years. so this is a good thing. in terms of the snow totals, 48-hour totals, anywhere between two to ju

. >> i'm ama dates. saturday rallies resulted in 10 arrests. >> abc 7 news reporter, spoke with berkeley's may your who says there is a reason police did not act faster. live tonight with the story. melanie? >> reporter: dan, ama, city officials are working to balance freedom of speech with safety. the mayor commend the police department and believes that had officers intervened in some other way that the violence would have escalated. head wounds. >> me clocked me with the flag in the head. >> reporter: pepper spray to the eyes. >> blink. >> reporter: violent protests as opposing political groups clashed in berkeley. >> we are fryitrying to be peac. berkeley police made ten arrests from sky 7 you could see police chasing one protester. though some question whether police could have intervened sooner or differently to prevent injuries. >> but i think our police did the best they could under very difficult circumstances. if they've went in more aggressively could have provoked a violent response. >> repor

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i know ama doesn't represent all doctors.i think it' the largest doctor medical association out there. are you in step with them on this? >> not totally. the ama claims they are concerned about people losing coverage. but they are not discussing all of the cost issues that are the underlying problem of our healthcare system. charles: the key was to get an avalanche of customers and the prices would go down. i can't get a straight answer on will more people be covered or less people be covered. >> i think it fear is the medicaid patient will lose coverage. we spent in this country $2.2 trillion on healthcare. 52% is hospital cost. these are the issues that have to be discussed. why the ama is against this? they claim it's people losing coverage. is that the truth? i'm not sure. charles: the plan is being promoted as quality of care. it's one thing to have insurance and another thing if you can't afford to use it. the cost curve was bent higher, not lower. we know obamacare with us an unmitigate disaster. is this the right way

. >> i'm ama daetz. the eastbound lanes reopened within the last 20 minutes. >> the freeway was shut down at 3:30 this afternoon after two people in a silver mini van were shot. a man has critical injuries and a woman has injuries described as moderate tonight. this was a targeted shooting. >> an abc 7 news viewer shared this video that shares a medical helicopter landing on the freeway to take one of those shooting victims to the hospital around 4:00 this afternoon. >> sky 7 shows us richmond police officers at a home on 17th street in the city's iron triangle district after 4:00 today, in the long after the shooting. police tell us three possible suspects were arrested and a silver dodge charger was impounded. it appears this is a rental car. the chp was able to respond quickly because so many people called 911. >> we had multiple witnesses that called this in and gave us the ability to be on the lookout which lead to the suspects being detained. >> the chp encouraged drivers to find alternate routes b

i'm ama daetz. >> chad litz appeared in court today.left a photo from his linked in page where he boefed of advanced degrees in medicine. >> on the right his booking photo in florida where he was arrested. katie marzullo has the new details. he has an extensive rap sheet. >> chad litz was sentenced to four years in prison for identity theft in 2011 and released and then in 2015, the california board of registered nursing cited him for being an imposter. today he pleaded not guilty to the crimes. chad litz is not a licensed flurs an practitioner but working at a nurse on joents street in san francisco. >> some of the abilities of a nurse practitioner would be to prescribe medicine or door basic procedures. >> reporter: litz had been with the clinic for months and treated at least 28 patients and prescribed controlled substances to two of them. he's facing five felony counts, four for practicing medicine without a license, one for identity theft. litz was arrested getting off a cruise ship in florida march 10th. this is his mugshot. >> we

. >> i'm ama daetz. today arraignment was scheduled for the defendant sicily hanson more than a year after investigators say they found illegal furs for sale in her store. >> abc 7 news reporter vic lee is in the newsroom with the story, vic? >> dan, sicily hanson was charged with nine misdemeanor counts of attempt to sell parts of endangered animals. this crime does not rise to the level of a felony but the d.a. says it is nevertheless is a serious crime. she had a back room operation in the store where she sold illegal items to discreet clients. the store owner sicily hanson came to court hoping charges would be dropped. >> i'm a preservationest, not a mucher. >> reporter: the raid happened in february of last year after an undercover operation here at the vintage clothing store decades of fashion. federal and state game wardens seized 150 items, which they determined were from eng dangda animals. >> leopard, jaguar, endangered toured turtles. >> reporter: hanson appeared for arraignment and said she h

i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. the attorney general recused himself from all justice department investigations into donald trump's election campaign after questions about his contact with the russians. there are new calls now from california democrats for sessions to step down because he did not disclose that he had met twice with the russian ambassador to the u.s. during the campaign. tonight, president trump tweeted jeff sessions is an honest man, he did not say anything wrong, he could have stated his response more accurately but it was clearly not intentional. abc news reporter e lolona zack in washington. >> reporter: the latest revelation, the president's own son-in-law, jared kusnyer met with the russian official at trump tower in december. meanwhi meanwhile. >> i have recused myself in the matters that deal with the trump campaign. >> reporter: nonetheless, attorney general jeff sessions denies he did anything wrong. >> i never had meetings with russian operatives or russian entintermediaries about the tru

. >> i'm ama daetz. to tonight's top story, a seven-figure donation to help people whose san jose homes were soaked by the flooding. >> who don't receive 5 million? >> that's the man with the money. $5 million he's giving away to help people whose san jose homes flooded. >> most homes have been cleared for reentry however some parts are still not open for people to return to because of the damage and potential contamination from the flood waters. >> today people in mobile home parks received free dumpsters so they can start clearing away flood debris. >> the city's department of transportation started cleaning the streets today and perhaps the biggest boost for flood victims came in the form of a single $5 million donation today. >> abc 7 news reporter david louie is live and will make it way to the flood victims, david? >> reporter: well, dan and ama, every flood victim will have individual needs and the organizations will taylor their services to those individual needs. people might not have flood insu

who steals from giorgio paf johnis, hoping that ama would get that name. better to give than receive. doves up by seven at half then blow it open. steph the rebound and using left went for 27 points. pachulia, i can pass two. how about durant? having fun watching this team? steph 9ers need a quarterback right? finish back to the basket. are you serious? behind the back and no look flip. warriors win. 2 1/2 up on the spurs with ten to play. surprise at cal, jones to take over the program. was assistant under coach who went to missouri. jones never been a head coach before. two seed kentucky taking on three seed ucla. lonzo ball scored ten points and immediately after the game cochlear cochle declared he's going to the nba. they lost the game. kentucky is advancing. 86-75, face north carolina. florida and wisconsin. aaron rodgers supporting the badgers. down three, showalter, three and good and discount double check to rogers. 72-72. overtime. florida down two. good night, game over. drive home safely. my goodness, what a finish. florida a winner 84-83. wome

>> reporter: dan and ama, downtown concord is really cute. there are lighted trees and restaurants within walking distance. but that is not what brought us here. i heard an ad on the radio today. it's a unique push for business development and it appears to be working. downtown concord sparkles, but that's not how economic leaders are selling it. turn on your radio and you will hear this. >> silicon valley in san francisco made the bay area overpriced with no place to go. fortunately the city of concord opens up a refreshing amount of space with built properties. >> reporter: they launched a $100,000 pr campaign in re-branding the city. >> concord, a better fit for

i'm ama daetz.starts now. >>> six men accused of a violent string of robberies in the bay area are yet charged with another attack even though they were not all at the scene. >>> i'm sandhya patel. rainy days for this first week of spring. live doppler 7 tracking the first round. i'll have the hour-by-hour look coming up. >>> san jose police reveal what led up to an officer opening fire on a naked man three days after the shooting. >>> he's unable to do some of the simple things. >> an east bay man who is beating the odds against als has advice for 49ers legend dwight clark, recently diagnosed with the disease. >>> and all aboard! something new is afloat for bay area ferry riders. >>> it was a terrifying crime. an orinda couple robbed in their driveway, the husband pistol whipped, the wife, a school board member shot. but today, finally some closure and a crime connection. good evening, i'm

>> reporter: yes, ama. it was a message of unity, love and support for all women in downtown san jose. but the speakers called for those protesters to take this even beyond the rally holding those in power accountable. for some it's a day off from work to stand up for women's rights. a couple hundred people wore red to show solidarity. the day without a rally -- >> one much our heroes. >> robin and her daughter came to connect and support the rights and freedom of all women. >> come out and stand up and do what you can. call your representatives. run for an office. >> becky couldn't pass up the chance to support the cause. >> i think the more people who are involved and take part in it, the more effective it will be. >> steve put on a red hoodie for the women in his life. >> people feel it's okay to put

>>ama a los mexicanos...nadie los ama como yo.sta tarde da rtr 2 voda rtr 2 da rtr 1 vo da rtr 1 [bullicio] >> a ver, a ver, condenados chamacos. ¿que no saben hacer otra cosa más que pelear? >> bueno, ¿y usted qué se mete, mugre vieja? si se mete con él, se mete con toda la banda. >> ni crean que por ser mujer les tengo miedo, ¿eh? menos a un par de chamacos babosos. se vuelven a acercar y vamos a ver de a cómo nos toca. >> pues, ya veremos, toda la banda, la esperamos. >> ay, pues, mira cómo tiemblo. ya veremos. >> vámonos. >> ¿cuántas veces te tengo que decir que no te estés pelean?

ama was not feeling well, a little under the weather today.better to take off so you'll take over. >> feel better, ama, happy to fill in for a little bit. >>> we were looking at the cycling video thinking wow, in dramatic contrast, we have gorgeous riding weather. >> it's nice, spencer. >> it is a beautiful day and we have another beautiful day coming our way tomorrow. live doppler 7 hd shows no clouds in the sky at all. on the other side of the country, blizzard warnings in effect from new york up to boston and beyond. in fact a winter storm is going to pound the entire northeastern quadrant of the country, including as far south as washington, d.c. we expect snow totals to be up to about 2 feet at scranton, pennsylvania, about a foot in new york city and about 20 inches at hartford, connecticut. this is going to be a major, major storm. meanwhile back here tomorrow a day much like today, with high temperatures inland in the upper 70s to near 80 degrees. there will be more fog at the coast so although it's pretty mild at the coast, temperatur

who steals from giorgio paf johnis, hoping that ama would get that name. better to give than receive. doves up by seven at half then blow it open. steph the rebound and using left went for 27 points. pachulia, i can pass two. how about durant? having fun watching this team? steph 9ers need a quarterback right? finish back to the basket. are you serious? behind the back and no look flip. warriors win. 2 1/2 up on the spurs with ten to play. surprise at cal, jones to take over the program. was assistant under coach who went to missouri. jones never been a head coach before. two seed kentucky taking on three seed ucla. lonzo ball scored ten points and immediately after the game cochlear cochle declared he's going to the nba. they lost the game. kentucky is advancing. 86-75, face north carolina. florida and wisconsin. aaron rodgers supporting the badgers. down three, showalter, three and good and discount double check to rogers. 72-72. overtime. florida down two. good night, game over. drive home safely. my goodness, what a finish. florida a winner women's, ca

. >> and i'm ama daetz. happened in ocean vu neighborhood. >> katie utehs is in the news room. >> fourth shooting in the neighborhood since november. calling on the city to install cameras on this dangerous and deadly block. gunned down walking for bus stop. >> tried to feel for pulse but said it was faint, knew she was probable oi on the way out. >> she was killed san francisco's soegs oceanview neighborhood. one of three people hit by gun fire. >> it's wednesday. unheard of. >> nonprofiter in city youth faces the corner. >> we knew it with as a shooting. >> two men also hit. contractor working for muni and local resident walking home from the school. >> call the police, we don't know happened. >> police released few details about the shooter or shooters. >> this intersection continues to be a concern for us as police and the community. doing all we can to work in partnership with the community. >> witnesses say white vehicle shot out of the wind. police pulled video. >> outside neighborhoods come over here

ama? >> thank you, spencer. >> you can download the abc7 news app and enable the push alerts to get breaking news updates and weather alerts where you live just as soon as they happen. >>> the final section of the bridge in big sur has been demolished. the bridge was closed last month because severe erosion from recent rain damaged it beyond repair. a new bridge will be built. this deal is currently being fabricated. cal trans says it's costing about $21 million to demolish the old bridge and construct the new one. >>> marine boulevard will reopen next week. it's been closed since last july for a $2.6 million repaving project that also dealt with a landslide affecting the road. it's opening a month ahead of schedule. and that helps because nearby morago road will be closed for two upcoming weekends so it can be repaved. >>> a lawsuit has been filed in the case of a dead woman who was poisoned after ingesting some herbs from a shop in china town. >> a second person was also hospitalized but

. >>> and dan and ama, let's look at live doppler 7, we are tracking wet roads, and as we take you intolevel radar you will see exactly where we're looking at the rain right now as we look at lucas valley, marin valley road you will notice some light rain, and also around sears point, highway 37, looking at some pockets of moderate rain, now as we head into the east bay, across 880, wipple road, and a little bit of shower activity. there is much more as you take a look at live doppler 7, tracking the potential for a thunderstorm, that may make it onshore into tomorrow morning. so we are watching the lightning there off our coastline. thunderstorms developing, even reports of funnel clouds around the central valley, and now it's sierra nevada seeing the snow falling. we've seen it today but it's continuing, thunderstorms still firing up. a look at the winter weather advisory. they see the potential for up to a foot. from midnight until 6:00 p.m. tomorrow the sierra and west slope under a winter weather advisory. the chain controls and travel advisories are likely. so here is how much is

i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. let's get trastraight to sandhy patel. >> take a look at live doppler 7 because the rainfall is intensifying right now. i'm going to take you to street-level radar. let's start in the east bay around forest knolls. 1.44 inches per hour. this is definitely going to be heavier rain, and as i track it for you, it is heading toward woodacre and it's lighter in intensity around the oakland, alameda area into piedmont. that is going to change as we are tracking off the coastline southwest of the bay area, thunderstorms, multipe lightning strikes, a good 58 miles away. it's a 2 for tomorrow. brief heavy rain expected. thunder and hail are possible. ferry ride, thunderstorm potential and hail. and if you are walking, slippery roads, so do watch out. i'll have the hour by hour forecast taking beyond your morning commute. >>> a reminder, track the rain anytime with our app and be sure to enable push alerts. >>> tonight we have new details on a deadly domestic dispute on the peninsula. a hman sh

dan and ama. >> thank you. >>> okay. let's enjoy the spring-like dry spell. live look at doppler seven. a few clouds but dry and pleasant and skies are still mostly sunny as you see in just a second. let me give you a look at live doppler 7 longer. you notice the thunderstorms to our northeast up north of sacramento but we haven't had stormy weather here since this morning. here is a live view from the rooftop looking at blue sky over the bay and current temperature readings are 56 here in san francisco and upper 50s in oakland and mountain view and san jose and gilroy and 54 at half moon bay. this is the view of clouds, partly cloudy skies from the east bay hills camera looking at a bright western sky. it's currently 56 in santa rosa and mid to upper 50s at napa, that v n navado and livermore. these are the forecast features. most of the day will be dry and bright and showers will develop tomorrow night and friday is going to be rainy and windy. let's take a look at overnight conditions before questiwe get friday. mainly clear in the north bay with low tempe

i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. we know tonight how republicans plan to replace the affordable care act. >> they have taken the wraps off a bill that would repeal it. the first details are just now emerging and some republicans are already pushing back. >> abc news reporter mary bruce has more from capitol hill. >> republicans ran on a promise to get rid of ocho boll bamacar we're learning how they plan to do it. the house republican bill just released and the white house hinted the president will support it. here is what the bill does. it would immediately eliminate the individual mandate repeal the obamacare penalties and subsidies over three years, instead, creates tax credits to help americans buy insurance and it limits federal funding for medicaid. but here is what it doesn't change, cover rig cannage canno denied based on preexisting conditions. republicans in the house and senate voiced serious concerns about many of these propels. the question is whether this is enough to get them on board. and how would th

with will it take to get the ama on board?the ama stands ready, willing and eager to work with congress in order to get this right and to make it work for all americans. >> again, do you think it will happen? >> i hope so. >> you do hope so even though you oppose what is on the table? >> iope at the end of this process we have a health care system that works for everybody in america. it's already -- just need to make it work for us. >> dr. andrew gurman, president of the ama, thank you. >> thank you for having me. >> woodruff: and to the analysis of shields and brooks. that's syndicated columnist mark shields and "new york times" columnist david brooks. welcome, gentleman. let's pick up on the conversation, david, that jeffrey brown was just having with the head of the american medical association. president trump is saying again health care overhaul is moving along very well. he's going to move through the house, what do you see as prospect? >> >> i'm amazed that they did it first. of all issues to tackle health scare probabl

. >> i'm ama daetz. it's a step forward and possibly a leap back. kat katie uteehs has the story. >> reporter: cheerleading is a sport. >> recognized as athletes that we are. >> reporter: threatened in the district. >> girls are athletes. to be taken away, dwafted. >> grapple with the cost of the sport, proposed eliminating regular cheer and doing dance cheer. >> don't cut something that's been successful in the district for years. >> reporter: traditional sideline is more inclusive. more students can participate. stunt teams are smaller. >> stunt teams really small. allow up to 30 girls but usually 20. less girls able to be on the team. >> reporter: more colleges recognize traditional cheers for scholarship. competition in florida. coach says stunt cheer isn't as established. >> it's not on the same level. >> reporter: goes before the school board. didn't return requests for comment. abc7 news. >> smoke inhalation caused death of all 36 victims in the ghost ship fire in oakland. burns or other injuries did not play a role in their deaths. victims u

. >> and i'm ama daetz. abc7 news first told you about this investigation in november. >> happening at napa high school and involves members of the jv football team. live. >> reporter: many parents left the meeting with few answers. still in limbo waiting for conclusion to the hazing investigation. >> you shouldn't be tormented by adults for months over mistake. >> anger and frustration inside the napa school board meeting over a hazing incident involving members of the napa high jv football team. incident in which players inappropriately grabbed took place last november. >> please give us a definition what hazing is, what is assault, what is not. >> reporter: ongoing investigation left 11 members of the team disciplined, some suspended from school. this parent said son wrongly accused. >> ap and honor student now fallen behind due to the guilty until proven innocent approach that the district has decided to take. >> i know for a fact that some of my teammates did not do what they were accused of doing. you'

ama casa paso.eÑa: comÍ como nada. no paguÉ. alan: estos dos juntos son dinamita! ¿de dÓnde sale la idea de hacer esta nueva versiÓn ahora de la pelÍcula de "chips"? [habla en inglÉs] alan: fÍjate, que vio los originales, y dijo: "estos se ven bien machines", y pensÓ en michael. oye, ¿no invitaste a erik estrada? michael peÑa: sÍ, estaba en la pelÍcula. alan: quÉ bueno. vamos a seguir platicando con los dos. michael peÑa y dax shepard, de la pelÍcula "chips". michael no ha parado de trabajar, poniendo a los latinos en alto! michael peÑa: es todo, mano! alan: estÁs contento. michael peÑa: pues claro, con cÉsar chÁvez, y el papel que hizo erik estrada... alan: aquÍ regresamos con este par de locos. ana patricia: estamos en todas las redes sociales. sÍguenos en twitter, facebook, instagram y snapchat. mantente informado y revive tus segmentos favoritos en despiertaamerica.com y nuestra pÁgina de youtube. y antes que digas: denny's, esas 2 tiras de tocino, 2 huevos y 2 esponjosos panqueques, son un desa

i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. let's get trastraight to sandhy patel. >> take a look at live doppler 7 because the rainfall is intensifying right now. i'm going to take you to street-level radar. let's start in the east bay around forest knolls. 1.44 inches per hour. this is definitely going to be heavier rain, and as i track it for you, it is heading toward woodacre and it's lighter in intensity around the oakland, alameda area into piedmont. that is going to change as we are tracking off the coastline southwest of the bay area, thunderstorms, multipe lightning strikes, a good 58 miles away. it's a 2 for tomorrow. brief heavy rain expected. thunder and hail are possible. ferry ride, thunderstorm potential and hail. and if you are walking, slippery roads, so do watch out. i'll have the hour by hour forecast taking beyond your morning commute. >>> a reminder, track the rain anytime with our app and be sure to enable push alerts. >>> tonight we have new details on a deadly domestic dispute on the peninsula. a hman sh

i'm ama daetz. >> chad litz appeared in court today. on left a photo from his linked in page where he boefed of advanced degrees in medicine. >> on the right his booking photo in florida where he was arrested. katie marzullo has the new details. he has an extensive rap sheet. >> chad litz was sentenced to four years in prison for identity theft in 2011 and released and then in 2015, the california board of registered nursing cited him for being an imposter. today he pleaded not guilty to the crimes. chad litz is not a licensed flurs an practitioner but working at a nurse on joents street in san francisco. >> some of the abilities of a nurse practitioner would be to prescribe medicine or door basic procedures. >> reporter: litz had been with the clinic for months and treated at least 28 patients and prescribed controlled substances to two of them. he's facing five felony counts, four for practicing medicine without a license, one for identity theft. litz was arrested getting off a cruise ship in florida march 10th. this is his mugshot. >

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i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. it is the first of several storms expected in the bay area this week. we were in martinez where people had their umbrellas up at lunch time. >> and taking a live look outside at the golden gate bridge yowhere rain has been falling for most of the evening. >> we're seeing heavy rain developing in some spots. street level we go, right over san francisco at this hour. those yellows, oranges and even reds you see on your screen from the richmond district, sunset san francisco, the marina, north beach, that is falling at half an inch an hour. this cell is moving off to the north and east. so we'll time it out for you. approaching emeryville around 9:14. rind, 9:18. vallejo, 9:39 p.m. we're tracking scattered downpours as well as a chance of thunder and a wet tuesday morning commute. a stronger storm is on the horizon and the full accuweather forecast in a few minutes. ama? >> you can track the rain on our abc 7 news app. be sure to enable push alerts. >>> a wild sideshow on the bay bridge

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. >> and i'm ama daetz. you just saw pharmaceutical philanthropist quhong with that check.oins us live with the story. >> reporter: ama and larry, you can imagine how excited people are here in san jose. you may not be familiar with the name qu hong but he has a winery in napa valley. he has a dream, an american dream and he's hoping the devastation that happened here don't dash the hopes of fellow immigrants in achieving their american dreams. chatter was going around all day that the donor was from the vietnamese community and the donation might be substantial. no one was expecting billionaire philanthropist qu hong to bring in a check for $5 million. it all happened when he and the mayor talked on the phone about the big job of restoring the lives of flood victims. >> i asked him approximate how much it cost. he told me about $5 million. okay? at first i told him, okay, i have $2 million. >> reporter: going from $2 million to $5 million wasn't a stretch. a billionaire philanthropist who is committed to curing cancer and housing the homeless. he immigrated from vietnam in

good evening and thank you for joining us, i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm kristen zse. dan ashley is on assignment. this affected everyone because 95% of americans, including us, own a cell phone of some kind. >> a draft report includes scientific studies regarding long-term exposure and recommendations. lyanne melendez has been following the story and joins us from the financial district with details. >> this document goes back to 2010. it has been updated several time but never released -- until a uc berkeley professor decided to sue in order to get access to that document. >> reporter: holding a cell phone next to your head or body seems to be a way of life. >> usually i have the phone down next to my body in my pocket or something like that and i will pick it up and hold it like that. >> reporter: but people have long suspected that all of that radiation may cause damage to cells and tissues. >> we have evidence of brain tumors and other head and neck tumors and we also have evidence of sperm damage in males, infertility in females. >> he is with uc berkeley school

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share your pictures with us using >>> i'm ama daetz. coming up at 6:00, a convicted kidnapper gets 40 years, but this case isn't over. tonight the next legal battle in the so-called vallejo gone girl mystery. >>> also the meirkats are home. >>> and 7 on your side catches a rental company blowing smoke over damage to one of its cars. there's a lesson for anyone renting a car. that's all coming up at 6:00. >> thanks, ama. >>> widers wide receiver amari cooper is endearing himself into the hearts of many today. >> the 22-year-old is behind a life-changing experience for both he and his mom. on instagram he posted a picture saying i grew up in the projects. we didn't even own a car. the whole story is way too long and mel collie but just know a dream can go a long way if it's followed by faith and hard work. >> it took us 20 plus years but now my mother has the house and car of her dreams. you deserve it, mama. i love you. >> imagine how proud he is to do that for his mom. >> as a mom when i hear stories like that, i just think wow. "world