ama. >> all right, sandhya.nk you so much. >>> breaking news now from san francisco where streets are blocked after a fatal accident involving a truck and motorcycle. happened around 8:30 at geary and laguna. the biker died at the scene. the truck driver is cooperating with police. >>> new at 11:00, a man is accused of rape on the stanford campus. the school's department of public safety issued a crime alert saying a 53-year-old man raped a female at student housing on campus at 1:30 this morning. university police didn't say if they made an arrest or whether a student was the alleged victim. >>> the next generation of cal train is about to begin and with it comes a pledge of better service and less road congestion. governor brown will be in millbrae on friday to commemorate the start of converting the system to electric trains. cal train says it will lead to more frequent service and reduced green house gas emissions. cal train expects to roll out electric trains around the beginning of 2021. >>> the "abc 7 new

that's not too bad, ama and dan.hink beach or pool the place to go this weekend. >> or maybe both. >> there you go. >> thanks, sandhya. >> coming up, mickey mouse helps make a trip to disney world an ex >>> well, one brother and sister got the surprise of a lifetime at disney world. >> hey! >> cool. >> congratulations. >> so sweet. tears of joy flowed as 12-year-old daniel and 10-year-old elijah found out from the famous mickey mouse himself they're getting adopted by their foster parents. the gilmores posted the video on facebook calling the moment pure disney magic. disney is parent company of "abc 7 news." what a nice thing for the kids. >> sweet. >> lots to talk about. >> the panda? what? >> he's not here yet. he's not here yet. the giants, they needed some other contributors, a little buster, a little splash this afternoon, some late drama in the series final who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing ther

i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley.tographer who had her camera stolen is even offering a reward, no questions asked. >> "abc 7 news" reporter lisa harrington is live in the newsroom with the story. alyssa. >> reporter: the bride told me when she got the news it broke her heart. a few of the wedding guests snapped cellphone pictures and that's what you will see in the story. the professional photos are gone with the newlyweds pleading for their return. enzo mineo and giavanna acosta thought the wedding day would be the happiest day of their lives but they were left heartbroken. a thief stole their wedding photos out of their photographers car. >> i was a mess, balling, crying the whole night. >> reporter: photographer amanda tung feels terrible. >> i want to make them happy and remember this moment, and for me that just -- i felt completely -- >> reporter: tung and her assistant shot the intimate ceremony at san francisco city hall monday. they stopped by the presidio on the way home to use the bathroom. they returned t

i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley.ight the photographer who had her camera stolen is even offering a reward, no questions asked. >> "abc 7 news" reporter lisa harrington is live in the newsroom with the story. alyssa. >> reporter: the bride told me when she got the news it broke her heart. a few of the wedding guests snapped cellphone pictures and that's what you will see in the story. the professional photos are gone with the newlyweds pleading for their return. enzo mineo and giavanna acosta thought the wedding day would be the happiest day of their lives but they were left heartbroken. a thief stole their wedding photos out of their photographers car. >> i was a mess, balling, crying the whole night. >> reporter: photographer amanda tung feels terrible. >> i want to make them happy and remember this moment, and for me that just -- i felt completely -- >> reporter: tung and her assistant shot the intimate ceremony at san francisco city hall monday. they stopped by the presidio on the way home to use the bathroom. the

ama. >>> thank you.ky 7 shows a fire north of vacaville that swelled in size to more than 1600 acre. the winter fire is burning in yolo county. south of winters along highway 128 and pleasant valley road. it started this afternoon. the fire is now 18% contained thanks to air drops throughout the day. you're seeing video of one there. the golder bear estates neighborhoods are under a mandatory evacuation order. highway 128 heading into napa is closed until noon tomorrow. one firefighters lost consciousness today and had to go to the hospital in a helicopter. >>> it was a busy day for firefighters around the bay area. there were also small brush fires today in tiberon, antioch, livermore and sunnyvale. >> pg&e sent us a picture of a helicopter it will be using tomorrow in sonoma county to look for dead or dying trees near power lines. removing those trees lowers the risk of fires around the lines. >>> we've been sending out push alerts about the grass fires burning across the bay area all day long includin

. >> i'm ama daetz.ations in the central subway project is getting its first pour of concrete. >> and once completed in 2019, muni metro service will be extended all the way into chinatown. >> "abc 7 news" reporter cornell bernard joins us live. cornell. >> reporter: ama, dan, project managers calling this a real milestone. concrete being poured at this muni station. you'd never know it but hundreds of workers below stockton street tonight making it happen. we saw it all, but getting there wasn't easy. 70 cement mixers were lined up around union scare for the big pour, and it is all happening deep below the earth. >> reached the bottom, and we're -- today we're pouring, an all-day pour. >> that noise is tons of cement being pumped down from stockton street to the platform level of the future union square station on the central subway line. >> hundreds of people working underground. you can see yourself walking in here, you don't see much activity on the surface with the exception of the trucks lined up.

i'm ama daetz. >> scary. i'm dan ashley.uckily everyone sur viefld, know that, but a five-year-old is hospitalized. >> that's where katie utehs picks up our developing story. >> reporter:. >> the car isn't stopping and then i noticed the headlights coming too fast. >> reporter: sure sailance cameras captured a car plowing into three people last week. 20-year-old jackie valesquez and her two younger trying to cross fruit vil. >> jackie and 18-year-old carla mendoza launched upon impact. >> it was open, it was bleeding. >> reporter: carla's five-year-old brother was pinned under the car. >> and i see him, in children's hospital right now. >> reporter: he is suffering from spinal injuries. the family was simply walking home from getting ice cream when they entered the crosswalk, yet both women feel responsible. >> i couldn't -- i could have just waited or something. >> reporter: nolan lagaspy witnessed the crash and learned the people survived. >> i'm extremely surprised. prayers out ever since that night. >> reporter: he said

. >> i'm ama daetz. whales have been hanging out for the golden gate bridge, coming dangerously close to boats. >> cornell bernard joins us live with the new reporter. >> reporter: ya', matt and ama. hump backs were super active on the bay today. we saw it firsthand. until they're done fielding and hanging out, there's an urgent plea to boaters to stay clear. >> fourth of july is a great weekend, a lot of people on the water. >> reporter: tim harwood is in holiday mode. he plans to celebrate the weekend on his buddy's sailboat. on the bay it is every boater for himself. >> you have to stay vigilant out there on fourth of july weekend. a lot of people don't know what they're doing. >> reporter: humpback whales are still hanging out in the bay and entertaining crowds that can't get enough. san francisco police marine patrols are warning the public to stay back after a boater collided with a whale this week near the golden gate bridge. that boater has not been located. >> there's a tug boat just ahead of us

. >> i'm ama daetz.today the sonoma county sheriff's office identified the father killed in the plane crash. he was 38-year-old william s. goldman of san francisco, known as bill. >> the crash happened outside the sonoma sky park. "abc 7 news" reporter cornell bernard live with this developing story. >> reporter: larry, ama, the wreckage of the plane still in this field behind me about 1,000 feet from the runway where it took off this afternoon. faa investigators will be back here tomorrow to find out what caused this high tech aircraft to crash. >> we heard a plane taking off and sputter, didn't sound right. >> reporter: robert castillo was having lunch at a friend's house when he witnessed the terrible crash. a single engine plane plummeting to the ground secretaries after taking off from the sonoma sky park airport. >> really heavy fuel smell. what i was concerned with was that there was a spark, it would go up. >> reporter: worried the plane would explode, he and friends rushed to help until first re

i'm ama daetz. >> scary. i'm dan ashley.uckily everyone sur viefld, know that, but a five-year-old is hospitalized. >> that's where katie utehs picks up our developing story. >> reporter:. >> the car isn't stopping and then i noticed the headlights coming too fast. >> reporter: sure sailance cameras captured a car plowing into three people last week. 20-year-old jackie valesquez and her two younger cussers weousin trying to cross fruit vil. >> jackie and 18-year-old carla mendoza launched upon impact. >> it was open, it was bleeding. >> reporter: carla's five-year-old brother was pinned under the car. >> and i see him, in children's hospital right now. >> reporter: he is suffering from spinal injuries. the family was simply walking home from getting ice cream when they entered the crosswalk, yet both women feel responsible. >> i couldn't -- i could have just waited or something. >> reporter: nolan lagaspy witnessed the crash and learned the people survived. >> i'm extremely surprised. prayers out ever since that night. >> re

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. >> i'm ama daetz. whales have been hanging out for the golden gate bridge, coming dangerously close to boats. >> cornell bernard joins us live with the new reporter. >> reporter: ya', matt and ama. hump backs were super active on the bay today. we saw it firsthand. until they're done fielding and hanging out, there's an urgent plea to boaters to stay clear. >> fourth of july is a great weekend, a lot of people on the water. >> reporter: tim harwood is in holiday mode. he plans to celebrate the weekend on his buddy's sailboat. on the bay it is every boater for himself. >> you have to stay vigilant out there on fourth of july weekend. a lot of people don't know what they're doing. >> reporter: humpback whales are still hanging out in the bay and entertaining crowds that can't get enough. san francisco police marine patrols are warning the public to stay back after a boater collided with a whale this week near the golden gate bridge. that boater has not been located. >> there's a tug boat just ahead of us

. >> i'm ama daetz.ate today the sonoma county sheriff's office identified the father killed in the plane crash. he was 38-year-old william s. goldman of san francisco, known as bill. >> the crash happened outside the sonoma sky park. "abc 7 news" reporter cornell bernard live with this developing story. >> reporter: larry, ama, the wreckage of the plane still in this field behind me about 1,000 feet from the runway where it took off this afternoon. faa investigators will be back here tomorrow to find out what caused this high tech aircraft to crash. >> we heard a plane taking off and sputter, didn't sound right. >> reporter: robert castillo was having lunch at a friend's house when he witnessed the terrible crash. a single engine plane plummeting to the ground secretaries after taking off from the sonoma sky park airport. >> really heavy fuel smell. what i was concerned with was that there was a spark, it would go up. >> reporter: worried the plane would explode, he and friends rushed to help until firs

ama? >> laura, these cars were first delivered more than a year ago. why so many delays? >> reporter: well, b.a.r.t. acknowledges that there have been a lot of delays, there have been some glitches, and they say they have had to make 3,000 software modifications, that is to get the new cars which were delivered from overseas to work with the current computer system. so that's just one of the issues. another is that they came in, the test cars anyway, at about 2,000 pounds over the weight that was expected, or was outlined in the contract. b.a.r.t. is insisting that that extra weight will not cause any problems with service, or the infrastructure of the system, but it is something they are working with the manufacturer with to try to reduce that weight going forward. >> laura, thank you. laura anthony live in dublin. >>> late night muni metro riders will face deltonight. every week night for the next month because of subway closures. starting at 9:00 the metro will close between em bard der

ama. >>> thank you.ky 7 shows a fire north of vacaville that swelled in size to more than 1600 acre. the winter fire is burning in yolo county. south of winters along highway 128 and pleasant valley road. it started this afternoon. the fire is now 18% contained thanks to air drops throughout the day. you're seeing video of one there. the golder bear estates neighborhoods are under a mandatory evacuation order. highway 128 heading into napa is closed until noon tomorrow. one firefighters lost consciousness today and had to go to the hospital in a helicopter. >>> it was a busy day for firefighters around the bay area. there were also small brush fires today in tiberon, antioch, livermore and sunnyvale. >> pg&e sent us a picture of a helicopter it will be using tomorrow in sonoma county to look for dead or dying trees near power lines. removing those trees lowers the risk of fires around the lines. >>> we've been sending out push alerts about the grass fires burning across the bay area all day long includin

. >> i ama daetz.ne of the stations in the central subway project is getting its first pour of concrete. >> and once completed in 2019, muni metro service will be extended all the way into chinatown. >> "abc 7 news" reporter cornell bernard joins us live. cornell. >> reporter: ama, dan, project managers calling this a real milestone. concrete being poured at this muni station. you'd never know it but hundreds of workers below stockton street tonight making it happen. we saw it all, but getting there wasn't easy. 70 cement mixers were lined up around union scare for the big pour, and it is all happening deep below the earth. >> reached the bottom, and we're -- today we're pouring, an all-day pour. >> that noise is tons of cement being pumped down from stockton street to the platform level of the future union square station on the central subway line. >> hundreds of people working underground. you can see yourself walking in here, you don't see much activity on the surface with the exception of the truck

i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. we have live team coverage on efforts under way to celebrate the fourth of july safely. we have crews across the bay area with a new effort to stop illegal fireworks in the south bay. >> first to the alameda county fair where the fireworks show has become so popular organizers are doing something different. "abc 7 news" reporter katie utehs live to explain. >> reporter: hi, ama. the gates will close at 6:00 in an effort to keep people from flooding the fair grounds ahead of the fireworks show. there may be one thing that can pull a kid away from the carnival, fireworks. >> i was heading on a ride and i heard fireworks. i was like, let's get out and go see it. you could see it almost everywhere no matter where you stand. it was huge! >> reporter: the fourth of july fireworks show return to the alameda county fair in 2014, and with it traffic congestion. >> an hour and a half to two hours to get off the property. by the time the fireworks start there's a lot of people. so we actually tr

. >> and i'm ama daetz.ive-year-old vincent reyes and lore enls owe reyes were killed in the crash. >> katie utehs live at children's hospital where a surviving three month old boy is being treated. katie. >> reporter: eric, the mother says she is grateful for the charges. i want to warn you that her interview tonight is emotionally raw as spent the day at the funeral home planning services for her two sons. >> i'm so thankful to everyone. >> reporter: surrounded by family, aida reyes thanked investigators who levied two murder charges, leaving the scene of a crime and multiple dui counts against the man accused of killer her sons last friday. witnesses reported seeing lemuel wilson run away from this crash scene on highway 4 and arnold industrial way in concord. >> seems to have a bit of a broken system due to the fact this person had multiple duis and was able to get week. >> he was out following terrorist threats. police say he threatened employees at the stoneridge mall. they found credit card making equ

. >> i'm ama daetz.ew since 6:00, we have talked to a long-time family friend of the terror suspect. >> "abc 7 news" reporter katie utehs has this developing story. >> reporter: we broke the shocking news to allie a kloss family friend was indicted on terrorism charges. >> i feel like crying because i know how much will hurt his dad and family. >> reporter: he has known 22 year old amer sinan al haggagi since he was a boy and the family lived bofd his market in berkley. they say al haggagi attempted to open social media accounts for the benefit of isis. >> i hope it is something that comes out like natural, like it is hard to believe. >> reporter: in court detention documents a judge notes, the defendant allegedly went so far as to meet with undercover agents on multiple occasions to plan a potential terrorist attack. al haggagi's attorney released a statement. amir is a very young and naive man and it appears he allowed himself to be drawn into conversations that he should have been far more suspicious

i'm ama daetz. >> it's been exactly seven weeks since richard moss disappeared. we know he was on his way to work when he stopped at mcdonald's in pacifica for breakfast. >> his car was one of several driving south along highway 1. a few miles later, his car wasn't spotted in the line of traffic passing a chevron station in moss beach. >> jonathan bloom live with the latest developments on the search. jonathan? >> reporter: larry and ama, ever since a neighbor found moss' aaa card in the sand on the beach here, there's a grim possibility his entire car could be out there beneath the murky water. searchers have found the biggest piece of evidence yet suggesting moss may have taken a fatal plunge off those rocky cliffs. >> kidnapped, carjacked, hidden in somebody's yard. >> reporter: an early-morning dive turned up evidence the 22-year-old richard moss may have suffered a much different tragedy. >> the lowest tide in a couple of weeks. we found a hyundai wheel specific to the tibaron and fuel tank wedged in the sand line. >> reporter: divers took photos, then gave

i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. we have live team coverage on efforts under way to celebrate the fourth of july safely. we have crews across the bay area with a new effor to stop illegal fireworks in the south bay. >> first to the alameda county fair where the fireworks show has become so popular organizers are doing something different. "abc 7 news" reporter katie >> reporter: hi, ama.. the gates will close at 6:00 in an effort to keep peopl from flooding the fair grounds ahead of the fireworkshow. there may be one thing that can pull a kid away from t carnival, firewos. heard fireworks. on a ride and i i was like, let's get out and go see it. you could see it almost everhere no matter where you stand. it was huge! >> reporter: the fourth of july fireworkshow return to the alameda county fair in 2014and with it traffic coestion. >> an hour and a half to two urs to get off the property. by the time the fireworks start there's a lot of people. so we actuay try to get out of here before the crowd starts to build. >> r

i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley.e begin with new details on that wreck involving sisters from stockton. >> tonight the parents of the driver say she needs help. her 14-year-old sister died in friday's crash. to night we're hearing from the teen's friend who survived the crash near loss banos. >> lilian kim is here with the story. >> reporter: they were both in the back seat, manuela survived by jacquelin did not. a tragic car crash made even more tragic that it was being live streamed by the person who was behind the wheel. >> she wasn'teik l everybody else. like she was just funny and she would be funny -- she didn't even need to try. >> reporter: manuela seja only suffered cuts to her legs but she lost her friend she met seven months ago on instagram, the same social media platform that captured the crash live for everyone to see. she and jacquelin were in the backside as jacquelin's older system obdulia sanchez was driving. obdulia ended up losing control. the car rolled into a bashed wire fence and ended up in a

. >> and i'm ama daetz.ive-year-old vincent reyes and lore enls owe reyes were killed in the crash. >> katie utehs live at children's hospital where a surviving three month old boy is being treated. katie. >> reporter: eric, the mother says she is grateful for the charges. i want to warn you that her interview tonight is emotionally raw as spent the day at the funeral home planning services for her two sons. >> i'm so thankful to everyone. >> reporter: surrounded by family, aida reyes thanked investigators who levied two murder charges, leaving the scene of a crime and multiple dui counts against the man accused of killer her sons last friday. witnesses reported seeing lemuel wilson run away from this crash scene on highway 4 and arnold industrial way in concord. >> seems to have a bit of a broken system due to the fact this person had multiple duis and was able to get week. >> he was out following terrorist threats. police say he threatened employees at the stoneridge mall. they found credit card making equ

. >>> i'm ama daetz. it was tuesday when the story aired. now jundges and lawmakers are airing and they're apologizing. >>> dan noyes is back with the update to his exclusive investigation. >> the reaction has been swift and furious after our report was e-mailed to every sitting judge in the state. >> i was appalled. >> sacramento superior court judge is director of the alliance of california judges. she's shocked by what the eye team uncovered on tuesday. >> this is not anything any judge i know would ever tolerate. ever. >> i obtained photos of last year's halloween party of the california courts whose goal is access, fairness and diversity. they imitated the tv show "orange is the new black" turning their cubicles into -- they painted their faces, one male employee appearing to imitate a transgender actress on the show. long time employee michael roosevelt tipped off the iteam saying it sends a dangerous message. >> black people, dark people, people are locks, they are to be feared. >> feared and ridiculed. >> feared and ridiculed. >> the

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. >> i'm ama daetz.ew since 6:00, we have talked to a long-time family friend of the terror suspect. >> "abc 7 news" reporter katie utehs has this developing story. >> reporter: we broke the shocking news to allie a kloss family friend was indicted on terrorism charges. >> i feel like crying because i know how much will hurt his dad and family. >> reporter: he has known 22 year old amer sinan al haggagi since he was a boy and the family lived bofd his market in berkley. they say al haggagi attempted to open social media accounts for the benefit of isis. >> i hope it is something that comes out like natural, like it is hard to believe. >> reporter: in court detention documents a judge notes, the defendant allegedly went so far as to meet with undercover agents on multiple occasions to plan a potential terrorist attack. al haggagi's attorney released a statement. amir is a very young and naive man and it appears he allowed himself to be drawn into conversations that he should have been far more suspicious

. >> and i'm ama daetz.begin with developing news tonight on the republican's health care efforts. another disappointment on capitol hill with republicans with senators voting down the bill. >> "abc 7 news" reporter cornell bernard is here to discuss it. >> reporter: the senate rejected a republican plan to repeal and replace obamacare. one bay area man worried about his family and what could happen next. >> a setback for republicans. the senate voting 57-43, rejecting a comprehensive proposal to replace the affordable care act. it came hours after the senate voted to start the debate. vice president mike pence, breaking the tie on capitol hill. also lending hills support, senator john mccain. a scar visible bof his left eye after brain surgery, but after casting his vote to move forward to debate -- >> mr. mccain, aye. >> he spoke his mind expressing reservations on what comes next. >> it is a shell of a bill right now, we all know that. i have changes urged by my state's governor that have to be included t

>> reporter: harry and ama, a good-sized crowd has gathered here. the details of this emergency protest were posted on facebook, and about 1,000 people indicated they were attending the post set. please come to show the trump administration and the world that san francisco stands with the transgender community. now, i spoke with a gay married couple from kansas here on vacation, and they heard about the protest while taking muni today. i asked them why they're taking part tonight. you're from kansas. you've never participated in the san francisco rally. >> no. >> reporter: your thoughts? >> i can't wait. >> reporter: why sit important for you to participate this >> to make our voices heard. to join all of the other voices

dan and ama? >> thanks so much. >>> next up, mysterious radio signal coming from a star relatively close to earth. it has scientists baffled. and not ruling out aliens. at 5:30 on "world news." >>> the deadly police shooting. the bride who had just called 911 for help. nine members of a single family swept away. children as young as 2. two teens disappearing on a hiking trail. the new clue coming up. >>> david, thanks very much. see you then. from michael finney, the washer and dryer warranty that a local big box store refused to ♪ mom. ♪ ♪ where all the walls echo with laughter ♪ ♪ and every room has its own chapter ♪ you've carried on your family's tradition. let us help you prepare for your family's future. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase. so you can. ♪ ♪ award winning interface. award winning design. award winning engine. the volvo xc90. the most awarded luxury suv of the century. this july visit your local volvo dealer to receive sommar savings of up to $4,500. >>>

. >> i'm ama daetz. chevron has just been ordered to pay $2 million for the incident in 2012. >> that fire in august of 2012 caused a lot of health issues, and a lot of anger at the company. >> it happened at the richmond plant and sent huge plumes of smoke into the sky that could be seen for miles. elissa harrington has more of the reaction. elissa? >> reporter: this settlement includes changes to the refinery that would cost in excess of $15 million. this is the largest penalty in settlement in cal ocean's history, but for a company that's worth billions of dollars, a lot of people say this is not enough. and they don't feel any safer. this is the scene the bay area never wants to see again. august 2012, a pipe ruptured at the chevron refinery in richmond causing a fire, sending toxic black smoke into the air. now cal oh sha, the division that protects workers, reached a settlement to improve both safety and training practices. >> you had 19 workers that, you know, that were exposed. to hazardous condi

i'm ama daetz. >> i'm larry beal.ow. >>> they had a video of the couple engaged in sex acts. >> a roommate's worst nightmare, a man living with the couple is busted in a sex tape extortion scheme. and fremont police say there may be other victims. >>> firefighters taking no chances with a grass fire burning right now in wine country. >>> end of a police standoff in san francisco. neighbors can finally go back to their homes 14 hours later. >>> also here, it may be sinking, but at least it's stable. some good news tonight about the millennium tower and the next big earthquake. >> announcer: live, where you live, this is abc 7 news. >>> we begin this evening with a terrible invasion of privacy. good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> i'm kristen sze. a couple recorded in the most intimate moments and threatening to release it until they paid up. >> janine is at police headquarters with the story. janine? >> reporter: dan, the authorities tell us that the suspect is out on bail and is expected to be charged very soon. now, the

which i think ama will be using a lot. usually when we're interacting.rs to express themselves with greater diversity, including one of a woman in a head scarf. that was recommended by a 15-year-old in germany. the new class of emojis are by the unicorn consortium, that handles new proposals. check out the new emojis for yourself on abc7news.com. i believe over the weekend, the fire emoji was out in the east bay because it was so hot. >> lots of triple-digit heat over the weekend. it's easing up a bit. warm inland but nothing like it was this weekend. let's get emoji all about this. we've got sunny skies all across the bay area. but it is still, despite the absence of a marine layer, is still much cooler than at this hour yesterday. in fact, once again, i'll show you the 24-hour temperature change, from 10 to 20 degrees cooler across the bay area than this hour yesterday. it is 65 degrees right now in half moon bay. 102 in brentwood. 37-degree range there between the coastal current temperature reading and farthest inland temperature reading. the view fr

eric and ama?ten, thank you. >>> oakland is about to launch a new effort to keep trash out of the san francisco bay. oakland has been under a government order for several years to clean up the problem, or face fines. the city is now devoting nearly $2 million to pay for cleanup crews and install trash capturing devices in storm drains. the push is needed to meet federal standards. >> the federal clean water act is really what's behind this demand that we get trash out of the bay. and trash is coming from cities, from our roads and our storm drains, and it's hurting fish and wildlife in the bay. so cities like oakland need to make this extra effort to keep trash from getting into the bay. >> the goal is to completely eliminate trash from reaching the bay over the next five years. >>> abc 7 news weather anchor spencer christian is here with the forecast. >> eric, you probably know a warming trend is under way. tomorrow is likely to be the hottest day in the seven-day period. an indicator of what we c

i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. the baby is getting medical care and is in protective custody. the parking lot where he was found is in the sunset shopping center. >> laura anthony joins us live to explain what happened. laura? >> reporter: ama, police say daniel mitchell had a history of drug offenses and he was out on bail for a recent burglary arrest, when, for some reason, he drove into this parking lot yesterday and decided to leave his little son behind. this is the man that police say abandoned his own baby. 18-year-old daniel mitchell, shown cradling a newborn boy just two weeks ago. it appears to be the same baby mitchell is accused of dropping off in a strip mall parking lot, captured on surveillance video. the man pulls in, sets a car seat on the ground, and then just drives away. >> he opened the back door, sat him down. >> reporter: wendell cooper was the first to stop the baby. >> we brought him inside, because we thought maybe they forgot the baby. >> i was just doing what any real man would have done

. >> and i'm ama daetz. many of us woke up to the news that the president s transgender won't be allowed to serve in the military. here are the president's exact words that he tweeted, after consultation with my generals and military experts, please be advised that the united states government will not accept or allow transgender individuals to serve in any capacity in the u.s. military. our military must be focused on decisive and overwhelming victory and cannot be burdened with the tremendous medical costs and disruption that transgenders in the military would entail. thank you. >> you can see the rest of the tweet right there. we're waiting on reporter lillian kim, and she'll have a live report coming up from the castro on a protest that is just about to get under way. >> and reaction to the president's tweets came swiftly from across the country. not surprising, it was mixed. many, though not all, republicans showed support. >> the party has always had an internal disagreement. this is a small policy cha

eric and ama? >> kristen, thank you. >>> oakland is about to launch a new effort to keep trash out of the san francisco bay. oakland has been under a government order for several years to clean up the problem, or face fines. the city is now devoting nearly $2 million to pay for cleanup crews and install trash capturing devices in storm drains. the push is needed to meet federal standards. >> the federal clean water act is really what's behind this demand that we get trash out of the bay. and trash is coming from cities, from our roads and our storm drains, and it's hurting fish and wildlife in the bay. so cities like oakland need to make this extra effort to keep trash from getting into the bay. >> the goal is to completely eliminate trash from reaching the bay over the next five years. >>> abc 7 news weather anchor spencer christian is here with the forecast. >> eric, you probably know a warming trend is under way. tomorrow is likely to be the hottest day in the seven-day period. an indicator of w

ama, all yma, you're it!> probably a bad idea. >> slow it down. >> the snail racing champ. 134 snails sprinted through a course measuring -- >> look at them go. >> 13 whole inches. the winner finished in under three minutes, believe it or not. the champion's name is -- larry. >> it has not really sunk in now. i kind of entered as a bit of a challenge with my friend and now larry's a champion. so, yeah, it feels great. >> you just want to hear that,

i dream of it, ama and dan. >> might not get that much.tonight at 9:00 on cable channel 13. we know how long it can take to get a parking space in san francisco. did you know the real cost of searching for the perfect spot? that's at 9:00. >>> the search is on for the man who abandoned this dog in the east bay. on abc 7 news at 11:00, the vets working to nurse this neglected pup back to health. >>> coming up tonight at 8:00, it's shark tank. at 9:00, what would you do? and at 10:00, it's 2020. tonight hear from some of the people involved in the las vegas robbery that put o.j. simpson in prison. we'll get their perspective days before simpson goes up for parole. jimmy kimmel live tonight actor chadwick bozeman and tatiana mass lan i. >>> a few thoughts about what really matters. something special happens on sunday. thousands of caring people will gather in golden gate park once again for an annual act of kindness, caring and love. aids walk san francisco is an event that this station has been proud to support for more than a quarter centur

i'm ama daetz. abc 7 news at 5:00 starts now. >>> we continue with breaking news.on a small plane that crashed in sonoma county. one person is dead. we're live at the scene. >>> in santa clara county, somebody shot some kind of bb gun at motorists. a little girl was hurt. plus -- >> you have that discretion whether or not to release the video. >> b.a.r.t.'s top cop defends not releasing crime surveillance video. he's facing some disagreement. and -- >> propane tanks. >> it was a huge boom. >> and a huge fire in lafayette. drone view 7 shows you what's left behind. business owners vow to rebuild. >> we've just got to move on and find somewhere else. >>> breaking news is in sonoma county where that small plane with four people on board crashes with deadly results. one person was killed, three others, including two children, were hurt. thanks for joining us, i'm kristen sze. >> i'm larry beil in for dan ashley. the plane crashed south of sonoma not far from the sonoma sky park airport. abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard is live in sonoma with the latest. cornell? >>

i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley.e begin with new details on that wreck involving sisters from stockton. >> tonight the parents of the driver say she needs help. her 14-year-old sister died in friday's crash. to night we're hearing from the teen's friend who survived the crash near loss banos. >> lilian kim is here with the story. >> reporter: they were both in the back seat, manuela survived by jacquelin did not. a tragic car crash made even more tragic that it was being live streamed by the person who was behind the wheel. >> she wasn't like everybody else. like she was just funny and she would be funny -- she didn't even need to try. >> reporter: manuela seja only suffered cuts to her legs but she lost her friend she met seven months ago on instagram, the same social media platform that captured the crash live for everyone to see. she and jacquelin were in the backside as jacquelin's older system obdulia sanchez was driving. obdulia ended up losing control. the car rolled into a bashed wire fence and ended up in a