i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. here is a tweet saying the fate of crab season could be decided on thursday due to high toxin levels in that popular seafood. >> lilian is live in santa cruz with the later. >> we are at santa cruz harbor where the crab pots are ready to go, but they could sit idle indefinitely now that crab season is up in the air. >> it is the time of year when people get excited. employees in san that -- santa cruz say customer interest could get intense. >> begging for it and angry when they don't get it. they will pay whatever for it. >> no amount of money could be found off the california coast. the levels of algae produced acid are so dangerous lehigh right now the state department of public health is warning people to avoid the crab entirely. >> you can't cook it out by cooking it extra well. our recommendation is to be on the side of caution. >> in severe cases high exposure can lead to coma and death. none of this is good news for the crab fishermen. the commercial season is supposed to star

i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. let's get to alan wang with more on the warriors making nba history. alan, it couldn't be better. >> dan and ama, nearly 20,000 fans can say they witnessed nba history. there was fear that kobe bryant may come out fighting to avoid being a foot note, but he only scored four points all nightlong. it was embarrassing to watch the world champions beat up on the lowly 2-12 lakers who were a shell of a team. it was an unprecedented 16 straight victories to start the season. >> they made history. thank you so much, alan. stay with abc7 news for much more on the warriors. mike shumann will be live with post game reaction. >>> moving on we are still on storm watch tonight. this is a live picture from the kgo roof cam. take a look. showers have returned to san francisco. >> this is after we saw steady rain and falling trees across the bay area today. now we're getting ready for cold temperatures and snow in the sierra. >> let's begin our abc7 news coverage with meteorologist sandhya patel and l

. >> i'm ama daetz. case between a divorced couple involving the frozen embryos they created. >> katie is live in the newsroom with the reason this family's saga may not be over just yet. >> because of cancer treatments and her age she can no longer have children, but she and her ex-husband do have frozen embryos. they also have a contract to destroy them in case of divorce. the judge ruled in favor of upholding the contract they signed. the fertility doctor said it is the right decision. >> if the the court said well these are not going to stand up to scrutiny in these kinds of cases, all of the work we do will predetermine what will happen and could be thrown out. >> leigh said she is disappointed and is evaluating her legal options. back in august she told gma that she would do nick for her babies. >> i stayed focused on my babies and knowing >> the hastings law professor is sympathetic, but not surprised. >> it would work the other way as well. say the woman wants them destroyed because she doesn't w

. >> i'm ama daetz. katie has more. >> we will start first with the police raid.e want to show you quickly where this is happening. it is a suburb to the north of paris where the national stadium is located which of course was one of the targets on friday. authorities have at this hour confirmed to abc that he is the target of the operation and believed to be one of the master minds of the paris you a tacks. no confirmation whether he is in the apartment at the center of the raid. you can hear there sounds of gunfire captured on a witness' twitter video. this has been going on since 4:30 a.m. paris time. witnesses heard a barrage of gunfire at that time. then we understand there was a pause and then more gunfire. there are also reports of seven explosions and sounds of grenades going off. police say anti-terrorist officers are raiding an you a part meant -- an apartment where it is believed they are holed up. officers have exes -- exchanged gunfire with the suspects and several officers have been hurt. the mayor's office say residents have been offered safe refuge

i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. o has more on tonight's contentious meetings. >> dan and ama, the city council is still discussing the possibility of a more for yum on -- moratorium on rent increases. this is a tight community where half of the people rent. almost everyone knows someone who has been affected by rent increases and that's why it got so emotional tonight. >> tempers were already hot, but it dwot worse after a majority of alameda landlords erupted early and monopolized the seats. one man tried to rush into the council chambers and appeared to drag down hahn. he picked the man out of the crowd and threw him on the floor in front of the protestor camera. the bloody man was arrested along with another man who was handcuffed outside the council chambers. >> one in five landlords have spoken. four renters have spoken. >> the mayor decided to allow an equal number of tenants who voiced their concerns. she pays $1,875 a month for a two-bedroom apartment. >> i have a $300 increase and then also she is asking me

good evening, i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. tonight, a dramatic burst of violence from an accused killer in an oakland courtroom. carolyn tyler has more on this man. >> reporter: you can see the 21-year-old marquis holloway hyper vent scream. he is accused of killing a 27-year-old, ramos was working on a peace mural. investigators say it was sparked by an argument after holloway made a move on ramos' canvas. >> he was taking pictures of the mural. >> reporter: oakland officials say holloway was tracked to his mother's house, he's charged with several street crimes, including an attempted robbery earlier in the morning ramos was killed and one robbery in which a tv crew camera were taken. investigators say this surveillance photo after the murder helped lead to the arrest. the mayor expressed condolences to the family. >>> an incredible, beautiful, brave family that is enduring so much grief. >> reporter: as for holloway's family and friends, they left the courtroom in anger, shattering a glass case in the holway. according to d

. >> i'm ama daetz. it was sup positioned to be a fun halloween night for a brother and sister. they say they were attacked when opposing people who were jumping in line. the victims are talking to david louie, live at great america. david? >> reporter: thousands of people were here at great america on halloween night. many of them could be key to identifying who attacked those two adult visitors. those guests are now seeking out witnesses who might have video or photographs of the attackers because they say security staff here at great america didn't do anything about questioning any of the people. 24-year-old keisha johnson and her 21-year-old brother michael were standing in line at a maze saturday night. they spoke whup a group of five cut n their objection was met with cussing and shoving. >> he punched me in the side of the head and knocked me out. i didn't expect that. >> you blacked out? i blacked out a minute and a half. >> while unconscious, two women in the group turned on keisha. >> they dragged me down, tackled me. punched me in the face. dragged me on the floor. on

good evening, i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. tonight, a dramatic burst of violence from an accused killer in an oakland courtroom. carolyn tyler has more on this man. >> reporter: you can see the 21-year-old marquis holloway hyper ventilate, curse, and scream. he is accused of killing a 27-year-old, ramos was working on a peace mural. investigators say it was sparked by an argument after holloway made a move on ramos' canvas. >> he was taking pictures of the mural. >> reporter: oakland officials say holloway was tracked to his mother's house, he's charged with several street crimes, including an attempted robbery earlier in the morning ramos was killed and one robbery in which a tv crew camera were taken. investigators say this surveillance photo after the murder helped lead to the arrest. the mayor expressed condolences to the family. >>> an incredible, beautiful, brave family that is enduring so much grief. >> reporter: as for holloway's family and friends, they left the courtroom in anger, shattering a glass case in the holwa

. >>> i'm ama daetz.year-old san francisco woman was driving drunk when she plowed into the kids. they had crossed the street at buchanan and bay streets. >> police are out in force on bay street near buchanan handing out speeding tickets to drivers. many say this stretch is a freeway. >> cars going 40 and 50 miles an hour on this 25 miles an hour zone. >> this morning, this spot the scene of a terrible crash. the woman is led away in handcuffs. she was later charged with dui. she slammed her volkswagen suv into two 12-year-old boys crossing bay street on their way to school. >> what we're looking at here is children lawfully in a crosswalk and were struck as they were crossing the street. >> police say the impact launched the boys into the air. their backpacks, clothes and shoes left scattered in the street. authorities say this box truck was stopped in the right lane to let the boys cross. but the suv driver didn't slow down. >> they were struck as she passed the truck on the left side. >> the boys are

i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. here is a tweet saying the fate of crab season could be decided on thursday due to high toxin levels in that popular seafood. >> lilian is live in santa cruz with the later. >> we are at santa cruz harbor where the crab pots are ready to go, but they could sit idle indefinitely now that crab season is up in the air. >> it is the time of year when people get excited. employees in san that -- santa cruz say customer interest could get intense. >> begging for it and angry when they don't get it. they will pay whatever for it. >> no amount of money could be found off the california coast. the levels of algae produced acid are so dangerous lehigh right now the state department of public health is warning people to avoid the crab entirely. >> you can't cook it out by cooking it extra well. our recommendation is to be on the side of caution. >> in severe cases high exposure can lead to coma and death. none of this is good news for the crab fishermen. the commercial season is supposed to star

. >> and i'm ama daetz. the shooting happened at a hospital that st. luke's hon s. building at its current location. >> katie mars yooulo is live from valencia and cesar chavez with more. katie? >> reporter: dan, ama, police still have cesar chavez here shut down in front of the hospital and the hospital is at least still partially on lockdown but i've been able to speak with people who have since been released from the building. they described for me what they heard, gunshots, loud bangs. some say it sounded like explosions. but here's what we now know happened from the police department. this all started in san bruno, where police say the gunman robbed a big 5 sporting goods store and stole a rifle and some ammunition. and then at about 4:30 he somehow got into the hospital construction site with both the handgun he used in the robbery and the rifle. now, a construction worker has told abc 7 news that he saw the man, he looked suspicious because he clearly wasn't a construction worker and he also thought he saw a gun so, he called 911. the police chief says when of

i'm ama daetz. the shooting happened after 6:30 on mission street between fourth and fifth. on one side of the street there is the westfield shopping center. >> on the other side the fifth and mission parking garage. abc7 news reporter katie marzullo has the story. >> the parking garage was shutdown for two hours while police systematically searched every floor and every car. the shooter got away. the victim is in critical condition, but expected to survive. >> i just hear a bunch of shots, three, four shots. everybody outside started running inside, everybody. >> chaotic and scary. he was actually in the parking garage when he heard the gunfire. >> the shots kept going on and everybody started screaming and ducking for cover like a bomb had gone off. >> he took cover too, but not before seeing the man who. >> we saw the victim by that time come running out in the street and fell down. obviously he was shot. >> he was paying when the shooter approached him and fired multiple times hitting him more than once in the lower extremity. >> it does -- doesn't appear to be a random

. >> and i'm ama daetz. >> at least 27 people are dead in mali including an american mom with family in san francisco. >> a chinese state-owned p company says three senior executives are among those killed. >> and they say a 10-day state of emergency has been declared. >> the attack happened in the capitol. a car with diplomatic tags pulled up to the radisson blue hotel and heavily armed men stormed into the hotel and took hostages. it set up a seven-hour stand off and freed the hostages. tonight an extremist group is claiming responsibility for the attack. >> here is a picture of the american killed in the attack. she is identified as anita detar. the "washington post" says she leaves behind an elementary school-age edison. >> reggie, the american mom has ties to the bay area. >> she does. from her social media it uh -- appears she spent time here. mali is one of the poorest countries with great need for better health care. that's what she was trying to address. 40-year-old anita was in mali to do good when people bent on hurting the innocent took her life. >> we are devastated by t

. >> i'm ama daetz. it was an emotional case between a divorced couple involving the frozen embryos they created. >> katie is live in the newsroom with the reason this family's saga may not be over just yet. >> because of cancer treatments and her age she can no longer have children, but she and her ex-husband do have frozen embryos. they also have a contract to destroy them in case of divorce. the judge ruled in favor of upholding the contract they signed. the fertility doctor said it is the right decision. >> if the the court said well these are not going to stand up to scrutiny in these kinds of cases, all of the work we do will predetermine what will happen and could be thrown out. >> leigh said she is disappointed and is evaluating her legal options. back in august she told gma that she would do nick for her babies. >> i stayed focused on my babies and knowing i'm their mom. >> the hastings law professor is sympathetic, but not surprised. >> it would work the other way as well. say the woman wants t

i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. let's get to alan wang with more on the warriors making nba history. alan, it couldn't be better. >> dan and ama, nearly 20,000 fans can say they witnessed nba history. there was fear that kobe bryant may come out fighting to avoid being a foot note, but he only scored four points all nightlong. it was embarrassing to watch the world champions beat up on the lowly 2-12 lakers who were a shell of a team. it was an unprecedented 16 straight victories to start the season. >> they made history. >> we love it. thank you so much, alan. stay with abc7 news for much more on the warriors. mike shumann will be live with post game reaction. >>> moving on we are still on storm watch tonight. this is a live picture from the kgo roof cam. take a look. showers have returned to san francisco. >> this is after we saw steady rain and falling trees across the bay area today. now we're getting ready for cold temperatures and snow in the sierra. >> let's begin our abc7 news coverage with meteorologist sand

i'm ama daetz. the shooting happened after 6:30 on mission street between fourth and fifth. there is the westfield shopping center. >> on the other side the fifth and mission parking garage. abc7 news reporter katie marzullo has the story. >> the parking garage was shutdown for two hours while police systematically searched every floor and every car. the shooter got away. the victim is in critical condition, but expected to survive. >> i just hear a bunch of shots, three, four shots. everybody outside started running inside, everybody. >> chaotic and scary. he was actually in the parking garage when he heard the gunfire. >> the shots kept going on and everybody started screaming and ducking for cover like a bomb had gone off. >> he took cover too, but not before seeing the man who had been shot. >> we saw the victim by that time come running out in the street and fell down. obviously he was shot. >> he was paying when the shooter approached him and fired multiple times hitting him more than once in the lower extremity. >> it does -- doesn't appear to be a random shooting. we

. >> i'm ama daetz. katie has more. >> we will start first with the police raid. we want to show you quickly where this is happening. it is a suburb to the north of paris where the national stadium is located which of course was one of the targets on friday. authorities have at this hour confirmed to abc that he is the target of the operation and believed to be one of the master minds of the paris you a tacks. no confirmation whether he is in the apartment at the center of the raid. you can hear there sounds of gunfire captured on a witness' twitter video. this has been going on since 4:30 a.m. paris time. witnesses heard a barrage of gunfire at that time. then we understand there was a pause and then more gunfire. there are also reports of seven explosions and sounds of grenades going off. police say anti-terrorist officers are raiding an you a part meant -- an apartment where it is believed they are holed up. officers have exes -- exchanged gunfire with the suspects and several officers have been hurt. the mayor's office say residents have been offered safe refu

i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. let's go to alan wang who has more on tonight's contentious meetings. >> dan and ama, the city council is still discussing the possibility of a more for yum on -- moratorium on rent increases. this is a tight community where half of the people rent. almost everyone knows someone who has been affected by rent increases and that's why it got so emotional tonight. >> tempers were already hot, but it dwot worse after a majority of alameda landlords erupted early and monopolized the seats. one man tried to rush into the council chambers and appeared to drag down hahn. he picked the man out of the crowd and threw him on the floor in front of the protestor camera. the bloody man was arrested along with another man who was handcuffed outside the council chambers. >> one in five landlords have spoken. four renters have spoken. >> the mayor decided to allow an equal number of tenants who voiced their concerns. she pays $1,875 a month for a two-bedroom apartment. >> i have a $300 increase and the

. >> i'm ama daetz. this started this afternoon at the big 5 sporting goods store in san bruno. police say the suspect robbed the store and stole that refuel. >> he then took off for saint luke's hospital in the mission district. that's where he found himself in a standoff with s.w.a.t officers. >> we have live team coverage and let's start with katie. >> ama and dan, police reopened caesar chavez. at this point you wouldn't know what a dramatic night it has been here. people trapped in the hospital with an active shooting going on outside. a construction worker at the new saint luke's hospital said he saw a suspicious man and possibly a gun and called 9-1-1. >> sirens and the police vehicles. the screeching tires. >> the police chief describes what officers saw. >> looked up and on top of the elevator it was white cover alls holding a rifle. the rifle was directed at the hospital. he appeared to be firing shots as the officers responded. >> three officers feared on the man. then as you can see flashbangs were deployed to ensure he was no longer a threat. the man was dead. sonya

. >> and i'm ama daetz. >> at least 27 people are dead in mali including an american mom with family in san francisco. >> a chinese state-owned p company says three senior executives are among those killed. >> and they say a 10-day state of emergency has been declared. >> the attack happened in the capitol. a car with diplomatic tags pulled up to the radisson blue hotel and heavily armed men stormed into the hotel and took hostages. it set up a seven-hour stand off and freed the hostages. tonight an extremist group is claiming responsibility for the attack. >> here is a picture of the american killed in the attack. she is identified as anita detar. the "washington post" says she leaves behind an elementary school-age edison. >> reggie, the american mom has ties to the bay area. >> she does. from her social media it uh -- appears she spent time here. mali is one of the poorest countries with great need for better health care. that's what she was trying to address. 40-year-old anita was in mali to do good when people bent on hurting the innocent took her life. >> we are devastated by t

. >> i'm ama daetz. this started this afternoon at the big 5 sporting goods store in san bruno.e say the suspect robbed the store and stole that refuel. >> he then took off for saint luke's hospital in the mission district. that's where he found himself in a standoff with s.w.a.t officers. >> we have live team coverage and let's start with katie. >> ama and dan, police reopened caesar chavez. at this point you wouldn't know what a dramatic night it has been here. people trapped in the hospital with an active shooting going on outside. a construction worker at the new saint luke's hospital said he saw a suspicious man and possibly a gun and called 9-1-1. >> sirens and the police vehicles. the screeching tires. >> the police chief describes what officers saw. >> looked up and on top of the elevator it was white cover alls holding a rifle. the rifle was directed at the hospital. he appeared to be firing shots as the officers responded. >> three officers feared on the man. then as you can see flashbangs were deployed to ensure he was no longer a threat. the man was dead. sonya and h

. >> for dan ashley and ama daetz and drew touma who is here.live",ly yes, ma'am hlmsworth from "the hunger games" and happy shopping. >> be safe on you there. be safe out there. >>> and now, abc's "jimmy kimmel live." >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight, liam hemsworth. from "black-ish," tracee ellis ross. and james bond. and it's mashup monday with music from jewel and the gang. with with cleto and the cletones. now in person, here's jimmy kimmel!

good evening, and thanks for joining us, i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. >> the tour bus crashed into and a construction site in union square, which is busy on a friday afternoon. >> we have live team coverage of the crash. wayne freedman has tee tails on the injured people. but let's go live to the latest from the scene. lyanne? >> latest numbers are 20 injured and six, critical. the crest taken to the hospital with moderate and minor injuries. it ended here but happened blocks away. he hit a bicyclist. the person is in critical condition. the driver slammed into the scaffolding and people were trapped. >> this is pretty horrific. gut wrenching. >> we'll look at everything. we'll look at malfunctions and look at any dui or narcotics which is standard operating procedure for a collision.

. >> for dan ashley and ama daetz and drew touma who is here.live",ly yes, ma'am hlmsworth from "the hunger games" and happy shopping. >> be safe on you there. be safe out there. >> can you think of anything more exciting than someone answering a single question in front of millions of viewers with hundreds of thousands of dollars on the line? me either. this is "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic music] ♪ hello, everybody. i'm chris harrison. welcome to the show. are you guys ready to play "who wants to be a millionaire"? [cheers and applause] our returning contestant is a father of two with another on the way. he's got $20,000 so far. he could use more, believe me. from nutley, new jersey, please welcome reshan richards. [cheers and applause] reshan, welcome back, buddy. good to see you. welcome back. you know, we talked last time you were here-- not only do you have your third child on the way, but then you filled me in on some other reasons why you could use some more money. >> yeah, so some people would say it's risk-taking or maybe

. >>> i'm ama daetz in the abc 7 newsroom. coming up at 6:00, new information on the union square crash and what the bus company never did. also -- >> they're frustrated. we're angry. confused as far as what they want us to do. >> on patrol but unarmed. officers at a bay area college campus make the case to carry guns. it's all coming up in half an hour on abc 7 news at 6:00. >> we'll see you then. >>> the warriors are going back in time. the team converted the center logo to its original the city. >> it usually says golden state warriors. this the first time an nba team has switched out the center logo for a classics game. never been done before. >> frozen in time there. >>> willie mays is getting a special honor at the white house next week. >> the giants hall of famer will receive the presidential medal of freedom, no less. >> given to americans who made a positive impact on our culture and our freedom. mays one of the first african-americans to play major league baseball. he was named an all-star 24 times and mvp twice. >>

and as for what ama daetz will have for you at 6:00, ama is in the newsroom with more of that. >> we're going to be taking several different looks at the war on terror at 6:00. first, the san francisco doctor in mali right now he'll give us a sense of what's happening there, plus his idea to beat terrorists without going to war. also, the cyber fight against terror. why one west point professor says going through the back door is the wrong way to go. and the impact the attacks are having on travel. what are your rights? 7 on your side's michael finney looks at the options. it's all coming up in half an hour on abc 7 news at 6:00. >>> bob melvin traded in his baseball cap for a hair net today. >> melvin and his family and other members of the athletics front office prepared meals at st. vincent depaul in oakland. >> all part of volunteering the team has done for the past eight years. >> we live here, we live close by, these are important things we need to do in the community personally and professionally. >> feeding between 200 and 700 people a day and they depend on volunteers like melv

good evening, and thanks for joining u is, ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. >> the tour bus crashed into several vehicles and a construction site in union square, which is busy on a friday afternoon. >> we have live team coverage of the crash. wayne freedman has tee tails on the injured people. but let's go live to the latest from the scene. lyanne? >> latest numbers are 20 injured and six, critical. the crest taken to the hospital with moderate and minor injuries. it ended here but happened two blocks away. he hit a bicyclist. the person is in critical condition. the driver slammed into the scaffolding and people were trapped. >> this is pretty horrific. gut wrenching. >> we'll look at everything. we'll look at malfunctions and look at any dui or narcotics which is standard operating procedure for a collision. >> now, some people were treated here at the scene. others were taken to the hospital. of course, including the bicyclist and the driver of the double decker bus, both are in critical condition but six in critical condition now. there were reports pg and e lines had been affected.

. >> i'm ama daetz.ce hefty fines. >> three people remain in critical condition, and two in serious condition following the crash. abc7 news reporter melanie woodrow has information on the investigation you'll see only on abc7 news. >> reporter: tonight, the california public utilities commission says city sight seeing could be seeing up to $20,000 in citations if investigators found violations they could choose to open an even more formal investigation that doesn't limit the fine. investigators are taking pictures and examining the twisted tour bus with dozens of exposed wires, searching for clues. san francisco police, patrol and cal public utilities commission are on the

good evening, i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. burst of violence from an accused killer in an oakland courtroom. carolyn tyler has more on this man. >> reporter: you can see the 21-year-old marquis holloway hyper vent

. >> i'm ama daetz. it was sup positioned to be a fun halloween night for a brother and sister.y they were attacked when opposing people who were jumping in line. the victims are talking to david louie, live at great america. david? >> reporter: thousands of people were here at great america on halloween night. many of them could be key to identifying who attacked those two adult visitors. those guests are now seeking out witnesses who might have video or photographs of the attackers because they say security staff here at great america didn't do anything about questioning any of the people. 24-year-old keisha johnson and her 21-year-old brother michael were standing in line at a maze saturday night. they spoke whup a group of five cut n their objection was met with cussing and shoving. >> he punched me in the side of the head and knocked me out.

. >> i'm ama daetz. the bus company could face hefty fines. >> three people remain in critical condition, and two in serious condition following the crash. abc7 news reporter melanie woodrow has information on the investigation you'll see only on abc7 news. >> reporter: tonight, the california public utilities commission says city sight seeing could be seeing up to $20,000 in citations if investigators found violations they could choose to open an even more formal investigation that doesn't limit the fine. investigators are taking pictures and examining the twisted tour bus with dozens of exposed wires, searching for clues. san francisco police, patrol and cal public utilities commission are on the scene. chp says the tour bus company never told the commission bit. something the cpuc says the company was required to do. last week, the bus crashed into a bicyclist, other cars and scaffolding. the bus driver says the brakes failed. >> how are you brakes? >> fine. >> the ceo says city sight seeing insuspect

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. >> and i'm ama daetz. police fired two flash bang grenades in a tower with a man with a rifle was. >> the hospital is still locked down while police make sure everything is safe. >> katie, what are you seeing? >> reporter: they just reopened the streets here at mission and valencia. we're blocks from where the streets are closed off but people are able to move around more freely. we know this was an active shooting situation, and that the suspect is dead. so, take a look at this video. we have from sky 7 tonight, some hospital buildings as mentioned are still on lock down. some people have been allowed to leave some of the buildings where they were. we understand, also, from the hospital that this may have started with a confrontation near the emergency room. i was able to talk with a woman who had been locked down inside of one of the buildings. she was anxious to get home. she'd only been inside for an appointment, but described the situation. >> scary. but police were watching us well. we're okay. >> re

. >> and i'm ama daetz.renades in a tower with a man with a rifle was. >> the hospital is still locked down while police make sure everything is safe. >> katie, what are you seeing? >> reporter: they just reopened the streets here at mission and valencia. we're blocks from where the streets are closed off but people are able to move around more freely. we know this was an active shooting situation, and that the suspect is dead. so, take a look at this video. we have from sky 7 tonight, some hospital buildings as mentioned are still on lock down. some people have been allowed to leave some of the buildings where they were. we understand, also, from the hospital that this may have started with a confrontation near the emergency room. i was able to talk with a woman who had been locked down inside of one of the buildings. she was anxious to get home. she'd only been inside for an appointment, but described the situation. >> scary. but police were watching us well.

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abc7 news anchor ama daetz has the story. >> reporter: rita studies in a library under her bed.etween home work and watching you tube sometimes she won't makeup the trip up the ladder until midnight. >> i go to bed about 1:00 or 2:00. latest is 6:00 in the morning. >> now there is an electronic designed to help her sleep. >> they're going throwing through your eye lids and get into your brain. >> this sleep researcher developed these flashing lights. they're now used in a clinical trial with tired teenagers. >> the light doesn't wake them up. it fools the brain into thinking there is an earlier sun rise than there is. >> we showed you this when it was being tested in the form of a mask. that device allowed patients to shift cycles forward or back by three hours, just enough to head off the jet lag on a trip. the new bedroom version acts like an alarm clock for a sleep cycle. >> at 1:00 in the morning in the brain, it's only 10:00 at night. >> reporter: the problem of teenagers staying up late isn't new, it's something experts believe is getting more serious because of the way te

abc7 news anchor ama daetz has the story. >> reporter: rita studies in a library under her bed.en home work and watching you tube sometimes she won't makeup the trip up the ladder until midnight. >> i go to bed about 1:00 or 2:00. latest is 6:00 in the morning. >> now there is an electronic designed to help her sleep. >> they're going throwing through your eye lids and get into your brain. >> this sleep researcher developed these flashing lights. they're now used in a clinical trial with tired teenagers. >> the light doesn't wake them up. it fools the brain into thinking there is an earlier sun rise than there is. >> we showed you this when it was being tested in the form of a mask. that device allowed patients to shift cycles forward or back by three hours, just enough to head off the jet lag on a trip. the new bedroom version acts like an alarm clock for a sleep cycle. >> at 1:00 in the morning in the brain, it's only 10:00 at night. >> reporter: the problem of teenagers staying up late isn't new, it's something experts believe is getting more serious because of the way techno

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