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thanks for joining us, i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. for the moment gotten away with murder. >> shot and killed six months ago. where we find abc7 news reporter kate larson, live with new details. >> reporter: calvin was 20 years old when he was shot in front of gere deli in this park. saturday night over the summer, usually a lot of people in the area. father is now offering a reward, believing that somebody knows what happened. >> our father who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name. >> reporter: former basketball team, friends and family held vigil at san mateo center park. >> it's a nightmare every day. >> reporter: tonight his father announced $50,000 reward for information leading to arrest. wants son's shooter to hear this. >> ripped heart out of my chest. took my best friend, my everything. everything from me on that night. >> august 6th, playing pokemon go with a friend when he was shot. >> main goal is put handcuffs on the perpetrator of this event. >> reporter: police also showed up tonight, pursuing leads but need more informa

i'm ama daetz. >> visa holders can fly to the u.s. again. >> president trump signed executive order last week and federal judge in washington issued temporary restraining order after filed request calling the ban harmful to state's residents and economies. >> the law is a powerful thing. it has the ability to hold everybody accountable to it, that includes the president of the united states. >> sean spicer issued statement saying at earliest possible time inn tends to file emergency order to extend the executive order of the president which we believe is lawful and appropriate. >> begin at sfo. >> reporter: since this weekend there's been a legal clinic set up in inside the terminal here and judge's order from the federal bench in washington state was big news here and for the clients they're tracking from around the world. >> for the volunteer lawyers who have been here over a week, night for celebration. >> reporter: helping coordinate volunteers since last weekend when massive crowds turned out to protest president trump's executiv

. >> and i'm ama daetz. president trump built up the suspense to tonight's supreme court announcement making the revelation in primetime, when much of the country would normally be watching their favorite tv shows. >> neil gorsuch is currently a judge on the 10th circuit court of appeals. tonight republicans are applauding the president's choice, but among democrats there's already talk of a filibuster. abc 7 news reporter lisa gull ezian. >> he is considered uncontroversial but still very conservative. conservative appellate court judge neil gorsuch is president trump's pick for the supreme court. >> judge gorsuch has outstanding legal skills, a brilliant mind, tremendous discipline, and has earned bipartisan support. >> reporter: that's exactly what gorsuch will need over these next few crucial months, especially after many senate democrats vowed to derail gorsuch's nomination. >> he's in for a rough ride. >> reporter: we were there as the dean of the university of san franisco school of law watched today'

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. >> and i'm ama daetz in for kristen sze. let's get to the torrential rain that triggered a landslide destroying a home. >> it happened in san rafael. a boulder smacked up against the house as a wall of mud blocks the entryway. fortunately the family was able to escape their home on mountain avenue. >> sergio quintana is live near the scene tonight. sergio. >> reporter: dan and ama, right now there are people across marin county keeping an eye on swollen ponds and rivers because they want to see if they can come down. hopefully it will ease some of the flooding in their neighborhoods. as you mentioned in sap raun ra that hill that came down into the side of a house, people are keeping an eye on that as well. as his house was being pushed apart by a landslide, john future was calmly watching from across the street. >> there was finally another big slide where it just came down and that pushed this part of the house forward and sheared the house in half. >> reporter: everyone was able to get out okay and the fire department eve

. >> and i'm ama daetz. tonight officers say they had no choice but to shoot and kill the dog. the attack happened this afternoon on fremont street in concord. >> the baby is being treated at childrens hospital oakland, and that's where abc 7 news report yeh katie udas is live with this developing story. >> reporter: i spoke with the baby's father on the phone and he told me he's doing okay but he didn't want to comment. he witnessed with his 7-year-old son what police are calling a traumatic event. >> shots fired. shots. >> copy, shots fired on the dog. >> reporter: concord police shot and killed a family dog that moments earlier attacked a 10-month-old boy. >> the dog was very aggressive actually. took an aggressive stance toward our officer. and that's why our officer discharged his firearm. >> reporter: an officer ran inside to get the baby. >> when the officer pulled him out, quite the emotional scene. having to wrap his head. >> reporter: the boy underwent surgery at oakland children's hospital after suffering bites to the head. he's expected to be okay. but his 7-year-ol

. >> and i'm ama daetz. this is the second in a series of storms this week. looking outside, it's pretty clear. nice shot. >> it is indeed. but all about to change. going back on storm watch. sandhya patel. >> in just a matter of hours be poured on. clouds are gathering. rain not here yet, storm intensifying off the coastline and as it continues, going to work its way from the southwest northward. going to slam southern california. storm impact scale is one, moderate to heavy rain in the morning. ponding on the roadways and strong gusty winds. 5:00 aim, rain moving from n from the south. pockets of heavy rain. continues through 10:00 a.m. if you're commuting and includes a drive, going tock drenched. strong winds and difficulty driving because of the wind and rain. walking, have boots, going to need them. this is not only storm i'm tracking. i'll be back with the weekend and beyond. >>> promising news for people who just returned to homes around the oroville dam, there's no immediate threat of flooding even with the coming storms. damaged spillway at reservoi

i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley, be careful in the morning. soaking commute. sandhya? >> it's updated to two on the storm impact scale. going to change rapidly, the storm is intensifying and as it does, going to slam the bay area with strong winds. moderate strength, two on the scale. moderate to heavy rain in the morning. watch out for gusty winds. may take down trees and heaviry rain lead to flooding. very bad commute to work tomorrow. bumpy ferry ride and pouring along with windy conditions if you're walking to b.a.r.t. or work. you'll need extra time for the commute. i'll be back with the hour by hour forecast as to when the first part of the storm is hitting. >>> developing news tonight. more than 200 people tested for tuberculosis as someone tested positive at bay area high school. county health officials notified students and staff at armijo high school telling them there is active case. live with what parents need to know. >> reporter: the individual with tu tuberculosis may have been at school for a few days or up to a week. not telling us if it's staff member

i'm ama daetz. >> visa holders can fly to the u.s. again. >> president trump signed executive order last week and federal judge in washington issued temporary restraining order after filed request calling the ban harmful to state's residents and economies. >> the law is a powerful thing. it has the ability to hold everybody accountable to it, that includes the president of the united states. >> sean spicer issued statement saying at earliest possible time inn tends to file emergency order to extend the executive order of the president which we believe is lawful and appropriate. >> begin at sfo. >> reporter: since this weekend there's been a legal clinic set up in inside the terminal here and judge's order from the federal bench in washington state was big news here and for the clients they're tracking from around the world. >> for the volunteer lawyers who have been here over a week, night for celebration. >> reporter: helping coordinate volunteers since last weekend when massive crowds turned out to protest president trump's executiv

. >> and i'm ama daetz.told you about this case last found dead in berkeley apartment. >> live outside the department with developing story. >> reporter: dan, a detect ive n charge of the case ordering this. residents are struggling. it's not mandatory but highly recommended one. are you going to leave? residents are anxious tonight. wondering what to do after receiving e-mail from management. berkeley police plans to run the heater in unit four where the bodies were found. wants all tenants to turn heaters on nonstop and highly recommends you stay outside of your apartment for this 24 hour period. >> nervous, stressed out every day. i just really wish the detective would return our calls and communicate more with us as to what's going on. >> reporter: no one returned my call either. very little information released since the death. that day everyone was tested for spiked carbon monoxide levels and since then speculation run rampant here. >> it's probably co so question becomes what is the source of the co?

i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley, be careful in the morning. soaking commute. sandhya? >> it's updated to two on the storm impact scale. going to change rapidly, the storm is intensifying and as it does, going to slam the bay area with strong winds. moderate strength, two on the scale. moderate to heavy rain in the morning. watch out for gusty winds. may take down trees and heaviry rain lead to flooding. very bad commute to work tomorrow. bumpy ferry ride and pouring along with windy conditions if you're walking to b.a.r.t. or work. you'll need extra time for the commute. i'll be back with the hour by hour forecast as to when the first part of the storm is hitting. >>> developing news tonight. more than 200 people tested for tuberculosis as someone tested positive at bay area high school. county health officials notified students and staff at armijo high school telling them there is active case. live with what parents need to know. >> reporter: the individual with tu tuberculosis may have been at school for a few days or up to a week. not telling us if it's staff member

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i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. they're not expecting sunny days until the weekend. we'll get to the forecast. but first breaking news. >> this is from the east bay where police are investigating a suspicious package that led to the closure of the hayward station. >> this is bay fair station in san leandro where hundreds of riders headed towards hayward are forced off the train on to shuttle buses. they're lining up. here's the station diagram. trains are not running between south hayward stations. at this time of day, that's a big problem. b.a.r.t. is working on a bus bridge but there is quite a wait. a lot of folks lined up. there are far more people than buses. the alameda county bus -- a b.a.r.t. spokesperson says you can expect delays because of this significant service disruption. >>> now back to storm watch. today's rain closed the oakland zoo, the tenth rain-related closure of the winter. spencer christian is tracking the storm and joins us with a look at the forecast. spencer? >> ama. it's wet. it's going to get wetter. you can see what she pointed out. mode

ama daetz has this evening off. the cessna 310 was on its way from riverside to san jose and came down about a half mile from the riverside municipal airport. search teams are looking for three, maybe five victims on board the plane was a husband and a wife and three teenagers. san gentlemjose group had been a cheerleading competition and heading back when the plane went down. two homes were destroyed and 30 people were evacuated from nearby houses. riverside fire chief michael moore and plains how the teenagerimpact, the plane split apart and luckily, she was ejected and very minor injuries, even though we're treating her at a critical patient. she had very minor injuries. >> truly amazing. the plane was broken into hundreds of pieces, just shattered. the propeller sitting on the roof of a nearby house and the fire burning with jet fuel was ablaze several hours after the crash. terrible scene. >>> the san francisco's market street was shut down because of a bomb threat. police tell us someone phoned in a threat to

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. >> and i'm ama daetz. good news. seems nobody is seriously hurt. two cars that fell into the crumbling roadway in studio city this evening. one person taken to hospital. >> and second car fell in. driver had gotten out. right now crews trying to figure out how to get them out without causing more damage to the road. and just as incredible. sister station in los angeles, a fire truck falling into collapsed road. every firefighter got out safely before it fell. southern california getting record amounts of rain. watch again as it goes over into the hole. >> incredible. >>> in the bay area the rain is sticking around for the weekend. >> begin with sandhya patel and live doppler 7. >> right now the rain is beginning to ease and some areas getting a break. street-level radar, where it's raining now. steady from point reyes to nevada. scattered showers. across 580, spotty rain and spotty around the south bay. wind advisory extended. gusts still possible. extended until 1:00 a.m. level two storm of day, just downgraded to one. light system through saturda

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. >> and i'm ama daetz. we told you about this case last found dead in berkeley apartment. >> live outside the department with developing story. >> reporter: dan, a detect ive n charge of the case ordering this. residents are struggling. it's not mandatory but highly recommended one. are you going to leave? residents are anxious tonight. wondering what to do after receiving e-mail from management. berkeley police plans to run the heater in unit four where the bodies were found. wants all tenants to turn heaters on nonstop and highly recommends you stay outside of your apartment for this 24 hour period. >> nervous, stressed out every day. i just really wish the detective would return our calls and communicate more with us as to what's going on. >> reporter: no one returned my call either. very little information released since the death. that day everyone was tested for spiked carbon monoxide levels and since then speculation run rampant here. >> it's probably co so question becomes what is the source of the

ama daetz is off. a baby boy is in the hospital tonight after he was attacked by the family dog. the dog was then shot and killed by police. this happened just after 4:00 this afternoon on the 2100 block of fremont street in concord. sky7 was over the home where a year and a half old shepherd mix named charlie reportedly attacked the 10-month-old child. his mother was in a room nearby. the child sustained injuries to his head. 911 was called, and he was rushed to the hospital. abc7 news reporter laura anthony spoke with concord police about what happened. >> very tense and a very scary scene when they were getting this call. when we get here, the dog is actually still running freely throughout the yard. one of our biggest challenges was getting to that child, getting that child out safely without having one of our officers get charged by the dog. we were able to successfully do that. the child is doing pretty well now, but unfortunately that dog was neutralized by one of our officers. >> police say the family had raised the dog as a pup, and it had never shown any signs of aggres

i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. larry beil has the day off. this video is from the north bay this afternoon where it's been pounded by this relentless rain. >> the storm brought heavy surf to the coach, strong waves pounding the coast of pacifica. the wind and surf were so strong, it nearly blew this manhole cover off the ground. >> it's still wet and it's going to be wet at least through tomorrow. >> spencer christian has the latest. spencer? >> even as the rain is winding down in parts of the north bay, it's quite steady over the east bay and south bay. let me show you our storm impact scale. it's 3. it's a strong storm. through the evening hours, moderate to heavy rainfall especially in the peninsula, east bay and south bay. flooding is still likely in all areas as the heavy rain continues. notice during the next couple of hours, through 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m., we won't see much movement until after about 8:00 p.m. when we see it moving out of the bay area and that will give way to scattere

i'm ama daetz. dan ashley is on assignment. we begin in breaking news in san jose where that overflowing creek has flooded several san jose neighborhoods. one new neighborhood being threatened tonight is a mobile home park on oakland road. this is the south bay mobile park. coyote creek is on the other side of the wall you see right there. the wall is already leaning and officials don't know if it's going to hold. police have gone door to door telling everyone to leave. there are at least 200 units under mandatory evacuation orders. two of the residents are senior citizens, both invaldez. one of them just lost her husband. there are two other nearby mobile home parks also under evacuation orders. in addition the water is contaminated. authorities are asking anyone who comes into contact with it to rinse off their clothes and their shoes. there are still showers around the bay area tonight. meteorologist drew tuma tracking them. >> and i want to give you an update on the creek. that flood warning has been extended. will expire n

i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. this could be one of the longest lasting acts of the presidency. justices often serve until their deaths. >> kristen sze with what to expect. >> neil gorsuch is the youngest nominee in a quarter century. if confirmed he could shape our nation for decades to come. gorsuch has served on the 10th circuit court of appeals in denver for more than ten years, attended harvard law school with former president barack obama, in fact, before getting his ph.d. at oxford. he's had prestigious clerkships including for retired justice byron white and anthony kennedy. gorsuch is originally from colorado but spent years in washington. his mother was actually head of the epa for ronald reagan before being forced out because of a toxic waste cleanup scandal. will replace justice antonin scalia, a man he looked up to and paid tribute to. as for how he would rule gorsuch says he takes the constitution and balance of powers seriously. >> mr. president, mr. vice president, you and your team have shown me gr

. >> and i'm ama daetz. good news. seems nobody is seriously hurt. two cars that fell into the crumbling roadway in studio city this evening. one person taken to hospital. >> and second car fell in. driver had gotten out. right now crews trying to figure out how to get them out without causing more damage to the road. and just as incredible. sister station in los angeles, a fire truck falling into collapsed road. every firefighter got out safely before it fell. southern california getting record amounts of rain. watch again as it goes over into the hole. >> incredible. >>> in the bay area the rain is sticking around for the weekend. >> begin with sandhya patel and live doppler 7. >> right now the rain is beginning to ease and some areas getting a break. street-level radar, where it's raining now. steady from point reyes to nevada. scattered showers. across 580, spotty rain and spotty around the south bay. wind advisory extended. gusts still possible. extended until 1:00 a.m. level two storm of day, just downgraded to one. light system through saturda

i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley.ll around the bay area, crews are cleaning up, pumping out and drying out tonight after a week of rain. we could really use some clear weather. >> sandy has been tracking when we might see some more rain. sandy, it sounds like me might be getting a nice break. >> yes, indeed, ama and dan. say so long to the rain. live doppler 7 is quiet tonight. when you take a look at the seven-day rainfall totals, topping 12 inches. over a foot of rain. mount saint helena and kent field, we got about a half a foot in danville. ben lomond almost 11 inches of rain. lower elevations 1 1/2 inches to three nuinches in after. it has pushed our season to date well above average. santa rosa 203% of normal. 183% in livermore. 152% oakland. we're doing good in the rainfall department. flood warning continues for the russian river. minor flooding has been reported. that's going to continue through tomorrow morning. rivers take a while before they begin to recede. central sonoma county also under a flood warning

good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz in for kristen sze.'s get to the torrential rain that triggered a landslide destroying a home. >> it happened in san rafael. a boulder smacked up against the house as a wall of mud blocks the entryway. fortunately the family was able to escape their home on mountain avenue. >> sergio quintana is live near the scene tonight. sergio. >> reporter: dan and ama, right now there are people across marin county keeping an eye on swollen ponds and rivers because they want to see if they can come down. hopefully it will ease some of the flooding in their neighborhoods. as you mentioned in sap raun ra that hill that came down into the side of a house, people are keeping an eye on that as well. as his house was being pushed apart by a landslide, john future was calmly watching from across the street. >> there was finally another big slide where it just came down and that pushed this part o

. >> i'm ama daetz.andhya and larry, all >>> an all-new show with great viral videos, "right this minute." >>> a man makes a high-risk gamble. >> find out why a hop on the balcony could be good for his bank account. >>> after a spear fisherman hits the wrong target -- >> the octopus is now on the hunt. >> how it exacts its eight-legged revenge. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> he's the singing dentist. >> taking the internet by storm. >> why his rhymes could bust your chops. >>> when you said that you would floss every day, you lied to me. >> how did you know? >>> plus, bonus give-away day means your shot to win a new ipad mini or an amazon echo. >>> and the guys who sparked the no ball challenge -- >> i can play basketball like that. >> the story behind the internet craze that's got everybody looking like lebron. [ laughter ] >>> it's all for having confidence in your work. but this guy has 15 years experience in storm security. in high-rise buildings, strap in, everybody. oh! >> story time. this guy just finished his work an

. >> and i'm ama daetz. tonight officers say they had no choice but to shoot and kill the dog. the attack happened this afternoon on fremont street in concord. >> the baby is being treated at childrens hospital oakland, and that's where abc 7 news report yeh katie udas is live with this developing story. >> reporter: i spoke with the baby's father on the phone and he told me he's doing okay but he didn't want to comment. he witnessed with his 7-year-old son what police are calling a traumatic event. >> shots fired. shots. >> copy, shots fired on the dog. >> reporter: concord police shot and killed a family dog that moments earlier attacked a 10-month-old boy. >> the dog was very aggressive actually. took an aggressive stance toward our officer. and that's why our officer discharged his firearm. >> reporter: an officer ran inside to get the baby. >> when the officer pulled him out, quite the emotional scene. having to wrap his head. >> reporter: the boy underwent surgery at oakland children's hospital after suffering bites to the head. he's expected to be okay. but his 7-year-ol

. >> and i'm ama daetz. president trump built up the suspense to tonight's supreme court announcement making the revelation in primetime, when much of the country would normally be watching their favorite tv shows. >> neil gorsuch is currently a judge on the 10th circuit court of appeals. tonight republicans are applauding the president's choice, but among democrats there's already talk of a filibuster. abc 7 news reporter lisa gull ezian. >> he is considered uncontroversial but still very conservative. conservative appellate court judge neil gorsuch is president trump's pick for the supreme court. >> judge gorsuch has outstanding legal skills, a brilliant mind, tremendous discipline, and has earned bipartisan support. >> reporter: that's exactly what gorsuch will need over these next few crucial months, especially after many senate democrats vowed to derail gorsuch's nomination. >> he's in for a rough ride. >> reporter: we were there as the dean of the university of san franisco school of law watched today'

. >>> i'm ama daetz. coming up at 6:00, an end to the rain is in sight but not before more damage is done. at 6:00, your updated weekend forecast and how some people made the most of the soggy situation. >>> and locked into a contract they didn't even know they were in. the bay area couple who ended up with not one but two different home security systems. all coming up at 6:00. dan, kristen? >> thanks a lot. >>> finally tonight, an australia man survived a near-death experience after spending two hours trapped in a muddy dam. >> that's right. daniel miller craned his neck above the water line to breathe. he was frantically screaming for help. >> look at that. the vehicle's tow bar pinned him beneath the water. he feared the worse but someone heard him and called rescuers. >> this is ridiculous, i thought. i could die here in this dam. it looks like a pond. >> whoo. >> he's got a good attitude about it. firefighters waded in and freed him. he's going to be okay. >> david muir is up next with "world news."

. >>> i'm ama daetz. at 6:00, guns drawn in a san francisco neighborhood.he local sheriff's deputy accused of staging a fake burglary along with her inmate boyfriend. >>> also, the lure of coding schools. some make big promises for an enrollment fee. what students really get for their money. >>> and it's liquid gold to some. we'll give you a taste of a beer so tough to make that it's only made two weeks a year. all of that and more at 6:00. >> get if while you can. thanks, ama. >>> check out these kids. ♪ >> abc7 news was oakland tech high school. >> they are getting ready for a big show tonight as jazz bands from across the district play at the oakland school's jazz festival. >> they sounded like they are more than ready. let's take a listen. ♪ >> 200 high school and middle school musicians take the stage tonight and members of the pacific jazz will join them. >> wouldn't you like to jam with them? >> absolutely. they sound incredible. >> "world news with david muir" is next. >> for all of us here, we appreciate your time as you listen to the jazz band in

. >> and i'm ama daetz. tomorrow's storm will touch all corners of bay area. let's get to live doppler 7. >> right now we're in a break but it's not going to last very long. seeing just a few spotty, light showers. i'm going to take you into where those are coming in. basically over the north bay around street level radar, healdsburg, windsor, geyserville. we do have a flood warning that has been extended until 2:00 tomorrow morning. also a flood warning until 8:30 a.m. for central sonoma county. pretty obvious as to why. we have a powerful storm that is bringing in moisture all the way back towards the hawaiian islands. this is going to be moving in tomorrow, and it's not in a hurry to leave. it will leave behind some damage. it's a three on our storm impact scale. highest impact, santa cruz mountains. flooding is likely. take a look at some of the biggest concerns. very high likelihood of river and creek flooding, especially in the north bay and the santa cruz mountains. also mudslides and hydroplaning. we're expecting the river and creek flooding across the

>> for these penguins at the california academy >>> i'm ama daetz. coming up on abc 7 news at 6:00 -- >> windshields shattered, sunroofs cracked. tonight, drivers come to abc 7 to find out what's damaging their cars on a section of bay area freeway. also -- >> the majesty of the lion king. one woman paid big money for legitimate tickets and found she couldn't possibly use them. 7 on your side explains what happened. and it's valentine's day. we'll check in on this lucky colt rescued from a ravine a year ago today. all that plus much more in a half an hour on abc 7 news at 600. you don't believe ou big. >> penguin love is in the air at golden gate park. >> abc 7 news at the california academy of sciences aspen begins got special valentines. aren't just for show. >> the penguins actually use them to make their nests. look at the fellas grab the hearts and rush them to their caves. >> it's too cute. >> the academy does more than encourage mating. it's part of the species survival plan to grow the penguin population, which is endanger endangered. >>> peo

. >> and i'm ama daetz. tomorrow's storm will touch all corners of bay area.et's get to live doppler 7. >> right now we're in a break but it's not going to last very long. seeing just a few spotty, light showers. i'm going to take you into where those are coming in. basically over the north bay around street level radar, healdsburg, windsor, geyserville. we do have a flood warning that has been extended until 2:00 tomorrow morning. also a flood warning until 8:30 a.m. for central sonoma county. pretty obvious as to why. we have a powerful storm that is bringing in moisture all the way back towards the hawaiian islands. this is going to be moving in tomorrow, and it's not in a hurry to leave. it will leave behind some damage. it's a three on our storm impact scale. highest impact, santa cruz mountains. flooding is likely. take a look at some of the biggest concerns. very high likelihood of river and creek flooding, especially in the north bay and the santa cruz mountains. also mudslides and hydroplaning. we're expecting the river and creek flooding across the b

david muir will be a special guest on "jimmy kimmel live" at >>> i'm ama daetz. we're keeping track of that crane that's at danger of falling. new information will be coming from the fire department at any moment now and we'll have it for you at 6:00. also -- >> i was on hold and i'm not exaggerating, for 43 minutes. >> on hold horror stories. 7 on your side shows the staggering amount of time we spend waiting and a way to speed things up. that's coming up at 6:00. >>> finally tonight 2,000-year-old treasures that have never been seen outside china before are now on exhibit in san francisco. >> that's right. abc 7 news was at the asian art museum for a preview. a look at tomb treasures. it's made up of 160 burial pieces recently found in a tomb from the hong dynasty. >> but the show stoppers are a tomb and a burial suit both made out of jade. >> jade is a material chinese mostly identify with for its beauty but also for its protective power for protecting one's afterlife. >> tomb treasures opens thursday and runs until may 28th at the asian art museum. >> we'll d

. >> and i'm ama daetz. we're getting a closer look at the damage. ash is blocked off after a light stand caught fire. windows and walls are being cleaned up and students help to clear the debris. milo yiannopoulos was scheduled to speak at uc berkeley. in a statement, nicolas dirks, the chancellor, wrote, "we deeply regret that the violence unleashed by this group undermined the first amendment rights." >> uc berkeley students are not at fault, president trump said, "no federal funds." and gavin newson is blasting the threat. "i'm appalled at your willingness to deprive over 38,000 students access to an education because of the actions of a few." >>> according to data from the latest fiscal review, more than half of it is research budget was received, about $370 million

i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm larry beil. this is a true murder mystery in castro valley.t police thought this was an accidental death but quickly determined that andrea st. john died before her house was set on fire. laura anthony is live in castro valley. laura, her daughter is now asking for the public's help in solving this case. >> reporter: larry, this is andrea st. john's gutted home, boarded up in the weeks since her murder. it's the home where she and her late husband, art, raised their two daughters and family, a family that has now been shattered. a family that's asking the public for help. >> she's my mom. you only get one. >> reporter: it's a daughter stepping out of her grief to ask for help for any information that could help solve the vicious murder of her mother just weeks before christmas. >> whoever did this is obviously not well and they're capable of anything. so, yeah, i want them off the streets for -- obviously for my own sake and for the sake of every other innocent person out there. >> reporter: ashley is the oldest daughter of andrea st. john fou

. >> i'm ama daetz.onstruction crisis forcing thousands to evacuate. >> the danger zone is in san francisco south of market as we said around an apartment building under construction at 41 tehama street. all those streets are closed with the fremont street exit ramp from westbound interstate 80. in total 16 buildings have been evacuated. >> we have live team coverage t how many people its impacting. we begin with lillian kim. >> dan and ama, we're at second and howard street and behind me is 33 tehama, the residential high rice with the construction mishap this afternoon that caused a crane and concrete slab on the top floor to become unstable and both were thought to be at risk of falling. it happened at 2:45 p.m. a construction crew called 911 after a strut holding up a tha pressure on the concrete slab below it and it is leaning out ward. it's 2,000 pounding and it and the crane falls, the fire department

. >>> i'm ama daetz.ing up on abc 7 news at 6:00, the house fire that's become a murder investigation. tonight a daughter's urgent plea to help find her mother's killer. >>> also the plans now being drawn up that could transform a crowded san francisco street. probably won't sit well with drivers. >>> and the pitfalls of shopping online. you could be paying more depending on the device you use. 7 on your side's michael finney has some tricks to help save you money. all that plus much more is coming up in a half hour on abc 7 news at 6:00. >> thanks, ama. >>> finally tonight a little rain could not keep bear fans away. >> they lined up overnight at the russian river brew pub in santa rosa for a taste of the triple ipa available just two weeks. crowds started growing over the last decade as they rank near the top of beer lists throughout the world. the first person to arrive said it's well worth the wait. >> i got in line at 11:30 last night. i've been there since then. cold, wet, it's well worth it but the

. >> i'm ama daetz. about 48 hours ago people grabbed what they could and hurried to higher ground.ried the low-lying communities could be washed out. >> abc news reporter danya bacchus live for us in oroville continues here. they're lifting up concrete blocks and full of rocks to drop into the erosion area. crews saying they're not sure when they'll be finished but there's good news with that evacuation order being downgraded. crews working around the clock to clear the rockville dam. one after another, endless procession of dump trucks carrying dump trucks of boulders to the spillway. >> we've concluded it's safe to reduce the immediate evacuation order currently in place to an evacuation warning. >> i'd like to know everything that they know even if it's bad news. tell us. >> i don't know how safe it really is. that's my issue. i just don't know now that i see everything going on. there's a big possibility that everything might be gone when we get back. >> we now know back in 2005 three environmental companies warned state officials about problems with the dam's spillway suggest

up next, the amazing >>> i'm ama daetz. coming up at 6:00, it's tough dealing with the animals caught up in the san jose flood, including these horses. you'll see why it hasn't been easy. >>> plus the young lawmakers looking to shake things up with an agenda and are ready to push it. plus -- ♪ i don't know why i keep moving my body ♪ >> the sound of success. find out how a san francisco company made this year's films come to life all coming up at 6:00. >> good stuff. thanks, ama. >>> we want to show you an amazing rescue of a dog that fell down a cliff at san francisco. >> that's a san francisco firefighter being pulled up the cliff as he holds the dog in his arms. too cute. you can see how far that drop was. >> the wind made the rescue even more treacherous. once the harness was taken off, the dog rushed to get back with its walking companions and the other dogs in the group were overjoyed to see her. >> the dog's name is mawa which means bad one in spanish. doesn't look bad at all. the dog walker could face a fine for let

i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley.rained every day this month but we have two more storms to get through before we see a sunny stretch of days. >> we have a team of reporters checking on reports of damage. first, let's check ahead with spencer christian to see how we need to prepare, spencer? >> more heavy rain will surely elevate the flooding concerns. here is a look at live doppler seven and widely scattered showers but of course, we have flood warnings in effect in the north bay on the russian river. flood warnings effective until 1:30 a.m. tomorrow and in sonoma county, flood warning on mark west creek until 8:30 tomorrow morning and the approaching storm is hours away. it ranks three on the storm impact scale. storm of strong intensity and highest impact santa cruz mountains and gusty wind and downpours hitting all parts of the bay area. coastal flood warning or we will have it in effect from 7:00 a.m. to noon. flooding along low-lying areas is likely and 9:43 a.m. will heighten concerns for flooding. here are the

. >>> i'm ama daetz.oming up on abc 7 news at 6:00, we're gathering new information on today's armed standoff in oakland. dan noyes is digging into the suspect's prior involvement with police and the courts. >>> also wrong place, wrong time. today's storm brought down a large tree onto a car, prompting demands from neighbors. >>> and get out and vote. one state lawmaker has a big plan to increase turnout. and you may like it. it's all coming up in half an hour coming up on the abc 7 news at 6:00. >>> well, today is friday and even though michael finney is out sick, unfortunately, today, we still have his friday free stuff for you. >> first up, a free cheese pizza from personal pizzaria in santa rosa. all veggie toppings are locally grown. the flour is imported from naples, believe it or not, and the chef is a world pizza champion trained in italy. >> oh! >> this is a $9 value. >> wow, looks good. >>> next, two tickets to the exploratorium. it's an incredible science museum in san francisco. you can step i

i'm ama daetz. >> how? how? still how? i'm larry beil.ll get to the latest on the surprise twist at the oscars in just a moment. first, any minute now we are expecting to learn more about the extent of damage caused by the flooding in san jose. >> san jose is about to release a preliminary figure on the amount of damage coyote creek flooding has done to public and private property. >> there's concern that some housing is going to be lost, making a shortage of affordable units even more acute. abc 7 news reporter david louie looks at the challenge san jose will be facing. >> reporter: pat ferraro is a civil engineer who fell victim to the coyote creek flood. he's a former water district board member. as the city council schedules hearings as to why evacuations happened too late, he thinks policies on where housing is built need to be studied. >> the city is all about development. landowners and engineers come in with subdivision maps and they get approved. >> reporter: rock springs and many other neighborhoods are built in known flood zone