good evening and thank you for joining us, i am ama daetz. >> and i am dan ashley. the widow said her husband complained on several occasions. >> dan noyes is here with the report. >> i have stayed in contact with the family since the crash. and now they have a lawyer planning on suing tesla, they are planning to speak out. >> 38-year-old began the interview showing me her wedding ring with her husband's name. >> he always be with me. >> reporter: after he started working in high-tech, he tracked her down and married and had two children. he was an atentative dad. >> read a story every night. >> reporter: every night?

i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. zuckerberg faced two senate panels on capitol hill today. 42 members of congress had their chance to demand answers from one of the most powerful people in tech. >> abc 7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian is in the newsroom to break down today's testimony. >> ama and dan, testimony went on for five hours, and through it all zuckerberg kept a calm disposition. even after some serious grilling from lawmakers. with 44 senators focused squarely on facebook's ceo, mark zuckerberg began the hea consul hired by the trump campaign. the company used personal information gathered fro 87 million facebook users. >> were you part of a discussion that resulted in a decision not to inform your users? >> i don't remember a

thanks fofr joining us, i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. would you vote to split california into three states? >> katie marzullo talked with the organizer, says it's only way forward for california. >> you can weigh in, abc7news.com/vote. are. >> reporter: tim draper is not a fan of the state. >> highest taxes, least service. >> reporter: leading initiative for cal three. >> each as even in population, wealth as possible. >> reporter: collected more than 600,000 signatures in support. nearly twice as many as needed for the ballot. troy signed it in san mateo. >> had a lot of friends who want to move out of california. instead of doing that, why not wait for it to be divided up? >> reporter: might make it so democrats don't win every california election. draper said could improve schools, public safety and highways. >> get rid of the sacred cows, baggage and all the things california has been adding to itself. >> i think it's a stupid idea. >> reporter: clearly not everyone is on board with the split the way they draw the lines. >> susanvill

. >> i'm ama daetz. russia is promise s retaliation after the joint operation by u.s., france and great britain. >> reporter: president trump ordering a military strike on syria, target of tomahawk missiles? assad's chemical weapons. >> purpose is to establish a strong deterrent against the use and spread of chemical weapons. >> reporter: in wake of latest attack on civilians by assad. second strike on syria in little over a year. after similar attack, tomahawk missiles pounded a syrian airfield. >> these are not the actions of a man but crimes of a monster instead. >> reporter: last week trump announced pulling troops out of syria, changed after videos showing civilians suffering from gas attacks. tonight's attack a coordinated effort between u.s., france and u.k. >> this is a one-time shot sends a message. >> can't allow erosion of international law that prevents use of these weapons. >> reporter: tonight trump blasted ally russia for failing to hold >> dictators. >> three targets. secretary of defense

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thank you for joining us, i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. let's get right to lisa who is live in fremont tonight. >> reporter: this is still a very active crime scene. it started at around 6:00 tonight and it also started whether undercover police officers tracked down the passenger in that car behind my. take a look. they say he was a wanted felon for illegal possession of a handgun and a parole violation. but when they tried to pull the car over, the suspect got out and started running. according to police and other witnesses i spoke with, the man first ran toward the arco station then to the intersection where he started firing on officers who were chasing >> many people said, i did not feel like it was gunshots. i thought it was fireworks. so we just came out to see the fireworks, but then it was gunshot. and i can smell the smoke. i'm really scared. >> reporter: and a lot of witnesses did not want to give their names tonight, because this whole thing has really shaken them up. the suspect meantime, who has not been identified, died at t

. >> and i'm ama daetz. former police officer joseph james deangelo was arrested after dna linked him to several murders. the technology police used wasn't available even five years ago. >> police say years ago he was more widely known as the east area rapist than the golden state killer, responsible for upwards of 50 rapes and a dozen murders across california. before then, he served in the navy in vietnam. bruce harrington, whose brother and sister-in-law were victims, had a message for the survivors. >> sleep better tonight. he isn't coming through the window. >> law enforcement says more charges could follow as the investigation continues. we have team coverage tonight. >> let's begin with abc 7 news reporter lilian kim with new details on this stunning arrest today. >> dan and ama, those who have been working on the case found the need until the haystack, their suspect living in plain sight in a sacramento suburb. investigators say he terrorized california for more than a decade. but now joseph james de

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. >> i'm ama daetz in for kristin sze the two days have taken aing to on the ceo. the credibility may be suffering according to a fray. >> david louie has highlights of zuckerberg once again apologizing for a maeft data breech. >> the questions were tougher than the day before as facebook ceo mark zuckerberg faced mechs of the house of representatives. congresswoman of palo alto whose district includes part of palo alto drilled zuckerberg about how far he went when he became west watt ware of the breech. >> in 2015 you learned about it. >> yes. >> and you spoke to the ceo immediately? >> we shut down the ach. >> did you speak to the their ceo immediately. >> we got in touch with them. >> all of this is leading to the possible creation of a digital rights protection agency or a new regulations which zuckerberg indicated might be coming. >> i think it's an idea that deserves a lot of consideration. i think -- i'm not the type much person who thinks there should be no regulation because the internet is getting to be so important in people's lives around the world. i t

i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. th >>> right this minute. >> two teenagers hop into action to save a kangaroo. >> you never know how much it sort of responds either. >> see the struggle. >>> a woman in a restaurant does the unthinkable. >> oh. >> what the heck? >> the story behind the nasty move. >>> adventurous group takes the plunge. >> get an up close look at this whitewater thrill ride. >> whoever rides first is a rotten egg. >>> don't miss your chance to win the big you tube give away. >>> an adorable reaction to life changing news. see the pregnancy reveal that will melt your heart. >> does it make your heart happy? >> >> that's nick out there in the mud. they spotted that little radoo when they were riding home. jack is filming and going to pull him to safety. >> he he might get himself stuck too. >> you got it? you got the cargo? >> yeah. >> you never know how the kangaroo is going to respond. >> part of the reason it didn't give him a hard time is because it's been in there a while and it's tired. the kanga

. >> i am ama daetz. >> his name is joseph james de angelo. years ago, he was more widely known as the east area rapist and the golden state killer. responsible for 50 rapes and a dozen murders. >> spanning from 1984 to 1986. bruce harrington whose brothers and sisters were victims had a message. >> sleep better tonight. he isn't coming through the window. >> more charges could follow as investigation continue. >> de angelo is a former police department. >> that work may have been instrumental in helping him allude detectives. >> reporter: the turnover in residents. in 1978 and 1979. those years were significant because the suspect was a police officer at that time. before going to work as an auburn police officer. >> if he can be a police officer and a notorious killers of all time. that is the most surprising part of the case. >> reporter: the string of more than 45apes abruptly end in the summer of 1979. >> there seems to be a direct correlation between the rape crimes stopping and his dismissal from the police force both of which happened

i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. zuckerberg faced two senate panels on capitol hill today. 42 members of congress had their chance to demand answers from one of the most powerful people in tech. >> abc 7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian is in the newsroom to break down today's testimony. >> ama and dan, testimony went on for five hours, and through it all zuckerberg kept a calm disposition. even after some serious grilling from lawmakers. with 44 senators focused squarely on facebook's ceo, mark zuckerberg began the hearing with an apology. >> we didn't take a broad enough view of our responsibility, and that was a big mistake. and it was my mistake. and i'm sorry. >> reporter: the apology stems from the massive data breach involving cambridge analytica, the political consulting firm hired by the 2016 trump campaign. the company used personal information gathered from 87 million facebook users. >> were you part of a discussion that resulted in a decision not to inform your users? >> i don't remember a conversation li

. >>> i'm ama daetz in for kristen see. the atf is investigating whether arson is involved. >> destroying a two-block area near clayton road. >> leslie brinkley is live on the scene where the authorities released new details. >> reporter: very -- quite a few new details. the press conference wrapping up a while ago. they say they will start taking down tomorrow some of the massive walls behind my. you can't even -- the investigators can't set foot inside yet because of the intense heat. we see flames still flaring up here and there this afternoon. the call came in at 1:00 a.m. a fire, a massive one, in what was going to be the renaissance ii apartment complex. much of the construction site in stick frame phase, that is all wood. >> even with no wind those things go up very, very quickly. when our crews arrived they found a large fire and went immediately to third alarm. >> a neighboring apartment complex was evacuated. 250 residents who escaped in pajamas. >> i heard some cops banging on doors. and you know saying this is n

good evening, i am ama daetz. >> and i am dan ashley. let's start with the good news. all victims -- >> how she spent the days and hours leading up to the attack. >> let's start the coverage with dion lim live in san bruno. >> reporter: lots of new developments here at the youtube campus today. the police barricades are down. and the nearby roads are back open and hearing directly from youtube and also police with details he shooter. today we saw the first group of employers to return to retrieve their personal belongings. the same garage where workers picked up their cars. we know n syoutube officials sa more safety measures will be in place. >> we will be increasing the securi we have at all of our offices worldwide to make them more secure. our employees have been encouraged to take time off from work or work from home and making sure wellness services are readily available to him. >> reporter: sf general also shared with us news on the victims. >> we were able to discharge 2:00 last night. the one remaining patient who was in critical conditions now in serious cond

>> i am ama daetz. >> his name is joseph james de angelo. years ago, he was more widely known as the east area rapist and the golden state killer. responsible for 50 rapes and a dozen murders. >> spanning from 1984 to 1986. bruce harrington whose brothers and sisters were victims had a message. >> sleep better tonight. he isn't coming through the window. >> more charges could follow as investigation continue. >> de angelo is a former police department. >> that work may have been instrumental in helping him allude detectives. >> reporter: the turnover in residents. in 1978 and 1979. those years were significant because the suspect was a police officer at that time. before going to work as an auburn police officer. >> if he can be a police officer and a notorious killers of all time. that is the most of the case. >> reporter: the string of more than 45 rapes abruptly end in the summer of 1979. >> there seems to be a direct correlation between the rape crimes stopping and his dismissal from the police force both of which happened in july of 197

thank you for joining us, i am ama daetz. >> the crash killed an apple engineer on highway 101 in mountain view. dan noyes has the story. >> reporter: i am staying in touc with the family. they, and we are highly interested in this investigation. in the days after the tesla model x slammed into the collapsed safety barrier in mountain view killing huang. the exploding batteries and the difficulty of the clean up. he complained the model x steered towards the barrier. they took it to the dealer but could not duplicate the crash. they added the ntsb is unhappy investigative information by tesla. >> the sun was low and shini directly into the car. >> reporter: i talked to industry analyst about the statement saying huang had received several visual and one audit dibble hands of on warning. the present reality requires caution and driver vigilance. >> this is a driver assistance system that requires an aware and alert human driver in the loop at all times. >> reporter: as i found last week in a ride, the tesla will give a visual warning o hands off after 30 seconds. model x owner admits his at

thank you for joining us i am ama daetz. >> and i am dan ashley. is it arson? >> flames started just before 1:00 a.m. >> leslie brinkley is live from the scene with the latest. >> reporter: well, i am getting sprayed right now by mist from all of the thousands of gallons of water they are putting on this fire. still, lots of smoke back there even flames erupting from some of those windows. tomorrow they will begin to take down some of these walls and investigators will either tomorrow or wednesday look into whether this could be the result of arson. dispatchers were inundated with calls at 1:00 a.m. one describing an explosion followed by a massive fire. >> upon arrival, they had reporting a large city block, five-sry apartment complex under construction in the framing stages well involved in fire. >> i looked out the window and all i could see is just a wall of flames and fire. unfortunately i looked as long as i could for the cat, but our pardon me started to smell like smoke. >> reporter: you had to get out. >> the dog was next to me fortunately. >> reporter

i am ama daetz. >> and i am dan ashley. we learned about an hour ago about the death of the former first lady. >> reporter: born barbara pierce in 1925. in 1941 at a christmas dance at 16-years old, she met 17 george herbert walker bush. the couple had six children but lost their 3-year-old daughter robin to leukemia. >> you don't get over it. it is hard to talk about it. >> even after all these years. >> but it makes everybody more valuable. >> reporter: the family made their home in midland, texas. moving more than two-dozen times as he transitioned out of the private sector and into politics. the bushes moved into the vice presidential mansion in washington. as first lady, she promoted reading. her sons jeb and george w. following their father's footstep. the bushes retired in texas and spent much of their time at kennebunkport maine. karen travers. >> she lobbied in the south bay a month before he was elected. two years later she stumped for governor. and in 92, mrs. bush was back in san francisco rallying a crowd for h

. >> and i am ama daetz. tonight's storm ranks one on the storm impact scale. it is a light storm. >> let's check on its progress now. look at the conditions on our mt. tam. the rain is already falling there. >> clouds above our abc7 news studio in san francisco. >> dry roads in san jose for these drivers. but again, not for much longer. the rain is coming. >> weather anchor spencer christian is tracking the storm. >> here is a look at live doppler 7 and rain is covering virtually the entire north bay. pockets of downpours indicated by the yellow and orange there. just east of healdsburg. quite wet. up and down highway 29 and highway 12 in sonoma county. drenching in parts of the north bay right now. now the storm ranks one on the storm impact scale. light intensity. there are isolated yet brief downpours. most areas receive less than .30. where it is headed next in just a few minutes. >> thank you. you can track the rain where you live with the abc7 news app. >>> two days of testifying before congress took its toll on facebook ceo mark zuckerberg. off interrup

i am ama daetz. >> and i am dan ashley. users love the convenience and simplicity. >> not everyone was on board with the idea. cornell barnard is live in san francisco with the crack down. >> reporter: the city sending scooter companies a strong message. stop doing business immediately until you can come up with a plan and comply with traffic laws. >> it is fun. you go fast. >> reporter: kevin skelly loves riding scooters. they are popping up everywhere. >> we are going to haul button these babies. >> reporter: drawing controversy and criticism from city leaders saying they are dangerous because they are being ridden on sidewalks and not streets. creating a public newt sans of the city streets and sidewalks and endangering public health and safety. last week the san francisco mta impounded dozens of scooters. >> scooters run amuck. >> reporter: at the same time the order was issued, aaron pest skin. >> a representative from bird responded. >> we are going it be responsive to those concerns both from the technology side and

good evening and thank you for joining us, i am ama daetz. >> and i am dan ashley. the widow said her husband complained on several occasions. >> dan noyes is here with the report. >> i have stayed in contact with the family since the crash. and now they have a lawyer planning on sui tesla, they are planning to speak out. >> 38-year-old began the interview showing me her wedding ring with her husband's name. >> he always be with me. >> reporter: after he started working in high-tech, he tracked her down and married and had two children. he was an atentative dad. >> read a story every night. >> reporter: every night? >> yes. >> reporter: even after long hours at work? >> yes. >> reporter: when he got the job as an engineer at apple. he gave himself a birthday present. he complained the audit pilot. >> he want me to show me the last time it happened. >> reporter: he told you the car would drive to that same barrier? >> yes. >> reporter: the same barrier he hit. she saw the crash on the midday news and new immediately it was walter. the family tried to check the tesla

. >> and i am ama daetz. the death toll is now ten. >> officers able to keep their cool. police able to detain the man without firing shots. >> directly related to the department'sigh caliber training. their officers are taught to use as little force as possible in any given situation. >> ctv reporter has the latest development. >> reporter: rampage through the city of tor ronto. >> they did their very best and continue to do their best. and the police work in all of this is really just begun. >> all i see is this guy, he is going 70, 80 clicks. hitting people one by one. it was a nightmare. >> reporter: the carnage left several blocks. the entire area was shut down. >> horrific. at one point, somebody was getting dragged as well. >> reporter: ambulance after ambulance kept picking people up. >> one lady who was total distress. and we saw the team going to work on her and they lost he >> the official count we have right now, unfortunately we have ten people succumb to their injuries and 15 in various hospitals across the city. >> reporter: the news of what seems like a te

good evening, thanks for joining us, i'm ama daetz. >> i'm eric thomas for dan ashley. shooter identified as nasim aghdam, opened fire on campus before 1:00 this afternoon. police were in contact with her. >> police tell us they found nasim aghdam sleeping in car in parking lot this morning, spoke to her and ran plates, realized she was reported missing from southern california, notified family that she had been found but haven't said further action. aghdam was familiar with youtube and ended up at headquarters soon with a gun. exercise videos. music videos, content about animals and going vegan. hundreds of videos across multiple channels in several languages. some poking fun at youtube platform. >> make stupid videos. more stupid video,s more successful you will be. >> nobody knew who she was when she walked on campus carrying a purse. fired 30 to 40 shots before turning gun on herself. most recently lived in this house in riverside county. lived with parents and husband or boyfriend and didn't leave much. >> did some painting on the house. stuff like that. very nice

i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. most of the bay area saw cloudy skies. but by tomorrow we'll have a chance for downpours and flooding. >> there are raindrops still on the lens of the camera atop mt. tam. >> this is a look at the airport where low visibility is causing flight delays. >> and dry conditions in san jose as we look live at drivers along highway 101. within hours, these views are going to change rather dramatically. >> for the timing of it all, let's get right to spencer christian. >> here's a look at live doppler 7. as you can see by the widespread blanket of green, there is light rain falling spreading to the east bay, but this storm, which is only a one on the storm impact scale, producing light rain in the north bay is going to become quickly a very song level three storm, but for the moment, here's our forecast animation going into the evening and late night hours. light to moderate rain, spreading southward and eastward. after midnight the storm intensifies. 5:00 tomorrow morning we'll see widesprea

. >> i'm kristen sze in for ama daetz. it's a mess out there tonight. live look from bay bridge toll plaza camera, all the rain and slick roads. >> flooding closed northbound 101 connecter in san francisco, seen about 2 1/2 inches of rain since midnight yesterday. >> part of the great highway also closed. rain is toppling trees across the area. >> sandhya patel is tracking this late season pineapple express. >> delivered over half a foot of rain and still counting. live doppler 7 right now, it's pretty much wet across the entire bay area. last hour or two, seeing lightning strikes off the coastline, thunderstorms are a possibily. street level radar, it's coming down right now. show you where we're seeing heavy rain, around santa rosa. fulton road, mencino avenue drenching rain east bay to alameda, lighter. moderate rain out of the martinez area to bay point. san francisco region, daly city, steady light rain going to intensify. into sant acz, light showers. flooding warning extended to tomorrow. flooding is still possible. next band of rain is coming. l

. >> and i am ama daetz. >> a live like right now. you can see the wet roads out there tonight. let's check in with meteorologist sandhya patel. >> a fast moving storm but intense. main front has gone through and now we are dealing with scattered showers behind the system. you will notice some light rain. it is turning to a mix of rain and snow overt. diablo. heading into foster city, some showers as well. level 1 system system scattered showers, gusty in spots and snow is possible. winds gusting to 31 miles per hour in oakland and 28 in half moon bay. i will let you know hour by hour what you can expect tomorrow and talk about the next storms coming. >> thank you. new details about facebook's about face. >> no longer opposing a ballot measure that would give c consumers privacy. >>> in a statement, a company's spokesperson said we took this step in order to focus our efforts on supporting reasonable prooiz measures in california. we talk to the president of californians consumer via skype. >> i am hoping that some of these other corporations follow suit. >> reporter: the privac

thanks fofr joining us, i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. would you vote to split california into three states? >> katie marzullo talked with the organizer, says it's only way forward for california. >> you can weigh in, abc7news.com/vote. are. >> reporr: tim draper is not a fan of the state. >> highest taxes, least service. >> reporter: leading initiative for cal three. >> each as even in population, wealth as possible. >> reporter: collected more than 600,000 signatures in support. nearly twice as many as needed for the ballot. troy signed it in san mateo. >> had a lot of friends who want to move out of california. instead of doing that, why not wait for it to be divided up? >> reporter: might make it so democrats don't win every california election. draper said could improve schools, public safety and highways. >> get rid of the sacred cows, baggage and all the things california has been adding to itself. >> i think it's a stupid idea. >> reporter: carly not everyone is on board with the split the way they draw the lines. >> susanville is

. >> i'm ama daetz. russia is promise s retaliation after the joint operation by u.s., france and great britain. >> reporter: president trump ordering a military strike on syria, target of tomahawk missiles? assad's chemical weapons. >> purpose is to establish a strong deterrent againsthe use and spread of chemical weapons. >> reporter: in wake of latest attack on civilians by assad. second strike on syria in little over a year. after similar attack, tomahawk missiles pounded a syrian airfield. >> these are not the actions of a man but crimes of a monster instead. >> reporter: last week trump announced pulling troops out of syria, chang after videos showing civilians suffering from gas attacks. tonight's attack a coordinated effort between u.s., france and u.k. >> this is a one-time shot sends a message. >> can't allow erosion of international law that prevents use of these weapons. >> reporter: tonight trump blasted ally russia for failing to hold assad responsible. >> dictators. >> three targets. secre

. >> i'm ama daetz. three people were wouned on hospitalized. the suspected shooter took her life inside the youtube campus. >> authorities identified her as nasim adhdam while she didn't work at the company she has posted hundreds of videos across multiple accounts. >> abc 7 dp we are joined from the newsroom with more. >> ama, eric, sources confirm nasim was a youtube user and her address was down in riverside county. abc 7 spoke to a neighbor who confirmed she lived there with her father and husband. and the fiv was at the house this afternoon. adhdam is said to have had no relationship with anyone in the youtube facility in san bruno. sources say she didn't have an id badge but carrying a purse nobody knew who he was was able to fire 30 or four shots before turning the gun on herself. she accused yublt of did he monetizing her ad revenues i'm being discriminated against. i'm not the only one. recently they also attacked my percenten channel. and if you go and check my videos you see the new videos hardly get views and the old videos that's u

. >> and i am ama daetz. >> a live like right now. you can see the wet roads out there tonight. let's check in with meteorologist sandhya patel. >> a fast moving storm but intense. main front has gone through and now we are dealing with scattered showers behind the system. you will notice some light rain. it is turning to a mix of rain and snow over mt. diablo. heading into foster city, some showers as well. level 1 system system scattered showers, gusty in spots and snow is possible. winds gusting to 31 miles per hour in oakland and 28 in half moon bay. i will let you know hour by hour what you can expect tomorrow and talk about the next storms coming. >> thank you. new details about facebook's about face. >> no longer opposing a ballot measure that would give c consumers privacy. >>> in a statement, a company's spokesperson said we took this step in order to focus our efforts on supporting reasonable prooiz measures in california. we talk to the president of californians consumer privacy via skype. >> i am hoping that some of these other corporations follow suit. >> reporter:

. >> and i am kristen sze in for ama daetz. more than 50 rapes and a dozen burglaries. >> dna evidence led police to this arrest. today we sent out this push alert. as the suspect appeared in sacramento court for the first time. >> eric thomas was there. >> reporter: the 72-year-old ex-police officer was in a wheelchair when deputies rolled him into a courtroom. he looked frail and elderly and spoke in a small voice that we all strained to hear. he is officially charged with two counts of murdering a sacramento couple in 1978. and suspected of ten more murders and 50 rapes. the crimes spanned a decade. hopes in getting a look at the suspect. >> he is an horrific man and needed to be caught. >> not that we believed that we were in danger, you know at all times, but it felt like people could finally put that to rest. >> reporter: de angelo is represented by attorney diane h howard with the county public defender's office. >> we have the law that suggests thate is innocent until proven guilty. i feel he is already tried in the pre

good evening, thanks for joining us, i'm ama daetz. >> i'm eric thomas for dan ashley. shooter identified as nasim aghdam, opened fire before 1:00 this afternoon. police were in contact with her. >> police tell us they found nasim aghdam sleeping in car in parking lot this morning, spoke to her and ran plates, realized she was reported missing from southern california, notified family that she had been found but haven't said further action. aghdam was familiar with youtube and ended up at headquarters soon with a gun. exercise videos. music videos, content about animals and going vegan. hundreds of videos across multiple channels in several languages. some poking fun at youtube platform. >> make stupid videos. more stupid video,s more successful you will be. >> nobody knew who she was when she walked on campus carrying a purse. fired 30 to 40 shots before turning gun on herself. most recently lived in this house in riverside county. lived with parents and husband or boyfriend and didn't leave much. >> did some painting on the house. stuff like that. very nice people. >>

. >> i'm kristen sze in for ama daetz. it's a mess out there tonight. live look from bay bridge toll plaza camera, all the rain and slick roads. >> flooding closed northbound 101 connecter in san francisco, seen about 2 1/2 inches of rain since midnight yesterday. >> part of the great highway also closed. rain is toppling trees across the area. >> sandhya patel is tracking this late season pineapple express. >> delivered over half a foot of rain and still counting. live doppler 7 right now, it's pretty much wet across the entire bay area. last hour or two, seeing lightning strikes off the coastline, thunderstorms are a possibility. street level radar, it's coming down right now. show you where we're seeing heavy rain, around santa rosa. fulton road, drenching rain. east bay to alameda, lighter. moderate rain out of the martinez area to bay point. san francisco region, daly city, steady light rain going to intensify. into sant acruz, light showers. flooding warning extended to tomorrow. flooding is still possible. next band of rain is coming. level three

thank you for joining us, i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. let's get right to lisa who is live in fremont tonight. >> reporter: this is still a very active crime scene. it started at around 6:00 whether undercover police d passenger in that car behind my. take a look. they say he was a wanted felon for illegal possession of a handgun and a parole violation. but when they tried to pull the car over, the suspect got out and started running. according to police and other witnesses i spoke with, the man first ran toward the arco station then to the intersection where he started firing on officers who were chasing him. >> many people said, i did not feel like it was gunshots. i thought it was fireworks. so we just came out toee the fireworks, but then it was gunshot. and i can smell the smoke. i'm really scared. >> reporter: and a lot of witnesses did not want to give their names tonight, because this whole thing has really shaken them up. the suspect meantime, who has not been identied, died at the scene. police say they found a revolver by the s

can you say extension, ama daetz? >> goodness. a big change is coming to bay area ferries. costs. >>> i'm experience christian. check out the pretty picture just a few clouds floating through the otherwise otherwise blue sky. the accuweather forecasts coming up. >> here a live look at the traffic situation. the east bay. this is in walnut creek, 680. on coming traffic is northbound. it's usually pretty heavy. this is not bad right now. this is a good day to be out there. and southbound is moving smoothly. back with more ( ♪ ) your heart doesn't only belong to you. child: bye, grandpa! and if you have heart failure, entrusting your heart to entresto may help. entresto is a heart failure medicine that helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital compared to a leading heart failure medicine. don't take entresto if pregnant. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've ha

i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. stay tuned.ews at 5:00 starts now. >>> this is incredibly damaging to his case. why would he do this? >> only on abc 7 news, allegations of witness tampering and the headline making kills for a murder case. plus -- >> there was a gas leak. it was scary. they told us to evacuate the building. >> a lot of people were forced out and more than a dozen people were hospitalized. who's to blame for a scary gas leak? also -- >> somebody went in and cased the joint, came back and stole something of my husband's. >> and they took a lifetime of sports memorabilia. a widower needs your help tracking down who did it. >>> new allegations of witness tampering tonight in a hillsborough murder. the case made national headlines after one of the suspects, tiffany lee, posted a nearly $65 million bail in cash and real estate. good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz in for kristen sze. in february, the suspect cut a deal with the district attorney's office in exchange for testimony against lee and her boyf

. >> and i'm ama daetz.former police officer joseph james deangelo was arrested after dna linked him to several murders. the technology police used wasn't available even fe years ago. >> police say years ago he was more widely known as the east area rapist than the golden state killer, responsible for upwards of 50 rapes and a dozen murders across california. before then, he served in the navy in vietnam. bruce harrington, whose brother and sister-in-law were victims, had a message for the survivors. >> sleep better tonight. he isn't coming through the window. >> law enforcement says more charges could follow as the investigation continues. we have team coverage tonight. >> let's begin with abc 7 news reporter lilian kim with new details on this stunning arrest today. >> dan and ama, those who have been working on the case found the need until the haystack, their suspect living in plain sight in a sacramento suburb. investigators say he terrorized california for more than a decade. but now joseph james deang

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. >> i'm ama daetz. on jimmy kimmel tonight, professional wrestler, john cena.d go against larry. light'em up! >>> tv's number one daily viral video show, "right this minute." sheer terror for a woman trapped in her car in the middle of a raging river. see the elaborate plan with a brave fire fighter to pull off one perilous rescue. >> it's amazing she survived to begin with. >>> it's a disturbing school girl fight gone viral. >> we're watching this video from across the world. >> the story behind the scene causing outrage on the internet. >>> you're looking at a tractor stuck in the ice. the odd way it gets unstuck. >>> and a shout out from the host of the trivia game "hq." >> has a special message. >> who is about to realize who the message is for. >> that's cute. >> it is actually. >>> we've got a white suv in the middle of a raging river, and reports are saying that driver error put it there. the slick road on this bridge caused the car to go over and crash down into this river. there is a driver stuck inside and now it's up to firefighters to assemble and f

i'm ama daetz. >> tonight air bnb responded, banning the rental's owner sxwlp abc 7 news reporter katie marzullo has the story. [ gunshots ] >> reporter: a home sufshlts camera captured the moment shots rang out in a millbrae neighborhood around 1:45 sunday morning. paul larsen knew exactly where it came from. the house next door, an air bnb where a party had been going on for hours. >> all of a sudden i heard pow, pow, pow, pow,pow, pow, pow -- eight quick gunshots. >> reporter: larsen had watched people arrive all afternoon and evening on saturday. at one point a truck delivered a large barbecue. he called police twice about the loud music and noise. san mateo county sheriff deputies came but there was nothing they could do. until the gunfire. >> they locat some evidence at the scene which was collected. some shell casings and things of that nature. >> the partygoers hadlready run off. larsen rallied his neighbors to confront the city council tuesday night. >> if you feel this is important, please applaud. thank you. >> reporter: some neighbors said this wasn't the first air bnb gone

good evening, i'm dan ashley and i'm ama daetz in for kristen zse. the morning hail storm caught many off guard and caused dangerous conditions. >> we have live team coverage with a look at the hardest hit areas but first sandhya patel has the latest. >> it has been an active april day. right to live doppler 7 and show you where we're still seeing some showers as get you into the north bay, street level radar around santa rosa, guerneville into south santa rosa and light rain from fairfield to vaca ville, as we head toward the south bay and morgan hill, gilroy moderate pockets of rain around del monte so watch out and mt. hamilton has been seeing snow. it is not been just mt. hamilton, we've seen snow in the santa cruz mountains and lightning strikes as we take you back in time, we've seen hail as we showed you in the pictures. this is a level one. it is a light system on our storm impact scale and the next few hours isolated showers and thunder and the winds will remain gusty. i'll let you know if there are more spring storms in the forecast. let me

. >> and i'm kristen sze in for ama daetz. has been charged with 8 counts of murder in throe ktds. the court appearance where the 1978 kimg of a sacramento county couple. police believe he killed 127 people and rained dozens of women. he was finally tracked down through a public dna matching website and arrested early wednesday morning. >> abc 7 news anchor eric thomas was in the crom joining us live from the sacramento courthouse. eric? >> reporter: and larry, eventually he has to visit all the counties that kristen mentioned where he faces charges. but today it was sacramento county's turn. two counts of murder with special circumstances which could make him eligible for the death penalty. we don't know that yet because he has not been charged that way. he also did not enter a plea. but i can tell you the courtroom was packed with a lot of attention that sacramento is not used to getting. >> joseph james deangelo. >> the 72-year-old expolice officer was in a wheelchair when deputies rolled limb in. he looked frail and elderl