>> amanda: he work all the time like he's in there. >> jimmy: really? >> amanda: yeah.hat if you need clothes when he's working? >> amanda: i would say is it safe, like i knock on the door and -- we had a few close calls. i did recently get out of the shower and you know naked and i went to -- >> jimmy: that's how i shower also, don't feel weird about it. [laughter] >> amanda: i got the ball size thing. >> jimmy: we'll get you one, don't worry. >> amanda: i was getting dressed and david was working and my daughter, frankie, came in, she's 16. she's full on teenager, i was a little excited because when she comes to my closet, she's borrowing my clothes which is a real ego-boost to me. i was getting dressed naked and she looks back at me and she said, do you guys miss being young and attractive? [laughter] >> jimmy: how did you respond to that? >> amanda: the most painful part of the it was it is a real eskeonti- it isqu hard the so saggy. >> jimmy: i think military school would be a good option because you can't have that -- you have to teach her a lesson. >> amanda: yea

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amanda: i need her unicorn -- had been.he wrapped up $3000 in goodies butt- due to the yellow sheotcy bo. her ther had a clue until packages started to arrive at her home. just because said after convincing amazon's customer server allowed her to return the items. they have to wait for the jeep to arrive before it can be sent back. dan: mom may keep a better eye on lila. amanda: you need the 10 boots for the motorcycles. dan: what a sweetie, that's cute. she must've been so excited. we saw 2 games tonight. in display of shooting. amanda: larry is here for sports. larry: warriors is at center. a milestone. they were not alone. caitlin clark put up a one-woman show at the final 4. show at the final 4. sports is next. are you tired of washing dishes? well flip the way you clean'em with dawn platinum ez-squeeze. it's an upside-down bottle with no cap. you just grab and squeeze. dawn platinum's more powerful formula breaks down and removes grease 4 times faster. nice! no flip, no mess. platinum is also a go-to grease cleaner for

amanda's story is a testament to that.ues and we are already seeing the impact of that in the state of texas, in oklahoma, in places where abortion bans have been restricted, medicaid has not been expanded, and those with the greatest need to access care are continuing to get the least. it is unacceptable, it is not medicine, it is not care, it is not why i trained for 15 years to take care of folks in my community. >> amanda, you heard me telling the story about jc statin in oklahoma who had a mueller pregnancy, there's no chance that there is gonna be a baby. this change the name. they told her that they can treat or unless her blood pressure spikes and shoes in danger attack or stroke. she waited in the parking lot. sounds like at a rate just, crazy story story to me and my viewers. i bet she you read this and thought yeah, i get that, i totally get how that happened in neighboring oklahoma, it is happening across the country. >> exactly, it is horrific. when you hear the stories, people should be outrage and they shoul

we have amanda del castillo at the park.and what we can expect for the rain and the easter holiday weekend. kumasi: good morning. it is april 7. julian: we're so excited to talk about this beautiful weekend forecast. drew: a little wet out there this morning. it does not last long. it is really just scattered light showers, and this front is quickly moving through, so we are pretty much on the tail end of this storm system that is going to wind down before noon today. on the storm impact scale, it is a level 1 light storm, with the biggest impact being slick roads. in wet view from the exploratorium camera. showers. i noon, the showers are ending. that the clouds will linger for the rest of the day, with temperatures in the 50's and 60's. a closer look at the rain and the game day forecast coming up in just a few minutes. kumasi: new at 6:00, video shows a group of people dressed in black with face covering strength to break into a dispensary in san francisco overnight. this was on 13th street near vanness. witnesses tell us

reggie: i amanda: can you hear me? reggie: now we can. amanda: the wind show. it has been one of those experiences where the wind is keeping the door shut to the news van. i tried to open it and immediately it was like you are going to have to try harder to get out of the van this morning. without the rain, a can cause damage as a wind advisory goes into effect. several reminders of the danger around us. on wyierng the strongest wind is residents say they are preparing before the advisory goes into effect. they did that yesterday. >> that gives me a pause. it means i have to go home and make sure everything is tied down and nothing is going to fly off. >> it is dangerous because it impacts the community as far as the commute is concerned. falling trees will cause stops along the way. amanda: where there is on land, we found others the water. kite surfers took advantage of the wind and waves, confident they will be out at some point today. you can see the wind is hitting your the national weather service warning anything that is not tied down is likely to blow a

abc 7 news reporter amanda therefore the -- amanda del castillo was there for the opening.he city's mayor says it is about sustainability and sustainability. >> storage for all of the electricity we are creating, you know, there's tons of automation from the blind system to other things within city hall, which make it that icon of innovation. amanda: in the shadow of the new building, despite surrounding areas still very much an active construction site. new city hall chambers, not quite finished, as supply chain issues held up some technology. mary -- mayor larry klein anticipates full completion by the end of the summer. a 26-acre campus with more on the way. >> this increase of open space, we will have an amphitheater, additional art outside, so it will become not just a meeting place inside but outside within the city. amanda: once city hall is finished, officials are hoping the location on all of avenue will serve as a model for sustainability, all wall approving the efficiency of city services and stamping sunnyvale as the heart of silicon valley. >> this new city hal

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amanda: good morning.se at this hour chase center is completely empty but, later today, fans may be witness to a wiggins return, to the building. i'm glad you made that distinction because have to say it is not likely he will be hitting the court tonight. but what it does mean is he will likely be heading at least -- sitting at least courtside during the last home game of the season. let's talk about the timeline, wiggins missed when he two consecutive games while attending to a private family issue and it is unclear how much he will play in the team's final three regular home season games or if you will play at all. the team would love to have wiggins was said last week telling reporters "but when he walks in the door, it will be when it is the right time for him." that's kind of the expectation -- him. that's kind of the expectation at this point." the training and medical staff would still need to evaluate wiggins fitness and conditioning upon any return. this would then establish how soon he would be a

amanda has more on this from fremont. amanda? amanda: this is a renewed push for freeway safety following the shooting death that happened saturday night that killed five year old eliyanah here on i-880 southbound. here we are, the investigation into what happened on that stretch continues. sky 7 was overhead yesterday as chp continued the investigation along this specific stretch of i-880 at the fremont milpitas border looking for evidence related to eliyanah's shooting death. the roadway was closed for hours as officers walked the roadway. last may the governor announced funding for a pilot program for an additional 200 freeway cameras to be installed across the state. alameda county and contra costa countythud ight i clear how many of those cameras were installed on 880 and 580 since. we connected with the vice mayor who for years has advocated for freeway cameras with several mayors supporting. contra costa county received federal funding to install a freeway network on i-80 and highway four. the hope is for other counties to

i am reporting live in oakland, amanda pous-tio -- amanda cust -- amanda castella. crime -- reggie: crime issues, compounding, making recovery from pandemic that much tougher. the mayor admits francisco is currently in a transition period. the property crime rates are among the highest in the nation. however, when it comes to harm a -- homicides per capita, the city is close to the bottom among major cities. during the one-on-one interview she credited the extra funding for the police department that she helped push through. >> overall crime rates are down. the clearance rate for homicides is that 85%. the rest of the average in the country is 60%. reggie: from the murder of bob lee to the closing of the whole foods downtown and of course the ongoing drug crisis, the city has been making headlines recently and for all the wrong reasons. there is a concern about the reputation the city is getting around the country and the world. kumasi: the bart board of directions is taking steps to replace their police chief to help staff connect with on house residence and commun

amanda and i came out of an apprenticeship program. farmers how to grow food. we want to bring eaters into the field and feed them. and the idea is just to interact with the food. hang onto your hats, folks. so you're just going to pull your tomato out of your tray, place the seedling in the hole, and kind of smush it against the side wall. and then as soon as that water soaks down into the soil, the roots just take off. (southern accent) i be farming, honey. i be farming. amanda merrow: in addition to education, we're distributing produce. so we do that through our csa-- our community-supported agriculture program. so we have 150 members who sign on to the risks and the reward of the season. and then in exchange, we give them between 8 and 12 items a week that are the best-- the freshest, the prettiest, the best of what's available that time of year. so people can come and get their groceries, so to speak, from you fresh-- -yep, exactly. --off the farm. you don't even have to think about it, because we just tell you what's the best th

, i rearw— of amanda batus nominee, i reouw reer— of amanda batus nominee, i reorw heeh .— of amandampany as well. absolutely. love the— company as well. absolutely. love the show. _ company as well. absolutely. love the show. next up though, it's headliners— love the show. next up though, it's headliners with their irreverent— it's headliners with their irreverent take on tomorrow's hewepoher. — irreverent take on tomorrow's hewepoper. how— irreverent take on tomorrow's newspaper. front pages. good highe— newspaper. front pages. good hhghh .— hello welcome back. i'm bethany elsey, to here bring you up to date from the newsroom the first flight carrying british nationals out of sudan has landed in cyprus with around 40 people on board. and rishi sunak says there'll be two more flights overnight and many more tomorrow. it's understood around 4000 british passport holders have been trapped in sudan since fierce fighting between military factions broke out more than two weeks ago. the uk's rescue effort was given the go ahead after they agreed to a 72 hour ceasefire. but reports of gunf

amanda and i came out of an apprenticeship program. so we want to teach new farmers how to grow food. we want to bring eaters into the field and feed them. and the idea is just to interact with the food. hang onto your hats, folks. so you're just going to pull your tomato out of your tray, place the seedling in the hole, and kind of smush it against the side wall. and then as soon as that water soaks down into the soil, the roots just take off. (southern accent) i be farming, honey. i be farming. amanda merrow: in addition to education, we're distributing produce. so we do that through our csa-- our community-supported agriculture program. so we have 150 members who sign on to the risks and the reward of the season. and then in exchange, we give them between 8 and 12 items a week that are the best-- the freshest, the prettiest, the best of what's available that time of year. so people can come and get their groceries, so to speak, from you fresh-- -yep, exactly. --off the farm. you don't even have to think about it, because we just tel

kumasi: amanda del castillo is live at chase center this morning.king it in this friday morning. the chase center ready to host thousands upon thousands of dubs fans and there are still some tickets up for grabs, standing room only but there will be a limited amount. the warriors are back home. a dub tonight would adv and if not, game seven will be played on sunday. they do not want another bus ride up north. the team, the sixth seed defending champion's do what they do. game five, 11 offensive rebounds, 14 turnovers, 96 shots taken, the score 123-116. led by 31 points from steph curry. draymond green's suspension may have helped warriors. we saw a change in their rotation and no doubt, his come back hungry. we ask if he enjoys being the villain. >> i just be myself. i'm not chasing after some villain title. being a villain is no fun. it is not enjoyable but never ducking so whether that is with a player or a fan or a fan base, it is what it is. you kind of take the good with the bad. amanda: and we want all the good we can get. i should clarify, we

reporting live, amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. of tourists getting their car broken into in san francisco has gone viral in indonesia. that is where the tourists are from. there is concern consequences could be long-lasting. on april 8 the whole foods -- the tour group went to the whole foods on franklin street. when they got back to the rental car, this is what they saw. one of the visitors yelled at the thieves. others hid in recorded this video, which has been viewed more than 5 million times. i was a couple of them yesterday because this is going everywhere. abc news spoke with the head of global sf which attracts foreign investment to the bay area. she says one viral video like this can have a lasting impact. >> they aren't thinking about more money now. they will send their children overseas for college or even starting with high school. if they do not feel safe sending their children to san francisco, it is a loss of revenue for the universities and also other income that comes with we will visit in the tourism that comes a

amanda: no problem. have to give you the full experience, plastic poncho and all, but drew promises it will be drive for the game. get ready to see the orange and black around oracle park today, because it is happy home opener. we do not know exactly what is in store for the season but they are coming back after playing in new york and chicago, the boys back home and we are feeling good. sky7 was over the park yesterday. the field is ready to go with the opening-day logo behind home plate. and there have been some changes here with the new food options, drone shows and more. and we are talking about nine dollar beers. you are saving about five dollars on 14 ounce domestic beers. tha'ts something. -- that's something. you can take that money and go to the cove or murph's pub, and get yourself some newly offered crab fries. you will be able to take photos and post away with ease, as they giants reveal a major upgrade to the wi-fi network. it will also help with ticket scans, mobile concession orders, anyth

amanda de pous-tio -- amanda del castillo you is live. group cleared out just a few moments ago. we are standing here at 20th and church where you will notice the golden fire hydrant over my right shoulder. this is where about 100 people were gathered -- i want to 6:00 is when they got here. spray painted gold on this fire hydrant for the annual gilting of the fire hydrant that saved the mission district. marking 117 years since the great quake of 1906. after all of that destruction survivors came to the fountain to post notices looking for family and friends amid the rubble in 1906. that location holds added significance as it is the oldest surviving monument from that day. more than 3000 people died and hundreds of thousands lost their home. the magnitude seven point earthquake and subsequent fires destroyed much of the city and caused billions of dollars in damages in today's dollars. the ceremony started just before 5:00 at the fountain. there was a wreath dedication and a moment of silence and then just before 5:12 we heard sirens br

amanda: police have not released any details about a motive.es tell abc7news police were seen at momeni's sister's home in san francisco yesterday morning. that building is a few blocks from where lee was stabbed and killed just 10 days ago. his friends and family sing the biggest thing here is he gets justice. reporting live from the hall of justice, amanda del castillo, abc news. kumasi: southbay congress been ro khanna is not banking down -- not backing down on his demand for diane feinstein to resign. ro khanna says she should just step down. >> every single republican senator can object to that. senator schumer has done the right thing and says he will try to get that done in the senate. we have to see if that is even possible. my question is why not just take the step and resign instead of going through all of these motions? kumasi: feinstein temporarily required -- temporarily replaced on the judicial committee. she is 89 and recovering from shingles. she said she will return to washington when it is safe. reggie: the california state ca

amanda, good to see you. these pictures are fantastic. _ ago. amanda, good to see you.tures are fantastic. some of my favourite of the day. aimless walks into a cinema. this is in alaska, tucking into popcorn, giving staff a fright. cameras captured the mysterious moviegoer entered the lobby. he has a better popcorn, to staff member, i like watching her, she is busy filming it, probably ringing a few people as well. she said the most dyed in the building for a while and then rather quietly, calmly, just wondered knowledge. before we leave you, stunning images of the northern lights had been captured by photographers in the north of purple, spotted as far back as the out of silly. it has been a cold and frosty start to many of us, but dry. the north of scotland has seen wintry showers. through the second half of the day it will remain chilly and it looks like the blue skies will be replaced by quite a bit of cloud. this cloud filling in across many areas. it could be quite chilly and great for summer. we will see showers peppering northern and eastern parts of scotland,

i nearly died on their watch. >> joining me now, i have the privilege of having amanda zurawski, thestifying in congress. amanda, your story is compelling, like many others, but i really wanted to focus on you and you today and to explain to our viewers what happened. you and your husband were high school sweethearts who got married, and then you underwent grueling fertility treatments for 18 months before you finally became pregnant with your baby, who you named willow. talk about how devastating it was when you learned that you lose your baby. >> absolutely, hi katie. thank you for having me. so yeah, we actually met in preschool. we've known each other since we were four, and my husband, josh and i, and we knew right away that we wanted to have family and have children. unfortunately, as you mentioned, it was really difficult for us to get pregnant. so when we found out i was pregnant, we were just over the moon. the first trimester, first 17 weeks and six days, it went really, really smoothly, and so we got that news that i had cervical insufficiency, which meant i was dilating p

amanda del castillo is live with the latest. amanda: t development, especially expected today. that 38-year-old tech entrepreneur, who is accused in the stabbing death of tech executive bob lee, he will be in court today later this morning on a murder charge and more. we know that the suspect arrested by san francisco police in emeryville yesterday morning. authorities say nima momeni an li were both tied to tech. the arrest comes nine days after the attack that happened in the early hours of april 4. lee was in town on a work summit when surveillance video captured the moments after he was stabbed along main street near harrison. lee was seen struggling. an abc news insider said they had the suspect under surveillance the last couple of days. momeni's neighbors described him as someone everybody knew. his arrest was made yesterday morning. >> i think the biggest thing is that, hopefully, this gets justice for bob and his family. >> the defense is going to be looking at all aspects of this case, and they may argue that this at most was a manslaughter and not premeditated. that

amanda: you kennedy, who spoke with those previously as well. she acknowledges the charges are serious, but emphasizes she does not agree with a murder charge. the last time we were hearing hurt -- here in court sister was here, and we will be in court at 9:00 a.m. today following developments. reporting live outside the hall of justice, amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. reggie: the man accused of shooting and killing his girlfriend and her 13-year-old daughter is scheduled to be arraigned. the shooting happened saturday night on birch street. according to the east bay times police identified the victims as rebecca jenkins and her daughter, desiree. jenkins' daughter was having a sleepover with a friend, who was also shot and survived. a family member posted this gofundme. they are raising money for domestic violence awareness and the three other daughters jenkins leaves behind. kumasi: developing news this morning. a 15-month-old is in the hospital after being shot while sitting in a car in oakland. police say this shooting happened around 6:30

amanda del castillo you live in san francisco with the details of the hearing today. amanda: we are back hollow justice today after the suspects'original court date was pushed back because his attorney was out of town. at 9:00 a.m. today, we are expected to hear the man answer to a murder charge. the 38-year-old tech entrepreneur and emeryville resident is accused in the stabbing death of tech executive and cash app founder bob lee. earlier this month, he was in town from miami on a work summit when he was stabbed and killed along main street near harrison in the early morning hours of april 4. latest documents reveal stunning details about the events that allegedly happened airing the final hours of his life. they detail a trail of evidence and timeline including interviews from friends, elevator surveillance footage, and a text sent from the suspect six or to the -- sister to the victim on the morning of the stabbing. they left their place at millennium tower and she wrote just wanted to make sure you are doing ok because i know nema came down hard on you and thank

amanda: talk about the stock heard around the world.r thing, hopefully not but if you know any kings fans planning to attend, tell them to leave their cowbells at home. cowbells have been a tradition at their games since phil jackson called sacramento "a cow town". back out life, put me in coach. see that? i have the hand coordination. this is a relaunch of last year's playoff campaign by the streetwear brand adapt. everyone who attends tonight will get one of these shirts. they are already draped over the thousands of chairs here. cold-blooded is how everyone is feeling, i am sure. we know the warriors will be here for game three and four. tipoff is at 7:00 and if you are looking to attend, there is still a few standing room only tickets available so try to get those because it will be a busy day in san francisco. for now, reporting live at the chase center, amanda del castillo. kumasi: i did not know anything about the kings. that was a line for me. [laughter] and a know any kings fans, you should not. she said you should not. [laught

amanda del castillo live in san francisco what we are learning. amanda?nda: it is clear those in the techworld and beyond our morning a beloved friend this morning. they say tech executive bob lee was stabbed and killed in san francisco yesterday. the chronicle making that connection to a stabbing attack as reported by sfpd. san francisco confirmed that specific stabbing , only identifying the victim is a 43-year-old man from mill valley. some high-profile friends of tech consecutively have taken to social media to boast their love for him and shocking frustration over his death. lee was the chief product officer at mobile point, a cryptocurrency company. before his current job he act as cto of mobile payment app square. earlier in his career he worked at google. in a statement his company specifically said bob was of hers -- a force of nature who helped birth android and catch app into our world. i will miss him every day. other tech executives and friends have used twitter to post tributes for leap. that should -- a ceo sharing leap was a father and a d

amanda del castillo, abc 7 news.reggie: you taught me something, i did not of the chase center needed less cowbell -- know chase center needed less cowbell. [laughter] kumasi: now you know. drew: who knew? let us take a look at the forecast. the weather is delightful today. later this evening, we find sunshine. temperatures in the upper 50's. as the game is over around 11:00 p.m., temperatures in the mid-50's. starting today with clear skies, a live look from the exploratorium camera. we have sunshine and warmer temperatures, afternoon highs are back to average. feels nice for lunch, in the 60's away from the coast. the warmest spots getting into the low 70's later on this afternoon with the sunshine in full effect area here is live doppler 7 with satellite, high-pressure is the muscle maker of the forecast over the next couple of days. it will block any sort of storms coming into northern california and acts like a heat pump, bringing the warmer weather over the next couple of days. coldest spots in the 30's, mid-40

amanda? >>> let's get to our other top ories. we are getting a look at surveillance video of tech executive bob lee 's deadly stabbing. video shows lee walking shortly after the attack tuesday morning. you can see him stumbling toward an apartment building where he falls and can be seen reaching for his phone. he was rushed to the hospital where he later died. so far police have remained tightlipped on the case but they say there are leads they are following up on. this is just one of many concerns among residents in the city. >>> two days against the former fire commissioner happened , we just learned about this attack last night . police say they have made an arrest in the case. still the attacks are sparking a heated debate. coming up at 9:30, jose martinez asks neighbors if the perception matches the reality. >>> transgender athletes will soon have more protections. schools and colleges will be banned from banning transgender athletes from competing . the proposal could be finalized by next month. >>> today the giants will pl

amanda hari kron. 4 news. amanda, thank you. new at 10 one person is dead after they were struck by caltrain in palo alto. it happened just before 8.45. this evening at the churchill avenue crossing, emergency personnel are still at the scene. train service is currently stopped in that area. caltrain tells kron 4 there are about 46 passengers aboard the train. there are no injuries to anyone on board. this does mark caltrain's second fatality of the year. >> another weekend of sideshows here in the bay area. this one happening in oakland turn a little bit dangerous. he saw people they're lighting up a ring of fire on the ground and they stood inside it. this happening just after one 30 in the morning. oakland police say upwards of 100 cars gathered at the intersection of 45th and market to watch this illegal activity and they are investigating what happened. >> and san francisco, different side show took place. this one also attracting. >> hundreds of people. police did show up to break it up at some point. but they have not giv

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amanda: go well, for sure. warriors are one win away in the best-of-seven series. a win tonight with advanced into the semi finals against either the grizzlies or l.a. lakers. the team in a perfect position to eliminate the kings tonight right here at home. tipoff is at 5:00 p.m. we are following the developments this morning. we are talking about this all day long. we are, people at work are, people are going to be dressed in gold and blue. that is what is happening today. reporting live from chase center, amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. kumasi: thank you. her fans that don't have a ticket to the game, you can enjoy the atmosphere around the arena, because chase center is hosting a free watch party on the big screen. it starts at 3:00 this afternoon. you do need a ticket for that. i'm sorry, you all. reggie: we really round that up and then said, you can't go. jobina: you could maybe sit at the muni station stop. reggie: we have seen people bring out chairs over there. stand clear of the doorway. jobina: bring a blanket. [laughter] reggie: don't want to get pinch

amanda harry kron, 4 news. amanda, thank you. we are following developing news tonight. oakland police investigating a shooting that left 2 people injured. it happened just a few hours ago on east 12th street. now the fruitvale bart station, both victims are in the hospital tonight. their conditions unknown. this is an active investigation. anyone with information on the shooting is asked to contact opd. >> another developing story tonight. a 15 year-old has died after crashing his dirt bike pittsburgh. police say the teen was riding the bike on a public road friday afternoon just after 12 he crashed on the railroad and marks avenues. he was taken to a local hospital where he later died from his injuries. >> traffic is back to normal on i-80 in richmond tonight after a police standoff caused a full closure of the freeway earlier today, police were chasing after a suspect wanted on a felony warrant. it came to an end along i-80 in richmond. we do have some video from the citizen app of where the driver of the car barricaded themselves inside the vehicle prompted police to

amanda: stunning allegations. the public defender claiming the suspect eric doty was actually defending himself, as you mention, when he allegedly attacked the former fire commissioner with the metal rod earlier this month. this attack happens on april 5. instead, the public defender's office is accusing the commissioner of being linked to eight attacks on homeless people. releasing video from november 2020 one incident, claiming the person appearing to spray homeless man with bear or pepper spray is the commissioner. he has not offer his testimony regarding the attack he suffered which we are learning could jeopardize the case. the da brooke jenkins says there is no intention of dismissing the case at hand but his help is needed. we checked with sfpd about the other alleged attacks which the public office is pending on the man. the d.a. says they do not have any police reports filed connecting him to those incident. >> the district attorney and the police have reason to believe mr. carmen yanni was involved in ei

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amanda del castillo you is live in -- amanda del castillo i live in fremont. reporter: details are still limited but we did hear from that family friend speaking on behalf of eliana's family saying in moments before the shooting the family was driving, looking up directions on their way to dinner saturday night. those points, one of them hitting and killing eliana. that five rolled little girl. an update places the deadly shooting in the fremont area. the agency initially reported it happened in milpitas. becoming crushed into milk he does, saw a chp officer on the freeway shoulder -- and pulled over. chp is not linking the shooting death to the shooting that happened moments earlier on fremont bully hard -- fremont boulevard. we spoke with a family friend. >> i just got home from seeing them. they are crushed. a little bit is you to talk, little bit easier to make plans of what is going to happen. the biggest thing case doesn't matter. investigation doesn't matter. it is all about eliana and celebrating her life and just remember how amazing of a girl she was

that's amanda hari live tonight in antioch. thank you, amanda. another big story.re learning more tonight about the motive behind the recent freeway shooting that resulted in the death of that little 5 year-old girl earlier this month. it was along interstate 80. one of the suspects has confirmed to investigators. they mistakenly thought the driver of the little girls vehicle was a rival gang member. >> kron four's dan kerman live for us is chp headquarters in hayward with more on this tragic story. dan. >> you know, we had a news conference earlier today with the district attorney as well as the chp as well as fremont police. all the main agencies involved in the capture of these 3 suspects were also receiving new court documents, which we're one of the suspects. details exactly what went down in the final few seconds of that little girl's life. >> these are bad people. and i'm grateful they are no longer in our communities causing harm. >> fremont's police chief, the highway patrol's golden gate division chief in alameda county's district attorney gathered tuesda

amanda?everal of lee's friends including one who described the last few days as being almost numbing. a second said they did not know lead to have any enemies, sharing shock and confusion over his violent killing. they have a lot of unanswered questions. what we do know is that friends all mention lee relocated to miami with his two daughters but was back in san francisco for a business summit with the cryptocurrency company he worked for. elevating their level of sadness, friends say lee would have given anything of value to avoid violence. they say he was a loving father, a loyal friend and all-around note -- all around good guy. well the search for the stabbing suspect continues, the sf standard reporter watched were -- watched surveillance video showing the moments after lee was stabbed. >> at harrison, he seems to lift his shirt up as he approaches a car that is stopped on the corner with his flashers on. the car drives away, he falls to the ground, he gets up again and then walks back t

amanda: we will be in the courtroom at 9:00 a.m. the public defender claims the suspect was actually defending himself when he allegedly attacked the former fire commissioner, carmignani. that attack happened on april 5. the public defender's office is ac of being linked to eight attacks on homeless people. they released a video from a november incident, claiming that person spraying a homeless man with pepper spray is carmignani. authorities say carmignani has not offered his testimony to police or the d.a. regarding the attack you suffered, which could jeopardize the case. they sea there is no intention of dismissing the case but carmignani's help is needed. we checked with the police about the alleged attacks against carmignani, th public defender ise pinning on him, i should say. they say they do not have police reports connecting him to those incidents. >> the district attorney and police have no reason to believe that mr. carmignani was involved in eight -- eight separate acts of violence. these separate acts were perpetrated

stories like amanda's or real. stories like amanda's are happening all over our country.'t know, maybe republicans either, they don't think, so they don't care. they continue to defend this particular war on women. just listen to this. >> i said i want to save as many babies and help as many moms as possible. that is my goal. the next president must find national consensus. >> for the past 50 years, we've had a culture grow in this nation. a culture that was created by seven men on the roe v. wade court who got it wrong. colleagues can comfort themselves with the company therein. communist china, iran and north korea. and the national democratic party. >> this is insanity. this is inhumane. this is a war on women. women are dying. where are the laws that determine what men can do with their bodies? i can't think of one. there are none. women are dying, folks. it is happening in realtime, all across this country, regardless of who these women voted for in the last election. we'll be right back. we'll be right back. detect this: living with hiv, i learned i can stay undetec

i'm dan for and i'm noelle bellow kron four's amanda hari was at that rally this afternoon. she joins us now live in studio with more on what price had to say. amanda. >> price says she was anticipating backlash because she planned to make. >> big changes to the way the office handles cases and she still feels like she's doing the right thing for the community. >> more than 100 people gathered on the stairs of the alameda county superior courthouse steps, weaving signs in support of nudists attorney pamela price. i stand before you as the fun not lot of going you're good me that over 100 price went on a platform of criminal justice reform and there were several previously incarcerated individuals who attended the rally. but the da says she will also stand up for the victims of crimes carol ferguson jones's son was killed in february of 2018. she says she spent the last 5 years trying to get in touch with the da's office until recently. no one responded. she even been in rise. 25 days. >> as you heard mike home. she said what you what you did. >> feel little says so i can mov

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amanda del castillo, abc7news.laim san francisco is unsafe due to violent crime. they are making the claims in social media platforms, but is that true? ryan curry is joining us live in the newsroom with the data. ryan: tech executives like elon musk have posted on social media sailing -- media saying violent crime in sf is horrific. probably -- bob lee in an upscale san francisco neighborhood, is the first reported homicide to take weights within the southern station of the police department. neighborhoods like the tenderloin and bayview have had more homicides. so far this year, according to the latest data from 2021, san francisco is close to the bottom of the list of major cities with 6.9 homicides per 100,000 people area austin, l.a., miami and many other cities had more reported homicides in san francisco. supervisor matt dorsey acknowledges the city can be safer. >> this is not a city where anyone should fear for their lives at 2:30 in the morning. statistics do not matter when it is someone you love who has

amanda. yeah. but didn't happen. amanda. amanda fought tooth and nail.how and raving about vaccine mandates, about mask mandates and about covid tyranny and. she was right. well, god , her. but was right. well, god, her. but she's wrong now , the fact is, she's wrong now, the fact is, you've got the prime minister going around the world. he needs comms. he needs security she's got a whole load of journalists the back of a plane as well, which is a very good thing. you have to pay for that their travel. so how do how should he do it should he go by train to bali a bit of a tricky one. indiana isaiah. wow, you can't go by train . can't go by bus. go by train. can't go by bus. you can't go by bicycle you could probably do a pedalo, but it would a very long time. so amanda i'm sorry, darling, that amanda, what about that lovely fancy private jet that the united kingdom , it's got the united kingdom, it's got the union flag on its wing and it's quite literally flying flag for uk plc see amanda yeah that's that's a great idea but that's not what she's been doi

amanda del castillo joins us with details on the case.in just a few hours. he is accused of being the getaway driver in that deadly shooting that happened at the pleasanton home depot. all of this as the family of the shooting victim continues to mourn. the second suspect, the woman accused of shooting and killing the victim is being charged with murder along with several enhancements in posssi of a firearm while a felon with priors. both suspects are being charged with child abuse as a toddler was inside the car. guillory is being charged with accessory after the fact and investigators say she was driven from the scene. there nissan pathfinder was tracked back to the suspect's home in oakland where deputies took them into custody. 10 minutes later, officer say they went back to check on the shooter in the patrol car and found her unconscious. they say despite being handcuffed, she was somehow able to wrap a seat belt around her neck three times. >> we noticed she was slouched in the seat. he opened the back door and called her name and s

kumasi: thank you, amanda.minute delay of dominion voting systems defamation lawsuit against fox news channel. up next, what to expect later today when the $1.6 billion trial begins. ♪ >> blackman who enjoyed education, obligation. reggie: ok, yeah. bay area students mixing music and education. that has earned a very high honor. drew: live doppler 7 to the sierra. we have snowfall in right now. the heaviest snow is winding down but we still have chain controls on both 80 and 50 right now because of the winter weather advisory. when the front moves through, we will end up between four and 10 inches of snow. some wind gusting from time to time you're 40 miles per hour. a cold front moved through here early this morning and brought some light rain into the region. rainfall totals extremely light. from hayward to san jose, we picked up less than 1/10 of one inch of rain at the front moved through. what it will do today, reinforce the cooler than average april air. another cool april afternoon on the way. today, aft

amanda del castillo live at the scene with details. amanda: businesses describe hearing between four and six gunshots, coming out to find several victims in the street. all of this happening along columbus until broadway. police saying at least one person is dead. four others are injured. when abc 7 news arrived on scene late last night there was police tape outside of the condor club. at 560 broadway. employees emphasized the shooting did not happen at the club, they save workers rushed outside and stepped in to help after hearing the shots. they found a woman who appeared to have been shot multiple times. they brought the woman in the club until paramedics and police arrived. employees spoke with us about the chaotic scene. >> maybe fou you can see the body in the middle of the street and a bunch of by standards. >> i saw a body in the middle columbus, a two wheel scooter. i said there is shooting out there. i turned the quarter -- corner and there was a blonde woman who looked like she had been shot. i learned s the back. >> the bod

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