abc 7 news report amanda del castillo has new images -- reporter amanda del castillo has new images of the suspect. amanda: police say this is the man who kidnapped the three-month-old from his san jose home. the boy was found tuesday morning after a 20 hour search that ended miles from where he was taken. asking for the public's help monday evening, police released this surveillance footage showing a man with a baby carrier casually walking along elm street and in this exclusive footage shared with abc 7 news, timestamps uncover that same man leaving only five minutes later. >> right then and there, i thought that was the guy. amanda: our only glimpse of the kidnapping. police say it was instrumental in the investigation. >> you can tell when he was walking towards the house, it was light and when he had it walkinback, itksik the was some weight in there. amanda: the baby's grandmother telling place she was unloading groceries outside with the three-month-old in the house and returned upstairs to find him missing. a massive search for the baby involved the fbi. three suspects are in c

abc 7 news report amanda del castillo has new images -- reporter amanda del castillo has new images of the suspect. amanda: police say this is the man who kidnapped the josee.month-old from the boy was found tuesday morning after a 20 hour search that ended miles from where he was taken. asking for the public's help monday evening, police released this surveillance footage showing a man with a baby carrier casually walking along elm street and in this exclusive footage shared with abc 7 news, timestamps uncover that same man leaving only five minutes later. >> right then and there, i thought that was the guy. amanda: our only glimpse of the kidnapping. police say it was instrumental in the investigation. >> you can tell when he was walking towards the house, it was light and when he had it walking back, it looks like there was some weight in there. amanda: the baby's grandmother telling place she was unloading groceries outside with the three-month-old in the house and returned upstairs to find him missing. a massive search for the baby involved the fbi. three suspects are in custody w

abc7news reporter amanda del castillo has been covering this issue for years, has tonight's story. amanda: this surveillance footage shared with abc 7 shows the suspected driver involved in thursday's deadly hit and run moments after the collision. he is seen turning onto east san jose. >> he tried driving into my street in order to amanda: flee faster. amanda:amanda: seconds later, cameras captured the driver speeding off and out of the cul-de-sac away from the scene where he is believed to have hit two women at a nearby crosswalk. >> how can you take innocent lives and flee? it is very inconsiderate. it is ultimately a tragedy. amanda: just before 6:30, two women were walking on this painted crossword along oakton court when the red truck hit them and took off. as of friday evening, the driver remained at large. >> that could've been any of our family members. amanda: neighbors say the victims were related, a neighbor and her adult daughter. paul let lives acros women and r with their evening strolls. >> the fact that yesterday, their daily them deceased is in. amanda: neighbors s

and we can still lead, but in a different way. >> in gilroy, amanda del castillo. >> big names in the bay area, starting with vice president kamala harris at ucsf talking about maternal health. >> women in our nation are dying at a higher rate from mincey -related causes than any other wealthy or developed nation in our world. >> she said minority populations are among the most vulnerable and applauded a ucsf program called embrace. the prenatal support to black women and families. former president obama was at stanford delivering a speech about the threat of disinformation. >> you just has fixed -- you just have to flood a countries public square with enough raw sewage, raise enough questions, spread enough dirt, planting of can. see -- plant enough conspiracy theorizing so people don't know what to believe >>. the former president is calling for more regulation on social media companies and abc7 tech giants. got a rare peek inside big basin state park. it has been closed since the 2020 fire destroyed 97% of the park. two years later, big basin is showing signs of a comeback. the red

. >> amanda del castillo yo introduces you to a mother who made it her mission to improve safety at an intersection her daughter was killed. >> this was my daughter. i have no idea who killed her. no idea. if we had cameras, we would have caught the person who killed my daughter. i know we would have. >> she spent the last year pushing for safety improvements at one of san jose's most dangerous intersections. her demands lead to changes at monterey road. including the installation of four automated license plate readers on monday, part of a pilot program with signs alerting drivers. last april, her daughter, a mother of five, was in her wheelchair and in the crosswalk when she was hit and left for dead. >> the only glimpse into your daughters crash came from where? >> the shell gas station. that is the only camera working around here. >> friday, police marked the 28th traffic death this year, stemming from an unsolved hit-and-run case from 2011. the victim in that crash died tuesday in hospice care. this 11-year-old video was the only footage received -- released at the time. >> why di

abc7news reporter amanda del castillo has been covering this issue for years, has tonight's story. amanda: this surveillance footage shared with abc 7 shows the suspected driver involved in thursday's deadly hit and run moments after the collision. he is seen turning onto east san jose. >> he tried driving into my street in order to amanda: flee faster. amanda:amanda: seconds later, cameras captured the driver speeding off and out of the cul-de-sac away from the scene where he is believed to have hit two wom how can you take innocet lives and flee? it is very inconsiderate. it is ultimately a tragedy. amanda: just before 6:30, two women were walking on this painted crossword along oakton court when the red truck hit them and took off. as of friday evening, the driver remained at large. >> that could've been any of our family members. amanda: neighbors say the victims were related, a neighbor and her adult daughter. paul let lives across the street from the women and is familiar with their evening strolls. >> the fact that yesterday, their daily activity ended up with them deceased i

and we can still lead, but in a different way. >> in gilroy, amanda del castillo. >> big names in the bay area, starting with vice president kamala harris at ucsf talking about maternal health. >> women in our nation are dying at a higher rate from mincey -related causes than any other wealthy or developed nation in our world. >> she said minority populations are among the most vulnerable and applauded a ucsf program called embrace. the prenatal support to black women and families. former president obama was at stanford delivering a speech about the threat of disinformation. >> you just has fixed -- you just have to flood a countries public square with enough raw sewage, raise enough questions, spread enough dirt, planting of can. see -- plant enough conspiracy theorizing so people don't know what to believe >>. the former president is calling for more regulation on social media companies and abc7 tech giants. got a rare peek inside big basin state park. it has been closed since the 2020 fire destroyed 97% of the park. two years later, big basin is showing signs of a comeback. the red

abc7 news reporter amanda del castillo leo explains more information surrounding the suspect is coming out. >> this surveillance footage obtained by abc7 news offers a glimpse into his suspected theft spree. said to have spent months before he allegedly set fire to the home depot in san jose on april 9. court documents allege he visited new star beauty supply at east ridge mall on march 27. he is seen putting an item on the counter, then quickly taking off with it. for a moment, he's stopped by the locked door. in the end, he reportedly got away with a wig valued at $270. an impact to that business, but small compared to the $17 million of inventory lost at home depot, with millions more anticipated in building costs. >> that had to be someone's -- it went up so fiercely. >> residents living nearby reacting wednesday. a day after authorities announced he allegedly set the fire as a diversion to steal tools from the store. he faces aggravated arson and theft charges dating back to october 2021. he could spend 14 years to life in prison. >> devastated. it is still super unbelievable, eve

abc7 news reporter amanda del castillo leo explains more information surrounding the suspect is coming out. >> this surveillance footage obtained by abc7 news offers a glimpse into his suspected theft spree. said to have spent months before he allegedly set fire to the home depot in san jose on april 9. court documents allege he visited new star beauty supply at east ridge mall on march 27. he is seen putting an item on the counter, then quickly taking off with it. for a moment, he's stopped by the locked door. in the end, he reportedly got away with a wig valued at $270. an impact to that business, but small compared to the $17 million of inventory lost at home depot, with millions more anticipated in building costs. >> that had to be someone's -- it went up so fiercely. >> residents living nearby reacting wednesday. a day after authorities announced he allegedly set the fire as a diversion to steal tools from the store. he faces aggravated arson and theft charges dating back to october 2021. he could spend 14 years to life in prison. >> devastated. it is still super unbelievable, eve

amanda del castillo has the story. sweet pictures to match but these sites are just a few of -- sights are just a few that were listed fraudulent. a person in africa used several google services in an online puppy scam. it claims people were sending hundreds of dollars in exchange for puppies that never arrived. the suspected intent, to exploit the covid-19 pandemic and the demand for puppies that came along with it. >> the damage is two-part, emotional and financial. amanda: to any animal lover, especially one in search of canine companionship, one look at a cute face could be enough to let your guard down. court documents say google was tipped off by aarp which had been contacted by a victim. how bad does the scamming have to be for google to step in in this way? >> 35% of the online scam is a puppy scam so that tells you how bad it is. amanda: the google suit points to a study that found puppy scams increased by 165% in the u.s. from january to october 2021 compared to the same period in 20 before covid hit. such sca

in san jose, amanda del castillo. >> rain moving into the bay area.n you can expect showers where you live. >> most showers tomorrow. i want to show you where on live doppler 7 the moisture is coming in. the north bay street-level radar. and annapolis road, c ranch, old state road. some wet weather. that is where we have seen showers. level one storm on the storm impact scale. timing it out for you, give yourself extra time. the commute will be wet. especially for the northern end of the viewing area and central bay. i want to turn your attention to the typhoon south of tokyo. watch the moisture plume. leftovers of the typhoon will get entrained. one system after another moving towards us. the pacific northwest and a northern california expecting the highest rain totals. encouraging to see in the middle of spring. i will let you know about two more storms, coming up. >> in the north bay, an investigation at a healdsburg's bar. several reports of possible drink tampering at duke's spirited cocktails. j.r. stone was there and spoke with bar management.

amanda del castillo has a look at the concerns that come with these higher temperatures. h hotter temperatures expected to hit thursday. temperatures forecast to climb into the 90's for santa clara valley. the fountains at closet essays are chavez -- plaza de cesar chavez. the warm weather drawing people to dine outdoors. >> i was inside most of the day so i did not get a sense of how hot it was but knowing the evening was comfortable brought us out. amanda: in santa clara, the heat is helping shanice baker and her family plan their spring break activities. >> we love being outside so camping, that's on the list, and hiking is on the list. other than that, yoga and meditation on the beach. amanda: the tsarnaev welcome site for the baker's who just moved from -- the sun a welcome sight for the baker's who just moved from atlanta. here is jan with golden gate weather services. >> we are lagging by 1.5 seasons of rainfall, a real big deficit. it will take a while to bill -- a wild to build that up. -- a while to build that up. amanda: the heat is expected to drop after a brie

amanda del castillo has the story. the promise of purebred puppies with sweet pictures to match but these sites are just a few of -- sights are just a few that were listed fraudulent. a person in africa used several google services in an online puppy scam. it claims people were sending hundreds of dollars in exchange for puppies that never arrived. the suspected intent, to exploit the covid-19 pandemic and the demand for puppies that came along with it. >> the damage is two-part, emotional and financial. amanda: to any animal lover, especially one in search of canine companionship, one look at a cute face could be enough to let your guard down. court documents say google was tipped off by aarp which had been contacted by a victim. how bad does the scamming have to be for google to step in in this way? >> 35% of the online scam is a puppy scam so that tells you how bad it is. amanda: the google suit points to a study that found puppy scams increased by 165% in the u.s. from january to october 2021 compared to the same pe

i'm amanda del castillo abc 7 news. man, thanks very much new details tonight about the investigation that shut down interstate 580 going into livermore this afternoon officers were investigating a possible shooting after a victim called in saying he'd been shot in the arm. he thought abc 7 news reporter jr. stone is in the newsroom with more on this chair. well dan, there is certainly a lot of frustration out there as it took many people several hours to get home from work, but also a lot of safety concerns. this is appearing to look like another bay area highway shooting a massive traffic backup along eastbound 580 in livermore after chp closed all lanes. it happened just after 2 pm when this report came in. as sky 7 flew above officers could be seen with the motorcycle as it was about to be towed chp confirms. the victim was transported to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. those who live and work in the area shocked to hear that you don't see demanded cry valley. i mean if you drive in pleasant and gob

in san jose, amanda del castillo. >> rain moving into the bay area. let's go to abc7 meteorologist sandhya patel on when you can expect showers where you live. >> most showers tomorrow. i want to show you where on live doppler 7 the moisture is coming in. the north bay street-level radar. and annapolis road, c ranch, old state road. some wet weather. that is where we have seen showers. level one storm on the storm impact scale. timing it out for you, give yourself extra time. the commute will be wet. especially for the northern end of the viewing area and central bay. i want to turn your attention to the typhoon south of tokyo. watch the moisture plume. leftovers of the typhoon will get entrained. one system after another moving towards us. the pacific northwest and a northern california expecting the highest rain totals. encouraging to see in the middle of spring. i will let you know about two more storms, coming up. >> in the north bay, an investigation at a healdsburg's bar. several reports of possible drink tampering at duke's spirited cocktails.

. >> amanda del castillo yo introduces you to a mother who made it her mission to improve safety at an intersection her daughter was killed. >> this was my daughter. i have no idea who killed her. no idea. if we had cameras, we would have caught the person who killed my daughter. i know we would have. >> she spent the last year pushing for safety improvements at one of san jose's most dangerous intersections. her demands lead to changes at monterey road. including the installation of four automated license plate readers on monday, part of a pilot program with signs alerting drivers. last april, her daughter, a mother of five, was in her wheelchair and in the crosswalk when she was hit and left for dead. >> the only glimpse into your daughters crash came from where? >> the shell gas station. that is the only camera working around here. >> friday, police marked the 28th traffic death this year, stemming from an unsolved hit-and-run case from 2011. the victim in that crash died tuesday in hospice care. this 11-year-old video was the only footage received -- released at the time. >> why di

amanda del castillo has a look at the concerns that come with these higher temperatures. mperatures expected to hit thursday. temperatures forecast to climb into the 90's for santa clara valley. the fountains at closet essays are chavez -- plaza de cesar chavez. the warm weather drawing people to dine outdoors. >> i was inside most of the day so i did not get a sense of how hot it was but knowing the evening was comfortable brought us out. amanda: in santa clara, the heat is helping shanice baker and her family plan their spring break activities. >> we love being outside so camping, that's on the list, and hiking is on the list. other than that, yoga and meditation on the beach. amanda: the tsarnaev welcome site for the baker's who just moved from -- the sun a welcome sight for the baker's who just moved from atlanta. here is jan with golden gate weather services. >> we are lagging by 1.5 seasons of rainfall, a real big deficit. it will take a while to bill -- a wild to build that up. -- a while to build that up. amanda: the heat is expected to drop after a brief spell of

i'm amanda del castillo abc 7 news.ch new details tonight about the investigation that shut down interstate 580 going into livermore this afternoon officers were investigating a possible shooting after a victim called in saying he'd been shot in the arm. he thought abc 7 news reporter jr. stone is in the newsroom with more on this chair. well dan, there is certainly a lot of frustration out there as it took many people several hours to get home from work, but also a lot of safety concerns. this is appearing to look like another bay area highway shooting a massive traffic backup along eastbound 580 in livermore after chp closed all lanes. it happened just after 2 pm when this report came in. as sky 7 flew above officers could be seen with the motorcycle as it was about to be towed chp confirms. the victim was transported to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. those who live and work in the area shocked to hear that you don't see demanded cry valley. i mean if you drive in pleasant and goblin. here, adriana a

abc 7 news reporter amanda del castillo ao has been covering this issue for years and has the story. amanda: this surveillance footage shared with abc 7 news showed the -- shows the suspected driver involved in thursday's hit-and-run moments after the collision. he is seen turning onto west lake court in east san jose. >> he tried driving into my street in order to flee faster, however my street is a dead-end street. amanda: seconds later, adeline's camera captured the driver speeding off, away from the scene where he is believed to have hit and killed two women. >> how can youake twoct live tn just flee? it is pure selfishness. it is very inconsiderate. it is ultimately a huge tragedy. amanda: just before 6:30 thursday night two women were walking in this painted crosswalk when the red truck hit them and took off. as of friday evening the driver remained at large. >> that could have been any of our family members out there. that is the reason we want to find unrest this person. amanda: neighbors said the victims were related, a mother and her adult daughter. paulette lives directly a

amanda del castillo has been covering this issue for years and has the story. amanda: this surveillance video shared with abc7news shows the suspected driver involved in thursday's deadly hit-and-run only moments after the collision. he is seen turning onto westlake court in east san jose. >> he tried to drive into my street in order to flee faster, however, my street is a dead-end street. amanda: seconds later, cameras also captured the driver speeding off and out of the cul-de-sac. away from the scene where he is believed to have hit and killed two women in a nearby crosswalk. >> how can you take two lives out appears selfish and is? it is inconsiderate and ultimately a huge tragedy. amanda: just before 6:30, two women were walking along no-call avenue and oakton court when the red truck at them and took off. as of friday evening, the driver remained at large. >> that could have been any of our family members. that is why we want to find and arrest this person. amanda: neighbors say the victims were related, a mother and her adult daughter. paulette lives dire

i'm amanda del castillo in for liz kroitz, but before we get to that news in ukraine, let's first start with the quick look at our weather meteorologist francisco here. good morning francis. good morning amanda morning everyone. so if you enjoyed yesterday today's gonna be similar, but it's t befunewe'tartg offview o. looking nice and quiet right now sunrise at 6:22 temperatures in the 40s and 50suring the next b. we'll see plenty of sunshine. it will be warmer, but there is a beach hazard statement in effect throughout the day. so be careful if into the beach strong rip currents there sunsets at 753. enjoy a couple warm days before some cooling on the way. thank you so much frances. also ukraine's president says he's meeting with us secretary of state antony blinken and defense secretary lloyd austin in kiev today abc news reporter christine. sloan has the latest ukrainian president volademir zalenski says he's meeting in person with us defense secretary lloyd austin and secretary of state antony blinken in kiev on sunday. okay meeting the defense secretary who are coming to us the sta

i'm amanda del castillo in for liz kreutz, but before we get to that news in ukraine, let's start with a quick look at the weather. here's meteorologist francisco in for lisa arjen francis beautiful day. we're expecting. yes if you want to head outdoors for continued beach cleaning and things like that. today's a great day to do. here's a live view outside of the bay bridge and we've got a beautiful sunny and warm day ahead sunrise at 6:22 temperatures will be in the 40s and 50s and with the beach hazard statement in effect today. just be careful there could be some strong rip currents and some sneaker waves out there temperatures will be a little bit warmer compared to yesterday inland areas in the low 80s for some of our warmest areas around the bay low 70s and at the beaches near 60 and the sun sets at 7:53. we have another warm day ahead before a cool-down midweek, which i'll tell you about coming up. all right. thanks so much, francis and ukraine's president says he is meeting with us secretary of state antony blinken and defense secretary lloyd austin in kiev today abc news repor

amanda: i am amanda del castillo you.ets on the big screen at thrive city at 11:00 a.m. you can enjoy games, test your skills on the sport court and take advantage of photo opportunities. you must register on the chase center website. you can watch the warriors try to sweep the nuggets on abc 7 at 12:30 p.m. let's get over to frances dinglasan. frances: the high will be 74 but if you are headed to the beach, be careful. strong rip currents. it will be sunny and warm inland and the low 80's around the bay, low 70's that the beaches. kristen: thank you amanda: the news continues with >>> over. >> welcome back to "gma" on this sunday morning. remember that record-setting stunt a decade ago, felix baumgartner with a supersonic dive falling 128,000 feet from a heliu balloon. yeah, coming up the red bull team is back at it. what they're getting ready to do and let's just say it's exciting. >> what were you saying -- >> the guy whose record he broke was there in the control room when he made that jump. >> it's like they're tryin

i'm amanda del castillo, abc7news. dan: san francisco buildings lit up in red, white and blue as ballots are being tallied in the runoff election for a seat in the election. matt haney has a lead over david campos, getting 63% of the vote. the winner will fill the district 17 seat vacated by david chu when he became city attorney. haney took to twitter and declared victory. the runoff was necessary because neither candidate got 50% of the vote in february special election. ama: a unanimous vote by san francisco supervisors is setting a new rule for how police can store rape kit dna. that limit will be 60 days. the vote comes two months after the district attorney revealed sf police arrested a woman this year based on her dna that was collected in a 2016 rape kit. she plans to sue the city. the new sixty-day storage rule will apply to other crime scene evidence. dan: two san francisco police officers and one retired officer are under arrest, accused of tampering with evidence. retired officer mark williams is charged wi

i'm amanda del castillo, abc7news. dan: san francisco buildings lit up in red, white and blue as ballots are being tallied in the runoff election for a seat in the election. matt haney has a lead over david campos, getting 63% of the vote. the winner will fill the district 17 seat vacated by david chu when he became city attorney. haney took to twitter and declared victory. the runoff was necessary because neither candidate got 50% of the vote in february special election. ama: a unanimous vote by san francisco supervisors is setting a new rule for how police can store rape kit dna. that limit will be 60 days. the vote comes two months after the district attorney revealed sf police arrested a woman this year based on her dna that was collected in a 2016 rape kit. she plans to sue the city. the new sixty-day storage rule will apply to other crime scene evidence. dan: two san francisco police officers and one retired officer are under arrest, accused of tampering with evidence. retired officer mark williams is charged wi

amanda del castillo yo turns our issue -- turns our focus to the economy. it is game on at the san jose mchenry convention center for genesis 8. this signals a long-awaited comeback. the event is billed as the largest grassroots community run super smash brothers tournament in the world with bay area roots. >> we started in a barn in the contra costa county fairgrounds in antioch because it was the only place we could figure out where to put 600 people that came to our first event. amanda: from 600 to 5000 people descending upon san jose friday. it is a reason to bring back convention center staff after a tough two years of canceled events, reconnecting people with shared interests once again in person. of course, after the battles, visitors will venture off into downtown san jose for the much-needed economic boost. typical to many conventions we found someone in a costume. >> definitely going to be outgoing to restaurants and bars. amanda: welcome words for david costa. during the lunch rush he says he was not only busy cooking, but bussing tables between o

. >> in san jose, i am amanda del castillo.asi: taylor farm executives are discussing how to best help employees after a fire destroyed a processing plant in monterey county. the fire broke out in salinas. they are monitoring hotspots right now. initial signs indicate a welding project may have sparked a fire in a wall during a firefight. there is concerned about -- concern about 35,000 pounds of ammonia stored in tanks. celebrating volunteers who helped others during the pandemic. we are hearing from one man about why he does what he does. reggie: the performances you can see on the side of an east bay building tonight. look at that. but first, a check of the weather withdrew -- with drew. drew: the storm yesterday is pushing off to the east. today is a dry day. art lee cloudy skies for you here is our next storm system. while cover moves in early tomorrow morning. today, we are dry. you do not need the rain gear. upper 50's to upper 60's. it feels warm today, compared to yesterday. rain returns to the forecast tomorrow mornin

in san jose, amanda del castillo, abc 7 news.asi: engineers are assessing the destruction from a fire at the part of venetia -- the port of venetia. officials have not seen any harm to marine life. they use the refinery to process crude into gasoline so this fire could impact us at the pump. they're working with federal agencies to assess infrastructure. reggie: new proof that dolly parton is just like us. the country legend says she often starts her day at 3:00 a.m. she says that is when she does her best work. she talked about her sleep habits during a recent interview. she says she goes to bed early but even if she is up late, she still gets up at 3:00 a.m. she says it is an internal clock that says wake up. she also shared her secret to looking well rested. she says it is because she avoided sunbathing when she was younger. drew: the sun will destroy you. reggie: the internal clock is a nightmare. i was going to say something else. drew: we know how you really feel about it. kumasi: it really is. on the weekend, you are reall