co-workers testified during an inquest that branham repeatedly taunted the teenager, threw food at himhim to clean the floors with bare hand. branham could face up to 7 years in prison. >> of singer, alanis morrissette, a couple of million dollars are said to have made off with $2 million in jewelry from her home in los angeles. tmz reported, the seven time grammy winner was not home at the time. ironically, police say the jewelry was inside a safe. that was stolen by the thieves. >> nice pun there. >> yeah. >> anyways, optimistic numbers in the fight against hiv and aid this morning. new calculations by the cdc show a strong, steady decline in the number of hiv infections in the u.s. down 20% between 2008-2014. sharpest declines among heterosexuals and drug users, infections among gay and bisexual men have leveled off. infections among younger, gay and bisexual men shot up by 35% and gay and bisexual latinos up by 20%. aetna and humana have terminated their merger. aetna will pay a $1 billion breakup fee. the ruling follows a judge's ruling blocking the deal. officials for both compan

branham who is suttner's supervisor at the fast food place denies playing a part in his tragic death.r harrison ford was involved in a near miss at an airport in southern california while piloting a plane. the faa is investigating the incident at john wayne fairmount santa ana. ford was told to land on a runway on monday but he mistakenly instead landed on a parallel taxi way flying over an american airlines 737 that was waiting to take off. ford is an experienced pilot but he has been involved in several incidents and accidents in recent years. >> 6:17. the four legged finest goes snout to snout and only one dog can remain. >> in today's tech bytes facebook is looking to go head to head with youtube. >> social media and giant planning to release a stand alone tv a. the a will allow users to watch videos from their friends and their liked pages. >> it will also recommend videos based on those already viewed. >> for the rich and impatient check out the first commercial flying car. >> the car completion with all air and road safety regulations around the world but you'll need al pilot's

committed suicide. 17-year-old kenny sutner killed and prosecutors say his 21-year-old supervisor harley branham bullied and after the move the coroner determined if charges should be filed against her. >> each witness was able to testify to different and specific instances in which they had knowledge of kenny being bullied. jummy: several co-workers testified he was a target because of his weight and speech impediment. she made her first appearance in court yesterday and denied bullying him. surprisingly rookie drivers are not the worst behind the wheel these days. suzanne kennedy shows us it's millenials you need to watch out for when you're on the roads. suzanne: this triple-a survey out today is highly critical of millenial drivers even going so far as to call them highway hazards. here are the biggest issues, texting while driving, speeding and red light running. the biggest offender according to the sury, followed behind by 25-39-year-olds. millenials acknowledge -- jummy: we're breaking in on the package to go to the white house on the press conference. president trump: prime minister ben

the coroner inquest taking just an hour to conclude branham was the principal in the cause of death charging with second degree involuntary manslaughter saying she acted with criminal negligence by harassing kenneth suttner. making her first court appearance tuesday, she denied bullying suttner testifying during the inquest there's a lot of people at dairy queen saying i was the reason, but i don't understand why it would be that way. >> we look forward to the opportunity to present additional evidence and reviewing the evidence that the state intends to present in court. >> reporter: suttner's family issuing this statement tuesday saying, it's long overdue that the issue of bullying be brought to light. >> this has given them a peace that kenny's voice has been heard. >> reporter: in response to that inquest the school district says they were not permitted to fairly defend themselves at the hearing. as for the dairy queen's role in this case in a statement to abc news they noted that location is an independently owned and operated franchise, robin. >> mara, thank you. our chief legal analys

branham is denying the charges. >>> okay now to this viral tweet from here in west philadelphia thaton twitter calling dad a hear oh and his son a stud and others laughing that dad is a snitch. they captured this picture of dad and his son going into the elementary with not one but to valentine's day gifts. he writes he made me spend $46 in walgreens apparently the little guy likes two girls in school and he helped him foot the bill for the double valentines, apparently a proud papa adding i had to let him rock i remember those days. lol. >> now twitter is loving this with more than 53 thousand shares be 160,000 likes, with all of this attention the dueling valentines have probably figured it out by now. >> but what if it was for a teacher -- >> don't think it was. >> if the bachelor can do it. that little guy can. >> alicia thank you. >>> lets get another check of the roads now. matt is standing by with the update for us. >> he should take all of his lessons from the bachelor. that is a great plan. we are playing the game the afternoon commute, it's not going so great along the schu

these are pictures from the guadalupe at branham road in san jose. send us your pictures at our facebook pudage, instagram, and twitter. >>> coming up, we're there as evacuees see the mud and contamination from this flooding. >> reporter: i'm jessica aguirre love in flood ravaged san jose, where my droll gists were out. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. 0. >> reporter: mother nature made a mess of it. now it's up to man to try to clean it. storm ranger above san jose this evening, where the cleanup continues in these flood ravaged neighborhoods. lots of tools out to clean the streets and to clean the sewage as well. welcome, every

>> well, natasha, reggie, there are a dozen or so people at the post office in san jose on branham. all the people are just here for their passport. some are trying to renew or get passports for their entire family. the problem, the passport offices, as this note on the door explains, can only accommodate about 30 passports a day. already, we're at more than 20. it is 5:30 in the morning. the office doesn't open until 9:00. there have been reports of these busy, busy passport offices here in california and around the country since the beginning of the year. many of the people we've spoken to in line have been to passports all over san jose multiple times. they got up at 1:00, 2:00 this morning to be here to ensure that they got their passport. there are many reasons this is happening. part of it may be anxiety after president trump enacted his immigration order on january 27th, making people want to ensure that they have a renewed passport. some of the folks i spoke to are just trying to go on regular trips and getting caught up in a lot of long lines that were unexpected. >> one li

again, just from my count, maybe a few more spots open here at the passport office on branham.f you do need a passport, best to get in line early. the folks at the front got in line at 2:300 this morning. also, it's been hard to get through to the passport offices and they're not able to make appointments for a month or two from now. live in san jose, kate larson, abc 7 news. >> thank you. >>> the city of san jose is expected to announce a price tag on the damage from a devastating flood that hit the city almost a week ago. more than 1300 homes are in need of repair. three were red tagged in the william street park area. the mayor spent yesterday with volunteers in the rock springs neighborhood. he says landlords are responsible for making sure their properties are safe for tenants to move back in. >> you've got to make improvements. we're going to be on them with code enforcement so they fix whatever needs to be fixed. it is going to be a lot of work. we're preparing for all of that in the days ahead. >> the city also plans to ask for state and federal aid tomorrow. >> if you'

. >> reporter: at 2:00 this morning people started lining up at san jose's posoffice o branham lane toike it wasn't like th a couple years ago. it's frustrating because i'm not trying to go far. >> reporter: marcella ruiz is trying to get passports for her family so they can visit her father in canada who is seriously ill. she has called passport centers all over san jose and san francisco and continues to be turned away because the lines are just too long. >> i had a pretty big breakdown the day i went to east ridge mall because i couldn't take the rejection again, not getting another passport that day. >> reporter: most passport centers in santa clara county can only process 20 to 30 passports each day, so people who line up aren't guaranteed service. >> it's very irritating because there are things to do. people have jobs. you want to get done with this and move along. >> evidently they're not able to get in at the local post offices and other areas that do it. >> reporter: he works at the santa clara county recorder's office where they process passports by appointment only. he is a