carolyn would still be here.n, there's no doubt. >> and what about the woman at the start of our story? jamie hart's case had been handled by the brazos county sheriff's office. but after ynobe was arrested, it didn't take long for the college station police department and the sheriff's office to compare the dna. what they found, ynobe was also jamie's killer. what's that moment like? >> i remember the feeling of wanting to feel relieved, but all i could think was, this is exactly what i knew was going to happen. he struck again. another girl is dead. and another family has lost their precious daughter. >> chuck says to this day he misses jamie and has never gotten over being viewed as a suspect. >> having to spend such a long time under investigation for the death of a loved one, it hurts. it hurts a lot. >> it's like a scar. >> very much so. very much so. >> do you feel bad about that at all, that he was put through that? >> i'm sorry that he had to go through that, yes. but if i had to do the investigation ove

nejra: thank you so much, carolyn.ll all of course be watching closely on developments from here. mark: great job. great, great job. vonnie: thanks. time to check in on the bloomberg first word news. courtney donohoe. courtney: james comey said today's cybersecurity ca i can be compared to the fight against terrorism. the press are too fast, too big him into widespread for any of us to address them alone. >> these are more than just attacks on our infrastructure. they are attacks on employees and customers, attacks on reputation, attacks on our economy and security, and they are increasingly attacks on our fundamental rights. james comey also said he plans to serve his entire term as fbi director, telling the crowd "you are stuck with me another six and a half years." president is meeting with the widow of steve jobs. he will discuss immigration and education. jobs's fortune is valued at almost $18 million. she has created a foundation that supports immigration and environmental reform. in asia, the islamic state has c

i am carolyn tyler along with lisa argen.ntinues online, on twit you are, and on facebook and instagram. abc7 news continues at 9:00 this morning. "good morning america" is coming up next, and have >>> good morning, america. and new this morning. where's the proof? the firestorm erupting over donald trump's explosive allegations, claiming president obama ordered the fbi to illegally tap his phones at trump tower. >> if it is true, it would be the biggest political scandal since watergate. >> the twitter rage that started it. and what the obama camp is saying this morning. >>> white house turmoil. president trump reportedly going ballistic in the oval office. what set him off? cameras capturing an animated steve bannon, one of his top aides. why trump took off for florida. leaving him and chief of staff reince priebus behind. >>> agony in mosul. residents fleeing isis' last stronghold in iraq. some, barefoot in their haste.

carolyn? >> thank you. >>> a dozen rooms in a san jose health care facility are closed this morning after an explosion rattled the building leaving two people injured. detectives are look into whether a lit cigarette ignited a oxygen tank at the center. lonny rivera has the story. >> suddenly we heard, i think it was glass shattering, and the fire alarm where the arm started to beep. >> reporter: fire, police and paramedics responded to a call about an explosion and fire at the facility. jasmine wong was inside entertaining the patients. >> we were told everybody needed to get out so we helped to evacuate patients. >> reporter: somebody believes there was somebody spoking a cigarette near a oxygen tank. >> it was contents only. >> delores harris rushed over to check her mom. >> i jumped in my car and probably broke a few laws to get here to see about her. >> reporter: fire crews say employees had to evacuate 125 patients and hairiorris was concerned about her mom. >> 100 years old, i am sure s

carolyn, what a tough, horrible diagnosis. >> it is. and this patient like many of us is offering his support to dwight clark. at the same time, he's hoping that renewed interest will lead to more research and treatment. there are nearly 20,000 americans living with als, including matt cheney. the lafayette resident was diagnosed 16 years ago, surviving much longer than most. >> it's good to have a positive attitude, an outlook, but with als, it will run its own course. >> reporter: the rare disorder affects its nerves and muscles, eventually robbing people of their ability to move, speak, swallow and breathe. this married father of two showed us how he uses his foot and an ipad app to communicate. >> it helps when my speech is fatigued. >> reporter: his caretaker also helps as he copes with challenges of this progressive disease. >> there are many, but the biggest is losing independence. >> reporter: the 57-year-old played football at merced junior college back in the '70s. he's been a 49ers fan all his life. >> when you heard about dw

carolyn tyler is live from sf general hospital with the story. carolyn? >> reporter: well, alex quintana is in a lot of pain, but still he continues to work with investigators on this case. in fact he talked with the chp this afternoon for about two hours and then he talked with us. >> they were all hitting and kicking from everywhere. >> reporter: 35-year-old alex quintana suffered a severe beatdown last week on southbound highway 101 near the cesar chavez exit. witnesses captured some of the crime involving 10 to 15 young men on dirt bikes and motorcycles. >> if there weren't so many people that videotaped the video, you know, they could have got away with killing me on the side of the road or something. >> reporter: quintana said he was driving for lyft on his way to sfo. he believes the bikers thought he was trying to run one of them over. when he pulled off the freeway, they broke his car's windows. when he got out, they broke his nose and one deliberately ran over his leg with a motorcycle, breaking it in three places. >> all i could do is just lay

carolyn. >> reporter: dan, a recent nationwide survey found that 70% of undocumented immigrants said they're not likely to contact police if they're victims of a crime. well, the mexican consul general and san francisco's d.a. are hoping to change that statistic. this is not just a symbolic gesture, according to san francisco district attorney george gascone and mexican consul. this memorandum of understanding is a renewal of a commitment made five years ago that the two believe is even more relevant today. >> we want to reaffirm the commitment of the city and county of san francisco and the commitment of the district attorney's office in san francisco to providing a safe haven for victims of crime, for witnesses to come forward. >> reporter: just this weekend a latino man was assaulted in the crocker amazon neighborhood and police are investigating it as a hate crime. the mou calls for coordinated services to help victims like that, such as crisis intervention. the consul general says that cooperation sends a message. >> that in this city they are safe, that they should be fearless.

i'm carolyn tyler.pening now, thousands of runners have just started the 39th annual napa valley marathon. this year's race is headphone-free. organizers say that allows runners to develop comradery with one another and take in all of the sights and sounds the race has to offer. anyone caught with headphones will be disqualified. proceeds from the marathon go to charities throughout napa county. >>> let's get a check of the accuweather forecast. here's lisa. >> carolyn look quickly, because we do have a rain-snow mix in the oakland hiltz right now. check it out in the line from vallejo down to the peninsula. along stanford, looking at light to moderate rain, and the oakland hills, also mt. hamilton. downpours on and off throughout the day. temperatures will be cool and it will be blustery today. >> thank you, lisa. thank you for joining us. the ne >>> welcome back to "gma." happening right now, where's the proof? president trump accusing former president obama of spying on him at trump tower by wire-tap

i am carolyn tyler. thank you for joining us on this sunday, march 19th. let's start with a quick look at the weather with our meteorologist, lisa argen. >> hi, there, carolyn. good morning, everyone. we are starting off with a lot of layers clouds. can you see the green from live doppler 7 and this is bringing us a little rain up towards cloverda cloverdale, and the rest of us not reaching the ground. there's live doppler 7 on top of mt. st. helena. a weak system is to our north but can't rule out the possibility of a few scattered light showers throughout the second half of your weekend. this morning clouds and fog. 50s for everyone. by noontime we will see gray skies with 50s and 60s, and partly to mostly cloudy skies today but notice the absence of any consistent rainfall. as we look at the next seven days, yes, we are getting interest a 1 on our storm imp t imscale, monday and tuesday wet, and we will track it for you in a few minutes. >>> a dozen rooms in a san jose health care facilities are closed after an explosion rattled the building leaving two

carolyn shively is live. >> they made big headlines on sunday on the two topics. russian interference in the election and the wiretap claims. first the congressman said justice department documents delivered to them on friday indicate there were no wiretap of trump tower during the campaign as the president has claimed. and second on the election when chris wallace asked nunez if they have any evidence of collision between the trump campaign and russia. he said, "i'll give you the simple answer, no." but over on meet the press the ranking democrat on the committee had a different take of the collision issue. >> i would characterize it this way. there is circumstantial evidence of conclusion. direct evidence i think of deception. and that is where we begin the investigation. >> fbi director james comey and national agency security heads are scheduled to testify monday. they'll get grilled in the class by weeks coming out of the administration. that's how he found out the former national security advisor mike flynn was talking to the ambassador who was under surveil

carolyn tyler is live from sf general tonight with details. carolyn? >> reporter: the victim alex quintana spoke with reporters this afternoon. they continue to follow tips but have made no arrests yet. quintana tells us he believes if it weren't for witnesses videotaping that, the attack could have been fatal. alex quintana is in pain, but grateful to be alive. he thought he might die on the side of the freeway after he was brutally attacked last week. the road rage incident has captured national attention. >> they were all hitting and kicking from everywhere. >> reporter: the 35-year-old was driver for lyft on southbound highway 101 near the cesar chavez exit. witnesses captured some of the crime including 15 young men on dirt bikes and motorcycles. quintana pulled off the freeway and they surrounded him. broke his car's windows. when he got out, they broke his nose. one shattered his leg. >> he looked at me right in the eyes and ran over my leg. all i could do is just lay there and cry and think about my kid. >> reporter: supporting his kid, his bab

carolyn tyler is live from sf general tonight with details. carolyn? >> reporter: the victim alex quintana spoke with reporters this afternoon. they continue to follow tips but have made no arrests yet. quintana tells us he believes if it weren't for witnesses videotaping that, the attack could have been fatal. alex quintana is in pain, but grateful to be alive. he thought he might die on the side of the freeway after he was brutally attacked last week. the road rage incident has captured national attention. >> they were all hitting and kicking from everywhere. >> reporter: the 35-year-old was driver for lyft on southbound highway 101 near the cesar chavez exit. witnesses captured some of the crime including 15 young men on dirt bikes and motorcycles. quintana pulled off the freeway and they surrounded him. broke his car's windows. when he got out, they broke his nose. one shattered his leg. >> he looked at me right in the eyes and ran over my leg. all i could do is just lay there and cry and think about my kid. >> reporter: supporting his kid, his bab

i'm carolyn tyler, along with lisa argen.s now online, on twitter, facebook and instagram. abc 7 news continues at 5:00 tonight. have a great sunday, everyone, and a great week ahead. ♪ >> hi. i'm henry tenenbaum. welcome to "bay area buys." we're at russell's fine furniture in santa clara. and, of course, as you know, it's a beautiful showroom with some fabulous furniture. but, today, it's a little bit messy. josh, what is going on today? >> well, we're working on some stuff over here. >> yeah? what? >> unboxing it and everything. go talk to richard. he'll explain it all. >> okay. okay. so, russell's fine furniture in santa clara -- obviously, great stuff. but the disarray here is pretty serious. what's going on? >> yes, it is. >> so, what's happening? >> mother nature. >> ah! mother -- what? >> [ chuckles ] it all happened from mother nature. but let me show you the good part of it. >> okay. >> come take a look at this.

. >> abc 7 news carolyn tyler reports. >> reporter: this san ramon ice cream company is filling orders for its exotic flavors, desserts that will sweeten the 14-day celebration of the persian new year. >> by itself it means a new day. >> reporter: and this time it's especially meaningful for this this company. they are celebrating 70 years and big festivities had been planned to honor her late father, the founder of the business. >> unfortunately, he's not with us anymore, but we promise that with or without him we will have a family reunion. >> reporter: but president trump's travel ban has changed all that. iran is one of six nations targeted, and now an older sister and brother are stuck in tehran. they aren't alone and it's not just noruz according to a lawyer with four iranian american groups fighting the travel ban. >> weddings being disrupted, i heard a story of a father that was not able to come to the united states to attend his own son's funeral. i mean how devastating is that. >> reporter: the organizations have filed suit over what they call travel ban 2.0. >> it's discrimi

i'm carolyn tyler.a beloved little league president and coach. last night, a memorial was held for frank navarro at east ridge little league fields in san jose. hundreds of family and friends remembered him as a caring mentor and friend. navarro was fatally stabbed while working security at a bar last month. >>> let's get a check of the accuweather forecast. here's lisa. >> good morning to you. our last day of winter featuring a lot of cloud cover, even drizzle along the coast. live doppler 7 from santa rosa to jenner, point inverness, a little wet weather, but overall we're in the 50s. it's mild and we'll see a few peeks of sun this afternoon. so, basically a dry day, but look at the week ahead. monday, tuesday, wednesday, you're wet. the heaviest rain on friday. >> thank you, lisa. thank you for joi i've been blind since birth. i go through periods where it's hard to sleep at night, and stay awake during the day. learn about non-24 by calling 844-844-2424. or visit my24info.com. >>> and we want to wel

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carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >> a block in antioch is shut down tonight. they discovered several more in fact. the block is taped off to keep the mercury from spreading. peal. outside the closed off area are free to come and go from their homes. now to the republican's new health care plan, a congressional budget released an analysis that shows it would end up with 24 million more uninsured a decade from now. >> reporter: tonht those numbers sending shock waves through capital hill. >> it would be a nightmare for the americn people. >> reporter: under the house republican plan embraced by president trump, 14 million fewer americans will have insurance coverage next year compared to under oobamacare. within a decade the number will increase by 24 million. emerging from the white house late today the secretary of health and human services says he's not buying it. we disagree strenuously with the report that came out. >> reporter: it's a blow to the president who vowed to provide insurance to everybody. sgl you said back in january that those relying on cover

in san ramone, carolyn tyler, "abc7 news." >>> britain has now joined the united states in banning someelectronic devices from being taken as carey-ones in planes. the emergency rules bans laptops, kamras, dvd players and electronic game devices. smartphones are still allowed. it applies only to eight countries, including egypt, saudi arabia, and turkey. travelers were not happy about the news. >> it's many hours. i use that to do all my work, to watch movies, to read books. >> you catch up on e-mails and office work, which is preparing for the meeting we come for. >> reporter: the items must be inside the checked baggage. intelligence officials fear terrorists may try to hide explosives in batteries. >>> happening now, the episcopal diocese is considering whether to declare itself a sanctuary. sanctuary would provide protection to undocumented immigrants and refugees. >>> "abc7 news" was in san francisco city hall as the mayor signed a law the first of its kind in the nation. it makes sure san francisco will not take part in any registry based on religion. >>> today, judge neil gorsuch

levo founder, carolyn gone a millenial herself. upwardly revised to more than 230,000 jobs. >> it's a phenomenal report and it is a fantastic way to be starting this conversation. so i want to make sure we really pause and focus on that. liz: so, not focus on them being slackers playing video games. >> you know my perspective on that. millenials get a bad perspective many ways because we're the first digital generation. we're the first generation not to know what it is like not to have internet. we have digital behaviors that are unprecedented. and we have expectation being very fast. when that translates into the workforce we have a little bit of a generational clash in place. liz: i'm sure. do millenials give president trump credit for this number? how do they look at it? >> this is phenomenal number. there are many economic factors have contributed to it. some are long-term economic factors and some of them are short-term economic factors. i will be very curious to see how much credit is attributed for the specific report. all w

in san ramone, carolyn tyler, "abc7 news." >>> britain has now joined the united states in banning somenic devices from being taken as carey-ones in planes. the emergency rules bans laptops, kamras, dvd players and electronic game devices. smartphones are still allowed. it applies only to eight countries, including egypt, saudi arabia, and turkey. travelers were not happy about the news. >> it's many hours. i use that to do all my work, to watch movies, to read books. >> you catch up on e-mails and office work, which is preparing for the meeting we come for. >> reporter: the items must be inside the checked baggage. intelligence officials fear terrorists may try to hide explosives in batteries. >>> happening now, the episcopal diocese is considering whether to declare itself a sanctuary. sanctuary would provide protection to undocumented immigrants and refugees. >>> "abc7 news" was in san francisco city hall as the mayor signed a law the first of its kind in the nation. it makes sure san francisco will not take part in any registry based on religion. >>> today, judge neil gorsuch tried

good morning, everybody, i'm carolyn tyler. let's start with a quick look at our weather with our meteorologist, lisa argen. >> you can seat radar in motion here, and live doppler 7 showing waves of rain continuing to push into the area, and we are getting good downpours. right now about one-third an inch an hour in one of the heavy downpours. the rain/snow mix around h hamilton, and over vallejo, novato, into central is not raw fell, a steady rain. we are looking at this to settle down over the next several hours, and we will keep the scattered showers in the forecast today, and it's a 1 on the stone impact scale, and as we go through the next several hours into the morning, you will notice we still have the cold air in place and the showers are few and far in between. we are going to talk about the sunny breaks and when we will see to the pattern kwuplicoming. >>> service on b.a.r.t. is back to normal this morning after scary moments for riders in the east bay. i fire broke out just after 6:00 last night. and an abc 7 news vi

i am in for carolyn tyler. let's look at the weather with meteorologist, lisa argen. >> we are starting off with cloudy skies. this is what we have to look forward to today. a little more green and a little more rain. it's a system to the north, a weak one, though. as we widen out the satellite and radar perfective, most of the activity is in the northwest. it's a one on the impact scale, and we are talking about 0.1 an inch for most of you. 48 in sunnyvale right now, and we're talking about a dry start to the day. we have the marathon. lots of clouds throughout our noon hour and the rain begins in the north bay by 2:00. we will talk about it spreading south and east and time it out for you in just a few minutes. >> thank you very much. >>> we have breaking news out of ohio this morning. cincinnati police say a shooter open fire inside a nightclub injur injuring 15 people and killing one, and it happened 10:00 our time last night. the motive for the shooting is not known at this time and many young people go to

i am in for carolyn tyler. let's start with a quick look at the weather with lisa argen. hey, lease yisa. >> here's live doppler 7. we have a weak system on the way today and providing the first areas of rain to the north and along the coast from sea ranch and cloverdale, and maybe a few areas of mist and drizzle. the bulk of the energy more to the north and it will take the entire afternoon to get here for some of you. it's a one on the storm impact scale, and a light system providing light showers, and less than 0.1 to 0.2 offff for you. and we will still be in the 50s around noontime. by 4:00, it will be raining. we will tell you for how much and how long when we see you later in the full weather out look. >> breaking news out ohio this morning, cincinnati police say a shooter open fire inside a nightclub injuring 15 people and killing one. it happened around 10:00 last night our time inside the cameo nightclub. police say the motive for the shooting is not known at this time, and many young people go to the club on saturday nights. >> saturday nights, it's a very youn

. >> in san francisco, carolyn tyler, abc7 news. >>> iconic house product is celebrating women's history month by ditching the iconic man on the logo. brawny put a woman on its packages to honor women in science, tech, engineering and math fields. goes with the #strengthhasnogender. >>> bitcoin is more valuable than gold. gone up 7% this week. gold fell today dropping to dollar below that. gold traditionally seen as stable and secure investment. analysts say not to look too much into it. gold is still $7 trillion versus $20 billion for bitcoin. >>> 5:00 to 10:00 in the morning saturday and sunday you can walk halfway across the bridge. allowing crews to replace lights on the roadway. work rescheduled if it rains. >>> nation's oldest and largest public affairs group held biggest fundraiser of the year tonight. commonwealth club annual gala and dinner. distinguished citizen awards handed out to five leaders. i'm pro to be on the board of the club and served tonight as emcee of the event. >> looked like a good event. >> really was nice. >>> rain is coming up. >> it is. >> and cold. >> going

carolyn tyler talked with someone who knows all too well what he might be going through. >> reporter: about 6,000 people are diagnosed every year with als. there is no cure. but we found a lafayette man who is fighting the good fight. matt cheney's als is progressing very slowly. he was diagnosed 16 years ago. he uses a wheelchair to get around, and sometimes an ipad to communicate. >> it helps -- >> reporter: his caretaker tammy also helps as he copes with the challenges of als. >> there are many, but the biggest is losing independence. >> reporter: the rare disorder affects the nerves and muscles, eventually robbing people of their ability to move, speak, swallow, and breathe. as 49ers great dwight clark faces this disease, there is hope, according to dr. jonathan katz. >> i think scientific research is reaching a point right now where things are beginning to tip a little bit and we're getting a better understanding of the disease. >> reporter: dwight clark says he believes there's a link with football. matt cheney is not sure, though he played college ball in the '70s. he's hoping

i am carolyn tyler. thank you for joining us on this sunday, march 12th. let's start with a quick look at the weather with our meteorologist, lisa argen. >> good morning to you. we are clear and there are areas of fog especially up in the north bay around santa rosa, and once again it's a big dome of high pressure sending in a few high clouds from time to time and that bridge is allowing for mild numbers. 46 in blackhawk as well as san ramon. with the 7:24 sunrise, we will see temperatures in the 40s and 50s and more 60s and 70s today with sunny skies this afternoon, and that sun setting at we will talk about how long the above-normal weather will last. >>> developing news out of the east bay this morning. oakland police investigating a police shooting that left one man dead. it happened last night before 9:00. police say the man was taken to the hospital where he died. no word yet on any suspect. >>> a milpitas man accused of scaling a white house fence is scheduled to return to court tomorrow. agents say the 26-year-old jonathan tran jumped the fence nea

carolyn tyler talked with someone who knows all too well what he might be going through. >> reporter: about 6,000 people are diagnosed every year with als. there is no cure. but we found a lafayette man who is fighting the good fight. matt cheney's als is progressing very slowly. he was diagnosed 16 years ago. he uses a wheelchair to get around, and sometimes an ipad to communicate. >> it helps -- >> reporter: his caretaker tammy also helps as he copes with the challenges of als. >> there are many, but the biggest is losing independence. >> reporter: the rare disorder affects the nerves and muscles, eventually robbing people of their ability to move, speak, swallow, and breathe. as 49ers great dwight clark faces this disease, there is hope, according to dr. jonathan katz. >> i think scientific research is reaching a point right now where things are beginning to tip a little bit and we're getting a better understanding of the disease. >> reporter: dwight clark says he believes there's a link with football. matt cheney is not sure, though he played college ball in the '70s. he's hoping

carolyn, you see a lot of topics here at super return. nor come from us later during the show. >> annette, thank you very much for that. by all means, get involved. e-mail the show. for those of who are longer winded. the address is streetsignseurope@cnbc.com. for those of who are concise, you can find us on twitter, streetsignseurope@cnbc and @louisabojesen. >> and @carolincnbc. >>> still to come, greece resume bailouts talks as the prime minister takes a swipe at banks. that's after this. don't go away. runs on intel? that ride share? you actually rode here on the cloud. did not feel like a cloud... that driverless car? i have seen it all. intel's driving...the future! traffic lights, street lamps. business runs on the cloud... and the cloud runs on intel. ♪ i wonder what the other 2% runs on...(car horn) >>> markets are generally higher today. one stock trading lower is zalando which announced its first move into physical stores. they are acquiring basketball chain kickz and says it expects to invest 200 million euros and create 2,000

. >> yes, as carolyn tyler shows us, they may want to pump their milk on the job. >> some places haveommodations to help moms pump their milk. this law firm has a special room. soon, every business in the city may be required to have a space and policy in place. >> and you will hear from many working moms that they have to pump in the bathroom, and you're providing food for the babies, that is not a clean place. >> today, legislation was introduced setting mandatory standards requiring clean spaces with no toxic materials. a place to sit and a surface for the pump, which must have nearby access to a sink, and an electrical outlet and a refrigerator. there are already a couple of spots like that at city hall, but this nursing mom was not aware. >> that would be very nice rather than just having to go in the middle of the tables and breastfeeding. >> bosses would also have to give moms like julie parish the time to pump. >> it's a personal decision, factors that weigh in, facing consequences should not be a factor at work. >> some may see that complying would be a problem, but this spok

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i'm cornell bernard in for carolyn tyler along with lisa argen.a showcase on sunday. coverage begins at noon with nba countdown. at 12:30, oklahoma city thunder face the houston rockets at the toyota center. abc7 news continues at 5:00 p.m. news continues now on line, on twitter, facebook, and instagram. ♪ >> hi. i'm henry tenenbaum. welcome to "bay area buys." we're at russell's fine furniture in santa clara. and, of course, as you know, it's a beautiful showroom with some fabulous furniture. but, today, it's a little bit messy. josh, what is going on today? >> well, we're working on some stuff over here. >> yeah? what? >> unboxing it and everything. go talk to richard. he'll explain it all. >> okay. okay. so, russell's fine furniture in santa clara -- obviously, great stuff. but the disarray here is pretty serious. what's going on? >> yes, it is. >> so, what's happening? >> mother nature. >> ah! mother -- what? >> [ chuckles ] it all happened from mother nature. but let me show you the good part of it. >> okay. >> come take a look at this. >> ye

. >> in san francisco, carolyn tyler, abc7 news. >>> iconic house product is celebrating women's history month by ditching the iconic man on the logo. brawny put a woman on its packages to honor women in science, tech, engineering and math fields. goes with the #strengthhasnogender. >>> bitcoin is more valuable than gold. gone up 7% this week. gold fell today dropping to dollar below that. gold traditionally seen as stable and secure investment. analysts say not to look too much into it. gold is still $7 trillion versus $20 billion for bitcoin. >>> 5:00 to 10:00 in the morning saturday and sunday you can walk halfway across the bridge. allowing crews to replace lights on the roadway. work rescheduled if it rains. >>> nation's oldest and largest public affairs group held biggest fundraiser of the year tonight. commonwealth club annual gala and dinner. distinguished citizen awards handed out to five leaders. i'm proud to be on the board of the club and served tonight as emcee of the event. >> looked like a good event. >> really was nice. >>> rain is coming up. >> it is. >> and cold. >> goi

inspector general for the united states department of homeland security, and the honorable carolyn lerner, special counsel for the united states office of special counsel. you are to be responsible before you -- be sworn with you testify. if you will rise. >> thank you, please be seated and let the record reflect that all of the witnesses answered in the affirmative. we would appreciate if you would limit your oral testimony to five minutes. give you at bit of latitude but your entire written statement witness be made part of the record. we now recognize the acting administrator for five minutes and by the way. you have to get that microphone right up there. it's a little uncomfortable but bring it up close. thank you. >> good morning, chairman chaff get. thank you for affording me the opportunity and privilege to speak to you today about information transparency before the transportation security administration. i am fortunate to represent a tremendous work force responsible for executing a critical security mission to protect the nation's transportation system. vital to that mission suc

. >> live from san francisco international airport to explain what's happening, carolyn. >> reporter:l, nearly two million travelers go through the screening process at the nation's airports every day. now for some it's about to become a lot more thorough. >> what they were concerned about were my ear plugs. >> john thinks that's what led tsa agents to single him out for a pat down. and now at airports nationwide, there are big changes in how that's done. the old policy gave agents discretion to use one of five methods for patting down various areas of the body. no new areas have been added, but now there's one standardized procedure that's more comprehensive. he called it inappropriate. >> pat your front. pull your pants up. check your legs. check your goroin, et cetera. >> most travelers will still go through the machines, but for those who opt out of technology or are pulled aside, it can be intense. christina tells us her pat down was not out of bounds, but if it had been, she would have left. >> i wouldn't get on the plane. if someone violated my personal space to a point where i

. >> the mayor of las vegas carolyn goodman poised with a football and tweeted welcome raiders to the fabulous city of las vegas. excited to be part of the nfl. fox reporter miguel martinez is live on the strip where a welcome raider party is now under way. miguel. >> well actually the raider nation came out in full swing and they were saying that they have a lot of love for their brothers and sisters in oakland and they want to make sure that they know the raiders no matter where they are playing it is the same team and throwing the os up for their brothers and sisters. they want to show their support and love from vegas over there because you know we are all raider fans and here is what they were saying. take a look. >> raider are coming to las vegas and fans made sure to give them a real welcome. >> a lot of up and downs. implicate through and we are celebrating. >> a lot to celebrate. the journey to bring the raiders to the valley may not have been long but it took hard work. >> you know we have been after this for over a year-and-a- half. just dedicated to make sure that today ha

jummy: stealing from innocent citizens, robbing drug dealers, and selling carolyn, crimes in this case -- the are caught, the shocking corruption scandal. >> there is beer over all the travel lanes. some areis is what causing a waste of alcohol, 1000 pounds of beer all over the highway, how it happened and how a state trooper got caught in the crossfire. the details about the widow of our former vice president sun jummy: breaking now in italy, three skiers killed in an avalanche in the northern italian out. -- alps. five hurt and three seriously injured, the other two have minor injuries. developing in police officers behind bars, indicted on racketeering charges , federal prosecutors say the officer stole from innocent citizens and robbed drug dealers of cash and guns. the amounts of stolen money $200,000. $200 to authorities say there was widespread cover-up involving coaching one another to get false statements to internal affairs and turning up body cameras, some face life in prison. new developments and the supreme court case over transgender bathrooms. a possible delay in the cas

in san francisco, carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >>> the gender pay gap could close in your lifetime. research shows pay equity could be achieved in developed markets by 2044. that's 36 years earlier than previously estimated. the report shows increasing women's technological and digital skills as major factors in bringing wage parity. thank you for joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00, i'm ama daetz. abc 7 news at 5:00 starts now. >> our emergency services are pretty much shut down. >> and you can see why. local officials are doing what they can, but this contra costa community is virtually cut off. >>> manhunt in berkeley. police use search dogs to try to find the guy that tried running over an officer. >>> state officials surveyed the flood damage hoping to get millions in relief money from the feds. people who live there just want help now. >> a long walk down a long tunnel. we'll explain what happened in san francisco. >>> and call it tax tuesday. 7 on your side's michael finney is here to answer all your tax questions. >>> a battered road and a community cut off. county officials t

at sf general, carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >> a woman confronted white house press secretary sean speiser at the apple store in washington, d.c., asked him if he committed treas on on like the president and live streamed the whole thing. >> how do you feel about destroying our country, sean? how do you feel about that? do you feel good about the edition decisi decisions you are making, do you feel good about lying to the american people? >> he smiled and kept shopping he said one thing, he said such a great country that allows you to be here. and she said in a blog post that because she is of indian heritage. >> a week before the start of spring. new york and new york city are declaring states of emergency with up to 17 inches of snow headed that way. the salt trucks are gassed up and ready for the blizzard that is just now reaching the northeastern parts of the state. many school districts, will be closed tomorrow. grocery stores, look at this, long lines and empty shelves as people stocked up to ride out of the blizzard. flight aware reports 5,000 flights have been cancelled, include ag

and the honorable carolyn lerner, special counsel for the office of special counsel for the office of the special counsel. you are to be sworn before you testify. so if you will please rise and raise your right hand. do you solemnly swear or affirm the testimony you are about to give will be the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the , truth, so help you god? please be seated and let the record reflect all the witnesses answered in the affirmative. we'd appreciate if you limit your oral testimony to five minutes. we'll give you a little bit of latitude, but, of course, your entire written statement will be made part of the record. we'll now recognize the acting administrator for five minutes. by the way, you have to straighten it up and get that microphone right up in there. it's a little bit uncomfortable , but bring it up close. thank you. gowdia: thank you for affording me the opportunity and privilege to speak to you today about information transparency at the transportation security administration. i am indeed fortunate to represent a tremendous work force that's responsible

at sf general, carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >> a woman confronted white house press secretary sean speiser at the apple store in washington, d.c., asked him if he committed treas on on like the president and live streamed the whole thing. >> how do you feel about destroying our country, sean? how do you feel about that? do you feel good about the edition decisi decisions you are making, do you feel good about lying to the american people? >> he smiled and kept shopping he said one thing, he said such a great country that allows you to be here. and she said in a blog post that because she is of indian heritage. >> a week before the start of spring. new york and new york city are declaring states of emergency with up to 17 inches of snow headed that way. the salt trucks are gassed up and ready for the blizzard that is just now reaching the northeastern parts of the state. many school districts, will be closed tomorrow. grocery stores, look at this, long lines and empty shelves as people stocked up to ride out of the blizzard. flight aware reports 5,000 flights have been cancelled, include ag

. >> reporter: carolyn tyler, abc7 news. >> in las vegas, people are reacting to the news they will have an nfl team of their own. one civic leader brokered a deal and hopes they will keep backing the silver and black. >> we hope they will follow them to las vegas. ultimately it came to a business decision for mark and the viability of the brand. >> i feel bad for my brothers and sisters up there. god bless them, i will still support the raiders no matter where they go to, las vegas, to the moon, it doesn't matter. >> reporter: that's loyalty and fans cheered in one sports bar when they heard raiders would be moving to town. >> for many commemorating on the facebook page. misery loves company, share your sad witness a raiders' badge and see how other fans are reacting. >>> new details about the massive deadly fire in west oakland this morning. the charred building is at san pablo and athens avenue and two people died in the fire. one of the victimses with a 64-year-old man named edward anderson. melanie woodrow is live in oakland. >> reporter: this is a really fluid situation. we now hav

here's abc 7 news reporter carolyn tyler. >> when you think san francisco, you think the golden gatedge, a cable car and a hippy on the corner. >> reporter: sunshine powers owns two shops and hopes to see a surge during what would be a major milestone. it's the 50th anniversary of the summer of love, that 1967 phenomenon that brought crowds of young people into the city and put the neighborhood on the global map. but now as they gear up to welcome the thousands who will come to celebrate, businesses are dealing with this. >> it's about sewer work and water work and it's about paving. it's about improvements to the neighborhood. >> reporter: some merchants say they were promised there would be a moratorium on all of this going on until next year, but the public works department says the promised delay was for just one project. and not this one that began last week. >> i do have a lot of people complaining, customers mostly tourists coming in and saying it's impossible to find parking. >> it hasn't affected us, but it wouldn't hurt if it wasn't here. >> reporter: the city says it will

that is carolyn goodman the mayor. she's an amazing person because she's got her own idea for where the stadium should go. but she also has really interesting ideas about gambling and the nfl and how it's really kind of evaporating. in fact, the nhl will be playing at the dome stadium coming up next season. so a lot of these barriers, gambling and gaming are starting to fall now. she has some really interesting stuff. we'll talk to her at 6:00 about that. >> we're looking forward to that part of the interview, ken. there was another thought for the potential space for the stadium, right. >> there's actually a couple other sites. the one downtown that you're referring to is the mayor's choice. that's really in the old section of las vegas. i don't want to say decripid run down area but an area that has not been built new like the strip behind me. the las vegas authority does not like that site. they like this site. there's a second site they're considering but it's too close to mccarren. we're about a mile away from the

carolyn, from louisiana, democrats line. caller: hi, i am concerned about how we're not looking at act, both domestic ith border in mexico and with the international immigration ct and how our president invoked 1921 provisions that outlawed in the 1965 immigration act that draws line color.ing at has not been discussed with these immigration be iing the fear that is is out there for americans not even real. united states navy nd army, and i find it appalling. guest: well, in fact, you raised legal question. 1920s, we passed highly restrictive immigration 1924 act, for ing ll practical purposes, slammed immigration gates shut. they remained shut for more than when they ntil 1965, were reopened with the landmark reform bill. nd one of the things that the 65 act did was to outlaw iscrimination in immigration based on a number of categories f which race was one and nationalality was another. ne legal problem the trump administration is encounter necessary trying to single out countries is that on some interpretations, it will of

her name was carolyn bryant." of course, being a historian of the 20th century civil rights movement, i knew that carolyn bryant had not uttered a word in public about the lynching of emmett till since 1955. >> reporter: the woman at the store, made the claims about emmett till. >> and in whose name he was lynched. >> reporter: remind us what she had said, and what she says now. >> in court she testified to something that was tantamount to sexual assault. to coming around the counter, grabbing her by the waist with his hands and not letting go and speaking to her sexually. >> reporter: you've broken some new ground here with having her say that the most sensational parts of her testimony were not true. >> yeah, yeah. in reference to the sort of physical piece she said, "that part's not true. nothing that boy did could ever justify what happened to him." >> reporter: you know i read that in your book when she says that, and in one way it's the most obvious statement possible, right? of course nothing that he did co

carolyn, take it away. about snap was all this newcomer who has been helping cover the story. , dayround this table, alex two after the megadeal yesterday, shares are still higher? -- still about $23, above the ipo price. though the concerns, looking at what analysts are saying, the euphoria comes to mind from some of the notes we have read. it feels like a successful ipo so far. we have also got news on the likes of comcast investing $500 million in the ipo with self -- itself. that is about 50% of the shares that were sold. for the mediaslot company getting into digital media. >> talk about before it. it is the make -- euphoric. it is the big work right now. down -- lee tracked him liu tracked him down , andow it is worth so much they sold sunday of it in the ipo. it was $78 million if i remember right. benchmark was the biggest holder, but lightspeed got in early, and it is not just the snap investment. it is apt dynamics, mechanics, -- app dynamics, mechanics, that stuff. about gettingink bought by cisc