carolyn johnson shares her trip for leoe are a veterans facility will close its doors at the end of the year, more than 100 residents don't want to leave. as vick leave reports, they are worried about what may happen to them down the road. >> 7,000 people have come through the homeless veterans emergency facility in menlo park since it opened a decade ago. it's a place where they can rebuild their lives, escape from addiction and find jobs. the v.a. hospital and many services are also nearby. jeremy served with the marines in iraq. >> psychiatric services, medical services, more importantly, rehabilitation services are right here.>> >> former homeless veteran irwin good win started the shelter with grant money. now, the v.a. says the 150 end of december.ot out by the. the building will be torn down because it's citation mickly safe 9 veterans don't want to leave. >> it's the cleanest environment and we're going to lose that. that is the worst thing that can happen right now. >> among those here, world war ii veteran jack taylor who is 95 years old. >> it's hard to beat the procedure tha

carolyn johnson is off. this is developing news happening in oakland where we just learned the boy just died. he is only five. ama dates reporting on another tragedy. >> it is back a couple blocks over, but police have it taped off right now. homicide investigators are trying to figure out exactly what happened. as the community is learning about what happened, they are shaking their heads wondering when the violence can end. the shooting happened here at the loss amigos taco truck shortly after 8:30. his mother-in-law works at the truck.

." >> still ahead, a silent kill they're hangs over west africa, carolyn johnson, journey of hope toierra leone, promising breakthrough. and hackers, michael finney investigates a phone calm that rattled a ba area womanç%?x?x?xt >>> welcome back. something that is staples nuisance here is a killer. most. carolyn johnson traveled to the west african nation. >> the bush country of sierra leone is beautiful with miles of unbroken jungle but hovering in the background is a silent killer. mosquitoes that carry a deadly form of malaria. in the surrounding villages, it hits young children especially hard. >> you worry about malaria and illness. [ speaking a foreign language ] >> yes. >> the concern for their son. >> he hasn't had it yet? >> malaria. >> with the help of a flashlight sammy and his family took inside and showed us the mosquito net they sleep under at night. if a child does develop malaria, immediate treatment can mean the difference between life and death. >> it is the number one killer disease. >> a surgeon trained at san francisco general trauma institute is learning the lat

. >> i'm carolyn johnson. city leaders don't want another day of lost business at the port. >> and to make sure it doesn't happen, they are considering asking police to respond more aggressively next time. alan, a lot of shouting tonight. >> pretty crazy dan and carolyn. it will be a late night because the council has just taken this measure up. it appears they are the ones behind the resolution. they are threatening to bypass because of the port. >> these one day -- one-day closures are affecting them at a rate of two and a half working days because of the time required to get caught up on the delivery containers to them. >> they estimate the last occupy protest that shut down the port on december 12th caused waterfront occupations about $4 million. >> they make more money. >> reacting to the occupy demonstrations caused them about $2.5 million in police over time. >> i have done everything to keep the port open and we kept most of it open yesterday. >> but they believe mayor quan could have done a lot more,

i'm carolyn johnson. >> i'm dan ashley. fierce wind is causing problems in the bay area. >> crews are working as quickly as possible to get to every call just as soon as they can. abc7 is live in hayward for us tonight. >> carolyn and dan, i am here and every once in awhile the wind will die down, but it whips right back up again. sadly somewhere there is a poor tree that probably isn't going to survive. pg&e and clean up crews have their hands full as the bay gets battered by strong wind gusts. the sausalito street, one of the early areas to lose power. >> a tree blowing in the wind and had a branch break and pushed them together and fell down. >> about 30 customers were in the dark. >> they have the energy transformer that feeds it and they are putting the wire together and putting the wire back up in the air. they will probably have the power back on in about a half an hour. >> do you think it will get worse later on? >> it seems like it. it seems like it has been picking up steadily all day. we are ready. >> the highway

i'm carolyn johnson. dan ashley has the night off. tonight five people have been detained, and police say they are considered persons of interest in that shooting. 23-month-old highland lawrence remains in critical condition and his parents are in a dispute with the hospital over their child's care. thomas roman has been following this story for us, and he joins us now from children's hospital in oakland. >> carolyn, today mayor jane quan and jordan wept door-to-door -- went door-to-door. they wanted to capture the shooters that put hirum in children's hospital. they are say theeing want to catch this -- they are saying they want to catch the shooters of this child who is now in critical condition. >> he will be two in a couple weeks. but tonight he is clinging to life at oakland's children's hospital. his mother came out to say she and the hospital are disagreeing on hirum's continued care. >> unfortunately we had come to a crossroad. we are unable to agree on the continuum of care for baby hirum. as a result, we are seeking support

i'm carolyn johnson. >> i'm dan ashley. so far tonight, no arrests. but some campers have chosen to pack up and leave. alan long is live in berkeley. alan? >> carolyn and dan, this is the last large scale occupy camp meant -- encampment in the bay area. and they #r* confronting the same problems that shut down the camp in san francisco and oakland. and we are see the -- seeing the same prelude of an eviction by force. brerkly police -- berkeley police delivered their third warning prompting occupy protesters to question whether they should stay or go. >> we are not going to let this go easily. i am not saying there will be violence. >> since october 23rd, police say there have been 24 crimes at the camp across from city hall. including three assaults with deadly weapons and an attempted rape last night. >> when san francisco closed they came here. >> the berkeley mayor says the strategy has been to thin out the crowd by checking warrants and issuing citations for smoking, drinking or having dogs off leashes. tonight the police hauled off one tent that

carolyn johnson is off. this is developing news happening in oakland where we just learned the boy just died. he is only five. ama dates reporting on another tragedy. >> it is back a couple blocks over, but police have it taped off right now. homicide investigators are trying to figure out exactly what happened. as the community is learning about what happened, they are shaking their heads wondering when the violence can end. the shooting happened here at the loss amigos taco truck shortly after 8:30. his mother-in-law works at the truck. >> she was there with the boy's mom. i guess somebody started shooting at the taco truck. >> police are looking for a man and woman in a silver pontiac. she wasn't allowed to call the scene so she called her family. >> she started crying and she wouldn't tell us where. >> pena can't believe it is happening again. >> the same thing happened on 65th. the same thing happened. >> he is talking about three-year-oldcarlito nava who was shot and killed in august. >> kids, innocent

carolyn johnson has the night off. a freeze warning has just gone into affect. let's begin with sandhya patel with the specifics. >> yes, the freeze warning went into affect and it is in affect until 9:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. it will cover the east bay valley, santa clara valley and salinas valley. there is a hard freeze warning for the delta. we are looking at twenties in the wind sheltered valleys, freeze damage to sensitive plants and certainly that is possible. we are expecting temperatures in some areas for the upper 20s for more than two hours. 1k3* that is what the criteria is for the freeze warning. i want to show you some of the freeze warnings. it is getting cold. napa a temperature of 31 degrees. the dew point of 22. it is calm outside. fairfield at this hour, 29°. with the wind running so light, the temperatures are going to plunge. and one last stop right now as we look toward the livermore valley, livermore is right at freezing. very dry air mass and clear skies. the temperatures are going to continue to drop as we head toward sunrise. i'll be ba

carolyn johnson is off tonight. fortunately no one was hurt, but residents were stunned to find out a cannonball came whizing through their community. here is what happened. the cannonball was fired from the bomb range at camp parks. it soared 700 yards into a house on casada place and bounced across a road and on to a roof and into a mini-van. abc7's alan wang is live in dublin with more on this. alan, that is the craziest thing i have ever heard. >> it really is, dan. this is where the cannonball was traveling at about a thousand feet per second shot out of the back of that wall of this home. you can see where it left a hole in the bedroom wall. this was just the first house it struck. traveling at bullet speed, the cannonball bounced off the sidewalk, blasted through the front door of the home and wized across the bedroom of a sleeping couple. >> they didn't actually hear the cannonball come through the house. what woke them was the settling of the sheet rock that woke them up. >> it punk -- punctuation tored --

i'm carolyn johnson. dan ashley has the night off. the middle school math and science teacher is under arrest, and police say he confessed to a number of sex crimes with a student. neighbors and fellow teachers are in shock. thomas roman is at diablo middle school with the story and reaction for us. thomas? >> carolyn, last week the parents of the young woman involved in this case contacted clayton and walnut creek police regarding the suspected abuse. after a week long out they hadlice figured out they had enough evidence to arrest catrel today. at about noon, walnut creek police officers came here to diablo school. the took the scih teacher out of class. officers brought him to another room away from students and arrested him. >> he confessed to the several allegations, and at that time he was then taken to the contra costa county detention facility. >> he faces multiple charges of abuse with a student. a young woman school sources tell us he has allegedly been having relations with for the past three years. >> we have unlawful sexu

and carolyn johnson joins us with what is ahead. >> we'll keep track for you. as well as down side of today's impressive skbrobs report. lower standard of living many new workers are having to accept. also... >> my 16-year-old walk as cross that bridge. >> the blight and danger surrounding this overpass. it's so bad i team is called in to help you fix it. >> right now ban to dan and cheryl. >> world news c

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i'm carolyn johnson. >> and i'm dan ashley. just a few minutes ago police backed off. but that means protesters are back in place tonight without their tents though. abc7's leslie brinkley is live with the latest for us. leslie? >> that's right. things have calmed down, but the standoff between occupy aztecs and the san francisco police continues right now. at 6:00, several hundred occupy protesters marched from the federal reserve building on market street to justin herman plaza. they ripped down the yellow police tape and went through the police line. police initially were treated and on the loud speakers warned this is an illegal assembly saying the cause was closed. and then they moved in elbow to elbow in full riot gear and encircled them in the plaza. a second ring of officers kept the others from entering it. by 7:00, one tent had been pitched. >> we are shocked there were so many police officers here. >> we pushed back and stood our ground and then the cops left. it was kind of like a game scenario. >> protesters were detained, but not arrested. one person was

i'm carolyn johnson. >> i'm dan ashley. so far tonight, no arrests. but some campers have chosen to pack up and leave. alan long is live in berkeley. alan? >> carolyn and dan, this is the last large scale occupy camp meant -- encampment in the bay area. and they #r* confronting the same problems that shut down the camp in san francisco and oakland. and we are see the -- seeing the same prelude of an eviction by force. brerkly police -- berkeley police delivered their third warning prompting occupy protesters to question whether they should stay or go. >> we are not going to let this go easily. i am not saying there will be violence. >> since october 23rd, police say there have been 24 crimes at the camp across from city hall. including three assaults with deadly weapons and an attempted rape last night. >> when san francisco closed they came here. >> the berkeley mayor says the strategy has been to thin out the crowd by checking warrants and issuing citations for smoking, drinking or having dogs off leashes. tonight the police hauled off one tent that

. >> i'm carolyn johnson. city leaders don't want another day of lost business at the port. >> and to make sure it doesn't happen, they are considering asking police to respond more aggressively next time. alan, a lot of shouting tonight. >> pretty crazy dan and carolyn. it will be a late night because the council has just taken this measure up. it appears they are the ones behind the resolution. they are threatening to bypass because of the port. >> these one day -- one-day closures are affecting them at a rate of two and a half working days because of the time required to get caught up on the delivery containers to them. >> they estimate the last occupy protest that shut down the port on december 12th caused waterfront occupations about $4 million. >> they make more money. >> reacting to the occupy demonstrations caused them about $2.5 million in police over time. >> i have done everything to keep the port open and we kept most of it open yesterday. >> but they believe mayor quan could have done a lot more,

carolyn johnson is off. this is developing news happening in oakland where we just learned the boy just died. he is only five. ama dates reporting on another tragedy. >> it is back a couple blocks over, but police have it taped off right now. homicide investigators are trying to figure out exactly what happened. as the community is learning about what happened, they are shaking their heads wondering when the violence can end. the shooting happened here at the loss amigos taco truck shortly after 8:30. his mother-in-law works at the truck. >> she was there with the boy's mom. i guess somebody started shooting at the taco truck. >> police are looking for a man and woman in a silver pontiac. she wasn't allowed to call the scene so she called her family. >> she started crying and she wouldn't tell us where. >> pena can't believe it is happening again. >> the same thing happened on 65th. the same thing happened. >> he is talking about three-year-oldcarlito nava who was shot and killed in august. >> kids, innocent

carolyn johnson has the night off. the vote was unanimous, 7-0. but it is the big number that is the most impressive. $850 million. that's the key financial hurdle officials cleared tonight moving closer to bringing the niners to the south bay. lisa amin gulezian is live in santa clara with the crucial decision. lisa? >> reporter: the majority of votes at tonight's meeting support the stadium plan, and they were over joyed with tonight's decision. the billboard posted in front of an empty parking lot is a sign of things to come. tonight santa clara stadium authority and the city council voted unanimously to accept a financing plan which allows for construction on the actual stadium to begin next year. >> really excited. it is a great time to be working for the 49ers and it is a great time to be a 49er fan. it is a great milestone for this project. >> reporter: three lenders, bank of america, u.s. bank and goldman sachs has agreed loan the stadium authority $850 million. if the stadium authority can't pay the loan back, the 49ers will. >> i am not

carolyn johnson is off. the fire moved fast, ripping through one home and then jumping to another. it happened on miller avenue near grizzly peak boulevard, not far from the golf course. ama dates is there live tonight. >> dan, the fire has pretty much been knocked out. we still have firecrews on scene. it is hard to tell where the fire actually was because of the trees. so take a look at sky 7hd. he shot great video of the flames coming up. nobody was injured, none of the homeowners, but two firefighters got injured and they suffered from heat exhaustion. about 15 homes were evacuated. one of them was where a man was house sitting for his parents and he may have been the first one to see the fire. >> i noticed a woosh and the light of the flame. i went running to the fence line and saw it and looked out the window and saw what looked like a burning branch and called the fire department. >> on the first arrival, the first company found heavy fire coming out of the building. it was breaching into the adjacent structure at 1005. >> and there was a live power line that fell on one of

i'm carolyn johnson. dan ashley has the night off. tonight five people have been detained, and police say they are considered persons of interest in that shooting. 23-month-old highland lawrence remains in critical condition and his parents are in a dispute with the hospital over their child's care. thomas roman has been following this story for us, and he joins us now from children's hospital in oakland. >> carolyn, today mayor jane quan and jordan wept door-to-door -- went door-to-door. they wanted to capture the shooters that put hirum in children's hospital. they are say theeing want to catch this -- they are saying they want to catch the shooters of this child who is now in critical condition. >> he will be two in a couple weeks. but tonight he is clinging to life at oakland's children's hospital. his mother came out to say she and the hospital are disagreeing on hirum's continued care. >> unfortunately we had come to a crossroad. we are unable to agree on the continuum of care for baby hirum. as a result, we are seeking support

carolyn johnson has the night off. the vote was unanimous, 7-0. but it is the big number that is the most impressive. $850 million. that's the key financial hurdle officials cleared tonight moving closer to bringing the niners to the south bay. lisa amin gulezian is live in santa clara with the crucial decision. lisa? >> reporter: the majority of votes at tonight's meeting support the stadium plan, and they were over joyed with tonight's decision. the billboard posted in front of an empty parking lot is a sign of things to come. tonight santa clara stadium authority and the city council voted unanimously to accept a financing plan which allows for construction on the actual stadium to begin next year. >> really excited. it is a great time to be working for the 49ers and it is a great time to be a 49er fan. it is a great milestone for this project. >> reporter: three lenders, bank of america, u.s. bank and goldman sachs has agreed loan the stadium authority $850 million. if the stadium authority can't pay the loan back, the 49ers will. >> i am not

i'm carolyn johnson. >> i'm dan ashley. officers say they found weapons and cash inside that house. >> and also marijuana. the pot dispense rethat was raided dash cash sorry, there was a pot dispense rein a strip mall. that's where abc7's leslie brinkley is for us tonight. >> the crime scene tape is finally down, carolyn, after several hours of an afternoon and evening raid here by state agents and local police armed with guns and search warrants. in the end, officials confiscated an assault rifle, ammunition, a shotgun, 20 pounds of processed marijuana, $40,000 in cash, computers and a safe. at 2:20 wednesday afternoon, two s.w.a.t teams and armed agents with the bureau of narcotics enforcement stormed on to the cul-de-sac off old blackhawk road in dan -- danville and surrounded the house. they cow bettered in their homes as they watched for officers to come out with their hands in the air. >> and then they shot at the door and blew open the window and had one of the cameras go in. we saw that come out. then they reviewed

i'm carolyn johnson. >> i'm dan ashley. officers say they found weapons and cash inside that house. >> and also marijuana. the pot dispense rethat was raided dash cash sorry, there was a pot dispense rein a strip mall. that's where abc7's leslie brinkley is for us tonight. >> the crime scene tape is finally down, carolyn, after several hours of an afternoon and evening raid here by state agents and local police armed with guns and search warrants. in the end, officials confiscated an assault rifle, ammunition, a shotgun, 20 pounds of processed marijuana, $40,000 in cash, computers and a safe. at 2:20 wednesday afternoon, two s.w.a.t teams and armed agents with the bureau of narcotics enforcement stormed on to the cul-de-sac off old blackhawk road in dan -- danville and surrounded the house. they cow bettered in their homes as they watched for officers to come out with their hands in the air. >> and then they shot at the door and blew open the window and had one of the cameras go in. we saw that come out. then they reviewed

carolyn johnson is off. the fire moved fast, ripping through one home and then jumping to another. it happened on miller avenue near grizzly peak boulevard, not far from the golf course. ama dates is there live tonight. >> dan, the fire has pretty much been knocked out. we still have firecrews on scene. it is hard to tell where the fire actually was because of the trees. so take a look at sky 7hd. he shot great video of the flames coming up. nobody was injured, none of the homeowners, but two firefighters got injured and they suffered from heat exhaustion. about 15 homes were evacuated. one of them was where a man was house sitting for his parents and he may have been the first one to see the fire. >> i noticed a woosh and the light of the flame. i went running to the fence line and saw it and looked out the window and saw what looked like a burning branch and called the fire department. >> on the first arrival, the first company found heavy fire coming out of the building. it was breaching into the adjacent structure at 1005. >> and there was a live power line that fell on one of

i'm carolyn johnson. >> and i'm dan ashley. just a few minutes ago police backed off. but that means protesters are back in place tonightwithout their tents though. abc7's leslie brinkley is live with the latest for us. leslie? >> that's right. things have calmed down, but the standoff between occupy aztecs and the san francisco police continues right now. at 6:00, severalundred occupy protesters marched from the federal reserve building on market street to justin herman plaza. they ripped down the yellow police tape and went through the police line. police initially were treated and on the loud speakers warned this is an illegal assembly saying the cause was closed. and then they moved in elbow to elbow in full riot gear and encircled them in the plaza. a second ring of officers kept the others from entering it. by 7:00, one tent had been pitched. >> we are shocked there were so many police officers here. >> we pushed back and stood our ground and then the cops left. it was kind of like a game scenario. >> protesters were detained, but not arrested. one person was inj

i'm carolyn johnson. dan ashley has the night off. the middle school math and science teacher is under arrest, and police say he confessed to a number of sex crimes with a student. neighbors and fellow teachers are in shock. thomas roman is at diablo middle school with the story and reaction for us. thomas? >> carolyn, last week the parents of the young woman involved in this case contacted clayton and walnut creek police regarding the suspected abuse. after a week long investigation police figured out they had enough evidence to arrest catrel today. at about noon, walnut creek police officers came here to diablo school. they took the science and math teacher out of class. officers brought him to another room away from students and arrested him. >> he confessed to the several allegations, and at that time he was then taken to the contra costa county detention facility. >> he faces multiple charges of abuse with a student. a young woman school sources tell us he has allegedly been having relations with for the past three years. >> we h

i'm carolyn johnson. >> i'm dan ashley. fierce wind is causing problems in the bay area. >> crews are working as quickly as possible to get to every call just as soon as they can. abc7 is live in hayward for us tonight. >> carolyn and dan, i am here and every once in awhile the wind will die down, but it whips right back up again. sadly somewhere there is a poor tree that probably isn't going to survive. pg&e and clean up crews have their hands full as the bay gets battered by strong wind gusts. the sausalito street, one of the early areas to lose power. >> a tree blowing in the wind and had a branch break and pushed them together and fell down. >> about 30 customers were in the dark. >> they have the energy transformer that feeds it and they are putting the wire together and putting the wire back up in the air. they will probably have the power back on in about a half an hour. >> do you think it will get worse later on? >> it seems like it. it seems like it has been picking up steadily all day. we are ready. >> the highway

carolyn johnson is off tonight. fortunately no one was hurt, but residents were stunned to find out a cannonball came whizing through their community. here is what happened. the cannonball was fired from the bomb range at camp parks. it soared 700 yards into a house on casada place and bounced across a road and on to a roof and into a mini-van. abc7's alan wang is live in dublin with more on this. alan, that is the craziest thing i have ever heard. >> it really is, dan. this is where the cannonball was traveling at about a thousand feet per second shot out of the back of that wall of this home. you can see where it left a hole in tom wall. this was just the first house it struck. traveling at bullet speed, the cannonball bounced off the sidewalk, blasted through the front door of the home and wized across the bedroom of a sleeping couple. >> they didn't actually hear the cannonball come through the house. what woke them was the settling of the sheet rock that woke them up. >> it punk -- punctuation tored -- punctuat

. >> i'm carolyn johnson.ccupiers blocked the port it cost wages and the port millions so tonight the counsel is considering a more aggressive response to keep the port open if, and when demonstrators return. we are live tonight with the story. >> the debate is on tonight over a resolution co-sponsored and they say the sport an chicken gin generating 73,000 jobs in the region. they want police to get tough so that the sport not targeted again. it's business as usual today. quite a contrast to last week whencu

i'm carolyn johnson its moving day for a group of homeless veteran autos a program on the peninsula ishelping thousands over the past decade. abc 7 is live for us in menlo park with the story. vic? >> this is certainly a busy day, an emotional one for residents here at the homeless facility. now, most of them have left. and 13 remain here and they'll be bused to other shelters tomorrow. for them this is something like the break up of a very close-knit family. this will be anything but a happy holiday for the 150 veteran who's are being forced to leave what they call their home.

. >> good evening, i'm carolyn johnson. >> i'm dan ashley. is a vigil for a gravely injured toddler. >> little hiram lawrence was shot in the head monday night n all, seven people were injured in that mass shooting in a parking lot. we're live where the vigil is taking place. >> this vigil is just getting underway. and this is for little hiram lawrence. this is the first of what is several events to try to reclaim the neighborhood. they say this is where the little hiram lawrence was injured monday night in a hail of bullets.

. >> i'm carolyn johnson.y is prepared to fight to keep the sports team. >> oakland mayor jean kwan held a news conference to say her city has a plan to keep the teams where they are. now, there is word the warriors may want to relocate to san francisco. laura anthony is live at the oakland coliseum tonight. >> jean qan reminding the public and a's her city has what it takes to keep the team here and sent a message to the other sports f

. >> good evening, everyone, i'm carolyn johnson. >> i'm dan noyes.an francisco fire department is facing sharp criticism for a response to a house fire last year it killed two firefighters and now, a report indicates three serious safety violations by the fire department that could have cost the men their lives. and vic lee is live at the diamond heights home with more on this. >> that is the house behind me here on berkeley way. cal-osha says the fire department violated its own procedures which may have led to mistakes that tragic morning six months ago, today. >> so third

. >> good evening, i'm carolyn johnson. >> some real progress to report tonight in bringing bart to the. >> there is construction that could bring rapid transit to the south, starting with extending the fremont line. >> today is a major milestone turning a decade of talk into action. the valley transportation authority approved a $772 million design and construction contract that came in under budget and promises to deliver ahead of schedule. >>

here is carolyn johnson. >> these dots could soon revolutionize the way ailments are diagnosed and save time and money in the process. >> this they thought it would be a good idea to see if we can turn this into a high volume test that could be possibly moved out to the point of care. >> hospitals and doctors spent about 800ses today collect blood samples but my mixing ink then printing them, tests can be conducted exposing the dots to tests will cause the dots to change color autos it could be a test someone in their own home could do. you can look towards printed to go electronics meaning you can have a disposable sensor, so if a person is unwell, they can monitor their condition. >> as patients, tests strip koz provide quicker diagnose yis some things you would be very helpful for when you are screen things like cholesterol, possibly low blood count and things like that. where you're not too worried about the final accuracy that may be helpful for patients, you can tell them the answer there and then rather than bringing them back. >> more research needs to be carried out but scienti