. >> i'm carolyn johnson. tonight's threats come amid heightened airline security after the cia foiled a plot to bomb a plane. >> the man tasked to carry the bomb was a double agent working for the cia. he is a saudi arabian spy who managed to infiltrate the circle in yemen. she back in saudi arabia tonight. they are examining the sophisticated underwear bomb itself. airports around the world are urged to be on alert from another attempt from al-qaeda to attack planes. >>> and in the north bay a search is underway for a killer. investigators found a woman in her 60s dead in her home on bernice avenue. apparently she was the victim of a violent struggle. alan wang has the latest. alan? >> carolyn, police are still not ready to call this a homicide. instead they say the 66-year-old woman died under suspicious circumstances. police say they went to the home after family members asked them to check on her because she lives alone. that's when they found the woman dead inside around 11:00 this morning. she has not b

. >> and i'm carolyn johnson. it came down to a dna match. investigators have been watching 21-year-old garcia torres around the clock since identifying his dna on clothes found in see sierra's purse. john alston is outside garcia torres' home in morgan hill to begin our team coverage. >> this is where garcia torres lived until he was arrested. tonight he in the santa clara county jail without bail on suspicion of murder and kidnapping. news of the arrest was still sinking in at the mapleleaf rv park where the suspect lived with his wife, his 19-month-old child and his mother who did not want to believe her son was involved in the sierra lamar disappearance. >> i don't think so for him doing something. it is my son. what mom believes one of their kids doing something wrong? >> 21-year-old garcia torres was taken into custody monday night at a safe way parking lot in morgan hill. investigators had been keeping an eye on him for months. his mother says they found tracking devices on their cars. she spoke to her son after his arrest, and he deni

. >> i'm carolyn johnson.s, he is alive. >> alive, but not well after a week alone and hurt. michael sanchez, junior was on 101 in san jose when his car went off the road. they found the car, but they could not find him. ama dates is live at san jose regional medical center. ama? >> dan and carolyn, michael sanchez was brought hereafter he was found yesterday, alive, but unresponsive. his sister tells me he is still unresponsive which means nobody knows exactly what happened over the seven days he was missing. >> right now michael is on life support. >> michael sanchez, junior's sister, pricilla wants to know what happened to her brother. she last spoke to him early last wednesday morning. unknown to her he crashed his truck shortly after that call. he was on 101 south and took the hellier exit. it went off the off-ramp and went down the depressed area that is brushy and wooded. >> a witness told chp they saw a man walk away from the scene. >> we utilized the fire department's portable lighting system and it w

. >> and i'm carolyn johnson.me down to a match.ators he investigators have been watching 21-year-old garcia torres around the clock since identifying his dna on clothes found in see sierra's purse. john alston is outside garcia torres' home in morgan hill to begin our team coverage. >> this is where garcia torres lived until he was arrested. tonight he in the santa clara county jail without bail on suspicion of murder and kidnapping. news of the arrest was still sinking in at the mapleleaf rv park where the suspect lived with his wife, his 19-month-old child and his mother who did not want to believe her son was involved in the sierra lamar disappearance. >> i don't think so for him doing something. it is my son. what mom believes one of their kids doing something wrong? >> 21-year-old garcia torres was taken into custody monday night at a safe way parking lot in morgan hill. investigators had beenim for an eye on him for months. his mother says they found tracking devices on their cars. she spoke to her son afte

. >> i'm carolyn johnson. we have complete live team coverage of the day and night of clashes with police. >> sky 7hd is live over the city right now. it is deaf -- it is difficult to see exactly what is going on, but protesters are on the streets this may day, a day after clashes running through it is -- through the city with authorities. nick smith is live to begin our coverage tonight. nick? >> reporter: dan, i want to give you an how crazy things are. we just saw fights break out down the street. it looks like two men fighting down the street. this is one of the things officers had to deal with. there is still evidence of the demonstration that happened earlier. broken glass and broken containers on the street. you can still see officers across the street and near the bart station that is covered with graffiti. the demonstration started peaceful, but quickly turned as soon as night fell. look at some of the video that was shot earlier today. there were approximately 3,000 people at the plaza at the height

. >> and i'm carolyn johnson. a developing story, and tonight we are hearing reports that the boy's father may have witnting. 14-year-old eddie reyes was beat. it is a place they call a known gang hangout. reyes was in eighth grade.arolyd >> carolyn and dan, good evening. police are saying the death of a 14-year-old eighth grader is indeed gang-related. the school officials are calling it a loss to the community. >> he was attacked and severely beaten. >> cops are looking at any information into the beating death of an eighth grade student in east san jose. investigators say most of those who witnessed it left the scene before police arrived. 14-year-old reyes was transported to the hospital where he remained for the weekend. he would later die from his injuries. our media partner is reporting that as the boy was being beaten, the boy's father stood nearby, putting the boy in a fight for his life that ended tragically. >> we believe the case is gang motivated. it is an area known for a high level of criminal stree

. >> i'm carolyn johnson. despite the odds, he is alive. >> alive, but not well after a week alone and hurt. michael sanchez junior was on 101 in san jose when his car went off the road. they found the car, but they could not find him. ama dates is live at san jose regional medical center. ama? >> dan and carolyn michael sanchez was brought hereafter he was found yesterday, alive, but unresponsive. his sister tells me he is still unresponsive which means nobody knows exactly what happened over the seven days he was missing. >> right now michael is on life support. >> michael sanchez junior's sister, pricilla wants to know what happened to her brother. she last spoke to him early last wednesday morning. unknown to her he crashed his truck shortly after that call. he was on 101 south and took the hellier exit. it went off the off-ramp and went down the depressed area that is brushy and wooded. >> a witness told chp they saw a man walk away from the scene. >> we utilized the fire department's portable lighting sy

carolyn johnson, abc7 news. >>> new hoodie controversy involving mark zuckerberg.some wall street types criticized him for wearing his trademark hoodie to meet with investors monday saying he showed disrespect. his defenders say that is just him. silicon valley has always been casual as shown by steve jobs' look. some facebook fans are saying the hoodie is the new black turtleneck. one thing we know for sure, new york is not silicon valley, very different mentality. >> no suit is a uniform in new york. hoodie is not. 6:16. time for a look at forecast. will you need a hoodie for this afternoon? >> no. but this morning, yes. beautiful picture of the sunrise coming over yerba buena island, gorgeous. we have a couple other pictures, within more, that is of the sun already up as we look from sutro -- off to the east. let's see, 47 santa rosa, 49 half moon bay everybody else in the low to mid 50s san jose 57 right now 54 oakland, near 50 around monterey bay mid to upper 40s gilroy and salinas. today sunny everywhere slightly cooler especially inland. sunny, breezy, warme

carolyn johnson, abc7 news. >>> first it was texting and driving and now texting and walking is becoming a crime. a law in new jersey allows anyb cite anyone who is texting while walking. they can face an $85 fine. they issued 120 tickets in the past eight weeks. local officials say there were 21 walking accidents this year. >> it is a bi distractions. pedestrians are not watching where they are going. >> i don't think i would be putting myself in danger by >> studies point out many who text while walking veer off their course and others run into obstacles like this woman whoainto a fountain. her big splash captured by a shopping mall surveillance camera. >>> well, several local hair stylists donated their skills to make it a special mother's day for 25 homeless women in san francisco. the 25 moms go the their hair and make up done and then they were whisked off to a brunch at harry denton's starlight room on top of the sir francis drake hotel. this is the first time they have organized this special event. >> and viewers have been placing mother's day photos all week and we want to share

carolyn johnson, abc7 news. >>> first it was texting and driving and now texting and walking is becoming a crime. a law in new jersey allows anybody to cite anyone who is texting while walking. they can face an $85 fine. they issued 120 tickets in the past eight weeks. local officials say there were 21 walking accidents this year. >> it is a big distractions. pedestrians are not watching where they are going. >> i don't think i would be putting myself in danger by doing this. >> studies point out many who text while walking veer off their course and others run into obstacles like this woman who stumbled into a fountain. her big splash captured by a shopping mall surveillance camera. >>> well, several local hair stylists donated their skills to make it a special mother's day for 25 homeless women in san francisco. the 25 moms go the their hair and make up done and then they were whisked off to a brunch at harry denton's starlight room on top of the sir francis drake hotel. this is the first time they have organized this special event. >> and viewers have been placing mother's day photos a

. >> i'm carolyn johnson. a man was shot while driving his car. sky 7 hd was over the scene. >> it happened in menlo park, the car was discovered in redwood city. >> reporter: police knew there was shooting but they didn't know where the victim was. they finally tracked him down to this area of 101 in the northbound lanes south of woodside road. >> this traffic mess on northbound 101 just south of woodside road is actually the aftermath of a shooting in menlo park. police originally thought it happened on the dumbarton bridge. later they discovered it was on bay front between university and willow the victim had just driven over the bridge. >> he stopped at the light at university. he continued westbound on bay front expressway. he saw the vehicle moving through traffic to try to catch up to him and started shooting at his vehicle. >> instead of pulling over, the victim took off. >> he continued driving and made phone calls. one of those people called 911 and we were able to locate him. >> an ambulance took the victim to stanford medical center, h

high technology and robotics is making sure that patients at ucsf get the medicine they needn carolyn johnsonins. >> reporter: they have repeated ten thousand times a day, how many doses are administered every 24 hours. it if it seems like a lotit is. >> a lot of the transplant patients have 20 meds to take. >> now to handle that responsibility is high-tech pharmacy system. >> the first thing we're going to do is scan the band. >> in the simulation lab, they are training fellow nurses to use a new system being phased in. after scanning a patient's i.d. band they use handheld devices to determine what medications and at what time. >> there you go. >> the medications themselves are bar coded to make sure they match the prescription in the system. that way when you scan the medication, it is ordered at that time for that patient and at that route. >> now you want to document you have administered the medication and you can do so by completing your path in the pda. >> the chain of automation actually starts miles away. >> this is the robotic pharmacy recently completed at mission bay campus. here

. >> i'm ama dates in for carolyn johnson. >> police have apparently been watching this guy for months and today they made their move. leslie brinkley is live in san jose with the latest on this developing news. >> that's right, dan. a teacher from placed on leave last august as police launched an investigation into possible possession of child pornography. it came to a head when they made an arrest. they arrested johnny urias. a teacher in san jose. will rogers elementary school issued a statement saying there are no known incidents of sexual abuse by this teacher, but there is an investigation into the possibility of lewd acts with students. they have been working with san he say police, the alan rock district and internet crimes against children task force. the teacher has been booked sthoo the santa clara county jail, and they are doing an additional search of the home where he was arrested in san jose. they previously collected evidence from his home in mill mill -- mill miss ties including confiscating computers. reporting live in san jose, leslie brinkley, abc7 news. >> thank yo

carolyn johnson has more. >> in surgical settings doctors have to stop bleeding in one blood vessel whiler. now, they believe they have the solution. it's a type of gauze. >> it's basically plant material. >> jim swift is chief science officer for life science plus in mountain view. he demonstrates how it works. he says the material turns into a jell as it contacts blood causing it to quickly clot. >> it essentially stops the vessels. from leaking blood>> >> drugstores begin selling a consumer version several months ago, the surgical version is undergoing testing but it follows a a trend. last year we new a new material developed by researchers at stanford to close incisions without scarring. other manufacturers have developed designed jells designo control bleeding in hospital environments. >> it's a high-pressure system, patients are on blood thinners. they can have problems controlling their bleeding. we can actually end up having a small hematoma. >> john is radiologist at pacific medical center in san francisco. he is also a partner in the company. he said blood stock isn't designed

carolyn johnson explains. >> reporter: more than a million people in the u.s. suffer from congenital heart disease but now researchers at gladstone institute the believe this a gentle switch of sorts -- genetic switch could be responsible in some of those cases. >> when you think about heart development, we think about what genes we need to turn on so that tissue becomes what it's supposed to be. >> instead the team decided to do the opposite. they turned off a master gene that regulates the development of cells int cardiomyosites that develop into tissue of the heart. they lose the ability to develop. >> it was a real shocker when they had structural normal hearts. >> in fact, the animals showed no heart problems at birth. >> but what happened next could hold clues to the formation of heart defects in humans and potentially a new way to treat them. >> there is normal size of a mouse. >> they kept monitoring the animals but they begin to develop a deadly defect as they continued to grow. >> almost four times the size of a normal cardiac miocite. >> but their he

. >> i'm carolyn johnson. both of the affected schools are in pacifica. the san mateo health department confirms it hit ocean elementary and/or day go elementary. nick smith has more. nick? >> carolyn and dan, good evening. san mateo county health officials tell abc news that they have a confirmed outbreak of norovirus at ocean shore elementary school. and now the administrators are doing all they can to stop it in its tracks. they have a policy here, if you throw up, you go home. >> and that's what happened to his son. they sent a lab sample to the state and it was confirmed there was an outbreak of the norovirus. but this dad knew something was up because the virus didn't stop with the son. >> my daughter got it, and she stayed home, same thing. . >> to date there are at least 105 students affected by the flu-like symptoms ranging from diarrhea to stomach cramps. tyler avoided getting sick because he listened to his teacher. >> you touch anything that might have germs and you have to go and wash your hands. >> most of the students who got sick were stude

. >> i'm carolyn johnson. a man was shot while driving his car. sky 7 hd was over the scene. >> it happened in menlo park, the car was discovered in redwood city. >> reporter: police knew there was shooting but they didn't know where the victim was. they finally tracked him down to this area of 101 in the northbound lanes south of woodside road. >> this traffic mess on northbound 101 just south of woodside road is actually the aftermath of a shooting in menlo park. police originally thought it happened on the dumbarton bridge. later they discovered it was on bay front between university and willow the victim had just driven over the bridge. >> he stopped at the light at university. he continued westbound on bay front expressway. he saw the vehicle moving through traffic to try to catch up to him and started shooting at his vehicle. >> instead of pulling over, the victim took off. >> he continued driving and made phone calls. one of those people called 911 and we were able to locate him. >> an ambulance took the victim to stanford medical center, h

carolyn sat toe. it is owned by billionaire investor charles bartlett johnson and his wife. there with up romney picked up an endorsement tonight here at this event. that is from former secretary of state condoleezza rice. as for the rest of the guest list, their endorsements came in the form of the hefty check. >> earlier at arrival they will be met by obama supporters before the valet parking attendants. it was a tame protest organized by the bay area democratic party officials. they criticize the supporters saying they care only about short-term profit without regard for consequences. singling outan who whitman who announced 27,000 27,000 layoffst hp. >> one of the biggest hosts for this a week ago laid off 27,000 workers. i want to know who is advising romney to show up with someone who laid off 27,000 workers. it is almost like they are celebrating job loss. >> san francisco republican says fund raising will be different this time around. >> they were able to raise small contributions from donors who were interest contributing for the first time. $25, $50 contributions.

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. >> and i'm carolyn johnson. it came down to a dna match. investigators have been watching 21-year-old garcia torres around the clock since identifying his dna on clothes found in see sierra's purse. john alston is outside garcia torres' home in morgan hill to begin our team coverage. >> this is where garcia torres lived until he was arrested. tonight he in the santa clara county jail without bail on suspicion of murder and kidnapping. news of the arrest was still sinking in at the mapleleaf rv park where the suspect lived with his wife, his 19-month-old child and his mother who did not want to believe her son was involved in the sierra lamar disappearance. >> i don't think so for him doing something. it is my son. what mom believes one of their kids doing something wrong? >> 21-year-old garcia torres was taken into custody monday night at a safe way parking lot in morgan hill. investigators had been keeping an eye on him for months. his mother says they found tracking devices on their cars. she spoke to her son after his arrest, and he deni

. >> and i'm carolyn johnson. the san jose construction site is now ground zero for human remains. crews unearthed what is believed to be a cemetery for the county's poorest buried from 1875 to 1935 at what is now the site of the santa clara valley medical center. lisa amin is there now with more on what it means? >> it was an accidental discovery. valley medical center is expanding its campus. when construction crews started digging, they found the coffin. these are photos of pine boxes, thought to be the coffins of santa clara county's poor and indigent in the late 1800's. you can see the outline of the boxes buried beneath the earth and in the middle of valley medical center's construction site. >> i think it is surprising. nobody realized that that cemetery was there. >> the county is now rushing to figure out how to handle this troubling discovery. these county blueprints show a cemetery existed off what is now ginger lane in 1932. then 20 years later -- >> there is a parking lot in 1915 that was there. >> it was somehow paved over and remained that way until february when con

. >> and i'm carolyn johnson. abc news continues beginning at 4:30. of course we are always available at abc7news.com. and on facebook and twitter. >> check us out for larry beil and sandhya patel. thank you for watching

. >> i'm ama dates in for carolyn johnson. >> facebook wants to add thousands of people and square footage and tonight got the go ahead from city officials. but despite its disappointing stock performance since going public 10 days ago. alan wang is live in menlo park where not everyone is supportive of this plan. >> as big as the plan is to expand facebook, the decision was hung up on an argument over a street corner in neighboring aterring ton. >> we are here because we are concerned the eir from the facebook expansion project is unsatisfactory. >> cityish ifs marched -- city officials marched in to complain about a proposed second left hand turn lane at the corner of marsh and middle field road. it would accommodate the potential traffic congestion from the project, but atherton said it would be unsafe. >> one of the things we had indicated was you under estimated the traffic by 25%. >> facebook wants to expand the existing 57-acre campus and build a new 22-acre campus on the other side of bay front expressway with a tunnel connecting both campuses. it could add 600 facebook employees o

. >> i'm carolyn johnson. let's begin with ama dates who is at turk and laguna where two people were hit. ama? >> that's right, carolyn and dan. look behind me on the corner is where police have the street blocked off because there was the double shooting at about 9:45 tonight. the two people were shot just down the sidewalk there. look at the scene from where this happened. i actually spoke to a man who said it was his uncle and a woman. his uncle shot in the neck and the woman in the lower body, the leg. he heard shots and came out. he didn't know why anybody would do this to his uncle who was already disabled and using a cane. we have learned that the man did die at the hospital. we have not heard of anything on the woman. i heard it is possibly nonlife-threatening at this point, but there is no official update. there was a shooting of two people, a man and woman at about 9:45. and they will be out here for a few hours as they continue to investigate this shooting scene. in san francisco, ama dates, abc7 new

. >> i'm carolyn johnson. both of the affected schools are in pacifica. the san mateo health department confirms it hit ocean elementary and/or day go elementary. nick smith has more. nick? >> carolyn and dan, good evening. san mateo county health officials tell abc news that they have a confirmed outbreak of norovirus at ocean shore elementary school. and now the administrators are doing all they can to stop it in its tracks. they have a policy here, if you throw up, you go home. >> and that's what happened to his son. they sent a lab sample to the state and it was confirmed there was an outbreak of the norovirus. but this dad knew something was up because the virus didn't stop with the son. >> my daughter got it, and she stayed home, same thing. . >> to date there are at least 105 students affected by the flu-like symptoms ranging from diarrhea to stomach cramps. tyler avoided getting sick because he listened to his teacher. >> you touch anything that might have germs and you have to go and wash your hands. >> most of the students who got sick were stude

. >> i'm carolyn johnson. let's begin with ama dates who is at turk and laguna where two people were hit. ama? >> that's right, carolyn and dan. look behind me on the corner is where police have the street blocked off because there was the double shooting at about 9:45 tonight. the two people were shot just down the sidewalk there. look at the scene from where this happened. i actually spoke to a man who said it was his uncle and a woman. his uncle shot in the neck and the woman in the lower body, the leg. he heard shots and came out. he didn't know why anybody would do this to his uncle who was already disabled and using a cane. we have learned that the man did die at the hospital. we have not heard of anything on the woman. i heard it is possibly nonlife-threatening at this point, but there is no official update. there was a shooting of two people, a man and woman at about 9:45. and they will be out here for a few hours as they continue to investigate this shooting scene. in san francisco, ama dates, abc7 new

. >> i'm carolyn johnson. we have complete live team coverage of the day and night of clashes with police. >> sky 7hd is live over the city right now. it is deaf -- it is difficult to see exactly what is going on, but protesters are on the streets this may day, a day after clashes running through it is -- through the city with authorities. nick smith is live to begin our coverage tonight. nick? >> reporter: dan, i want to give you an how crazy things are. we just saw fights break out down the street. it looks like two men fighting down the street. this is one of the things officers had to deal with. there is still evidence of the demonstration that happened earlier. broken glass and broken containers on the street. you can still see officers across the street and near the bart station that is covered with graffiti. the demonstration started peaceful, but quickly turned as soon as night fell. look at some of the video that was shot earlier today. there were approximately 3,000 people at the plaza at the height

. >> i'm carolyn johnson. tonight's threats come amid heightened airline security after the cia foiled a plot to bomb a plane. >> the man tasked to carry the bomb was a double agent working for the cia. he is a saudi arabian spy who managed to infiltrate the circle in yemen. she back in saudi arabia tonight. they are examining the sophisticated underwear bomb itself. airports around the world are urged to be on alert from another attempt from al-qaeda to attack planes. >>> and in the north bay a search is underway for a killer. investigators found a woman in her 60s dead in her home on bernice avenue. apparently she was the victim of a violent struggle. alan wang has the latest. alan? >> carolyn, police are still not ready to call this a homicide. instead they say the 66-year-old woman died under suspicious circumstances. police say they went to the home after family members asked them to check on her because she lives alone. that's when they found the woman dead inside around 11:00 this morning. she has not b

. >> and i'm carolyn johnson. we are learning the man firing the shots is wanted by police in connection with a killing yesterday in roanoke park. it is happening at post and hyde and the street is shutdown. ama dates is there live for us. ama? >> reporter: carolyn and dan, i am at post and larkin right now, but if you look behind me, you can see the scene down the street. you can see a ladder extending to the top of the apartment building where that person is holed up inside. one of my police sources said the suspect is now deceased. that's what we are hearing out here. this all connects to the roanoke park murder. we were told that they found that the person of interest was inside an apartment there. it is not necessarily his apartment. it may have been a girlfriend. a police sergeant describes what happened when police came upon him. >> when officers tried to contact him, there were shots fired. the building -- he barricaded himself in his apartment. my understanding is he lit the fire in his apartment, and the

. >> i'm carolyn johnson. despite the odds, he is alive. >> alive, but not well after a week alone and hurt. michael sanchez, junior was on 101 in san jose when his car went off the road. they found the car, but they could not find him. ama dates is live at san jose regional medical center. ama? >> dan and carolyn, michael sanchez was brought hereafter he was found yesterday, alive, but unresponsive. his sister tells me he is still unresponsive which means nobody knows exactly what happened over the seven days he was missing. >> right now michael is on life support. >> michael sanchez, junior's sister, pricilla wants to know what happened to her brother. she last spoke to him early last wednesday morning. unknown to her he crashed his truck shortly after that call. he was on 101 south and took the hellier exit. it went off the off-ramp and went down the depressed area that is brushy and wooded. >> a witness told chp they saw a man walk away from the scene. >> we utilized the fire department's portable lighting

. >> i'm carolyn johnson. keep track of the latest breaking news on twitter. for all of us, thank you for watching.

. >> and i'm carolyn johnson. abc news continues beginning at 4:30.ways available at abc7news.com. and on facebook and twitter. >> check us out for larry beil and sandhya patel. thank you for watching

. >> and i'm carolyn johnson. we are learning the man firing the shots is wanted by police in connection with a killing yesterday in roanoke park. it is happening at post and hyde and the street is shutdown. ama dates is there live for us. ama? >> reporter: carolyn and dan, i am at post and larkin right now, but if you look behind me, you can see the scene down the street. you can see a ladder extending to the top of the apartment building where that person is holed up inside. one of my police sources said the suspect is now deceased. that's what we are hearing out here. this all connects to the roanoke park murder. we were told that they found that the person of interest was inside an apartment there. it is not necessarily his apartment. it may have been a girlfriend. a police sergeant describes what happened when police came upon him. >> when officers tried to contact him, there were shots fired. the building -- he barricaded himself in his apartment. my understanding is he lit the fire in his apartment, and the

. >> and i'm carolyn johnson. it is a developing story, and tonight we are hearing reports that the boy's father may have witnessed the beating. 14-year-old eddie reyes was beat. it is a place they call a known gang hangout. reyes was in eighth grade. nick? >> carolyn and dan, good evening. police are saying the death of a 14-year-old eighth grader is indeed gang-related. the school officials are calling it a loss to the community. >> he was attacked and severely beaten. >> cops are looking at any information into the beating death of an eighth grade student in east san jose. investigators say most of those who witnessed it left the scene before police arrived. 14-year-old reyes was transported to the hospital where he remained for the weekend. he would later die from his injuries. our media partner is reporting that as the boy was being beaten, the boy's father stood nearby, putting the boy in a fight for his life that ended tragically. >> we believe the case is gang motivated. it is an area known for a high leve

. >> and i'm carolyn johnson. the san jose construction site is now ground zero for human remains.arthed what is believed to be a cemetery for the county's poorest buried from 1875 to 1935 at what is now the site of the santa clara valley medical center. lisa amin is there now with more on what it means? >> it was an accidental discovery. valley medical center is expanding its campus. when construction crews started digging, they found the coffin. these are photos of pine boxes, thought to be the coffins of santa clara county's poor and indigent in the late 1800's. you can see the outline of the boxes buried beneath the earth and in the middle of valley medical center's construction site. >> i think it is surprising. nobody realized that that cemetery was there. >> the county is now rushing to figure out how to handle this troubling discovery. these county blueprints show a cemetery existed off what is now ginger lane in 1932. then 20 years later -- >> there is a parking lot in 1915 that was there. >> it was paved over somehow par and remained that way until february when construct

good evening, everyone, i'm carolyn johnson. >> that is when our sources and espn.com are hearing tonight'd likely move to piers 30 and 32 on the embarcadero. and here is a live look at those piers. 30, 32. tents, chairs and a stage have gone up and there is

. >> and i'm carolyn johnson.by a patient in a bay area hospital with a troubled past it happened at napa state hospital this, time a psych tech and several others had been hurt. and again, employees are blaming the hospital for lax security. vic lee is live with the story. >> last night a patient attacked staffers here in the unit here at napa state hospital. we spoke with workers from that unit and they feared retaliation but told us the same thing. is that security here at the hospital is a big, big problem.

. >> good evening, everyone, i'm carolyn johnson. >> we're going start with breaking news in plesantonound a body not far from stoneridge mall. >> we're live with the latest in this story. >> i'm in the 11,000 block of dublin canyon road. a body was found in a trash can at around 11:30 this morning. someone reported that trash can out of place. take a look at sky 7 hd shot the scene as it's happening pleasanton police out here, investigating. you can see that trash can, the coroner's office was here as well. and they now have possession of the remains in that can. police aren't saying a lot at this time. we don't know age g

carolyn johnson tells us this procedure involves plastic surgery. >> reporter: the procedure was discoveredastic surgeons after several patients told them their migraine headaches disappeared after surgery. now that procedure originally known as a brow lift has been refined. geraldine loves kwheulting and babysitting her grandson at times she has been in too much pain to do either because of severe migraine headaches with >> it feels like nausea, light sensitivity, noise sensitivity, throbbing, pounding pain. >> reporter: after decades of pain geraldine found temporary relief and now she wants to make it permanent. >> the doctor injected botox in both of my temporal nerves and it put a stop to the migraines. >> reporter: the doctor isn't a newer roll sis -- isn't a neurologist but a plastic surgeon he says the migraines were treatable with a procedure that originally evolved from cost rest -- cosmetic surgery called a brow lift. >> we are compressing the nerve. >> reporter: in an operating room dr. miranda severes small sections of muscle to release pressure around the nerves he believes ar

tu thanks for joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00 i'm carolyn johnson. >> you can keep track of the latestaking news on twitter and talk about it on facebook.com. >> abc 7 news at 5:00 continues now. >> thank you. and an east bay jewelry store takes the law into his hands, stopping a robber in his track autos and piece of clothing a teenager was wearing that may have led to him being beaten to death in a park. >> i'm sandhya patel. showers today, big pattern changes coming up. i'll let you know what that means for weekend plans. >> good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> developing news in vallejo. would be robber of a jewelry store st not get far. >> shot dead by the owner, it happened on broadway street not far from the high school there. abc 7 news is there live tonight with what happened. >> let me give you the geography. here, this is broadway. you're going through the corner of illinois street. there is a church right here, then, into the back of the church here we have jewelry store, they sold gold and silver coins. until moments ago there is a body in the store. the coroner has come by to

issues in san mateo county new building could be life changing. 7 news health science reporter carolyn johnsonas this. >> oh, my. >>reporter: it has been a long road home for bridgett and many of the detour have been painfu painful. >> i went to prison. >>reporter: she spent a total of 16 years behind bars. ultimately diagnosed with mental illness. >> i have polly substance abuse which means many drugs. and i have bipolar and ptsd. >>reporter: but now workers move heavy furniture 14 mental health patients are preparing to move into the newly built supportive housing facility in redwood city where resident 7 on site service from his counseling to medication management. the 5 million dollar for construction cost were could be eled together from 13 different funding source because experts say housing patients with mental health issue is actually more cost effective than having them cycle through the system. >> the people that will be living here are people who struggle with repeat emergency room visits, hospitalizations, very, very costly care that wouldn't be necessary if they had stable afforda

he attended a dinner at the sprawling carolyn chateau hosted by3nd his wife. his arrival brought out a small group of protesters organized bye-bye area democratic party officials they criticized romney and his big money supporters. the bay area is fertile ground for fundraising with president obama collecting millions for his campaign war chest last week. >>> state officials say tax revenue from facebook could be hundreds of millions less than expected. facebook shares have nose dived since the stock went public two weeks ago the department of finance estimated the sale would bring in 1 1/2 billion dollars. facebook closed at just above $28 a share yesterday down a quarter of its value from the initial offering of $38. "los angeles times" reports the brown administration does not intend redo revenue forecast because the stock price will continue to fluctuate. >>> this morning san francisco mayor lee will unveil a two year budget plan including money to hire more than 300 new police officers. the mayor also wants to hire more than 250 new firefighte